Whether that's creative risks, professional risks, sexual risks, political risks.
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I think all of us need to take a little bit more risks — sensible risks, smart risks, but risks for our future's sake.
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These include risks to health, risks of domestic violence, and ultimately risks of mortality.
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"I don't mean physical risks or social risks, I mean intellectual risks," he says.
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" On the tail risks: "There are always tail risks.
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I think, as we look at the competitive landscape, there are tactical risks, there are market risks, there are brand risks.
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Generally, that tends to be a slightly higher risk than corporate kind of risks because you have completion risks, geopolitical risks.
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"Risks in China's financial market can be controlled, but nonperforming loan risks, liquidity risks, shadown banking risks...property bubble risks (and others) are increasing," said Lu. In an attempt to curb China's addiction to debt and defuse financial risks, authorities have intensified curbs on speculative investments, shadowbanking activity and excessive credit growth over the past year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Spotify's direct listing piles risks upon risks.
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We choose the risks of overwork over the risks of idleness.
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EU COUNTRIES TO SHARE DATA ON CYBERSECURITY RISKS, TO ASSESS RISKS
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"The biggest risks come from not taking any risks," he said.
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There are many downside risks, and one of the risks that we keep flagging is risks on the trade front, the uncertainty surrounding it.
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Operational and litigation risks are the main risks to which ABF is exposed to as these risks are an inherent part of its business.
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All of which mean they need to take bigger risks they have loathed traditionally, such as currency risks and duration risks, to maintain returns.
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In addition to identifying the most-likely risks, the Global Risks Report predicts which risks have the potential to do the most damage to society and envisions a world in which these risks are not adequately addressed.
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Every grand strategy carries risks, but risks can be measured against rewards.
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Even then, we need to rely on absolute risks, not relative risks.
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"We see risks, especially external risks, on the rise," Dombrovskis added, saying that the resilience of EU economies could be tested if these risks materialized.
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Everyone knows the risks of smoking Knowledge about the risks of smoking can exist at four levels: Level 1: having heard that smoking increases health risks.
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And remember to discuss emotional risks that may arise (along with physical risks).
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"Without giving people permission to take risks," he said, "you'll never take risks."
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I'm still going to take risks but I'm going to take calculated risks.
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But the choice is not between taking these risks and taking no risks.
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It's our social responsibility to identify the risks, present the risks to everyone.
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Taking risks Before reaching the seven-figure mark, you must take many risks.
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You should recognize there are some risks, but those risks can be minimized.
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RUSSIAN C.BANK SAYSDISINFLATIONARY RISKS STILL EXCEED PRO-INFLATIONARY RISKS OVER THE SHORT-TERM HORIZON
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Carney has been highlighting the risks climate change poses to financial risks since 2015.
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"There certainly are risks and it's important not to minimize those risks," says Griffiths.
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"There were substantial risks and they took risks," said Mr. Cantor of Constantine Cannon.
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"Short-term risks are not reported, and long-term risks are understudied," Cool says.
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Country risks: Fitch proposes to merge country risks into its institutional support assessment steps.
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There's risks of accidents, risks of locking us into bad futures, stuff like that.
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Association health plans often shun the bad risks and stay with the good risks.
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Any such proliferation risks being destabilising and dangerous, multiplying the risks of nuclear war.
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If you can't afford to take any risks, you generally won't take any risks.
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"All businesses have to take into account the commercial risks, the legal risks, the financing risks of any transaction, and clearly these sanctions make that difficult," she said.
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"Both political risks and downside risks to growth are both still very substantial," Adams said.
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The risks of being a politician in VenezuelaGuaidó: There are many risks in Venezuela today.
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"Overall credit risks are under control, non-financial corporate debt risks are rising," it added.
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RUSSIAN C.BANK SAYS DISINFLATIONARY RISKS STILL EXCEED PRO-INFLATIONARY RISKS OVER THE SHORT-TERM HORIZON
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"For him, living independently carries risks, and he's willing to accept those risks," Winstel said.
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I always believe that we don't have the culture to manage risks, even operational risks.
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All drugs have risks: the issue is whether the possible benefits make the risks worthwhile.
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Indeed, all risks could be aggravated by a materialisation of downside risks to economic growth.
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Unfortunately, marijuana's public health risks are not as clearly understood as the risks of alcohol.
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" He laid out the risks, saying "the math" behind GE "highlights a number of risks.
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Even before the court ruling, there were risks, but now those risks are exponentially greater.
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Laparoscopy has risks, and doctors may be especially reluctant to take those risks in adolescents.
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New year, new risks The new year doesn't come without its own set of risks.
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When sanded down, the dust particles carry severe health risks when inhaled, including cancer risks.
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Among external risks facing the CCA nations, the Fund cited intensified trade tensions, slower global growth, lower commodity prices, and rising geopolitical risks, while domestic risks included slowing reform momentum.
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They are also downplaying the climate risks, and they are downplaying the risks to water contamination.
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Portfolio Sensitivities to Market Risks The funds have low exposure to interest rate and spread risks.
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We saw some key players take big risks, risks that may or may not pay off.
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Of course, there are always risks involved, but I think those risks reduce all the time.
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Portfolio Sensitivities to Market Risks The fund has low exposure to interest rate and spread risks.
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The latter, sector risks, as the name implies, are risks that are unique to certain sectors.
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How will Rationalia weigh the risks of socioeconomic dislocation against the risks of severe climate damages?
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However, with opportunity come risks, and in this industry we take financial, legal and professional risks.
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Risks The procedure has some risks, as there are concerns about donation after circulatory death hearts.
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"As a result, the government avoided litigation risks including the risks of an acquittal," he wrote.
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Investors are willing to take risks, but they need to be compensated for bearing these risks.
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These were not risks that put American troops in harm's way, but they were risks nonetheless.
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"The MPC weighed the risks to the growth and inflation outlook and considered that the downside risks to the domestic growth outlook outweighed the risks to the inflation outlook," it said.
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Along with increasing fraud and security risks to governments, the risks to businesses worldwide are rising too.
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" He also said: "An adjustment period would run fewer risks of disruption, including risks to financial stability.
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And one of the risks we keep flagging is risks on the trade front, the uncertainty surrounding.
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Physical risks from climate change and risks stemming from the global transition to a lower-carbon economy.
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I think it's important to take risks, but people don't like to take risks — especially with radio.
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"NASA ranks human health risks and the two top risks are radiation and vision issues," Smith said.
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Portfolio Sensitivity to Market Risks The fund has very low exposure to interest rate and spread risks.
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The risks for DemocratsFor Democrats, however, casting Trump as a white supremacist runs its own political risks.
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In a way, I look at the former as security risks and the latter as safety risks.
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Just as we analyze supply chain risks, we should also analyze the risks associated with information flow.
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"While no-deal Brexit risks have been abated, the nationalisation risks remain firmly in place," Moya said.
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"Risks, including cascading risks, are projected to become increasingly severe with increasing temperatures," according to the report.
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They're not focused on a wider set of risks, and, in particular, on risks in the market.
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Research has shown that people often overreact to insignificant risks, especially when the risks are so vivid.
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"Cannabis, like anything, has risks, but it doesn't have those risks," said the University at Buffalo's Herzberg.
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Theme park developers should strengthen supervision to "prevent the formation of local debt risks, social risks and financial risks," the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said in a statement on its website.
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We are creating some of these risks, and discovering how we could respond to these and other risks.
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"It seems they shifted from nonquantifiable risks around the world, to more quantifiable risks at home," he said.
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Still, "downside risks have grown," it said, laying out a litany of risks both within Europe and beyond.
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And provided you do that, I think it's worth taking risks, and without risks, you really can't succeed.
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E&M Project Risks Contained: Fitch considers the project risks for the E&M contract to be low.
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The risks were still calculated risks, but I wasn't thinking about the ifs and buts or the dollars.
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This year's Global Risks Report seeks to illuminate risks that threaten individuals, businesses and governments throughout the world.
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"The risks of investing in an individual stock becomes tremendous, and such risks are beyond imagination," Xie said.
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Most of Mexico's central bank board thought there were downward risks to growth and upside risks to inflation.
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Wang cautioned against risks of rising social instability and financial risks, if the market rises or falls rapidly.
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But escalation brings with it risks of a wider conflict, risks the Russians have been keen to proclaim.
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While political risks seem increasingly obvious in these parts, they're not considered "major" risks by the general population.
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"We understand such risks and we are trying to minimize them," Putin said, referring to risks of sanctions.
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"We try to minimize risks, but it is impossible to eliminate risks," Shea said at the press briefing.
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Speaking loudly against the bill risks alienating powerful politicians — and risks making the health care groups look partisan.
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And whatever the risks, they pale before the risks of nuclear conflict emanating from the erratic Kim regime.
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SAMSUNG ELEC: GEOPOTLICAL RISKS APPEAR TO BE EASING, BUT DOES NOT RULE OUT THE POSSIBLITY OF RISKS WORSENING
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RUSSIAN C.BANK FIRST DEPUTY GOVERNOR YUDAEVA SAYS SHORT-TERM RISKS TO RUSSIAN ECONOMY CURRENTLY LEANING TOWARDS DISINFLATIONARY RISKS
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During a conference call, officials discussed "potential risks to U.S. financial stability from asset management products and activities" and "potential financial stability risks related to liquidity and redemption risks," according to a short statement.
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It identified three "priority areas" for international collaboration on monitoring fintech: managing operational risks such as management failures; mitigating cyber risks; and monitoring risks to the financial system that could emerge as fintech activities increase.
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Risks of very frequent flying The potential cancer risks for flight attendants are not limited to cosmic ionizing radiation.
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I mean, so without question, anything like that has risks associated with it, but the risks are there anyways.
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"These risks of fertility damage are not fatal risks like the women endure with their birth control," said Lloyd.
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Risks with how they are used—operational risks—include insider threats and unauthorized communication of information to third parties.
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"The more risks you take, the faster your confidence will grow, so it's important to take risks," Sachs explains.
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The Princeton team says it intends to study privacy and security risks and network performance risks of IoT devices.
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"China faces big systemic risks, and 2017 is a crucial year for controlling such risks," said a policy adviser.
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This leaves banks exposed to significant refinancing risks if there are swings in investor sentiment towards Turkish country risks.
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Give one way and the bill risks running afoul of reconciliation rules and risks the votes of deficit hawks.
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Climate risks Climate and environmental issues dominated a ranking of top global risks produced by the World Economic Forum.
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Regulatory Risks: Similar to the auto industry, trucks and agricultural equipment manufacturers are prone to political and policy risks.
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She said the banks are better equipped to manage the new developing risks, such as cyber and technology risks.
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In addition to checking existing risks, the ability to grasp and respond to new risks is ever more important.
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As synthetic biology looks more like computer technology, the risks of the latter become the risks of the former.
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Even if we decide that genetic engineering isn't worth the risks, we'll face risks in other forms of breeding.
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And the structural downside risks for high yield bonds and loans are material, with non-negligible downside risks to growth.
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Experts say that all surgery has risks, and adding the variable of traveling as a foreigner creates even higher risks.
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Fitch considers that in addition to traditional credit risks, Finmart is also exposed to operational, political, reputational and event risks.
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"Climate change poses financial risks, and investors need better disclosure to understand and price those risks," the joint letter said.
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"New risks are emerging, and existing risks are becoming more complex," the WEF report, written with consultants Oliver Wyman, said.
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Teach her how to calculate the risks associated with taking action, as well as the risks associated with doing nothing.
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"Also we could not overlook the risks from unstable (global) financial markets, falling prices of commodities and risks of geopolitics."
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That said, Fitch believes that rate risks alone are unlikely to pose major risks to bank credit profiles or ratings.
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Yes, there are risks, but they are risks that can be significantly mitigated by the application of proper cyber hygiene.
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Analysts said bad loans in banks and inflationary risks arising from high food and crude prices pose risks to growth.
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"We built these rovers to protect against all sorts of risks — but most risks never came to pass," said Nelson.
