This tariff strategy has run its course, or is about to run its course, and we need to get new plays in the playbook.
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" Said another: "The social experiment has run its course.
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It is now clear that it has run its course.
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The ugly reactionary tide has not yet run its course.
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"The character of Allison had run its course," she wrote.
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The Tirschwell case may take years to run its course.
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"The fear trade has about run its course," he said.
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Trade policy by tweet, it appears, has run its course.
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Or did the producers feel the character had run its course?
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The great bond market sell-off may have run its course.
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He called on leaders to let the inquiry run its course.
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"Like the flu — you let it run its course," he remarked.
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But that effect now appears to have largely run its course.
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"The character of Allison had run its course," Treem reportedly wrote.
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Here's hoping the Holmes fixation hasn't run its course by then.
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I just ask people to let the system run its course.
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The nationalist, nativist, xenophobic tide has not yet run its course.
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Better to just let a stroke run its course, they say.
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It should run its course, and we should see the results.
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"This government has run its course," he told a party rally.
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Because at some point the virus will have run its course.
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Tyler Cameron's "fling" with Anastasia "Stassie" Karanikolaou has run its course.
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Langford thinks that her character's story arc has run its course.
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Investors remain keen however, to see Rajan's reform agenda run its course.
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The much-touted "euroboom" that began in 2017 has run its course.
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This policy has led to tepid growth, and essentially run its course.
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He&aposs made it clear he wants it to run its course.
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"Like any injury, it's gotta run its course," coach Quin Snyder said.
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Since then she's kept quiet, letting the legal system run its course.
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This suggests that the manufacturing downturn is yet to run its course.
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"I'm a fan of letting the process run its course," said Rep.
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After their youthful relationship had run its course, the two remained friends.
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He also indicated that he understood the investigation had to run its course.
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Nexus has been a good brand, but it may have run its course.
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"Let it run its course," he said of Papa John's new executive team.
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Some wondered whether comedy based on the performers' pain had run its course.
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The Mueller probe into his campaign's dealings with Russia should run its course.
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Since then she has kept quiet, letting the legal system run its course.
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What, then, would count as success after the fund has run its course?
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I think it will run its course, but that is what's going on.
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The [ARG] had run its course and they were super angry at us.
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A skeptic might argue that "A Prairie Home Companion" has run its course.
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In recent years, that overheated enthusiasm has finally begun to run its course.
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But the collaboration between Vans and the Warped Tour has run its course.
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He will now be "self-isolating" until the illness has run its course.
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They are entitled to decide to let the legal process run its course.
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But in most healthy children, the illness will run its course relatively quickly.
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Some doctors and medical guides even recommend letting a fever run its course.
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Overall, many, including White, question whether the desegregation policy has run its course.
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ICO mania will no doubt run its course, as all such financial manias do.
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"I would ask everyone to please let the system run its course," Fallon urged.
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The smartphone boom has run its course and prices for service plans are declining.
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Following this move, we believe that the sell-off has largely run its course.
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The 12-race Xfinity deal in the No. 6 Ford had run its course.
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Once the NHL marketing department starts promoting something, you know it's run its course.
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And I told the president, you just got to let it run its course.
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And the current selloff in U.S. equities may not have run its course yet.
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But our children can't wait for Washington's business as usual to run its course.
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The first reason is that this is one lie that had run its course.
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She seemed to anticipate that his time with the team had run its course.
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By the mid 1990s, the Satanic Panic had run its course in mainstream culture.
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The West's previous strategy has run its course, as recent policy failures make clear.
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Does it run its course, and you can only get so far doing that?
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The taste his new paintings are designed to serve may already have run its course.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal will run its course, and Facebook will change its policies (again).
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Now that costs are not falling as quickly, the process may have run its course.
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Deportations weren't supposed to happen until the registration program had run its course, in June.
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That has spurred predictions that an almost decade-long bull-market has run its course.
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But after a year in storage, we're betting last year's stock has run its course.
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I maintain that the impartial and independent investigation by Robert Mueller should run its course.
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Because it's a virus, you kind of just have to let Zika run its course.
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I'd been in going on two decades, and all the rowdiness had run its course.
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What's startling is that this process, which usually takes years, has already run its course.
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Let the Mueller investigation, like every other duly constituted law enforcement action, run its course.
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O.K., we get it that the ugly Christmas sweater craze may have run its course.
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Lebenthal isn't jumping in just yet, since he believes the downturn hasn't run its course.
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"Short-covering seems to be continuing and will likely run its course shortly," Miura said.
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They wonder: Is it really the next big thing, or will it run its course?
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When was it clear that your time [at DuPont] had kind of run its course?
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Biden believes the investigation into the Florida shooting should run its course, the spokesman added.
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So, as a result, we're looking at it as a correction that will run its course.
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Comey, himself, said that the president agreed with him that the investigation should run its course.
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She didn't reveal that they were dating until their love affair had nearly run its course.
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But he says that pattern has run its course and better times could soon be ahead.
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It's no one's job to decide when Janelle's agenda has run its course other than Janelle's.
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That gives the Fed some more wiggle room to let the economy run its course. 3.
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"This talks process has run its course," the party's Northern Ireland leader Michelle O'Neill told reporters.
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But now that the song has run its course, a new viral dance trend has emerged.
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There were no big fights or public implosions; the six-piece had simply run its course.
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The relationship has run its course, and it's time to thank u, next into the future.
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I will let the legal system run its course and I know I will be vindicated.
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If referrals were necessary to the Justice Department, then let it run its course this way.
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First cover: February 1992 NME peak: Three cover stories in 1998 Britpop had run its course.
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"This government has run its course," Kristersson told a party rally, referring to Lofven's minority cabinet.
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" Mr. Macron went on to suggest that "the German growth model has perhaps run its course.
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By 2157, Boeing executives were starting to question whether the 2157 design had run its course.
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Some experts, including CEOs and Wall Street heavyweights, say the digital currency has run its course.
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The Organization of American States discussion helped focus attention on Venezuela but has run its course.
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I guess at this point it does seem like maybe the human race has run its course.
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The momentum behind this crisis has not yet run its course — and it's unclear where it's headed.
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Viktor Orban in Hungary has talked about how liberal Democratic capitalism may be has run its course.
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This storm will eventually run its course, dissipate, and likely go through a new cycle of reorganization.
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Adrian Zuercher, UBS' head of asset allocation for Asia, said the volatility may have run its course.
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According to Susquehanna's Stacey Gilbert, options traders are betting that this trade hasn't yet run its course.
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The model of economic growth fuelled by the redistribution of growing oil rents has run its course.
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Because the investigation had essentially run its course, and could thus be aired without undermining its integrity.
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We'd had a 303-year creative relationship at that point that had kind of run its course.
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Duncan could also concede that his extraordinary partnership with Popovich and the others has run its course.
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As a result, China's economic growth model is now showing every sign of having run its course.
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Rather than let the investigation run its course, Trump feverishly tried to undermine it at every turn.
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"As always, it's important to let our legal system run its course," Grassley said in a statement.
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The ad campaign had almost run its course, and Saint Laurent did not respond to the criticism.
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But in both of those cases, arguably, justice had run its course (except for the punishment phase).
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While Mr. Sass suggests that the Z car "may have run its course," he remains a fan.
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"In looking at this chart, this surge I believe has run its course," the technical analyst said.
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Should I just drop the meds and doctors and hospital visits and let nature run its course?
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Allies and enemies alike are starting to seriously consider whether the American experiment has run its course.
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" Grassley added in a separate statement that it's "important to let our legal system run its course.
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To be credible, any FBI investigation must be allowed to run its course without any high-level interference.
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So soon it may be the experts who train the machines, then let the system run its course.
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The easy monetary policy — or, more precisely, the 2100 years of monetary crisis management — has run its course.
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But I suspect that the whole project of creating a conservative intellectual infrastructure might have run its course.
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Wars raging in Syria, Iraq, Libya, Yemen mean the process of dispossession has not yet run its course.
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ACCORDING to its detractors, and even some of its acolytes, the philosophy of liberalism has run its course.
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The most amazing tale in the annals of British athletics may not quite have run its course yet.
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In a Medium post, former Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn declared that the Bitcoin experiment had run its course.
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She loves him, she knows he loves her, but it really seems like it has run its course.
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But with so many short positions now closed, the short-covering rally has now probably run its course.
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Now, after the 21625 election, there is little to deny that traditional polling may have run its course.
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After all, Comey only broke his silence about the Clinton investigation after the investigation had run its course.
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Joe Hyrkin: I think it's sort of like the first early phases of it have run its course.
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The rest suggested that City is a team, as well as a coach, that has run its course.
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But today, there are signs that the promise of this great dam and others has run its course.
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We must not wait for geopolitics to run its course to alleviate the suffering of millions of people.
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"There's a very tight group within the Republican Party that believes quantitative easing has run its course," Staley said.
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I sat down in a corner chair, curled into myself, and prepared to let the panic run its course.