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While you're inspired to take risks, it's worth asking yourself if the risks will serve you in the long run.
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While tools can help with many security risks, in my view, only education and awareness will help with safety risks.
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First, the idea that US climate risks can be neatly hived off from global climate risks is an accounting fiction.
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"As a good friend used to say, the risks of not eating still outweigh the risks of eating," Schaffner said.
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The vaccine carries some risks, but they are far rarer than the risks of the disease itself, Dr. Cetron said.
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You are right to say that Kurdistan's independence has risks, but you don't consider the risks of staying in Iraq.
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The World Economic Forum considered China, geopolitics and strained health systems specific risks for 2020 in its Global Risks Survey.
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Biometric surveillance poses serious privacy and civil liberties risks, and we need to respect those risks and address them now.
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Smoking hookah carries health risks such as diabetes, obesity and increased risks of heart disease and heart attack, he explained.
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So the team lays out risks, but then really smart people can worry even more and they find more risks.
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"This eventual privatization of money contains risks of abuse of dominant position, risks to sovereignty, and risks for consumers and for companies" said Bruno le Maire at a meeting of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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The risks for future catastrophes that will cost billions of dollars more and risks untold numbers of lives are only increasing.
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Risks in local government hidden debt, bond defaults and property market could trigger financial risks, Wang Jingwu wrote in China Finance.
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The note however adds that political risks in Europe are high and rising and referendum risk contributes significantly to these risks.
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Due to risks and uncertainties, including the risks and uncertainties identified by NOVADAQ in its public securities filings available at www.sec.
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Again, large risks like these and ones associated with unemployment, health, and retirement, are risks that markets do not handle well.
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But the risks of a not-fully-vetted treatment need to be weighed against the risks of untreated depression, he says.
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There remains risks to financial stability and the central bank has tools to tackle particular risks in the economy, Veerathai said.
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"Medium-term risks of inflation overshooting the target dominate over the risks of its persistent downward deviation," the central bank said.
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Risks stemming from the real economy and the Italian government bond market translated into asset risks for Italian banks, it said.
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Life is full of risks, and if you never took any risks in life, you'd hide under your bed or something.
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"We took risks on singular filmmakers and gave them the freedom to take risks," said Rothman, of Sony's Motion Picture Group.
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But he cautioned that trade tensions, geopolitical risks, and the outbreak of the new coronavirus were downside risks to global growth.
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"They don't take risks, and when you work with sea snakes you don't want anybody to take risks," Dr. Goiran said.
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In theory, there are risks on both sides; in practice, all the risks are on the side of too little action.
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"Global downside risks, and the possibility of further increases in those risks from here which could formally tip the balance toward downside risks in the statement, are the main things to watch," said Pictet Wealth Management strategist Frederik Ducrozet.
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In general, the LICAT guideline requires more capital for credit risks, potentially less capital for insurance risks depending on the line of business, and roughly the same amount of capital for operational risks as compared with the MCCSR framework.
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"The risks of e-cigarette use are in addition to any risks from combustible cigarettes," he added, meaning that people who use both have higher risks of heart disease and lung disease than those who smoke only regular cigarettes.
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IT COULD BE THAT -- THERE'S UPSIDE AND DOWNSIDE RISKS, THERE'S BALANCED RISKS HERE WHICH WE HAVEN'T HAD IN A LONG TIME, RIGHT.
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Risks In a reminder of the risks, one U.S. service member was injured north of Raqqa over the weekend, the Pentagon said.
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At present, systemic risks are under control, but China must be fully alert and build a "firewall" against financial risks, Li said.
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For another, the health risks of delaying a bowel movement outweigh the social risks of being found out for voiding with abandon.
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" Recent policy meeting minutes and statements show that rate-setters think inflation risks are moderating, but still believe upside risks are "significant.
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" Plus, it adds, "large volumes of plasma [...] can be associated with significant risks including infectious, allergic, respiratory and cardiovascular risks, among others.
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She has chosen to try to stand out by taking calculated risks that reflect back upon the financial risks that artists face.
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While more vulnerable to electoral defeat, they may also be tempted to take risks — including foreign policy risks — to increase their stature.
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"We do want to avoid extreme risks, but this whole process of even thinking about risks biases us toward nonaction," he said.
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However, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods said it was "concerned about top-down risks in Turkey and our perception of downside risks in Mexico".
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It's troubling that some Americans have to decide between the risks of consuming impure drugs or the risks of discontinuing their treatments.
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Women said they would be less attracted to men who engaged in modern risks, probably because those risks seem just plain dumb.
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Yes, we must carefully weigh the risks — physical risks and the danger of being used by propagandists — and work to mitigate them.
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"It undercharges 50 percent of its risks, and it overcharges 50 percent of its risks, on an equal weighting," Mr. Poulton said.
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Fuel and technology risks are no longer allocated mainly to customers, but are borne by investors who can better manage such risks.
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The exchange cautioned against lingering credit risks from highly leveraged shareholders of listed companies, saying it would strengthen oversight of such risks.
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Both athletes who repeatedly take risks with their bodies and drug users should have access to harm-reduction tactics that reduce risks.
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The risks are borne by the people who live near these places and the risks are larger than if we moved it.
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The mental effectThe increased physical risks that come with having kids later in life are clear, but what about mental health risks?
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DEFLATIONARY RISKS: Analysts, however, remain concerned about deflationary risks in the sector, unconvinced that the worst is over yet for Chinese manufacturers.
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So my senior leadership was focused on the big catastrophic risks that we face in the portfolio, how we manage those risks.
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"Political risks in Europe were one of the biggest risks of the year, but with Macron winning French election, such risks have receded so they are seen buying back," said Norihiro Fujito, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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"Given how much the downside risks have mounted and how long the ECB has been mentioning the risks without changing its risk assessment, it almost seems like the ECB has a blindspot for downside risks," Nordea economist Jan von Gerich said.
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Environmental and technological risks lead the WEF Global Risks Perception Survey, taking the top five spots in a list of most-likely risks: extreme weather events; natural disasters; cyberattacks; data fraud or theft; failure of climate-change mitigation and adaption.
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The annual report from Control Risks has identified 6 main risks that company bosses will have to navigate past as next year unfolds.
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Sometimes they'll take more risks, because they know you are taking those risks… We were all just being brave and inspiring one another.
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One of them believes that even very low levels of radiation do carry risks, and risks to very large numbers of people, potentially.
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"But the risks remain on the downside and some of these risks have been intensifying, starting with early December last year," he said.
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Asked to choose up to three risks facing the Japanese economy this year, "North Korea" and "China's economic outlook" tied for top risks.
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But there's value just in quantifying the risks from natural causes, even though this still leaves us with lots of risks to address.
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He also suggested that he saw "increasing risks with corporate debt", adding the nation's "economic stability could face rising risks from financial turbulence".
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The company is exposed to double-digit inflation in Argentina and other direct and indirect sovereign-related risks, including devaluation and refinancing risks.
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She added that political risks in Europe have diminished compared to the beginning of the year, but security risks surrounding North Korea remained.
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"Guaranteed repayment of bonds raises risks in SOE bonds and leads to higher leverage ratios and a buildup of risks," the editorial said.
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Shadow banking risks will be resolved in an orderly way, and China will steadily deal with local government debt risks, the NDRC said.
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Under the Security Rule, covered entities and their business associates must evaluate potential risks and implement security measures to deal with these risks.
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The Global Risks Report highlighted several top risks for 2018, including environmental threats from extreme weather and temperatures, economic inequalities and cyber attacks.
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The CE is deemed sufficient to cover the servicer's commingling risks, payment-interruption risks and the liquidity for timely payment of the PTCs.
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We're pouring resources into a place that faces significant annual risks from hurricanes today, and significant long-term risks from sea level rise.
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The FDA must balance the risks of approval versus rejection, and acknowledge that both decisions carry risks for the patients and families affected.
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China will focus on fending off risks this year, particularly risks that will impact regions and cause systemic fluctuations, the NDRC's Fan said.
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Though the fund recognizes that short-term risks have slowed down, there are downside risks that cloud the prospects in the medium term.
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As medical professionals, we must acknowledge the risks of marijuana use during pregnancy, and recommend guidelines that communicate these risks to the public.
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A world without US security guarantees risks more such states, with the attendant risks of nuclear war and leakage to hostile nonstate actors.
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These are hubs that spread the risks of derivatives trades and have rules that are meant to prevent the buildup of hidden risks.
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Agents are already discussing risks with players and could convince them to remain homes if there are any remaining concerns about health risks.
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The WEF's latest Global Risks report, published last week, found that the top five global risks in terms of likelihood were all environmental.
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External risks to the franchise and operational risks, no matter how remote, could be potentially volatile for small and niche players like MARAC.
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"Downside risks outweigh the topside risks for sterling, at least for now," said Stephen Gallo, head of FX strategy at BMO Capital Markets.
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But, for Bell, the political and trade risks are already factored in so the real risks are more likely to commence around 2020.
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These risks are dark and deeply troubling and recent cyber security history doesn't offer much comfort that such risks will be successfully mitigated.
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He tells Breakingviews of the hidden long-term risks of U.S. President Donald Trump's policies and why Italy's debt risks are not over.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will actively resolve shadow banking risks and prudently tackle risks associated with financial institutions, the central bank said on Wednesday.
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This exposed the Fed to new risks; Paulson effectively indemnified the Fed against those risks, apparently without real legal authority to do so.
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But are the risks of traveling alone really that different from the risks women experience every day, even in places they call home?
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IN TERMS OF HOW DO I SEE THE BALANCE OF RISKS, CERTAINLY THE BALANCE OF RISKS HAS BEEN TILTED TO THE DOWNSIDE FOR SOME TIME AS WE ASSESS POTENTIAL UPSIDE RISK TO THE ECONOMY, THEY JUST SEEM TO BE SOMEWHAT LESS PROMINENT THAN THE RISKS THAT WE TALKED ABOUT EARLIER WHICH ARE RISK OF TRADE CONFLICT, RISKS OF GLOBAL SLOWING.
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"I'm not saying there are not financial stability risks to the UK, and there are economic risks to the UK. But there are greater financial stability risks on the continent in the short term, for the transition, than there are for the UK."
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The report, titled "Managing the Financial Risks of Climate Change," divides the threat of climate change into two categories: financial risks associated with effective action toward transitioning to a lower-carbon economy, and risks associated with a failure to effectively mitigate climate change.
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"We may be comfortable with the risks today, but are there risks we haven't considered?" he told the crowd, summing up his keynote address.
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Risks at home have grown as a political crisis has embroiled President Park Geun-hye and raised fresh risks for Asia's fourth-biggest economy.
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Nevertheless, risks to liquidity could be significant if there were a sharp drop in investor appetite due to geopolitical tensions or Turkish country risks.
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"In addition to the extreme personal risks of kidnapping, injury, or death posed by such actions, legal risks include arrest, fines, and expulsion," Col.
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It's good to see men taking risks and also designers taking risks — like with Alessandro Michele at Gucci, how he's really revitalizing that house.
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DVDs were really bolstering the film economy and allowed studios to take risks on properties that otherwise they would not have made risks on.
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"In my opinion, the risks of multiple pregnancies GREATLY outweigh the risks of STIs," Chang, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The credit enhancement is deemed sufficient to cover the servicer's commingling risks, payment-interruption risks and the liquidity for timely payment of the PTCs.
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"There are indeed some risks in the financial sector, but we are able to uphold the bottom line of no systemic risks," he said.
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A few months ago, the Bank judged that the risks around the referendum were the most significant, near-term domestic risks to financial stability.
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Villeroy also suggested central banks might take climate risks into account when assessing the financial risks of collateral that lenders post to obtain liquidity.
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Protectionism, geopolitical risks and capital flow changes triggered by policy normalization by major central banks were key risks to the global economy, Kihara said.
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Wax says women need to be educated about the risks, "understanding that these risks cannot currently be quantified but are likely infrequent," he said.
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ICBC has 8.5 trillion yuan ($1.26 trillion) assets exposed to interest rate risks and 3 trillion yuan exposed to exchange rate risks, Gu said.
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"These risks aren't drug-toxicity risks," he adds, meaning there's no danger of the children overdosing—but that's not to say it's without danger.
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" He also acknowledged, however that "exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate.
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Highlighting risks from China's economic rebalancing and the financial market turmoil, he said risks to Britain were rising even if domestic demand remained strong.
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The EPA has been involved in a decades-long process to assess human and animal health risks, as well as ecological risks, of glyphosate.
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They passed because thoughtful representatives acknowledged, in the face of compelling science, that the risks of inaction were greater than the risks of action.
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External risks to the franchise and operational risks, no matter how remote, weigh more heavily in Fitch's rating decisions for small insurers like Southsure.
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"The committee assesses the risks around the referendum to be the most significant near-term domestic risks to financial stability," the central bank said.
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Other risks include fuel price, foreign currency and regulation risks, all of which could materially impact profitability and are captured under the current ratings.
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But you know, we identify risks all the time, and if we identify risks that on balance are forecast, then our forecast gets tilted.
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The theme of the risks, voiced by many, is that the river and valley are hosting all of the risks, with virtually no reward.
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Mijente said the agency has waged a cruel campaign that poses risks to undocumented immigrants detained at facilities where they face new health risks.
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The private sector can afford to take more risks than NASA, and many adventurers are happy to live with the risks of space travel.
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The risks and effects of climate change are all too evident, and many asset managers are beginning to filter these risks into their thinking.
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Americans who tend to worry deeply about the risks AI poses to humanity may argue that slowing AI growth means we forestall those risks.
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Democrats run their own risks The oversight offensive launched on Monday brings its own risks and consequences, given the significant raising of the stakes.
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MNUCHIN: OBVIOUSLY ANY TIME WE DO THIS WE HAVE TO ANALYZE THE RISKS ANY TIME WE DO ANYTHING WE HAVE TO ANALYZE THE RISKS.
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Communities are empowered to identify potential risks associated with projects, provide input on strategies to avoid or mitigate those risks, and demand government accountability.
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"Don't take risks when you're doing brain surgery, don't take risks driving a school bus or singing the national anthem --just regular is fine."
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Older smokers who decide to switch, meanwhile, would have to balance the known risks of tobacco against the growing, yet uncertain risks of vaping.
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Uncertainty about trade policy poses downside risks, just as easy financial conditions and tight labor markets pose upside risks to the economy, Brainard said.
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Starting with teens at the front of the J, there were some elevated health risks, which dipped to low risks among mothers 245 to 249, at the bottom of the J. Then, the risks sharply increased among mothers 240 and older, the researchers found.
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A better understanding of the climate sensitivity to carbon emissions is crucial in making sensible policy decisions between the two types of risks at hand: the societal risks of from the man-made component of climate change versus the societal risks of any proposed solutions.
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Markets wave off global risks SYDNEY - Markets have brushed aside risks and recurring bad news on geopolitics to stay focussed on positive macro-economic cues.
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If we reduce these risks, and humanity survives the next few centuries, our descendants or successors could end these risks by spreading through this galaxy.
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Environmental risks have dominated the WEF's Global Risks Report for the past seven years and the group's 2017 edition has proved to be no exception.
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Her task is complicated by the fact that she is weighing the risks to her political party as well as the risks to the country.
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"The risks appear to be alleviating, although it's not 100%," she said, noting the lowering of these two risks appears to be boosting emerging markets.
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It also scores REITS based on how well they are adapting to risks like rising sea levels, floods, heat and water stresses, and hurricane risks.
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So, we will shave off - we are clearly increasing the risks, and the risks are really on the capital investment front far more than consumption.
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Yes, being queer does mean higher risks of exposure to certain hazards and health concerns — but those risks stem primarily from systematic discrimination and stigma.
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Many participants acknowledged the crash risks associated with drowsy driving but felt relatively immune to legal risks and were unaware of laws against drowsy driving.
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We find it very difficult to be honest on either side about what the real risks are, or to investigate dispassionately what the risks are.
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Lockhart said Britain's decision to exit the European Union still posed risks over the medium term, even as near-term risks seemed to have faded.
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Airlines and regulators closely monitor such risks, but some pilots' and flight attendants' unions worry about the health risks of repeated exposure to toxic substances.
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"All the downside risks are piling up one one side," Ling added, pointing to the myriad of global risks flagged in the trade ministry statement.
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The result is an unresolved tension between positioning risks (which remain biased to the upside) and fundamental risks (which are increasingly tilted to the downside).
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I'm not so surprised that the mostly-male developers of these tools didn't consider these risks—risks that largely affect women and other vulnerable groups.
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A prolonged search for yield has raised the sensitivity of the financial system to market and liquidity risks, the Fund said, keeping those risks elevated.
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Over the much longer-term this could be positive for the Chinese banking sector as risks are shifted away from banks - thereby lowering systemic risks.
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While total domestic risks are considered to be on par with those assessed in 2016, the relative weightings given to the risks have shifted slightly.
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While the majority of economic forecasts are for strong outcomes in both China and India, they aren't without risks, and those risks may be rising.
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"All the downside risks are piling up on one side," Ling added, pointing to the myriad of global risks flagged in the trade ministry statement.
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Genomic data can help participants choose lifestyles that reduce the risks of disease, understand their environmental risks, and get personalized treatments when they fall ill.
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Aren't there technical risks, sensitives or security risks if you were to use the F-35 in an airspace where the S-400 is operated?
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"Like most successful CEOs, Carlos Tavares is not afraid to take risks – intelligent risks," said David Cole, chairman emeritus of the Center for Automotive Research.
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Russia is accident-prone because it combines a willingness to take risks with outdated military infrastructure that simply can't mitigate the dangers those risks pose.
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We believe that EFGInt's main risks are operational and reputational and these could be raised by BSI's operational and litigation risks and associated contingent liabilities.
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Congress must require investigators to frankly address, in their warrant application, the potential risks of violence and the steps being taken to reduce those risks.
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Mr. Silvers and his longtime co-editor, Barbara Epstein, became legends by taking editorial risks; Mr. Buruma became an ex-editor by taking editorial risks.
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Interestingly, while the risks of being overweight and obese draw scrutiny, doctors are often at a loss to explain the risks of being too thin.
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The global elite believe that the top five risks facing the world today are all environmental, according to the World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report.
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United States intelligence agencies are rightly concerned about the security risks of 5G, but little has been said about the privacy risks to American consumers.
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This year, a study looked at how newspapers reported on research that associated a risk factor with a disease, both lifestyle risks and biological risks.
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CHILD EXPLOITATION RISKS Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said they saw downside risks for bank capital persisting until fines, penalties and remediation provisions subside.
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The absence of a lock-up period is one of the four risks Spotify cited in its section related to the risks owning ordinary shares.
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"The potential fire risks on a vessel are very similar to the risks in a residence," said Lawrence Russell of the National Fire Protection Association.
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"Prevent social and economic risks evolving into political risks," Chen Yixin, the secretary-general of the party's law and order committee, said late last month.
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Recent events require a careful examination of the risks social media platforms entail to individuals and society and a plan for dealing with these risks.
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And yet there are also risks in the Democrats' move to the left — risks that the sillier criticisms of the party's new progressivism sometimes obscure.
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"The risks of Britain staying in the EU far outweigh the risks of us leaving," argued British journalist Douglas Murray in an interview last week.
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There was that study in Iceland where the banks started taking risks — it's often men, I'm sorry to say, but women don't take the same risks.
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It has also undertaken a $60 million ad campaign to educate teens about the risks of vaping, which include addiction to nicotine and other health risks.
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"If [trans women] had to get off estrogen, it doesn't matter what heart risks or health risks there are when you can't be yourself," she says.
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It introduces more stringent processes to identify privacy risks, more documentation of those risks, and more sweeping measures to ensure that we meet these new requirements.
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We do know, in general, that when we look at the risks for violence, a history of violence, substance abuse and personality disorders represent known risks.
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"While [Powell] acknowledged risks and uncertainty stemming from the growing trade tension, he stated that the risks to the outlook were "roughly balanced"," said UniCredit strategists.
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"We are confident that we will be able to curb risks to financial stability promptly during conditions of a sharp escalation of external risks," Nabiullina said.
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More capital is also a simple policy that makes banks more resilient to risks of any kind, rather than micro-managing what risks they can take.
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"If further risks arise, such as geopolitical risks or a downturn in the economy and property prices, then a perfect storm could threaten," he told Handelsblatt.
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He adds that the cancer risks associated with CT are "not on the same scale" as the risks associated with smoking or other well-established carcinogens.
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"We are studying whether this will create certain short-term risks, and considering whether we should take some targeted regulatory measures to control risks," he said.
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When banks are closely associated with their key executives and/or shareholders, this can expose them to reputation risks, which can rapidly translate into other risks.
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To be clear, we did think there were risks from remaining in the European Union and risks particularly related to the development of the Euro area.
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While Brexit certainly doesn't pose the risks to Americans that it does to Britons and Europeans, it does pose risks and leaves us worse off. How?
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Some people are willing to take medical risks for the pleasures of mountaineering; some people are willing to take medical risks for the pleasures of eating.
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Dr. Dzau wants more specifics, like which diseases are dire enough to justify the risks, which risks are acceptable, and how much preliminary testing is required.
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In other cases, you will use your knowledge to take calculated risks — risks that may well be crucial to maintaining the long march of social distancing.
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Yet, political risks from UK to Hong Kong and the Middle East added to the risks for the global economy and kept many investors on edge.
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On the other side, risks that are... And of course, risks like hits to stability in Latin America, stability in Turkey, stability in the Shia Crescent.
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Officials said that "risks to the economic outlook appear roughly balanced," a slight change from March, when they declared that "near-term risks" appeared roughly balanced.
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As the UK downplays the risks associated with trusting the Chinese Communist Party, the Wuhan coronavirus is showing the world how very real those risks are.
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"By not fully and openly recognising the programme's risks from the outset, DfT and HS2 Ltd have not adequately managed risks to taxpayer money," it added.
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These present risks to consumers who eat contaminated food, and they also pose risks in the environment, where antibiotic-resistant bacteria have been found in groundwater.
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But that approach invites serious long-term risks of its own, the kind of risks to the character of a nation that governments tend to ignore.
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So I think it's reasonable to say that we should be putting resources into researching risks of extinction and into how we might reduce those risks.
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As there were risks associated with Chinese firms making foreign investments, it was part of the government's role to control and fend off risks, Cao explained.
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Namely, risks over the Brexit referendum result have ceded ground to risks surrounding the actual process of the U.K. exiting the European Union (EU) while risks to commercial property are seen as slightly less severe given the small drop in valuations since the vote last June.
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"stablecoin" as risks@ (Adds stablecoin, discussion of risks) WASHINGTON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve on Friday flagged high levels of corporate debt, the impact of an extended period of low global interest rates, and emerging "stablecoin" cryptocurrency proposals as potential risks to the financial system.
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As algorithms point out health risks that haven't always been captured in the course of normal medicine, "the risks of overdiagnosis go up, and so can the risks of potential harms," David Kent, a doctor and researcher at Tufts University, said at a recent FDA-sponsored event.
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DAN BILEFSKY BETTER EDUCATION ABOUT RISKS Amid the notion that legalization has not been met by adequate education about risks of use, the industry should be required to fund a campaign to educate people on the risks of cannabis, but not be involved in writing the literature.
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"The risks of e-cigarettes and cigarettes are independent of each other, and so if you're a dual user -- meaning you're smoking and using e-cigarettes at the same time -- you have the risks of smoking multiplied by the risks of e-cigarette use," Glantz said.
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Restructuring Strategy Brings Execution Risks: The company's target of doubling its 2016 operating margin (to an implied 12%) after 2018 faces significant execution risks, in our view.