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He said Sunday it's difficult not playing, but he has to wait for the time to run its course.
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Now that the impeachment trial has run its course, it is time to reassess the field of Democratic candidates.
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It felt like it had run its course in the area that we were from, and that was it.
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The pestilient little virus must run its course, leaving my precious child with another restless night of fitful sleep.
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However, a lot depends on whether the big rally in oil prices from February lows has run its course.
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Or he can let it run its course, and then simply decide not to make Mueller's final report public.
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It's only natural that your love affair with the perfect spring A-line has run its course, as well.
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Instead, I let the roller coaster of emotions run its course, which left me feeling completely exhausted and confused.
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"It was my impression that market craze had run its course, that the market had become saturated," Ault says.
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The institute's researchers expected it would take some two years for the pandemic to run its course, he added.
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" Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts said on Tuesday that the team was going to "let the process run its course.
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"This format has obviously run its course as Best Buy continues to enhance its large-format stores," O'Shea said.
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Perhaps they won't while the expansion continues to run its course, but they will feel it when it stops.
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However, Salvini said the judicial process must be allowed to run its course before rushing to judgment on Atlantia.
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"You let it go and let it run its course," John Leichty, a NASA robotics engineer, said in an interview.
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Just as suddenly as Bella Thorne and Charlie Puth's whirlwind romance began, it seems to have already run its course.
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AND FINALLY ... Give a flip How is it that this craze hasn't run its course: kids spending hours flipping bottles.
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Gartman says that the volatility in crude is a product of a bear market that hasn't fully run its course.
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It would sicken eight more, records show – nearly every baby in the unit – before the outbreak had run its course.
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Hot Pepper Gaming's joke seemed to have run its course, and though the channel made money, it wasn't full-time.
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At the time, many in the president's inner circle were not convinced the reset had run its course, they said.
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If the state appeals the judge's ruling, "it could take a year or more to run its course," he says.
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We must allow this investigation to run its course without interference from the President or his allies on Capitol Hill.
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That judicial investigation must run its course, but due process demands that she should not be imprisoned in the meantime.
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There is no telling how long it will be before the movement Trump has mobilized will have run its course.
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He added that he initially considered taking no action, rather allowing the virus to run its course like the flu.
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I'm friends with Danny Warthen" — the Mets' pitching coach — "and I just figured, well, it's going to run its course.
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Fed officials estimate that once the program has run its course, the balance sheet likely still will exceed $2 trillion.
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It is that relationship that has kept him going, long after many assumed his career would have run its course.
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This investigation must now run its course, whether that takes months or years, and go wherever the facts may lead.
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In the de Mol case the lawsuit was allowed to run its course — resulting in today's preliminary judgement against Facebook.
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It is at that point that Henrich believes the rally will have run its course, and a downside will soon follow.
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"Monetary policy has basically run its course in stimulating the economies," said Heise in an exclusive interview with CNBC in Singapore.
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Of course, there's no shame in ending a marriage that has run its course, but not all celebrity marriages are doomed.
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Performance art had been a fashionable form of expression in the 13s but had run its course by the late '21s.
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"It is important to allow the DoD IG investigation to run its course," said Colonel Patrick Ryder, a Central Command spokesman.
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"I would urge the President and Rudy to be cautious and not say anything -- let diplomacy run its course," he added.
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There may well be periodic working level meetings in the future, but more likely than not, summitry has run its course.
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And while short-term-ism has driven Kraft Heinz's stock and valuation over the past few years, that's run its course.
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"The president does not have to sit there constitutionally and allow it to run its course," he told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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The pop-rock track features trippy sound waves and telling lyrics about letting go of a relationship that's run its course.
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Despite the recent move, Johnson says the rally hasn't yet run its course, and he'd be a buyer on any pullback.
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Kerry said he raised the issue of the hack with Lavrov but said the FBI investigation needs to run its course.
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On those occasions, I try to take a few hours off from the internet and let the cycle run its course.
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Someone has created 30,696 foot roller coaster, which takes a staggering four years of in-game time to run its course.
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By the time the plague had run its course, as many 100 million people, half the population of Europe, had perished.
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Yet at the same time, there is a growing feeling that the fight between Pelosi and McConnell has run its course.
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His story arc has arguably run its course, but an upcoming Disney+ series alongside Scarlet Witch would likely make him indispensable.
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Social Security numbers were never designed to be a security tool, and their usefulness for that purpose has run its course.
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After the vote, Gantz angrily accused Netanyahu of choosing self-preservation over allowing the country's political process to run its course.
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But the backlash had already run its course on Twitter, and a swath of users pointed out the flaws in her tweet.
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And with Trump in the White House and already aggressively raising money for reelection, they believe the rule has run its course.
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The cancer center has moved to terminate three of the scientists, two of whom resigned before that process could run its course.
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The common cold is caused by a virus and tends to run its course in 7 to 10 days, the authors write.
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Now there's a new twist on the meme that may breathe new life into something that seemed to have run its course.
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However, some investors say such protection has run its course after boosting returns by about 7% in the riskiest portions of CLOs.
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There is another option, of course, that Whitaker may act as an ethical lawyer and allow the investigation to run its course.
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By the time of "Alter the Ending," Mr. Carrabba was tired, and the scene he'd helped build had seemingly run its course.
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Kathie Lee says the legal process will run its course but adds ... Kelly should only be thinking about ONE judge right now.
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"Let us allow the legal process to run its course, and trust the justice system under the Duterte presidency," Mr. Abella said.
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"The extended stretch of U.S. equity outperformance has likely run its course," said Candice Bangsund, a portfolio manager at Fiera Capital Corporation.
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"I do think sterling's fall may have run its course," said Mark Burgess, chief investment officer at Columbia Threadneedle Investments in London.
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He and other scientists predicted that before the virus had run its course, thousands more saigas from the Mongolian population will die.
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They had erroneously assumed that the coolness factor at Mercedes House had run its course and a rent increase would be small.
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Barring bombshell revelations, the survey results suggest the investigation's influence on voters in the 93 campaign may already have run its course.
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It was a similar thing with Glenn, when, once we got out and started touring, it felt like it had run its course.
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"I cannot go back to Ecuador during the next eight to 10 years," if the case continues to run its course, he said.
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But now that one of the greatest upsets in presidential history has run its course, Jeff Bezos is apparently looking to play nice.
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If humans disappeared from the face of the Earth, letting evolution run its course, what would animals look like in 50 million years?
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Microsoft's Windows revenue growth has run its course, and under Satya Nadella, Microsoft has become less militant about supporting its own platform first.
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But there are other, more fundamental, reasons why the bank euphoria may have run its course, at least without a lot more information.
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Beyond the story of the euro, Stiglitz's book also contends that neoliberalism is a stifling economic ideology that may have run its course.
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Kristen went to Germany to film [Charlie's Angels], and they realized that the relationship had run its course and they needed a change.
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All relationships need to be reciprocal, and if you both weren't getting your needs met equally, your friendship may have run its course.
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" A friend told PEOPLE shortly after the breakup, "She is a lovely girl, and a beautiful girl, but this has run its course.
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" A friend told PEOPLE shortly after the breakup, "She is a lovely girl, and a beautiful girl, but this has run its course.
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"We'll let it run its course and see if he's going to be available to us at some point," manager Buck Showalter said.
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As someone who has been in homeland security and counterterrorism for several decades now, I believe that Guantanamo's purpose has run its course.
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The ban was set to expire in 90 days, meaning it could run its course before the court would take up the issue.
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I&aposve been looking at it for two years, just got to be patient and let it run its course, and it will.
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You should turn it with tongs now and then to make sure it's evenly cooked, and then let the metamorphosis run its course.
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But that trend may have run its course; Brent crude has dropped back to around $63 a barrel from above $70 last month.
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ROBERT S. NUSSBAUM Fort Lee, N.J. To the Editor: The F.B.I.'s email flap has apparently run its course and everyone is unhappy.
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After the deliberative process the founders envisioned has run its course, the government will be funded in a drama-free and responsible manner.
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As the campaign has run its course, the Brexit side has stoked voters' prejudices and pandered to a Little England mentality (see article).
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"I think that it is usually difficult for us to complete our investigation before the criminal process has run its course," he said.
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And if it does choose to go for a bomb once the agreement has run its course, our military options will be slight.
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"The big risk here is that the overall rate rally — the one that began in November 2018 — has run its course," said Graham.
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By the time the two-week experiment had run its course, Davies was dead broke; he couldn't pay the bills on his apartment.
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Empathy is in short supply, as is interest in reviving a peace process that may have run its course after a quarter-century.
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Nine years later, once puberty had run its course, I learned that I could accomplish a similarly magical transformation by simply not eating.
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If the president has nothing to fear from a Russia investigation, then why not let it run its course toward exoneration or irrelevance?
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By the third century B.C., the long-lived Zhou dynasty had run its course, and turf wars broke out among smaller regional states.
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Still, traders expressed caution that the oil price rally may have run its course after pushing up Brent more than 933 percent since July.
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Fourth-quarter earnings season has pretty much run its course, with about 98 percent of companies reporting and 65 percent beating bottom-line estimates.
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Now that the simple, utilitarian look has run its course, companies and branding agencies are turning to fonts with a more expressive, human feel.
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Trump's surprising election victory raised the stakes for multiple industries, but given the lack of fundamental support, Trump's trade might have run its course.
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But instead of pointing to the ongoing formal review and letting it run its course, Facebook intensified its efforts to mollify right-wing critics.
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Still, traders expressed caution that the rally that has pushed up Brent by more than 40 percent since July may have run its course.
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"I'd say pretty much yes, I'd say the A380 is won and done," he told Reuters, asked if the venture had run its course.
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And now that the New York approach to the magazine business may have run its course, it seems that Meredith has tortoised the hare.
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And even then the virus is going to continue to run its course until we've found a vaccine or at least more effective medication.
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Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, questioned if the stimulus-induced upside for risk assets has already run its course.
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All of which suggests that the broader rebalancing of stocks from a glutted Chinese to a depleted London market may have run its course.
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Right at Home Chip and Joanna Gaines may not be done with this nostalgic home aesthetic, but maybe it has finally run its course.
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"Aside from a panicky drop on nasty sounding headlines (which we will tell you to buy), all this will run its course," Colas said.
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"After 14 years and over 500 unique pets, this generation of the toy line had run its course," Ganz wrote in a blog post.
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There is one other possibility: Disney lets Hulu run its course, and after all its media rights expire it shuts down the service altogether.
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But they had sold 1.6 trillion yen in futures in the previous seven weeks, so short-covering seems to have run its course, analysts said.
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Oil prices continued sliding on mounting fears that a recent rally had run its course as the global glut showed no signs of abating soon.
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Employers have handled rising health care costs over the last decade primarily by increasing employees' cost-sharing, but that strategy may have run its course.
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So, Arie did the right thing when someone knows that a relationship has run its course and told Becca what was going on with him.
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A lot of people in relationships will stick it out through the holidays season, even if they feel that the partnership has run its course.
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But quantitative easing has run its course and any extension would have hit the ECB's credibility after it flagged the scheme's end back in June.
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Or maybe it's just getting boring because the franchise is played out and has, like most shows that outlast Gunsmoke and Bonanza, run its course.
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In America, we must work within a system that respects the rule of law and the outcome of lawful processes that have run its course.
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These stretchy leggings masquerading as jeans surged in popularity during the mid-2010s, but many stylists are thankful the trend has seemingly run its course.
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Their view, residents said, is that it is better not to protest the demolition, and instead let it run its course and live peacefully afterward.
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Jerry Levin, the chairman of Time-Life, broke the news: The experiment had run its course in a matter of two-and-a-half years.
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"SportsNation" had run its course, network executives concluded, and they contend "High Noon" will thrive as a tighter show in a block with similar programming.
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Injected into the spinal cord, Gray's virus can travel straight to the brain, leaving behind the corrected gene after the virus has run its course.
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The new, aggressive phase amounts to an acknowledgment that Ms. Warren's penchant to pull her punches for much of the year has run its course.
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The prosperous market conditions of high growth and low inflation will soon have run its course, according to the chief investment officer at Alliance Bernstein.
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"You could let the Trump administration know the court would run its course faster if the Trump administration would stop appealing every decision," said Becerra.
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She told CNN affiliate KGTV she didn't know if she could still appreciate the ring the same way, had she let nature run its course.
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"You could let the Trump administration know the court would run its course faster if the Trump administration would stop appealing every decision," he said.
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From a technical standpoint, the trader believes that an intraday chart of the dollar-tracking ETF (UUP) signals that the dollar rally has run its course.
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Venters may, like Isringhausen and Rijo before him, last only a short time before deciding that his time as a baseball-thrower has run its course.
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Jim Cramer said McDonald's All Day Breakfast program has not run its course and that the company is in need of new promotions to boost sales.
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Now that autumn is officially here and the song of the summer has run its course, it's time to snuggle up with an appropriately seasonal playlist.
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I think the President should get on the work that is so important that he do and at this point let this investigation run its course.
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For a semi-advanced user, it can feel unnatural to flip a virtual switch on the app's main screen and allow it to run its course.
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Stays in Mexican extradition cases are nearly automatic, a courts official said, and the appeals process could take months, if not years, to run its course.
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But it's what the brothers have done in the cryptocurrency realm that has been making headlines of late — and they don't think it's run its course.
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Even before the Orange Revolution had run its course, Kilimnik had begun secretly working with Manafort to undermine it, the records obtained by the AP show.
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It wouldn't be surprising of this soft patch in the markets — less severe even than the stunted pullbacks of March and August — has run its course.
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The bet we're making isn't that the whole passive investment theme has necessarily run its course, but that it certainly has created a lot of opportunity.
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ITALY'S NEW ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS PREVIOUS GOVT'S PENSION REFORM WILL PROBABLY BE ALLOWED TO RUN ITS COURSE, BASIC INCOME MEASURE WILL ALSO BE LEFT IN PLACE
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While Dr. Simon reportedly knew about the Title IX investigation of an unnamed doctor, it is not remarkable that she let the investigation run its course.
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The Russian leader also reiterated his call for diplomacy to be allowed to run its course and for all sides to dial down the bellicose rhetoric.
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She gave him a flu test, which came back negative, told him the bug would run its course, and ordered him to rest and stay hydrated.
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The collapse of the Venezuelan state has run its course in Parmana, a large and once prosperous village of fishermen and farmers in Venezuela's central plains.
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The wave of hedge fund selling which has hammered oil prices since the start of October may therefore have run its course for the time being.
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"Like typical eruptions and lava flows, it&aposs really allowing Madam Pele to run its course," he said, referring to the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire.
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Rising interconnectedness between the Hong Kong and Chinese economies is driving growth now that the fall in FX-speculation-linked lending in 2015 has run its course.
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The stock market rally that began 2019 has not yet run its course, even with Tuesday's Washington-induced surge, Cramer said after consulting with technician Carley Garner.
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Now that the project has run its course as he finishes up his new album (his first in several years), we invite you to revisit them all.
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"I still have the absurd notion that, as with any other ailment, age and infirmity will run its course and I will recover from it," he says.
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On the contrary, the detailed report makes clear the independence of the Justice Department and the value of letting a thorough and fair investigation run its course.
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On Soccer After crashing out of politics and selling his prized A.C. Milan, the former prime minister's career in the spotlight appeared to have run its course.
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But after Duda was traded to the Rays for the relief prospect Drew Smith on July 27, Granderson lamented that the account might have run its course.
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"But then one opens and it wins me over, finding new ways to wring emotion and heart from a story that appeared to have run its course."
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But they need to realize: quid pro quo has run its course, and its time House Democrats begin talking Americans about the President's actions in plain English.
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The weekly newspaper Canard Enchaîné reported Macron had decided to scrap the sale but that no announcement would come until the referendum bid had run its course.
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"I ended the relationship because it had run its course — and then Jared was still there," she said in an episode of her show The Story of Us.
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Interim Chancellor Hank Foley had said on Monday that Click would not teach classes this week and the university would let the criminal court process run its course.
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After initially saying the meme would run its course, he attempted to positively rebrand the character as "a force for good," then killed him off earlier this year.
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In this strange new world, there are those who fidget spin and there are those who wish this toy trend would run its course already, oh my god.
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"In addition, uncertainty on U.S. policy (including a less aggressive trade stance) has also raised concerns about whether the Trumponomic theme has also run its course," they wrote.
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But with the economy still in dire straits, that rally, based on investor bets that embattled President Dilma Rousseff may soon be impeached, has probably run its course.
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The return of a more usual curve suggested that the loss-cutting and position unwinding of "volatility short" strategies had run its course for now, easing investors' nerves.
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The selling appears to have run its course and the fall in volatilities, both implied and actual, is likely to prompt investors to return to stocks, he said.
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The party's longstanding consensus about cutting spending, taxes and regulation — and the veneration of Reagan, who left office more than a quarter-century ago — has run its course.
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The H1N1 influenza pandemic of 2009 was said to have run its course by the World Health Organisation in 2010, and Gates argued there's no room for complacency.
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But I think it's good to be very pretentious, and very aware, and at the same time be very open for letting the music just run its course.
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By studying how the illness spread to him and reached its current stages, those trying to grapple with Trumpism hope to learn how it will run its course.
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At the time, Gibbons made self-deprecating remarks about almost getting hit on the head, but after the recent wild-card game, his patience had run its course.
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Through the writing that proved her natural métier, the critical essay, she repeatedly explained that the highbrow practice of interpreting one abstraction through another had run its course.
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When a twenty-two-billion-dollar company can fit its entire workforce into a Greyhound bus, the concept of surplus labor would seem to have run its course.
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The rally "seems to be more of a technical retracement than a general belief that the epidemic has run its course," Tamas Varga of oil broker PVM said.