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Like other open source technology companies, it faces the risks of someone else taking the technology and running with it and risks not offering products competitive enough.
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Downside Risks, Capital Review: Fitch sees some downside credit risks from the company's review of its long-term business and financial profile - announced on 17 November 2016.
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The annual Global Risks Report, which incorporates the survey, highlighted several top risks for 2019 including massive incidents of data fraud and theft and large scale cyberattacks.
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"One of the things that we do look for is more than just stabilization of financial risks, but actual decline or moderation in financial risks," Tan said.
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A report last month from the U.K. government found Huawei equipment raises "significant" security risks but it did not link the security risks to Chinese state interference.
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As an investor, it's critical to understand the nature and level of the market risks and how these risks can alter or impede long-term financial goals.
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But the risks they insure under other policies are also affected by cyber-risks—and they are still struggling to understand this so-called "silent" cyber-exposure.
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The wheat could be sorted from chaff, drugs with lower risks distinguished from those with higher risks, compounds with possible medicinal merit singled out for further development.
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Looking for health risks, the WHO report tallied 50 recent studies that looked at the balance of chemical, physical, and infection-related risks of drinking these particles.
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Commingling the risks and challenges of SolarCity with the risks and challenges of Tesla may or may not be the best way to advance the solar agenda.
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Just as Californians must learn about the risks of bigger, more damaging wildfires, so must all Americans learn about the accelerating risks they face from climate change.
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"The Fed is being cautious here; they're highlighting international risks as key risks," said Edward Al-Hussany, senior currency and rates analyst at Columbia Threadneedle in Minneapolis.
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In other words, IAMs have the effect of undercounting risks and masking uncertainty, which is unfortunate since risks and uncertainties are the signal features of climate policymaking.
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"We demonstrate increased risks of major malformations also in offspring of mothers with overweight and risks progressively increase with a mother's overweight and obesity severity," Persson said.
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But the report by a group of international climate and governance experts warned the technology could create new risks - "including climatic, environmental, social, geopolitical and ethical risks".
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China's financial markets "are highly sensitive to external shocks", and risks in local government hidden debt, bond defaults and property market could trigger financial risks, he said.
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Businesses embrace market risks every day, but the perceived political and legal risks in the new patent opposition system are much more difficult for innovators to justify.
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Balancing security risks and competitive risks will not be an easy task for American officials, but pitfalls for haphazard trade policy are high for private-sector actors.
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The risks in such cases would be poor fetal growth as well as all the usual risks of pregnancy found in healthy women, including diabetes and hypertension.
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Banxico said the balance of risks for economic growth had become more uncertain and continues to be tilted downward, while risks for inflation have an upward bias.
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Sullivan told CNBC that building standalone 5G network requires more spending, so the risks associated with them are greater than the risks associated with non-standalone networks.
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Taggar said, "Often people surprise themselves when they write things out and are more specific about the risks and how big the risks actually are for them."
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Last month, the department began reviewing the risks posed by 5G technology by analyzing the broad risks to the infrastructure, not specific actors or types of equipment.
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In 2011, the FDA asked an advisory board to review its medical risks, but according to Drug Watch, the group concluded that Yaz's benefits outweighed it risks.
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Exxon is also facing lawsuits for allegedly misleading investors about the risks of climate change to its business as well as the risks of future climate regulations.
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Metaphors can be dicey when applied to the brain; they're inherently inadequate by nature, and choosing one risks endorsing an intervention, including brain stimulation, with unknown risks.
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In addition, political risks from the UK to Hong Kong and the Middle East added to risks for the global economy and kept many investors on edge.
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But schools trying to boost their teams in a hurry may expose themselves to heightened risks, he argued, and the complexities of football only compound those risks.
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Such a strategy would come with tremendous political risks for Republicans and practical risks for consumers, many of whom might end up dealing with zombie-like markets.
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The risks are particularly serious, they say, because there is so far little in place, from insurance to substantive compensation, to help farmers deal with the risks.
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It's easier for patients to understand absolute risks than relative risks: that treatment reduces your risk to 3 percent from 4 percent, instead of by 25 percent.
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" All told, he said, the "risks to the American economy from the steel tariffs are far greater than the risks from the absence of the steel tariffs.
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WEF noted that respondents to its global risks report who were born after 1980 ranked environmental risks higher than other respondents, in the short and long-term.
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And the risks are not very common, but there are risks, and the only way to justify any risk in medicine is by a greater likely benefit.
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All pregnancies carry risks, but some much more than others, and it is the job of the patient to weigh risks and benefits in all medical decisions.
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White said the proposed rule is aimed at curbing leverage risks and protecting investors, but the industry has argued that derivatives promote stability by hedging against risks.
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Lawrence Summers: I think the risks to the American economy from the steel tariffs are far greater than the risks from the absence of the steel tariffs.
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Initiation of vaping by teenagers should be discouraged, but policy makers should also realize that the risks of vaping pale in comparison to the risks of smoking.
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When the researchers analyzed associations with specific types of cancer, there were increased risks seen for colorectal and uterine cancer, but those risks were not statistically significant.
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Hardeman claimed that Roundup's design was defective, that the product lacked sufficient warning of potential risks and that Monsanto had been negligent in not warning about risks.
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The new law authorizes the EPA to review all existing and new chemicals, to identify those that pose unreasonable risks, and to regulate or eliminate those risks.
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These risks include, without limitation, the volatility in commodity prices for crude oil and natural gas, the presence or recoverability of estimated reserves, the ability to replace reserves, environmental risks, drilling and operating risks, exploration and development risks, competition, government regulation or other actions, the ability of management to execute its plans to meet its goals and other risks inherent in Noble Energy's business that are discussed in its most recent annual report on Form 8763-K and in other reports on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Rate-setters assessed the risks to the forecast as slightly inflationary, the bank said, identifying the weaker crown and the risk of a disorderly Brexit as inflationary risks.
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But the political risks of doing nothing -- besides the Democratic risks of allowing the kinds of activities that have been documented about the President to stand -- are immense.
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"The literature says that the things that tend to scare us the most are risks we can't observe, and risks that are new and not understandable," Houston adds.
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Instead, they are motivated by a belief that the risks of tightening policy, even ever so slightly as a quarter-point hike, outweigh the risks of staying pat.
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We signed the deal and planned on honoring it, but this removes all the risks of integration and culture meshing and the other risks of doing a merger.
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"It's not clear at this point what the privacy risks are, but what is clear is that the benefits of avoiding the app outweigh the risks," Lord continued.
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Facebook, he wrote, will hire "more than a thousand people" to assess and document the privacy risks of new features, and steps being taken to address those risks.
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In the past, Trump may have been willing to take imprudent risks with other private investors' money; it's a completely different calculus taking great risks with taxpayers' money.
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"Better coordination among supervisors is therefore essential to make sure that these risks are contained, and that everyone understands what the risks to these products are," he said.
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"Although using cannabis through an e-cigarette or in edibles does not have the same risks of smoking it, there are still health risks," Trivers said by email.
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"The risks individuals and countries face in cyberspace are only increasing, and we must build on our capacity to combat those risks — not take needless steps backwards," Rep.
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"The risks individuals and countries face in cyberspace are only increasing, and we must build on our capacity to combat those risks -- not take needless steps backwards," Rep.
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"The health risks associated with loneliness is comparable to the health risks associated with severe obesity, which is commonly acknowledged today as a risk factor," Vinggaard Christensen said.
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She is willing to do what makes sense to protect our national security, with a full understanding of the risks involved and the importance of mitigating those risks.
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"It's not that people don't understand what the risks are, it's that they do understand what the risks are but they are busy doing their job," Morell emphasized.
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Peril lurks each time we drive, but we are inured to the common deadly risks and shocked by the risks that are actually far more rare and unlikely.
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"Risks to our growth forecasts probably remain to the downside, with increasing risks of global recession," Willem Buiter, global chief economist at Citi, wrote in a research note.
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While the world economy continues to ride the cycle, heightened trade tensions, geopolitical risks, domestic political fractures and debt-related risks threaten the sustainability of the growth momentum.
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Unlike in previous statements, the central bank did not say that global geo-political risks along with fluctuations in the rouble posed upside risks for Russian consumer inflation.
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The central bank said that deflationary risks would remain in the short-term but that there were no serious risks to it reaching its mid-term inflation target.
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Amid the current scale of global violence, the question is not whether risks of future atrocities exist, but what leaders in Congress will do to mitigate these risks.
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They need to educate themselves on the risks their organizations face, require their subordinates to monitor and reduce those risks, and then be held accountable for cybersecurity failures.
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"Downside risks have increased again amid heightened uncertainty about emerging market economies' growth prospects, volatility in financial and commodity markets, and geopolitical risks," Draghi told a news conference.
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People also seem to be unnecessarily wary of risks that they feel they are choosing to take (as opposed to risks they feel they are forced to take).
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FINANCIAL RISKS Top leaders at the meeting listed preventing financial risks as a key priority for 2020 and called for keeping the debt-to-GDP ratio largely stable.
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" Thanks to the 2008 crisis, "there are risks that we know," the founder of The Vanguard Group added, "but there are risks that we don't know even exist.
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If you don't take risks or think outside the box, your company is never going to move on but you've got to play to win and take risks.
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"The finding may be reassuring particularly for older women who must weigh the competing risks of increasing maternal age" with the risks of time between pregnancies, they wrote.
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Lloyd's, which covers commercial risks from oil risks to footballers' legs, suffered steep losses in 2017 and 2018 due to natural catastrophes such as hurricanes, typhoons and wildfires.
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Once banks have information on their exposure to climate risks they can begin disclosing how these risks will impact investors while looking for new sustainable alternatives, she said.
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These alternatives "impose risks with no medical benefit to the patient, each of the procedures is untested, has unknown risks, and is of uncertain efficacy," the lawsuit states.
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Linehan said that changes at the European Central Bank and European Commission constitute political risks, alongside Brexit, which he sees as more of a concern than financial risks.
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However, they need to go even farther by taking climate risks into account when they assess the financial risks of collateral that banks post with them to get liquidity.
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There is an economist who was saying at the beginning of the century you have a difference between risks and uncertainty, risk you can manage, you can quantify risks.
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Instead, we soberly acknowledge these risks when we get behind the wheel of a vehicle, and as a society, have created seatbelts and other safeguards to minimize these risks.
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"In response to questions from Congress about the potential risks posed by Libra, Facebook deflects the responsibility of addressing these risks onto potential Libra Association members," the letters state.
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The Bosworth memo reveals the extent to which Facebook's leadership understood the physical and social risks the platform's products carried — even as the company downplayed those risks in public.
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The scale down of structural deficit targets reduces fiscal risks arising from weaker revenue performance and mitigates risks regarding potential overheating, as economic growth is currently running above trend.
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"The risks can be huge even if the intention is good ... you have to take quick action to address any risks," said Nzabonimpa, whose tour company promotes community ecotourism.
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What to watch: In addition to the financial risks posed by a contracting market, companies may start to worry even more about the reputational risks of investing in coal.
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But they are underestimating the risks involved As for the authorities in Beijing, their longing for "safety" makes them unwilling to take risks to win over the "political middle".
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Zheng told LifeWeek that he and his wife felt the researcher had downplayed the risks of the experiment by saying that the advantages would be greater than the risks.
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BCP for the novel coronavirus is proving to be difficult, requiring businesses to consider operational and financial risks alongside health risks to one of their most valuable assets: talent.
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According to a NetDiligence 2015 Cyber Claims Study, 203 percent confessed to a lack of understanding of complexity of risks, preventing them to be better prepared against such risks.
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"Companies are aware of the risks that these carbon costs represent, and they can reduce these risks by embracing cleaner technology and looking at their earnings profiles," Fletcher said.
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This means we tend to be afraid of immediate, unusual, high-impact risks such as terrorism and ignore long-term risks, such as our own health or climate change.
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Regulators should see this as a wake-up call to get serious about the privacy and national security concerns, cybersecurity risks, and trading risks that are posed by cryptocurrencies.
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He also said he expected the Federal Reserve would continue to see the risks of hiking interest rates too soon as greater than the risks from hiking too late.
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Discuss the risks involved with putting yourself out there and how important it is to take (reasonable) risks to be true to yourself, even though you might face criticism.
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Managing Sector Risks: Changing media consumptions patterns, evolving technology platforms and exposure to traditional media continue to represent medium- to long-term risks to the company's operating risk profile.
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Preventing and resolving financial risks, especially systemic financial risks, is a fundamental task, the agency cited Xi as telling a study session for senior Communist Party officials on Friday.
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"With petro-states confronting internal instability, risks of disruption point to a potentially more bullish market, while macroeconomic risks pose a lower probability of more softness ahead," it said.
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It suggested that fintechs whose failure poses comparatively lower risks to market stability should not be subject to the same prudential compliance requirements as businesses that pose higher risks.
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The investment principles used to manage such situations apply across the board: hedge what you cannot know, limit exposure to specific risks, and don't overreact to potential tail risks.
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And last but not least, it should have a prudent management of a public finance risks and more broadly macroeconomic risks, which links up to your question on China.
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While relatively few credit downgrades have been prompted by natural disasters or climate risks, S&P said that number could rise if climate risks increase and are not mitigated.
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The risks are not simply about corruption and undermining the reputation of the nation's leadership -- the risks are about serious slashes to basic social programs that Americans depend on.
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That, in turn, suggests they haven't even tried to get a handle on privacy risks, and therefore are demonstrably not making any effort to try to reduce those risks.
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BACK IN BLACK Frydenberg maintained a relatively optimistic outlook for the economy, though he conceded there were risks including from falling house prices and global risks such as Brexit.
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So this episode finds Axe setting up a charitable foundation (LOL) and weighing the kind of risks he wants to take while also worrying he doesn't take enough risks.
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It has also meant that the appetite for financial risks (market speculation, in other words) is greater than the willingness of businesses to take economic risks by increasing investment.
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Activism also directs reporters' attention to research that suggests that there's more room for economic expansion — and why the risks of undershooting growth targets outweighs the risks of overshooting.
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Those who support membership are concentrating on the economic risks, while those who favor Brexit, as it is commonly known, are concentrating on immigration and risks to British identity.
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However, when natural disaster risks changed suddenly, beginning in 2023 with Hurricane Katrina, the program's pricing model failed to adjust as quickly as the risks being posed to homeowners.
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Trans women face some of the highest risks of partner violence, of homicide, and of incarceration—and the risks for trans women of color, like Bree, are even greater.
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A majority of board members thought the balance of risks to growth was still tilted downwards, while all of them thought the balance of risks for inflation had deteriorated.
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Ben Shute of Hearty Roots said that there are financial risks for farmers in working through middlemen, and they are precisely the risks that C.S.A.s were designed to eliminate.
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"I wanted to take risks... I obviously had to take risks," the disappointed youngster, who had been fastest in Saturday's final practice, told reporters after starting in 15th place.
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"There's risks to sitting on the couch," the N.F.L. commissioner, Roger Goodell, observed before the last Super Bowl, though the risks are clearly far more grievous on the field.
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As far as risks, Dr. Saleeby said that there are no known risks for using birth control continuously beyond the side effect profile that already exists for the drug.
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The prevalence of real dementia is far lower than the risks of mild cognitive impairment, but annual risks among the healthy roughly double every five years after age 70.
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So, yes, we take some risks, but we-, we are large enough to absorb these risks, and I think our investors do-, do understand that-, that way to work.
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"The levels of actual contamination do not pose any risks for consumers," it said, citing an investigation by France's health and safety agency that pointed to "very low" risks.
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But this was followed in the table of top 10 risks by three environmental risks: Extreme weather events, natural disasters and a failure of climate-change mitigation and adaptation.
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"However, the truly systemic challenge rests in the depth of the interconnectedness that exists both among these environmental risks and between them and risks in other countries," it added.
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Meantime, the health risks -- including death -- are plentiful.
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They may also agree to invest in data, analysis and early warning of natural disasters and climate change risks, and help national governments and local groups manage those risks better.
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"Heightened supply chain due diligence on cobalt, as with all other LME metals, must be triggered by assessment of all supply chain risks, including corruption risks," the NGO letter said.
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It includes reinsurance of property, cargo or marine risks related to military and double-use products and industries, reinsurance of risks underwritten in Crimea, and some one-off large projects.
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From a fundamental perspective, the market is still delicately poised between bearish risks arising from a global slowdown and bullish risks from supply interruptions in the Middle East and elsewhere.
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"The market is a discounting mechanism and we didn't think it was discounting enough risks out there, whether it's corporate earnings disappointing, political risks, the end of QE," he added.
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"FDA routinely underestimates the risks chemicals pose, especially the risks posed by food chemicals that migrate from food packaging into food, including PFAS chemicals," EWG senior scientist David Andrews said.
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Obama is expected to comment on the risks should the U.K. electorate vote to leave the EU with terrorism, migration and the economy risks is expected to associate with leaving.
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"Right now, the risks are pretty in keeping with the JCPOA (the formal acronym for the Iran deal), but as Iran's uranium stockpile grows, so will the risks," he says.
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Exposure to External Risks: As a tour operator, TCG's business remains vulnerable to a high level of risks and events, most notably geopolitical events, macroeconomic pressure and changing weather patterns.
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Here are some examples: The ability to mitigate security risks and create new network services breaks the paradigm of new security risks = procurement of a new set of security tools.
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Sharp said it posed short-term risks such as market swings, but being in or out of the EU did not pose medium or long-term risks to UK stability.
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Holmes told CNBC that while Euronet's offer did not come with risks related to national security concerns, it came with increased risks from antitrust regulations in the U.S. and Europe.
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" ASKED WHAT TOOLS THE BOJ HAS AVAILABLE IF RISKS THREATEN JAPAN'S ECONOMY "It's true there are downside risks to the outlook and most of them are driven by external factors.
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It called on authorities to manage operational risk form third-party service providers, mitigate cyber risks, and monitor macro-financial risks that could emerge as fintech activities continue to expand.
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We're also evaluating risk and trying to mitigate the risks that exist, whether they're geopolitical, security, macro, economic, environmental, social governance, technology, innovation can actually cause risks for certain investments.
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Yet, as we start the new year, downside risks have increased again amid heightened uncertainty about emerging market economies' growth prospects, volatility in financial and commodity markets, and geopolitical risks.
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"For the moment, we see more upside risks than downside risks, considering more resilience in China's economy and moderate valuations in the A-share market as a whole," he added.
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While some existential risks, such as asteroid impacts and super-volcanic eruptions, can be estimated using objective historical data, risks associated with future technologies require a good dose of speculation.
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At nearly 300 pages, The Car Hacker's Handbook covers a lot of potential security risks, and as autonomous systems become more ubiquitous and sophisticated, there could be even more risks.
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We took a lot of risks in making the film, and those kinds of risks are rarely taken by someone with a more seasoned track record of success and failure.
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Tuesday's verdict concluded the first of two phases in the federal case about the possible health risks of Roundup and whether Monsanto misled the man, Edwin Hardeman, about those risks.
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She didn't think much of my last column, in which I argued that we need to balance the public-health risks of pandemic against the risks of a global depression.
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She didn't think much of my last column, in which I argued that we need to balance the public-health risks of pandemic against the risks of a global depression.
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Specifically, the report concludes that long-term health risks of e-cigarettes are unlikely to exceed five percent of the risks associated with cigarettes, and may even be substantially lower.
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This kind of study also cannot prove that walking or sitting caused the differences in people's risks factors for heart disease, only that there were associations between activity and risks.
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Those risks can be mitigated by carefully choosing insurance plans that cover those specific risks, stockpiling resources well in advance of any storms and training staff on proper disaster protocol.
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But the digital rights group Fight for the Future says the risks outweigh the benefits — and they've unveiled a new "scorecard" to grade which schools are weighing those risks appropriately.
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A doctor must have a conversation documenting that the patient understands the risks of leaving and consequences of no longer receiving medical care, a way to help manage the risks.
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Also, not just new billion dollar cos: a 100k co is huge for most "If you can't afford to take any risks, you generally won't take any risks," Butterfield adds.
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This is an idea whose time has come, and it should open a broader conversation about the health risks of incarceration and what situations justify exposing people to those risks.
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It's hard to know how all these risks interplay with one another, and there's no clear answer as to why there may be health risks to being a late sleeper.
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Key risks: Reputational risks due to stakeholder concerns; extreme variability in weather patterns affecting agribusinesses; reduced demand for goods and services due to shifts in consumer preferences; damage to offices or branches; and risks over policy and regulation, including regulatory uncertainty affecting lending to the energy sector, and enhanced emissions-reporting obligations.
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With one simple assumption — that certain categories of risks to humanity have not increased over the thousands of years since early humans walked the Earth — it's possible to estimate the aggregate likelihood that any of those risks will drive us extinct even if we don't know what each of those risks are.
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Essentially, this means it will take several generations to get a better picture of the risks of IVF, and how these risks might differ based on parents' unique characteristics, Gleicher said.
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"China's financial development is facing many risks and challenges due to the influence of international and domestic economic factors," Xi said, adding that the country's financial risks are still under control.
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The government also needed to curb risks in the stock, debt, currency and property markets, prevent "cross infection" between the markets and ward off systemic risks in the economy, Zhang said.
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Non-core vaccines are those that are used for dogs or puppies with certain lifestyle risks, and these risks can be determined by a discussion between each dog's owner and veterinarian.
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"We need to be aware of risk aversion if geopolitical risks show signs of spreading, but it won't negatively impact the financial system if such risks are geographically contained," Ichikawa said.
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The worries among BRI countries aren't surprising given the numerous warnings of sovereign debt risks — the Center for Global Development last year said 23 countries faced high risks of debt distress.
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Li also said China's debt risks are under control, but added the government will take steps to reduce high debt levels of non-financial firms to help ward off financial risks.
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It is looking at the risks posed by unsustainable fishing in the same way that climate activists have studied the risks of fossil-fuel investments in order to warn off investors.
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"Risks within the region include a faster-than-expected slowdown in China, a deepening of regional tensions such as Japan's and Korea's bilateral relationship, rising geopolitical risks," the IMF report said.
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"They are large in volume with complex businesses and high association risks, and the lack of supervision would increase risks in the financial sector," Zhou was quoted by Xinhua as saying.
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She told a conference in Moscow that the central bank had a wide range of tools to address the risks and no risks to Russia's financial stability were seen for now.
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While not naming either candidate directly, Moody's said that the "political and geopolitical risks of a rise in nationalist and protectionist pressures" were among the downside risks to its baseline outlook.
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"As regards risks to the recovery, it was highlighted that, besides political uncertainties, further downside risks stemmed from remaining balance sheet weaknesses in the euro area financial sector," the account reads.
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Humans are changing the climate, the carbon and nitrogen cycles and more, and those changes pose mortal risks to hundreds of millions of humans and existential risks to many other species.
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" "These are real safety risks and it is the responsibility of the people flying the drone to fly according to the safety rules to minimise any risks to people or property.
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"Most (Fed policymakers) noted that uncertainty and risks associated with trade policy had intensified and were concerned that such uncertainty and risks eventually could have negative effects," according to the minutes.
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"We cannot expect to have a fully integrated banking sector that can share risks without common institutions that can also share risks, namely for deposit insurance and bank resolution," he added.
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The auditors recommended banks be checked against a wider range of systemic risks, but the EBA said its test "cannot cover all systemic risks, but focuses on the most important ones".
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The ECB chief repeated his warning from previous meetings that risks remained tilted towards the downside, however, said these same risks were now less severe given the euro zone's economic expansion.
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The pound has been lifted this month with investor focus turning away from political risks facing Britain - namely its exit from the European Union - and towards risks elsewhere, particularly in Europe.