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The team has now lost two series in a row, so Kershaw, who is 31, may want to jump ship if he believes the team has run its course.
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Rather than letting the disease run its course, Liz calls a family meeting with the Cortez's many ghostly guests, asking them to help her transition into their ethereal world.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican-led special panel of lawmakers created to investigate the Benghazi attack and Hillary Clinton's role in it has officially run its course and ceased operations.
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Republican strategist Charlie Black said Trump needs to let an investigation of possible ties between Russia and his 2016 campaign run its course and not keep talking about it.
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We remained friends, had the odd dinner party, but somehow, without ever acknowledging it, we all knew that time of exhilarating, no-holds barred hedonism had run its course.
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After his departure, the Boston Globe reported Easterby thought his job "had run its course," but he also wasn't comfortable with the solicitation charges against team owner Robert Kraft.
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U.S. officials suspect the intrusion was a Russian cyber hack, though the State Department said it was important for the investigation to run its course before making any determinations.
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As monetary easing has run its course, some Central European countries are embarking on fiscal stimulus and tax cuts to boost their economies, which slowed in the first quarter.
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It could take anywhere from six months to several years for the review process to run its course, but once it has, the impact will be immediate and profound.
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"The practice of 'lock 'em up and throw away the key' in our criminal justice system is an approach whose shot at effectiveness has run its course," he wrote.
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The stock market rally that began 2019 has not yet run its course, even with Tuesday's Washington-induced surge, CNBC's Jim Cramer said after consulting with technician Carley Garner.
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But the short covering process has now run its course, with relatively few more short positions to cover, and is likely to provide less support to prices going forward.
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Some, at least, of the reported rise in rig productivity since 2011 was simply a result of that shift to horizontal rigs, which has now largely run its course.
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They could judge it to be "part of a secular - and to many, a desirable - re-balancing" of the economy which, left to run its course, would benefit workers.
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With any luck, the oft-satirized trend of the vintage barbershop — where heavily tattooed hipsters groom other heavily tattooed hipsters in a retro-styled environment — has run its course.
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Benoît Coeuré, a member of the bank's executive board, said last month that he hoped the need for central bank bond buying would have run its course by September.
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The lack of detail on Trump's proposals, his isolationist stance and setbacks in filling his Cabinet have made investors question whether the post-election rally has run its course.
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"We are pleased that the Supreme Court is allowing the normal appellate process to run its course," said Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., who represents people affected by the program.
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Speaking to a meeting of the nation's governors on Monday, he predicted that the virus will have run its course by spring and again referred to the Chinese president.
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One is the persistent call by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi for more fiscal stimulus, fuelling concern that looser ECB monetary policy easing may have run its course.
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He sold himself as a former tea seller with a tough reputation, a great administrator and India's only hope against a dynastic political party that had run its course.
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In addition, they stress, he is still being tried on six other charges, even though the full appeals process on the first count has not yet run its course.
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"Foreign investors' short-covering seems to have run its course, while China's weak data soured market sentiment," said Norihiro Fujito, a senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Related: Why America's Ongoing Heroin Epidemic May Soon Run Its Course "The way [substance abuse] is being addressed now, compared to four years ago, is light years apart," said Bergeron.
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However, there is a difference between "justified" and "necessary" -- and whether it was necessary is a question that can only be answered after the independent investigation has run its course.
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AND I THINK ONE OF THE QUESTIONS WE ALL NEED TO ASK OURSELVES IS HAS ACCOMMODATIVE MONETARY POLICY GOING TOWARDS ZERO AND NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES – HAS THAT RUN ITS COURSE?
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That was the gentle passing that Brittany had, and that's not the gentle passing that she would have had if the brain tumor would have continued to run its course.
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But the true toll of deaths, both in kids and adults, won't be known until the flu has run its course, since some deaths won't get correctly tallied at first.
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" Examining a chart of the XLF, Wald noted the recent weakness in the XLF is some "much-needed consolidation," adding that he does not believe it's "fully run its course.
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The earlier increase, however, was driven mostly by covering of short positions rather than the creation of new longs, and the short-covering now seems to have run its course.
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The stimulus package comes with a limited shelf life and the general consensus is that it will have largely run its course by around the second quarter of next year.
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But its bond purchase scheme - dubbed 'quantitative easing' - had run its course and any extension would have hit the ECB's credibility after it flagged the program's end back in June.
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And when it quietly went out of stock in July, it appeared that Amazon was done with the Echo Dot, making it an odd experiment that had run its course.
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All I have to do is set it on an automatic timer to run its course every day, and it travels around my apartment, clearing molding between rooms with ease.
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Underlying price pressures pushed higher for a second straight month, suggesting a recent disinflationary trend has run its course and bolstering expectations that the Fed will raise rates next month.
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His former party was on the front line of those demanding he quit, while other lawmakers have warned against a witch-hunt and said the investigation should run its course.
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" As the bull market continues to run its course and investors face increased uncertainty ahead, Joe Terranova did offer a word of caution: "Don't predict where the market is going.
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Playing it today, at a time when "seriousness" communicated through violence has run its course, and in 2019 Hotline feels both passe and like an emblem of a forgotten regime.
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There are the clearest of signs that China's investment-led economic growth model is close to having run its course and that its credit bubble is now beginning to burst.
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Those factors have not changed, but we believe the adjustment in FX-speculation-linked lending has now run its course and that genuine trade-related growth will pick up again.
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You've got everything just out on display, super proud to show off what you got, and then you're shocked when I come in here and let nature run its course?
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"With exceptional volatility this fall and the recent large speculative short positions really pushing prices lower, this recent dip in prices may have run its course," he said to CNBC.
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Asked for reaction to Siluanov's remarks, the Kremlin said Putin believed the Calvey case should be allowed to run its course despite Baring Vostok's appeal for him to get involved.
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Ms. Stewart-Cousins said in an interview that she told Mr. Huseman, "We just need to move on," indicating that Amazon had to let the approval process run its course.
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" In a statement Tuesday, the ATP said of Gimelstob's status: "The decision was taken to let the judicial process run its course before any judgment was made on his future.
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While last month's increase in the stock of houses on the market suggested that the inventory decline had probably run its course, the supply crunch is unlikely to ease soon.
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Or is it possible that the veteran franchise — which first premiered in 2002, and has run for a stunning 22 seasons, plus 13 more of The Bachelorette — finally run its course?
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Anatel plans to let Oi's reorganization run its course before deciding on any possible action, Juarez Quadros said in an interview on the sidelines of a telecoms event in Sao Paulo.
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Analysts say orders are shrinking due to concerns over weakening economies and relatively low oil prices, while a wave of demand for new fuel-saving models has mainly run its course.
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"The support to the economy from the easing of pollution controls should now largely have run its course," said Chang Liu, China economist at Capital Economics in a note to clients.
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Read More Cramer: Don't bother buying, preserve your capital After the brutal decline on Friday, Cramer wanted to get a sense of when this sell-off would finally run its course.
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" In a statement to Entertainment Weekly, Showtime responded to Wilson's comments saying, "We can't speak for Ruth, but heading into season 4 everyone agreed the character's story had run its course.
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The rise in factory output added to manufacturing surveys in suggesting that the downturn in the sector, which accounts for 12 percent of the U.S. economy, had probably run its course.
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It's also about how that T-shirt was made, how we care for that T-shirt after we buy it, and what we do with it when it's run its course.
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But his view that the bond-buying scheme had "simply run its course" was not shared by the majority of the ECB's Governing Council, Draghi told a news conference on Thursday.
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Earlier this year, Ms. Rousseff said that allowing the inquiry into kickbacks at Petrobras, the state oil company, to run its course would be healthy for Brazil in the long run.
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Fox News and conservatives in recent weeks have stepped up their attacks against Mueller, prompting widespread bipartisan support from lawmakers who say Mueller's investigation should be able to run its course.
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Islamist theocracy is undoubtedly abhorrent, but it, too, must run its course and (hopefully) sooner or later be defeated by forces within the societies where it's now conducting its terror wars.
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The rise in factory output added to manufacturing surveys in suggesting that the downturn in the sector, which accounts for 12 percent of the American economy, had probably run its course.
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Meanwhile, the head of Germany's public health agency said on March 17, "our working assumption is that it will take about two years" for the virus to run its course (here).
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Once the trailer has run its course, viewers can click on a matrix of thumbnails to watch dozens of other videos that act as supplementary material for the story of Oscar.
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Will the populist surge that lifted him to the White House run its course or will it further transform a nation and its capital in ways that will outlast his presidency?
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By week's end Trump's tone had moderated and it sounded as if he might be willing to let the investigation into possible Russian collusion in the 85033 election run its course.
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But critics say that the scheme has run its course and in a period above trend growth, artificially low borrowing costs risked more damage than good by inflating asset price bubbles.
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While Cramer admitted he is baffled by the move, his explanation is that the move away from coal to natural gas has finally run its course, and that it has finally bottomed.