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The CBIRC said shadow banking risks have now been contained, which will allow policymakers to better balance the need for stable economic growth this year while continuing to reduce financial risks.
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"This evolution of the threat has forced regulators and industry worldwide to shift their attention from mitigating firm-specific risks to increasingly focus on sector- and system-wide risks," Maurer said.
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A crackdown on illegal financing of downpayments is needed as the activity not only raises households' leverage level and financial risks, it also "increases risks of the property market," Pan said.
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RISKS TO COMPANIES AND HR DEPARTMENTS UNDER EMPLOYMENT LAWS Companies or managers that create pools for employees for fun or in an attempt to increase morale should consider the risks first.
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Just because evidence for potential health risks associated with light drinking was not found in the new paper, that does not mean that there are no risks at all, she said.
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Draghi added that the economic outlook for the euro zone faces uncertainty due to risks to growth prospects in emerging market economies, a clouded outlook for oil prices and geopolitical risks.
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" TIM GHRISKEY, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, INVERNESS COUNSEL, NEW YORK "Sobering testimony from Fed chairman Powell, highlighting the risks to the economy, both currently and perspective risks if the economic backdrop deteriorates.
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There's a perception that the risks are somewhat distant in the future and that young people feel they'll be able to quit before those health risks come to take their toll.
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If you work a long career, you'll find that the distance from risks gone wrong won't move you anywhere near as far backward as risks gone right will vault you forward.
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According to Yicai, lenders in Beijing have been urged to set up a dynamic mechanism to monitor risks of pledged shares and to defuse risks in a stable and orderly manner.
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And while lighting any substance on fire and inhaling the smoke does have some health risks, and releases toxins into the lungs, no medical treatment is without risks and side effects.
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There was plenty of new language describing the risks that Apple faced — risks that Apple executives discussed in November and disclosed more directly in a letter to shareholders on Jan. 2.
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We just don't know, Veach says, if other items in or differing processes used to make certain drinks may tweak general alcohol risks, or lead to their own less apparent risks.
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A global risks report published by WEF last week concurred: For the first time in the survey's 10-year history, the top five global risks in terms of likelihood were environmental.
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"Given the choice, I do believe that the benefits of most vaccines vastly outweigh the risks, yet it is wrong to say that there are no risks to vaccines," Paul said.
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Related Research Fed Lift-Off: Emerging Market Cross-Sector Risks here Rising Private Sector Debt: Risks to EM Sovereigns here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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" Asked at a forum for Russian students about the risks of the stand-off escalating into armed conflict, he said: "The risks are very high, especially taking into account the rhetoric.
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The question for teens and their parents is: Which is worse — accepting uncertainty about the long term health risks from surgery or the likelihood of serious health risks from remaining obese?
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Investors will look to see if Draghi maintains the ECB's long-standing assessment that risks to growth are broadly balanced or whether he acknowledges the worsened outlook by highlighting downside risks.
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Companies should disclose their findings in their financial statements, the guidelines say, treating any foreseeable dangers as material risks to their business just like risks posed by market or currency swings.
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Among donors, 76 percent don't ask recipients about the risks they face, while 0003 percent of nonprofit leaders said grant applications had no questions about risks, according to Open Road Alliance.
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And doctors have been operating under the assumption that the risks of leaving moderate or severe depression untreated, for both mom and baby, typically outweigh the known risks associated with antidepressants.
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If he had succeeded in carrying out this plan [to pay Pecker] he would have magnified the legal risks to Trump—it would have been an exponential increase of those risks.
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Watching live sports — even golf — always has its risks.
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From there – again, hopefully — work will mitigate the risks.
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" He added that "the risks are clear and present.
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Symptoms, Treatment and Risks' The Learning Network | Dangerous Numbers?
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Every lever you pull risks a life — or many.
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" Allowing suits against these agents risks "undermining border security.
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Why would immigrants — parents and children — take these risks?
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Given the potential risks of privatizing the allocation of .
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" According to the paper, "the risks are not hypothetical.
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The findings illustrate just how hard it is to accurately convey the risks of e-cigarettes, especially when public health researchers are still working out what some of those risks actually are.
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The bank had failed to identify heightened risks in some instances, FINMA said, while in others it failed to adequately manage risks after identifying clients as politically exposed persons requiring special scrutiny.
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For more information on the risks of asset-liability mismatches and long-term guarantees, see the Special Report "ALM Risks Weigh on German Life Insurer Ratings" published today and available at www.fitchratings.
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Here's why it matters: The memo reveals the extent to which Facebook's leadership understood the physical and social risks the platform's products carried — even as the company downplayed those risks in public.
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The ruling said the company omitted risks and side effects from the products' instructions for use, and omitted and misrepresented the risks in educational and marketing materials provided to doctors and patients.
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"They are two sides of a pretty dismal equation: One documents the grave risks of warming; the other documents how far we are from the path to avoid those risks," he said.
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"To the extent there are significant risks to a company's long-term value proposition, we want to make sure there is long-term disclosure of those risks to the market," Booraem said.
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Nagy said the risks to the inflation outlook were "symmetrical" at the moment, and data in the second half of the year will be key to assessing upside and downside inflation risks.
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"We still do not see a recession, but we continue to worry more about downside risks than upside risks to the outlook," said Torsten Slok, Deutsche Bank's chief economist, in an email.
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"There is much more awareness of the risks out there, a growing acceptance of those risks and ways to mitigate them and our technology can play a part in that," Beeler said.
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"However, the impact of upside risks to the inflation outlook could be significant," he added, citing shifts in global market sentiment, bailouts of state firms and utility price rises among potential risks.
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The government also needed to prevent risks in the stock, debt, currency and property markets, prevent "cross infection" in between the markets and ward off systemic risks in the economy, Zhang said.
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Moody's Investors Service said in a report on Tuesday that intensifying violence and crime in Mexico raised concerns about security-related credit risks for companies and economic risks for states and municipalities.
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During past eruptions, the National Park Service has warned people that toxic plumes can occur when lava mixes with ocean water, creating health risks as well as risks to boats and aircraft.
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Such brushes with violent sex and death speak directly to the implied risks concerning Bacon's virtuoso hit-or-miss engagements with oil paint: risks of creative destruction that obviously enriched his matière.
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Charles Seville, co-head of Latin America sovereigns at ratings agency Fitch, said the rate cut reflected lower inflation risks and greater domestic and global growth risks since the bank's last meeting.
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"The surge in U.S. production to over 12 million barrels a day has created a U.S. firewall against these risks or perceived risks to supply," said John Kilduff, partner with Again Capital.
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Depending on the types of digital processes involved, risks to online mortgages can include fraud, cyber-risks, and regulatory compliance and concerns over the extent digital automation can replace human underwriting effectively.
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But if a cellphone number and the intimate computer behind it open a door to new risks, technology, as is so often the case, can also be employed to combat those risks.
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Minors are outside the protective structures of society and face many risks — risks from traffickers, risk of exploitation, the police, lack of sleep, illness, weather conditions particularly as we move into autumn.
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"This attack risks more people dying, but it also risks cutting the lifeline of millions of Yemenis," said Jolien Veldwijk, the acting country director in Yemen for the aid agency Care International.
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"Our near term estimations of distressed debt near $1.08tn, coupled with $0.63bn of fallen angel risks looming over credit markets, underscores the severity of the risks in broader credit markets," Mish said.
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"I expect the rate to remain unchanged in the conditions when inflationary risks are rising at the same time with risks of economic downturn," said Natalia Orlova, chief economist at Alfa Bank.
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To assess the risks faced by wild coffees, Dr. Davis and his colleagues applied a barometer developed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, an international organization that assesses biodiversity risks.
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China's foreign debt risks are generally under control and adjusting the way it assesses cross-border financing risks will not lead to a sharp rise in China's foreign debt, the SAFE said.
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But we still don't know exactly what risks might emerge or how prevalent they will be, and we don't have a good set of best practices for how providers should limit risks.
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Bullard said U.S. policymakers were keeping an eye on economic developments in emerging markets in case they pose risks for the United States, but for now such risks appeared to be contained.
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This meeting is the latest step in what has been a decades-long process by the federal agency to assess human and animal health risks, as well as ecological risks, of glyphosate.
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The agency said while the DoD has started to look at the security risks of such electronic devices it needed to do more to close policy gaps to reduce potential security risks.
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Economists and strategists at Citi Bank put Chile at the top of a "vulnerability index" for risks from the coronavirus associated with economic growth, supply chains, commodities, and "external" market volatility risks.
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The risks of high-dose intravenous vitamin K used to reverse life-threatening vitamin K deficiency bleeding in an infant are exponentially higher than the minor risks of a single intramuscular dose.
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What follows is a guide to the risks of greater conflict between the United States and Iran, how the killing of General Suleimani plays into those risks and what might come next.
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" Mr. Pompeo also called out Huawei while in Budapest, warning other nations about "risks that Huawei's presence in their networks present — actual risks to their people, to the loss of privacy protections.
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The current vogue for rhetoric about "fighting dirty" is dangerous because it risks further destabilizing the political system but also because it risks discrediting ideas that are perfectly defensible on the merits.
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I think that I have also been willing to take risks, and many people say that women require a lot more information before they're willing to take risks, and that's getting comfortable with taking risks, and imperfect information is something that I'm actually quite comfortable with and always have been, but I don't know that everybody is.
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The hunger for assets that is driving up prices is also leading investors to take more risks—risks which may not be fully priced into their investments and which they may not fully understand, any more than they understood the risks of mortgage-backed securities and other instruments in the run up to the financial crisis ten years ago.
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The issue is the biggest domestic risk to financial stability in part because of the issues around uncertainty but also because it has the potential to ... amplify risks around the current account, potential risks around housing, potential risks around market functioning, which we're trying to mitigate, and also associated risk with respect to the euro area.
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Congressman to Facebook: Your Digital Currency Could Be Worse Than 9-11Facebook's new digital currency, Libra, has the potential to be worse than the September 11th…Read more Read"This eventual privatization of money contains risks of abuse of dominant position, risks to sovereignty, and risks for consumers and for companies," Le Maire said according to Reuters.
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Although the cancer risks for frequent flyers have not yet been studied, there is no reason to suspect these people would not have similar risks as those faced by cabin crews, Mordukhovich said.
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The result of this two-day conference was a sweeping 100-page report published today that delves into the risks posed by AI in the wrong hands, and strategies for mitigating these risks.
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"There are political risks - risks over the ability to pass reforms, and we will assess what that means in terms of the fiscal consolidation process," Shetty said, noting Brazil's local elections in October.
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The Pentagon spokeswoman declined to comment on risks posed by specific products to its network but said all software used by DISA is "extensively evaluated for security risks," and continually monitored once deployed.
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"The shift from long-term take-or-pay contracts to portfolio supply is placing greater risks on project sponsors and exacerbating the risks of oversupply," Bernstein analysts said in a note in April.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso also said the balance of risks to the global economic outlook were skewed to the downside due to the possibility of escalating trade tensions and lingering political risks.
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It'd be an enormous endeavor with significant potential downsides (we don't even yet know all the risks it might pose), but if the alternative is extinction then those risks would be worth taking.
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When asked their reasons for cutting back on opioids, the top responses were: "Too many hassles and risks involved" and "Improved understanding of the risks of opioids," each getting 22% of the responses.
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A Reuters survey showed Brent crude prices are likely to hold near $70 a barrel for the remainder of the year as elevated supply risks in the Middle East offset risks to demand.
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"The surge in U.S. production to over 12 million barrels a day has created a U.S. fire wall against these risks, or perceived risks to supply," said John Kilduff, partner with Again Capital.
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The conflict between positioning (where risks are firmly tilted to the downside) and fundamentals (where risks are more balanced or even tilted to the upside) is a source of tension within the market.
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But in many cases, those who say stocks are risky for them have not considered the ways in which they could mitigate these risks, or the risks of investing in supposedly safer assets.
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There are myriad risks an astronaut faces in space — from muscle and bone loss to psychological health to nutrition, and risks change based on the type of mission or activity an astronaut undertakes.
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But it does make the ability to manage operational risks particularly important in our analysis, as heavily debt-laden corporates are more susceptible to external risks and have less leeway for commercial miscalculations.
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The government has tightened controls in recent years on new local-government debt to help ward off financial risks following a borrowing binge since the global financial crisis, but analysts say risks remain.
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Many risk managers have focused on credit and liquidity risks, but they need to insert interest rate risks into the equation too, Andreas Dombret, an executive board member of the German Bundesbank, said.
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"Getting to a healthy weight has so many benefits, for both mothers and babies, including decreasing risks of diabetes and hypertension for moms, as well as decreasing risks for preterm birth," said Dolan.
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"The trade spat and the strong yen are seen as possible risks," said Kimihiro Eto, the BOJ's Osaka branch manager, but added it was uncertain how these risks would affect Japan's overall economy.
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Banks engaged in derivatives and other trades are exposed to risks of counterparties failing to meet contractual obligations, risks that grow if the counterparties' ratings are cut in moves that increase borrowing costs.
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Risks of some Chinese financial holding groups and rural financial institutions may be exposed and risks of internet finance, especially online peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders, still need to be resolved, Wang said.
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SHADOW BANKING SHRINKAGE Beijing's policy focus has shifted to supporting growth from reining in debt risks - although top leaders remain worried about long-term systemic risks that could derail the country's economic ascent.
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Separately, Moody's Investors Service said in a report on Tuesday that intensifying violence and crime in Mexico raised concerns about security-related credit risks for companies and economic risks for states and municipalities.
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The National Development & Reform Commission said in a statement that the move is part of Beijing's drive to guard against systemic risks in China's financial system, which is burdened with severe credit risks.
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Financial firms would be expected to name a senior official personally responsible for managing these environmental risks, similar to the Bank's existing requirements for the management of financial market and staff misconduct risks.
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The FCAC stressed that bank boards were failing to effectively manage risks "inherent" to their institutions' profit-driven cultures, in part because they lacked a "consolidated and holistic view" of sales-practice risks.
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But current-generation nuclear reactors, entail societal risks of their own – uncertain waste storage, serious nuclear proliferation risks, cost uncertainties, as well as the more well-known risk of the occasional nuclear accident.
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"(We) considered whether the downside risks to the Canadian economy were sufficient at this time to warrant a more accommodative monetary policy as a form of insurance against those risks," Poloz told reporters.
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In general, people tend to prefer approaches that eliminate some risks completely, as opposed to approaches that reduce all risks — even though the second option would produce a greater overall decrease in risk.
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The risks to the euro area growth outlook remain on the downside and relate in particular to the heightened uncertainties regarding developments in the global economy, as well as to broader geopolitical risks.
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Insurance agencies can benefit from such data to assess everything from driving behavior or home settings to reduce in-home risks, to health risks based on daily habits and routines to detect anomalies.
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To fend off credit risks, the ability of borrowers to repay property loans will also be assessed, according to guidelines issued by the office on strengthening management of mortgage loan risks in Beijing.
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As we've come to learn in our reporting of this series about risks to the Hudson River and Valley, both pipeline projects bring to New York exorbitant risks and deliver absolutely no benefits.
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The ECB is not expected to change its assessment that risks to the economy are tilted to the downside but officials are worried about the downside risks to the growth and inflation forecasts.
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A Reuters survey showed Brent crude prices are likely to hold near $70 a barrel for the rest of the year as elevated supply risks in the Middle East offset risks to demand.
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The US still has security interests in the region, there are still risks, but it's also true that the way in which we are protecting against these risks has developed inertia over time.
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Moritz said that while traditional risks to businesses — such as foreign exchange fluctuations and access to capital — had decreased, other risks had risen such as the threat of terrorism, climate change and geopolitics.
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We need that legislation because the risks to the people and ecosystem of the Refuge from drilling are catastrophic, but so are the risks for any corporation foolish enough to pursue drilling there.
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With equity and technical reserves at close to EUR4.5bn and EUR3bn, respectively, Fitch considers SACE to be adequately covered against both tail and operational risks stemming from outstanding guarantees of non-marketable risks.
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"In my experience, markets tend to overreact to risks which are hard to calibrate and often geopolitical or political risks are like that," said Andrew Garthwaite, the bank's head of global equity strategy.
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President Trump risks his reputation if he enters into a deal with the Taliban and they violate it, but he risks much more if he withdraws U.S. forces with no deal at all.
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The current risks to the U.S. economy are about even but the Fed cannot "shrug off" risks of a trade war, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari told a Quinnipiac forum in New York.
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While such statements about tackling risks are hardly new, they underscored the nervous market mood after top leaders recently reiterated they would press ahead with efforts to reduce risks in the financial system.
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Still, some analysts see risks for BOC Aviation's business model.
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And more than an annoyance, it carried real health risks.
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Both events could draw much more attention to potential risks.
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And we are aware of some of the risks involved.
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When you take big risks, the failures are really big.
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He risks distorting markets, reducing exports, and slowing job creation.
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At one point, Facebook was willing to take those risks.
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Weak U.S. payroll figures released on Wednesday underlined those risks.
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Adding aerobic exercise helped drive both risks down even more.
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"There are still many risks" for international staff, he said.
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Yet the hung parliament brings opportunities as well as risks.
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The prospectus included nine pages of potential risks for buyers.
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Afghans who took huge risks to help Americans deserve better.
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And the risks are increasing it will deliver four hikes.
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That risks alienating the people we are trying to protect.
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Gabrielle Union isn't scared of taking risks with her hair.
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What are the benefits of these chemicals versus their risks?
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Other risks include a furthering tightening of China's capital outflows.
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With this crackdown, Sessions risks doing more harm than good.
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We always take risks, but sometimes it can be distasteful.
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Experts said these activities, while perfectly legal, create avoidable risks.
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Photo: NOCFor the FISS team, the mission wasn't without risks.
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There are many wildlife risks that go with seismic exploration.
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So there are risks at every step of the process.
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Does it contribute to a heightened willingness to take risks?
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This ensures currency convertibility and reduces foreign exchange liquidity risks.
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The risks of catastrophic sea level rise are upon us.
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The report underscores massive risks in the new asset class.
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The risks seem far greater for a 14 year old.
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That procedure came with serious risks: Both twins might die.
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They argued that the risks of addiction had been overstated.
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The finance ministry has said it will monitor such risks.
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So, cannabis may protect the liver even from dietary risks.
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And that carries big risks, for Italy and for Europe.
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Reynolds wasn't surprised that smaller water systems carried higher risks.
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So holding foreign currency assets carries big uncertainty and risks.
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Not all sleep aids pose these risks, the FDA noted.
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That said, there's certainly risks to the upside from here.
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Unsurprisingly, banks are trying to scale back on their risks.
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Direct military response to such provocations risks larger regional conflict.
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Many prescribed drugs have much more serious risks than cannabis.
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It reinforces the risks associated with these particular two medications.
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A renewed bout of dollar strength risks extending that slump.
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But the material doesn't come without risks, such as fires.
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This would help avoid the risks involved in brain surgery.
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Protecting communities can push wildland firefighters to take more risks.
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Global water risks, meanwhile, may require $12 trln to fix.
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But at some point, he said, consolidation risks will return.
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But analysts pointed to risks from Trump's potential policy tilt.
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For Waymo, losing the case will have largely reputational risks.
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Both sets of circumstances are associated with major health risks.
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These health risks will only mount as average temperatures rise.
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The risks are increasing that it will deliver four hikes.
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The performance highlights the risks of investing in alternative strategies.
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As the climate changes, so too do the health risks.
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I'm skeptical they understand the risks of what they're doing.
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On Wall Street caution over rising political risks was palpable.
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DO YOU THINK THAT HE RISKS UNDERMINING THE FIRST AMENDMENT?
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I took too many risks and lost it all repeatedly.
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For a first lady, she takes a lot of risks.
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So far, this method of treatment has posed minimal risks.
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Left unchecked, this groundswell of garbage risks overwhelming the planet.
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A split vote risks handing the governor's mansion to Republicans.
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Nobody is aware of the risks of drinking untreated water.
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And raising expectations carries its own risks for the Europeans.
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It's important to state the risks in this approach clearly.
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While rare, excessive hair consumption does have some health risks.
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Beiersdorf confirmed its guidance for 2019 despite ongoing economic risks.
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Many decisions that leaders make involve the balancing of risks.
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It's about embracing uneducated risks and speculating with your money.
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Saying no to an available organ has its own risks.
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I like to have fun with fashion and take risks.
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Countries with more educated older people have lower automation risks.
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There are "tail risks" like this all around climate change.
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They might have also added - and also risks to forecasts!
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Crowdfunding enables us to calculate our risks much more carefully.
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You can't take risks and be afraid of making mistakes.
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Still, the stakes are still high, as are the risks.
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Moreover, downside risks have become more prominent in recent months.
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The genetic health risks are things consumers really care about.
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He just doesn't seem to care about the risks involved.
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It clearly points out the risks of abortion in 1963.
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Too much consolidation risks exacerbating the problem of overmighty banks.
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There are also hints of potential risks from alkaline water.
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Warren, meanwhile, risks being outflanked from the left by Sen.
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The risks to individual users here are stark and clear.
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Some claim Japan risks being squeezed between America and China.
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The endorsement does not come without risks for Mrs. Clinton.
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These risks underline why gene drives must be managed carefully.
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Without proper paperwork, he also risks future detention in Lebanon.
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But they also see Mr. Trump as posing particular risks.
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But in the case of cryptocurrencies such risks seem limited.
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But this approach risks fanning market tumult and trade tensions.
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The receipt of this milestone payment involves risks and uncertainties.
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The receipt of these milestone payments involves risks and uncertainties.
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Financial risks are quite low down its list of worries.
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But it may be waking up to the potential risks.
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The doctor will assess the addiction risks for that patient.
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Going to the country carries risks for the prime minister.
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Using pure MDMA in this way has revealed minimal risks.
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The change to a biweekly schedule risks further blunting momentum.
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A weaker pound risks deterring British travel to euro countries.
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Doves insist that the Fed risks halting an incomplete recovery.
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However, insurance against such risks has lagged behind their rise.
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For oil markets, Xi's policies represent risks great and small.
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But that approach comes with risks, acquaintances and experts say.
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That could create serious complications and risks for everyone involved.
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That partly reflects the asymmetry of risks before the Fed.
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By their nature, risks will not always work out well.
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""There are massive, massive risks involved with all of that.
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There were some risks I was not ready to take.
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The risks of wider confrontation were now growing, analysts say.
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When taken together, opioids and alcohol worsen each other's risks.
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There are, of course, idiosyncratic risks in the skiing business.
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We could also mitigate some of its costs and risks.
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South Africa risks having its debt downgraded to junk status.
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If she does not consult parliament, she risks voter unrest.
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We need to continue to pay attention to downside risks.
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It is unclear how Goldman plans to manage those risks.
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It also doesn't hurt that the financial risks are small.
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"We're working diligently to neutralize these risks now," he wrote.
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Less openness risks undermining America's competitiveness and hurting its economy.
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The tactics employed by the large tech firms carry risks.
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Fundamentally, America's regulators seem incapable of placing risks in context.
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Critics said the policies raised inflation and financial instability risks.
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Citigroup economists noted there are risks from a Trump presidency.
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If something gets out of balance, Facebook risks users disappearing.
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After all, going under the knife comes with real risks.
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Britain's soft landing outside the EU faces three main risks.
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It's a sign that investors are taking climate risks seriously.
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This quarter's profit win doesn't eliminate all risks for Tesla.
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Weather risks, largely: thunderstorms, icing, wind shear, and especially clouds.
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These unsanitary conditions can pose health risks, according to Rep.
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They can spell out risks for cancer and other illnesses.