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Imitating those old Amblin movies no doubt comes from a place of love and appreciation, but that doesn't mean the long fad can't also run its course, like any other proper series.
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The authors suggest there could be a "hit-and-run infection" by EV-D68 or another virus, which may have run its course but triggered an immune response or caused other effects.
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Even before Trump's inauguration, white Americans were increasingly receptive to explicit racial appeals, an unraveling of progress we'd seen after the "Southern strategy" of Nixon and Atwater had seemingly run its course.
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"After five years of conflict, you might think that the regime has had its fill of barbarity -- that its sick bloodlust against its own people has finally run its course," he said.
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"We'll let it run its course and see if he's going to be available to us at some point," said Orioles manager Buck Showalter, who didn't rule Pearce out for the postseason.
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By the time the series has run its course, you'll see just about every main character on this show enjoy sex in some form, and interestingly, women are mainly framed on top.
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CNN has spoken to a dozen officials throughout the Pentagon who say the military legal justice system should be allowed to run its course, especially because the cases involve war crimes allegations.
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Draghi said there was no discussion of the quantitative easing asset-buying scheme and Knot's recently expressed view that the scheme had "simply run its course" was not shared by the majority.
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"It just kind of became obvious to me that the relationship—as good and as fruitful and as beneficial as it was—had really run its course," Hill told Miller in THR.
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Officials and government agencies have urged social distancing to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, and it's impossible to say how long it will take for the virus to run its course.
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If the travel ban goes into (partial) effect in three days, as specified by Mr Trump's clarification on June 14th, it will run its course in 90 days, expiring on September 27th, 2017.
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"This is yet another step towards creating dead food rather than letting nature run its course," one detractor, Véronique Richez-Lerouge of "traditional cheese defense group" Association Fromages de Terroirs, told the Independent.
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Some of the industry's biggest "open secrets" are now out in the wide open, and there's a palpable sense that even more will come to light before the cycle has run its course.
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The workforce is growing more slowly than in the past, partly because the large baby-boom generation is retiring and partly because the surge of women into paid employment has run its course.
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A Reuters poll of strategists showed on Thursday that the broader dollar rally that began in mid-2014 has nearly run its course and will only pick up slightly over the coming year.
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Related: Why America's Ongoing Heroin Epidemic May Soon Run Its Course Once the person is under full control at the center, their shoes are removed and they are given a pair of sandals.
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With the Pokémon Go craze, it seems that the "manic obsession" phase has just about run its course, which is lovely because that means we're one step closer to that slow, gentle death.
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"The Fed as a trigger of repricing the fixed income market has largely run its course," David Woo, head of global rates and currencies research at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, told CNBC.
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The Philadelphia Fed survey added to a similar survey from the New York Fed and Wednesday's manufacturing production report for February in suggesting the slump in factory activity had probably run its course.
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Sabbat was previously linked to Kourtney Kardashian, 39, in September 2018 after her split from Younes Bendjima, 25, but a source told PEOPLE in October that the casual romance had run its course.
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Just when you thought the "steamed hams" meme from The Simpsons had run its course, behold, the above video which is the most '90s thing to hit the web in a long while.
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Disney+ won't make any charges to your account until after that weeklong trial period has run its course, so if you remember to cancel your subscription before then, you won't pay a thing.
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Throughout hours of questioning during his hearing, however, Barr sought to assert his independence in overseeing the probe, vowing that he will allow the Mueller investigation to continue to run its course unhindered.
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"Short-term overbought conditions are still in place, so we think it will take a couple of weeks for the pullback to run its course," said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG.
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"Letting his investigation run its course is in the best interest of the country, and it is the only option to ensure that the American people have trust in the process," he said.
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Following the S&P 500's worst December performance since the Great Depression, many investors this week returned from holidays optimistic that a correction that started last September may have run its course.
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In a blog post, the company explained that the partnership had run its course: We have enjoyed a successful eight-year run and would like to thank Activision for their partnership on Destiny.
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With no vaccine currently on the market, doctors typically prescribe antibiotics to infected patients, otherwise allowing the illness to run its course in adults with strong immune systems, typically fading after three weeks.
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Part of that, McKinsey found, was a result of the information technology boom of the 1990s — which paid continuing productivity dividends into the first years of the 21st century — having run its course.
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But at the time of the announcement, Mr. Moore had not been formally vetted, and Mr. Trump has been waiting for the vetting process to run its course before making a formal nomination.
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Scientists have determined with confidence, from the hundreds of thousands of cases reported so far, that the recommended period of "self-isolation" should be 85033 days to let the virus run its course.
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Get that cash in the market and let compound interest run its course like it has for so many of us who enjoy life outside of the confines of a full-time job.
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Soko Moussa's lawyer argued that his client was entitled to release from arrest in terms of law, since the maximum term of 30 months preventive arrest envisaged by law had run its course.
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But the decision to hold fire - and the market reaction that drove the yen to an 18-month high - has strengthened the voices of skeptics who argue the BOJ's experiment has run its course.
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But the decision to hold fire, and the market reaction that drove the yen to an 18-month high, has strengthened the voices of sceptics who argue the BOJ's experiment has run its course.
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"We are downgrading BLMN … as our valuation call has run its course and the FCF yield is low – we prefer shares closer to $17, " analyst John Ivankoe wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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As her suffering continued to increase she decided to utilize the prescribed fatal dose of barbiturates which would end her life instead of allowing the horrible symptoms of the illness to run its course.
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The mild bout of liquidation that occurred between mid-January and the middle of February appears to have run its course without making much of a dent in hedge fund long positions (tmsnrt.rs/2D1lwfo).
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The labor of creating Bruce had given her a sense of purpose, but now the distraction had run its course, and she realized that she was stuck with the male character she had created.
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Four banks said they opposed another vote while one bank said it would remain agnostic on all Brexit scenarios and would let the political process - now stretching towards its third year - run its course.
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However, shares of the No. 222.39 home improvement chain were down 6.33 percent at $26.3 in a weaker market at midday as some investors concluded that the stock had run its course for now.
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A Reuters poll of strategists released on Thursday showed that the broader dollar rally that began in mid-2014 has nearly run its course and will only pick up slightly over the coming year.
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At the same time, there's a broad consensus that central banks' post-crisis stimulus has run its course, and a growing well of opinion that the 1013-year bull market in bonds is over.
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Bottega Veneta has been a one product brand for too many years, analysts say, having relied excessively on its weaved leather technique called intrecciato, a story which now appears to have run its course.
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"I want to tell the companies that this program will only run its course if the drone that they propose is competitive," Defense Minister Florence Parly said in a speech at the Paris Airshow.
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For instance, some players tried to help with healing spells, inadvertently making matters worse, since their efforts endured constant replenishment of those susceptible to the spell, rather than letting the outbreak run its course.
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I allow the feeling to run its course, confide in a close family member or friend, take steps to actively breathe, and then wake up the next day with a renewed sense of purpose.
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There are some signs the heavy liquidation of bullish positions between the start of October and early December has run its course, with Brent prices seeming to find a floor above $50 per barrel.
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"While the market stability is a potential early indication that this rate spike has run its course, it's too soon to bank on it," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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The creation of global value chains by multinational corporations via outsourcing and off-shoring during the 1990s and early 2000s may also have run its course and be contributing to a slowdown in trade growth.
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As for Mr Trump, he recently conceded that his (unreciprocated) habit of calling President Xi Jinping a friend had run its course, after his announcement of tariffs on up to $200bn-worth of Chinese exports.
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In a change from this year's pattern, qualified foreign institutions (QFIs), which invest directly, were net sellers, suggesting the impact of a jump in the number of QFIs may have run its course for now.
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"I definitely question the intention and the honesty of the current administration and their ability to allow justice to run its course, whether that's investigating ties with Russia," Laura Shaw, another town hall attendee, said.
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U.S. consumer spending slowed in October as the hurricane-related boost to motor vehicle purchases faded, but a sustained increase in underlying price pressures suggested that a recent disinflationary trend had probably run its course.
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In fact, in arguing against the stay, the government insisted that these deadlines were so far in the future that the issue will have run its course through the courts long before states must comply.
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Bitcoin is struggling to regain the hype and rapid growth it saw during the end of 2017, and some big-name Wall Street experts and CEOs think the digital currency may have run its course.
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The randomness of his death put a fitting bookend on this latest paroxysm of violence in the bleak saga of Gaza-Israeli dysfunction, which began Monday afternoon and had run its course by Tuesday afternoon.
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He has already accused the conservative prime minister of ignoring Catalans in the name of a Spanish Constitution that has run its course, after enshrining Spain's democratic transition in 1978, following the dictatorship of Gen.
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But resources shares remained under selling pressure, down 0.3 percent, reflecting market views that the sector's 30 percent surge this year - fuelled by capacity cuts and a jump in commodity prices - has run its course.
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By 2020, when Mr. Bernanke believes any stimulative effect of the tax cuts will have run its course, we will be facing what he called a Wile E. Coyote economy, after that overeager cartoon character.