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The bank is right to be alert to the risks.
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With these advances come unfamiliar liabilities, risks and market opportunities.
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The academy said 807 firms faced financial risks, some major.
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The stroke risks associated with yoga have been studied before.
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But doing that risks a backlash on the other side.
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So go for it, if you're comfortable with the risks.
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Are the risks greater in a particular stage of pregnancy?
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Recessions are an inevitable part of the risks investors face.
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YC pushes you to take bigger risks and push yourself.
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He encourages entrepreneurs to be bolder and take more risks.
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Brexit risks delaying cancer treatment and putting 'patients at risk'
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He risks splintering the party should he move too quickly.
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Yes, but: Being out front can have risks as well.
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The anecdotal indicators probably feed the perception of these risks.
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To be sure, I knew that the risks were real.
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"We're not underestimating the risks, we're analyzing them," he said.
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However, Dr. Wisner says you have to weigh your risks.
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New automated products could come with operational and implementation risks.
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Cybersecurity experts agreed there are risks with the Pentagon's plan.
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What are the real privacy risks of using smart products?
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Then again, crowdfunding has similar risks and seems perfectly healthy.
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But it also pointed to upside risks for the market.
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As I wrote last week, selling Vine comes with risks.
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Producers that sell their meat abroad expose themselves to risks.
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As for the usual risks of supporting a crowdfunded product?
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But Mr Trump's blowhard talk risks provoking Iranian hardliners anyway.
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If the gaps are not filled, the system risks collapse.
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The move risks bringing Turkey and America into direct conflict.
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But central banks worry about security risks and technical challenges.
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The Juul investment does not come without risks for Altria.
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Given the risks, Thales' return on the deal looks mediocre.
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The party risks being seen as soft on illegal immigration.
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It also risks creating problems for the country more generally.
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He said consumers should slow down and consider the risks.
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"Take some risks and be more assertive, basically," Moller said.
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The Tinder complaint highlights the risks when confidentiality is breached.
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Often, this involved taking risks and acquiring new skill sets.
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But it does mean your risks for cancer are greater.
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But sleeping with your phone bears more risks than injury.
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But that risks hogs' health and can stunt their growth.
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Global catastrophic risks are exceptionally rare, but they do happen.
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These underlying risks are reflected in the 'B' category rating.
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But she said this somewhat controversial approach also carried risks.
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Also note: The IARC is only looking at cancer risks.
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The meeting also stressed the need to address debt risks.
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You're going to see a lot more risks like this.
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But that doesn't mean everyone prioritizes risks the same way.
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"He didn't understand the risks," said his mother, Judy Rummler.
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They said Samsung's gains could especially present risks for Nokia.
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He warned that flooding risks would remain for several days.
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It has hurt cocoa output and risks spilling into Nigeria.
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DO YOU SEE THESE RISKS ARISING FROM THIS MONETARY POLICY?
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Floating these BS balloons has its inherent risks, of course.
|
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But removing the joint venture requirement doesn't remove all risks.
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The conflict risks massive spillover costs to the global economy.
|
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The greater risks come from underdeveloped legal and justice systems.
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There are all sorts of risks we take in life.
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"We took some big risks a year ago," he said.
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First, are our efforts better able to minimize any risks?
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Nor does he seem aware of the risks of failure.
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"Look, there are tail risks in both directions," he said.
|
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What are the risks and rewards of making the crossing?
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There is a lot you can do to minimize risks.
|
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Or, if the feared risks don't actually amount to anything.
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The Fed also faces risks if it waits too long.
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Any state failing to do so risks being left behind.
|
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Such a move, they said, risks making MINURSO's reductions permanent.
|
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Are they claiming that the procedures don't have any risks?
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There are obviously political risks when taking any bold move.
|
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And of course there are risks on the other side.
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Scientists are still trying to quantify the exact risks involved.
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Some trainers (falsely) see disabled clients as unique liability risks.
|
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Now let's look at the four different categories of risks.
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Execution risks that you've been neglecting because you're too busy.
|
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The TMT's construction risks even more destruction and environmental degradation.
|
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And remember, Trump also risks raising turnout among nonwhite voters.
|
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Equifax failed to fully appreciate and mitigate its cybersecurity risks.
|
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I would argue that the risks could have been foreseen.
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But it is hard to assess risks for individual places.
|
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Li has pledged to build a "firewall" against financial risks.
|
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Related columns: "Macroeconomic risks for the oil industry", Reuters, Aug.
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But many borrowers don't fully understand the risks, experts say.
|
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What are the security risks of sharing that information online?
|
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Other risks include currency fluctuations, political upheaval or natural disasters.
|
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Typically, though, the benefits of being new outweigh the risks.
|
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Most Democratic voters are in no mood to take risks.
|
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They are aware of the risks ... but they still go.
|
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Financial markets like visibility and being able to measure risks.
|
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"Some of those risks have begun to crystallize," he said.
|
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Leaving the EU risks losing access to the single market.
|
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So what drives these people to take such drastic risks?
|
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And there may be wider legal risks around profiling too.
|
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Clustering newborns together heightens infection risks, say experts and officials.
|
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And its casual nature makes it easier to take risks.
|
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CNBC takes a look at risks Renzi's administration is tackling.
|
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Many take risks even when it can impact their lives.
|
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The site then ranked 40 cities according to these risks.
|
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But that risks becoming an objective in and of itself.
|
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But the legislation also carries risks for Republican fiscal conservatives.
|
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"Japanese investors are very sensitive to global risks," he said.
|
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Underdogs, however, need to shake things up and take risks.
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THEY SAY IT CREATES RISKS THAT ARE UNACCEPTABLE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
|
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What are the possible risks of the treatment being studied?
|
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I learned to assess risks, analyze and make better decisions.
|
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" In December, the FOMC saw "the risks to the outlook . . .
|
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"Handling these risks can create new business opportunities," Maechler said.
|
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This new networked world creates a new range of risks.
|
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While bank risks are rising, regulation and supervision are improving.
|
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Within the risks analysis, we assess credit risk as medium.
|
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Rubio learned the risks of a direct attack on Trump.
|
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Investigators wear white overalls to protect themselves against health risks.
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The US risks becoming a bit player, losing more leverage.
|
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I don't want to pretend that there aren't downside risks.
|
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It nevertheless comes with the risks and returns of finance.
|
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This might mean taking what some would perceive as risks.
|
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Option markets seem aware of the risks sterling still faces.
|
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"I never, never, ever wanted to take risks," he says.
|
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But like any drug, it comes with its own risks.
|
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Wang also said China's foreign debt risks are controllable overall.
|
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That's not to say they're without any risks, of course.
|
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The risks of contracting hepatitis C and HIV have spiked.
|
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US equities are not priced to reflect these risks. 6.
|
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Fitch isn't alone in seeing risks to ties between banks.
|
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Breaking the businesses apart risks reducing some of that leverage.
|
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But it's important to be aware of the risks, too.
|
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Branson has taken several calculated risks and passed on others.
|
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Some of the other risks around China have eased however.
|
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It risks a content war and this could concern investors.
|
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The possible return of Zelaya risks fueling concern in Washington.
|
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But he said farmers would continue burning, despite the risks.
|
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There are risks, Sorrell said, including Argentina's historically volatile politics.
|
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On the other hand, trade tensions pose risks to growth.
|
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"Risks have increased," Subramanian said in a note to clients.
|
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Accordingly, customers of virtual asset trading platforms face significant risks.
|
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But Becoming does take more risks than it has to.
|
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Partisanship and political feuding pose significant risks to employee morale.
|
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One of the risks, they said, is low birth weight.
|
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"LNG projects ... need to take more market risks," he said.
|
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Zenkyoren manages earthquake risks by using reinsurance and catastrophe bonds.
|
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The WIPP incident speaks to the risks of human error.
|
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Taser disputes the idea that the X26 poses special risks.
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Today, Wall Street continues to be riddled with systemic risks.
|
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"The risks do not only extend to men," Alter said.
|
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The move risks plunging the country back into civil war.
|
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"Risks are large," Sahay told reporters during an online briefing.
|
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Any action at this point risks direct conflict with Russia.
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I understand the risks that come with being a cop.
|
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What are the risks and complications associated with my procedure?
|
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Canada's opportunity illustrates the risks of Trump's drastic trade actions.
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But we are confident there will be no systemic risks.
|
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Political risks ahead of next month's elections remain high too.
|
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But for some players, more stimulus brings its own risks.
|
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The Kremlin has also learned the risks of blatant rigging.
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Party strategists reckoned the risks were all on the downside.
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Soccer, hockey, and cheerleading also carry significant head trauma risks.
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Any hijra setting up as a guru herself risks murder.
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The risks are real for me and for the babies.
|
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What are the health risks from an accident like this?
|
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Opponents say the risks of a spill are too large.
|
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What are the risks associated with hugging a polar bear?
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Buying reinsurance helps NFIP offset some of its financial risks.
|
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Failure to pay for their (often unbidden) attendance risks misfortune.
|
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Being overweight is already known to pose serious health risks.
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It has costly infrastructure, demanding customers and big operational risks.
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You're taking risks, and are eager to try new things.
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STROMBERG: Don't good businessmen hedge against risks, not ignore them?
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TRUMP: Well I just think we have much bigger risks.
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Raising taxes on income and profits has its risks, though.
|
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Smart building and city planning can also reduce the risks.
|
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He also warned of the risks of negative interest rates.
|
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By their very nature, these risks are difficult to predict.
|
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However, the risks that sparked the crisis haven't gone away.
|
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But investors are clearly worried about the possible legal risks.
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Studying tail risks nearly always focuses on assessing downside risk.
|
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Many people took exceptional risks to participate in Freedom Summer.
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That skills gap risks leaving some people even further behind.
|
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The higher a child's score, the greater the health risks.
|
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But don't be complacent about the risks stemming from geopolitics.
|
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"You protect yourself with insurance for other risks," Chen said.
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The renewed recession risks drove a slump in global stocks.
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" He added it "risks causing grave harm to local communities.
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In hateful hands, silencers create serious public safety risks. 3.
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The Oscars aren't exactly known for major risks in hairstyling.
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A Trump meeting with Kim presents both risks and opportunities.
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"I think Sam took a lot of risks," Milk says.
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The risks of catastrophic climate change are just too great.
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Q. What are the risks in that system of management?
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Has our willingness to take risks with our investments changed?
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Reduce the costs and risks of carbon capture and storage.
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In other words, Be faster, take more risks, go bold.
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The Memo: Child separation crisis risks "Katrina moment" for Trump.
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In Goldman's recent 10K, the firm also noted these risks.
|
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Are there specific risks that could threaten the customer relationship?
|
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Why switch to a policy that carries such profound risks?
|
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But the CBO also pointed to some risks for Republicans.
|
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Severe weather carries economic and financial stability risks, officials say.
|
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Impeachment is a grave business, and the risks are manifest.
|
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But fixing the law also brings with it political risks.
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Emissions from pipes and compressor stations carry health risks, too.
|
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Campus carry can be implemented in stages to reduce risks.
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"All of the risks are to the downside," Weinberg said.
|
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That could "pose risks to financial stability," the minutes said.
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"Downside risks have become more acute," the Bank's report reads.
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Taking the weapons out of Turkey carries some physical risks.
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Taking risks Political success did not come immediately for Jeffries.
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Rather, he cited risks from rising rates to trade tensions.
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Because of the risks, she is properly cautious — but decisive.
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BEIJING — The global economy is full of risks right now.
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And farm tours bring with them their own tiny risks.
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Among the European banks, Italian institutions face the biggest risks.
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However, the waters are dangerous, with increased risks of mishaps.
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"It can be hard to take those risks, but fun."
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"Risks to inflation are tilted to the upside," he said.
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The plants somehow knew the best time to take risks.
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The fertility risks associated with smoking cigarettes are well documented.
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Privatizing our air traffic control system would present myriad risks.
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Free expression in a society brings risks and causes discomfort.
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