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"What's important is, let's step back and go back to regular order, and let the process run its course," said Jack Gerard, head of the American Petroleum Institute, which lobbies on behalf of oil companies.
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But the idea of stripping molecular biology down to its bare essentials has an efficiency about it which suggests that, for some applications at least, the utility of the biological cell may have run its course.
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U.S. oil lurched to new 12-year lows before paring losses slightly on Thursday, with some traders betting a rout triggered by fears over China demand and swelling U.S. stockpiles had run its course, for now.
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The BOJ could trim its JGB buying as pressure from other key bond markets is seen to have subsided, with a surge in euro zone and Treasury yields early in the month having run its course.
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"The rally, in our opinion, has run its course for now and opportunities lay ahead for weakness especially in the spread market," said Tariq Zahir, trader and fund manager at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York.
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House Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins (R-Ga.) declared that Trump knew the "extent of his innocence" while allowing the investigation by Mueller into Russian interference in the 85003 presidential election to run its course.
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The picture that emerges is complex, but the short-selling cycle which started around the middle of April seems to have run its course ("Hedge funds turn bearish on oil and refined fuels", Reuters, May 8).
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Indeed, tbh was young and hardly ubiquitous when Facebook snapped it up, and although the company seemed interested in letting it run its course, to be honest, it's no surprise to see it also go away.
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" • "Investors sent the yuan, bond yields and benchmark indexes in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen lower in morning trading, in a realization that the weakening that began earlier this year has yet to run its course.
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The Department of Education is free to change these rules, but only if it writes new ones in a process laid out in federal law that could take a year or more to run its course.
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Oil inched away from three-year highs on signs that a 13-percent rally since early December may have run its course, although a surprise drop in U.S. production and lower crude inventories offered prices some support.
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He told Bloomberg Television during a visit to Toronto that he believed the current legislature, which is due to end next February, will run its course and that elections would be held before the start of spring.
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The change in sentiment comes as more investors globally question whether Japan's efforts to reflate the economy - known as Abenomics - has failed, and if its one clear effect, a weakening in the yen, has run its course.
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"I think this move, which has allowed the stocks of US Steel and AK Steel to double, has mostly run its course, although the staying power of the speculative steel names is pretty amazing here, " Cramer said.
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Storms of that intensity are practically impossible for firefighters to contain, often leaving them with no choice but to let the fire run its course as officials concentrate on getting anyone in danger out of the way.
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It was stranded in mid-2007 by the credit crunch, with banks unable to sell it down initially and it was seen as the deal that closed the leveraged market until the crisis had run its course.
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According to The New York Times, Treem echoed a statement issued by Showtime, which claimed that Alison's arc had simply "run its course" and that her death would set up drama for the fifth and final season.
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Schiff warned that even if a deepfake is disproven, the negative impact could have already run its course — a factor that raises the risk if a deepfake video runs rampant in the lead-up to election day.
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But there are indications — Tom Ford's pointy pink glitter shoes and the feathery pink ball gown Lady Gaga wore to the premiere of "A Star Is Born," among them — that pink has yet to run its course.
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But La Garagista is a rare bird, employing wild-growing and farmed cover crops to protect the vines and nourish the soils; foot-crushing grapes and vinifying without corrections; and generally just letting nature run its course.
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My grief over the loss of my belief system had run its course, and I was renewed, full of love for life, which felt even more precious now that I knew it would not go on forever.
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One actuary said insurers have told him that they have no plans to raise rates sharply because the do not think the pandemic will change their predictions about ongoing medical expenses once it has run its course.
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READ: Reporter who investigated Panama Papers killed in car bomb Muscat faces significant pressure from opposition politicians and European leaders, who are calling for him to step back and allow the judicial process to run its course.
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"This may have run its course, but there's no reason to chase the dollar's upside from here," Daiwa Securities' foreign exchange strategist Yukio Ishizuki said, noting weak manufacturing data had forced many to cut long dollar positions.
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One could reasonably argue that in the context of a seemingly pro-business Trump agenda, much of the current conflict-related outrage will run its course and not generate any related regulatory initiatives or uptick in challenges.
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The use of e-commerce sites like Amazon still only accounts for about 10 percent of retail sales, Uruci noted, and the impact of technological innovation on sales and distribution will likely take years to run its course.
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Analysts said distressed selling by leveraged funds looked to have run its course for the moment, allowing volatility to abate a little, though the prospect of monetary tightening across the globe remained a challenge for the long term.
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In the future, however, when his suspension has ended and his WWE contract has run its course, there would undeniably still be interest in seeing Lesnar return to the Octagon—especially considering how good he looked against Hunt.
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Sheets said any recovery will need to be a "three step" process, where an oversupplied market needs to rebalance by cutting production and increasing demand, working off high oil inventories and allowing producer hedging to run its course.
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"Facebook often pulls back post earnings, but the stock has always been a buy into this kind of weakness after you let it run its course because it's got such a tremendous story," the "Mad Money " host said.
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If anything, the problem is that no recession is ever short enough for a politician seeking re-election, and no market dip brief enough for the financier focused on this year's bonus to let it run its course.
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Gold inched higher on Friday as investors judged that a sell-off sparked by a rise in U.S. interest rates this week had run its course and the dollar weakened, making bullion cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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Yet even these developments seem trivial in the face of the rising death toll, with mind-boggling predictions of millions of additional infections and thousands of further deaths before the disease is expected to have run its course.
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"Based on the patterns observed from other epidemics, we assume that the outbreak will likely run its course over 833-3 months, meaning the hit to activity happens in the current quarter" JPMorgan analysts said in a note.
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"Based on the patterns observed from other epidemics, we assume that the outbreak will likely run its course over 2-59.123 months, meaning the hit to activity happens in the current quarter," JPMorgan analysts said in a note.
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While bond yields tumbled last week as inflation expectations fell, calls for fiscal stimulus are weakening demand for fixed income as investors also believe that European Central Bank monetary policy easing may have run its course for now.
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" An Alcor spokesperson told Gizmodo in an email that, "At this time Alcor cannot specifically comment about this case but Alcor generally is confident that the legal system will properly run its course, as it has in the past.
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Court, because applicants must not only show that there's a "fair prospect" lower courts will make the wrong decision, but also that letting the regulation run its course through the courts without a stay would result in irreparable harm.
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Now that the 52-week public service campaign has run its course, an exhibition of photographs of the public art project shot by street art photographer Luna Park, and an accompanying book, will ensure that the ephemeral project endures.
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Despite making light of the mistake, HBO quietly edited the cup out of the footage for the episode after social media's mockery had run its course, as Vox confirmed through replaying the episode on HBO Now on Tuesday morning.
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Thing is, once the stunt's run its course, the product at the center of the campaign is laid bare, and consumers have to ask themselves whether they actually want that gadget without the distraction of being wooed by buzz.
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Still, the latest poll showed sterling's steep slide of over 10 percent since Britain voted in June to quit the European Union has mostly run its course and now is expected to weaken only slightly over the coming year.
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Now, the arrangement looks like it's run its course: The startups are bracing for competition with the cloud giants they once considered allies, and scrambling to find new capabilities that will justify their rich, sometimes multi-billion dollar, valuations.
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With the coming of a Trump Supreme Court appointee likely to support the trend toward corporate free speech and a new business-friendly FDA commissioner, it's clear that they only have to let another "new reality" run its course.
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Some reports indicated that as part of those secret negotiations Spencer assured the White House he would allow Gallagher to retain his SEAL designation regardless of the review board&aposs recommendations but wanted the process to run its course.
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And while they will undoubtedly feel the weight of the COVID-19 outbreak, between their high margins and overwhelming customer loyalty, it's likely that they will find themselves back in the green once the virus has run its course.
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We don't know how or when the coronavirus will run its course, so before it is too late, the government must keep rolling out financial programs to maintain what was a strong economy until it can return to normalcy.
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Check out the clip -- if you're expecting Quavo to rage against the dying trend of the Dab, you're dead wrong ... he actually AGREES that the move has run its course and does a final dab just for our cameras.
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For those who don't have time for nature to run its course, there are options: "In the office, your dermatologist may use a needle to open them and extract the contents, similar to what is done for pimples," Dr. Zeichner says.
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"Those are also key developments that indicate that it's possible, and I want to stress that it's possible, that the period of stark lethality that has been going on since 2013 may have run its course by now," Millman said.
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"I'm taking it easy to start with and don't want to start out with this idea of only releasing records of a certain type of sound, but I will definitely know if I feel it has run its course," she says.
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In an MSNBC appearance on election day, GOP strategist Steve Schmidt admitted that the Republicans' quadrennial strategy of mobilizing whites had run its course and that refusing to alter it going forward would lead to the destruction of his party.
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"At this stage ... it is still unclear if the current up-move has run its course or if this is merely a 'normal' and much needed consolidation before the next leg higher," said Markus Huber, trader at City of London Markets.
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Sanders, a Vermont senator and self-proclaimed democratic socialist, while saying he did not want to comment directly on Obama's reported remarks, pushed back on the idea that his campaign had run its course and he should throw in the towel.
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"The pound has already made a lot of ground, and since its gains are mostly generated by expectations rather than fundamentals, its current rally looks to have run its course," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior FX strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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On Thursday, scientists published a new study suggesting that the Zika epidemic will have run its course in Latin America within three years, but only because so many people are being infected that the population will become immune to it.
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And when the dust settles, and white people have decided that the "race conversation" has run its course, the mothers must quiet themselves and fade away, until white people decide it's time for the families to perform their grief once more.
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The pointed question comes at a time when Democrats are warning that Trump could seek to interfere in the ongoing Russia investigation led by Mueller — a probe Barr has vowed he will allow to continue to run its course unhindered.
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Louisiana's NRCS office also heard rumblings out of Washington that it was just too difficult to get all of the residents of a given subdivision to buy into the watershed protection program, that it had run its course for residential areas.
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Analysts say it possibly does not want markets to take its intervention for granted, or it possibly wants to let the weakness run its course given its bill sale operations in 2017 had a limited impact on the Hong Kong dollar.
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If there was no collusion and no obstruction, the irony is that Trump could have avoided all of this -- the damage to the rule of law and to his presidency -- by cooperating fully and letting Mueller's probe run its course.
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"Risk-asset markets have received a boost from the European Central Bank hinting at stimulus last week, and investors are also looking at whether the fall in stocks has run its course," said Philip Shaw, chief economist at Investec in London.
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LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Sterling extended this week's two-month highs against the euro on Friday and held its ground against a broadly stronger dollar, feeding speculation that this year's post-Brexit referendum slump may have run its course for now.
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In a possible sign that Japanese investors' selling ahead of their financial year-end on March 31 may have run its course, real estate investment trusts (REITs), which had been popular among investors as bond proxy, gained sharply on Monday.
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Data showing an unprecedented rise in U.S. jobless claims underscored the virus' devastating impact on the economy, but subsequent rise in Wall Street shares raised hopes that a torrent of selling in risk assets may have run its course for now.
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Data showing an unprecedented rise in U.S. jobless claims underscored the virus' devastating impact on the economy, but subsequent rise in Wall Street shares raised hopes a torrent of selling in risk assets may have run its course for now.
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"The stabilization in global manufacturing activity, and the trade truce with China, suggest that the drag on the US economy from weak growth overseas has now run its course," Andrew Hunter, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.
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And it was the latest strange turn in a prosecution that should have run its course without much drama after Mr. Flynn pleaded guilty in December 2017 to lying to investigators and agreed to cooperate with the special counsel's investigators.
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And it was the latest strange turn in a prosecution that should have run its course without much drama after Mr. Flynn pleaded guilty in December 2017 to lying to investigators and agreed to cooperate with the special counsel's investigators.
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Or perhaps our obsession with more-is-more street style will run its course, and we'll ditch it for simple, pared-back looks — an approach that worked for Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt in the new, futuristic sci-fi space flick, Passengers.
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"At this stage ... it is still unclear if the current up-move has run its course or if this is merely a 'normal' and much-needed consolidation before the next leg higher," said Markus Huber, a trader at City of London Markets.
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BRASILIA/JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Emerging market currencies are expected to remain above their record lows for the rest of 2016 after their recent rebound, a Reuters poll showed, another sign that a five-year rally in the U.S. dollar had run its course.
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Peru was adhering to the recommendations of the World Health Organization, the arm of the United Nations that sets global policy, which had concluded that MDR-TB ought to be left to "run its course," because it was too difficult to treat.
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If there is going to be government involvement in the energy sector, those sectors ought to be at a level playing field to let the free market run its course -- thus empowering consumers to find the most cost-effective form of clean energy.
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The U.S. dollar rally that began in mid-22002 has nearly run its course and will only gain slightly over the coming year, according to a Reuters poll of strategists who said risks to their forecasts are tilted more to the downside.
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"There are questions everyone asks while in a relationship about whether or not it's something worth pursuing and fixing or if it's something that's run its course and it's time to move on," says St. Pierre of her headspace while writing the song.
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"While the criminal justice system must run its course, the governor needs to consider whether remaining in office under these circumstances is the right thing to do for not only himself and his family but for the people of Missouri," she said.
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The petition sends a message that Judge Alsup — a highly respected veteran of 17 years on the bench — and by extension, the others, are so out of line that the country can't afford to wait for a normal appeal to run its course.
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Sandel: The strategy of contending with the pandemic by allowing the virus to run its course as quickly as possible in hopes of hastening "herd immunity" is a callous approach reminiscent of social Darwinism — the idea of the survival of the fittest.
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The political and cultural topics addressed in Nazca mirror perfectly the effect the artist sought to elicit, that of a traceless, invisible intervention in space — one that can remain telepathic and out of the physical realm, once the artwork has run its course.
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That being the case, it's safe to assume that when all is said and done, and this strain of the coronavirus has run its course, the financial punishment to businesses and the people they employ will be far greater than $40 billion.
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An unprecedented jump in U.S. jobless claims on Thursday underscored the virus' devastating impact on the economy, but a subsequent bounce in Wall Street shares raised hopes that a torrent of selling in risk assets may have run its course for now.
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And if the first iteration of reform conservatism was defined and limited by its moderation, his version 2.0 may succeed or fail based on the right's appetite for trying something else immoderate, even radical, after the Donald Trump experiment has run its course.
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The 2020 election will determine whether this retro backlash has run its course or whether Trump's malign and mendacious political skills, together with the prominence within the Democratic Party of a vociferous left cadre, will return the 45th president to a second term.
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If the show is given enough time to run its course, it'll likely end with baby Kal-El heading toward Smallville, but this season's focus on a future where Zod takes over Earth shows that Welsh is willing to explore the potential of other options.
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The post also clarified that the business closed not because men refused to pay the tax ("Most of our male customers have happily paid above and beyond," she said) but rather that the "social experiment" that was the restaurant had simply run its course.
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"That market was the first to recover after the financial crisis, but it's run its course," said Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuel, a real estate appraisal and consulting firm that tracks 18 real estate markets across the country, including New York, the Hamptons and Miami.
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It is true that President Trump and his legal team have a variety of potential responses to growing accusations of collusion during the campaign or other possible crimes related to financial and business dealings -- including allowing the investigation to progress and run its course.
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A Reuters poll of strategists released on Thursday showed the dollar rally that began in mid-2014 has nearly run its course and will only gain slightly over the coming year, with respondents saying risks to their forecasts are tilted more to the downside.
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The California Democrat said that while she was encouraged by Barr saying that he would allow the Mueller investigation to run its course, she still had concerns about a memo he had written claiming the special counsel's probe could do "lasting damage" to the presidency.
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Several women came forward in the weeks after that to allege that Franken had groped or kissed them against their will, but Senate Democrats refused to call for Franken's ouster, repeatedly stating that an Ethics Committee investigation should be allowed to run its course.
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At a recent unveiling of their foreign policy platform in Parliament, Five Star Movement leaders depicted Russia as a strategic partner that had been unfairly punished, and the United States as an abusive ally whose 70-year relationship with Italy had run its course.
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But here's the thing: If reportage of 37 unwanted pregnancies is actually net positive for Natural Cycles, the company, why was its UK PR agency so quick and alacritous to push claims the probe had already run its course (and the app been given the "all clear")?
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With unemployment falling rapidly and growth well into its fifth year, policymakers are hinting that the 2.55 trillion euro purchase scheme has run its course and could end this year, as growth is now on a self sustaining path and would raise inflation, even if only slowly.
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The details of the package increased expectations that the BOJ's quantitative easing program, through which the central bank purchases assets including exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and JGBs, "had run its course and stimulus now would be exclusively in the form of bridges to nowhere," ING's Condon said.
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Eventually, though, she understood that there was nothing she could have done, and that she needed to move forward — and she is advising women who have experienced miscarriage to "be kind to" themselves and allow the grief to manifest and run its course, however that may happen.
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The economics for VR game developers is already dodgy at best, if Oculus has determined that PC isn't somewhere it wants to innovate with hardware it should just let the product class run its course and prioritize using the latest mobile chipsets in future standalone releases.
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Incoming Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, chosen by U.S. President Donald Trump to keep the recovery humming, appears set to let an expected trillion-dollar tax cut run its course through the economy as weak wage growth and inflation buttress his view that the economy remains underpowered.
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Cramer doesn't necessarily think that pattern will repeat itself, but he thought it was worth noting that Nvidia's shares gained $38.29 from their low on August 11 to their high on Monday, putting it right in the range that indicates the rally may have run its course.
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Government bond yields slumped to record lows in early September as fund managers fearful of an economic downturn scrambled into government debt, but investors have since been cutting back on their bond holdings, believing European Central Bank monetary policy easing may have run its course for now.
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Here, anger over inequality and unemployment, resentment over globalization and immigration, and discontent with a political system that has run its course contributed to a notable statistic: Of the 11 candidates who competed on Sunday, eight were either critical of the European Union or squarely against it.
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After the Ice Bucket Challenge had run its course, Mr. Frates and his family continued to raise awareness of A.L.S. In 2017, the family revealed the cost of their medical bills — about $70,000 to $95,000 a month — to underscore the difficulties of caring for A.L.S. patients.
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The managers say those sectors now have a lot of upside while a rally fueled by expectations Donald Trump's administration will cut taxes and boost infrastructure spending has run its course because of growing doubts the new administration can deliver on those promises any time soon.
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If that view were true, then it would have been pointless for the Fed to try to boost the economy in 2011, because by that point — more than two years after the 2008 financial crisis — the market's natural adjustment process would have already run its course.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Ultra-loose monetary policy in the euro zone has run its course as the economy is improving, and excessive risks seem to be building up in financial markets making the financial sector vulnerable to a sudden correction, the Dutch central bank DNB said on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Incoming Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, chosen by U.S. President Donald Trump to keep the recovery humming, appears set to let an expected trillion=dollar tax cut run its course through the economy as weak wage growth and inflation buttress his view that the economy remains underpowered.
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A concentrated burst of interest rate cutting and other measures to loosen global financial conditions by the world's central bankers looks to have largely run its course, and policymakers now appear content to wait and see if their handiwork staves off a deeper slowdown in the months ahead.
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Now that the number of infections has slowed, many parts of the country are lifting their lockdowns, removing road blockades and allowing people to travel more freely in areas where the virus appears to have run its course — as long as they have documented proof that they are healthy.
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BRASILIA/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A recent surge in Brazilian stocks has probably run its course, a Reuters poll of equity market strategists showed on Friday, as investors' optimism about the growing chances that President Dilma Rousseff will be impeached is lessened because of concerns about her possible successor.
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I say this thing will run its course, is what I'm suggesting, and the U.S. is excellent shape and I wish our G-7 allies would borrow some of President Trump's supply side incentive policies on lower taxes and regulations and getting trade barriers down and energy independence.
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The book gives us to understand that Obama backed away from marriage to Jager not because their love affair had run its course but because a wife who would be viewed by the public as white — or at least as not black — was inconsistent with his political destiny.
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With Macy's shares looking overbought based on their relative strength index, and brushing up against their 200-day moving average, "the stock has probably run its course, at least over the near term, and [is] getting ripe for a pullback," Maley said in the same "Trading Nation" interview.
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The last word from the independent reviewers is a Medium post penned by former chair, professor Donal O'Donoghue — who writes that he's "disappointed that the IR experiment did not have the time to run its course and I am sad to say goodbye to a project I've found fascinating".
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"A positive impact from the weak yen will likely run its course and corporate profit growth (will) slow down in the second half," said Fumio Matsumoto, a senior fund manager at Dalton Capital Japan, who expects the Nikkei to trade at 21,000 by year-end and 21,500 in June 2018.
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"We think that the Trump bump has run its course and now investors should tack back to 'growthier' growth companies that may not need a better economy to post strong earnings growth," wrote equity strategist Steven DeSanctis, who specializes in small- and mid-cap stocks, in a note to clients.
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Scientists from Imperial College London and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have published a new study suggesting that the Zika epidemic will have run its course in Latin America within three years, but only because so many people are being infected that the population will become immune to it.
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"I think what's dispiriting as an American is that the president feels this approach is necessary, and I think many of us would feel a lot better with the system if the president would simply let the process run its course and let the chips fall where they may," he said.
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One of my early jobs was learning how to drive my late great-grandfather's temperamental 1951 Farmall Cub tractor so that I could tear out a vineyard, relic of a winemaking project started by my aunt and uncle that had by that time, in the early 1980s, run its course.
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Unfortunately, Bitcoin's promise seems to have run its course in the time since then; in January, longtime Bitcoin developer and advocate Mike Hearn published a blog stating that, "despite knowing that Bitcoin could fail all along, the now inescapable conclusion that it has failed still saddens me greatly," as Forbes reported.
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"We must reject the voices in my party who say — and you've heard it time and again — 'Much progress has been made, and now, now we must wait for the Reagan revolution to run its course,'" Biden told the mostly black audience that day in Baltimore, easing into his criticism of Jackson.
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Now they do," the Financial Times reports: "Rising political anger, a worry that the Big Tech boom will soon have run its course and the sense that an economic turning point may have been reached in the US have combined this week to threaten one of the underpinnings of the stock market boom.
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"Even when I close my eyes and feel like the [acid] trip has run its course, my mind is still operating at an elevated activity level," says Tom, 29, a PR professional in New York City who prefers to use only his first name so that clients won't know about his drug use.
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"Ecuador's move underscores the sharp divergence in the economic fortunes of the sovereign producers, with the most cash strapped states in urgent need of financial relief and the flusher nations having the time, and perhaps even the incentive, to let the current cut run its course, " Croft said in a research note.
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I was looking out onto our cranberry-colored barn filled with the belongings of the man I used to be — sober, pensive, self-absorbed — the space brimming with cartons of dusty documents, ancient awards and photographs of a life that had run its course, a curated and backward-looking collection mired in nostalgia.
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INGRAHAM ANGLE EXCLUSIVE: In a wide-ranging interview on Fox News&apos "The Ingraham Angle," White House chief of staff John Kelly said the administration believes the law should run its course in special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs investigation before jumping to conclusions ... Kelly also made no apologies for his defense of Trump against Rep.
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Here are four things that need to happen in order for us to feel confident that the correction has run its course: While the current environment is frustrating to say the least, I do believe that stocks, particularly small-cap stocks, are much more attractively priced today than at any time in recent history.
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"It's important to let our legal system run its course," Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) said in a statement.
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The National Speleological Society, dismayed by the closing of caves on federal land in what it sees as a misguided effort to prevent the spread of white-nose syndrome, thinks the war has been lost, that the government efforts are putting bats at greater risk and that, in any event, the disease is going to run its course.
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Unprecedented use of constitutional powers can firm up important norms, and in this case it would serve as a reminder to future presidential candidates: Yes, you might be able to win by violating all of the courtesies and standards our political system takes for granted, but even if you do, your presidency will run its course under a cloud.
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To enable this, the study has three options: Engage fully with the song by listening to it through to the end, distract yourself with a different song -- though this could just leave you with another to get rid of -- or simply let it run its course and don't think about it, which is easier said than done.
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As the Fed chairman, Jerome Powell, and his colleagues gather around the big table to make their decision, it really does boil down to whether this is just a market disruption that needs to be allowed to run its course, or the early stages of something that will damage the ability of ordinary Americans to earn a good living.
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Instead of a conventional reboot of "Beverly Hills, 73," the concept hinges on the cast reassembling for a 30th anniversary reunion in Las Vegas (the show actually premiered not quite 29 years ago, but who's counting?), before Tori Spelling -- in need of cash because her reality show has run its course -- seizes on pitching a "90210" revival.
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So the network green-lit a full series, and Moore articulated his vision in the show's 49-page bible: We take as a given the idea that the traditional space opera, with its stock characters, techno double-talk, bumpy-headed aliens, thespian histrionics, and empty heroics has run its course and a new approach is required.
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"While we cannot rule out further weakness (clearly it has gone deeper than we anticipated), we think the magnitude of the correction has largely run its course with the SPX testing its rising 200-day moving average and many metrics showing short-term washout conditions," Jonathan Krinsky, chief market technician at MKM Partners, said in a Sunday note.
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But the US is firing on all cylinders, and as I said, the tax reform was well-timed, because QE had kind of run its course, in terms of stimulating the economy, and providing additional liquidity, and we needed a-, a new leg to this-, to this-, to this growth-, growth cycle, and that has provided that.
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"The decision to 'agree' to anything without commitment from Iran is a departure, and it shows that the exclusive focus on market share has probably run its course in terms of effectiveness, but today's news on price cuts shows that they will continue to flex their muscle as one of the largest and lowest-cost producers," Essner told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"The point I was trying to make earlier is that, in the situation of the President, who has constitutional authority to supervise proceedings, if in fact a proceeding was not well founded, if it was a groundless proceeding, if it was based on false allegations, the President does not have to sit there, constitutionally, and allow it to run its course," Barr said during his testimony.
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"It is one thing for an accused sexual assailant to remain silent and allow the legal process, or public opinion, to run its course, but it is quite another for him to unleash his agents to deny that he attacked the plaintiff and other women, to invite others to republish his statements, and to brand them as unreliable liars," the lawsuit reads, according to Reuters.
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In its first half, Sleight is the story of a kid who's been knocked down by life and keeps fighting back, and one of the film's smartest tactics is to introduce us to some of Bo's more surprising talents and the device in his arm early, then let the story run its course just long enough that we've forgotten it isn't a straightforward, realistic drama before it reintroduces those elements.
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This is what is so smart about these paintings: they comment on lots of cutting edge art going on at the same time that they were being made while remaining faithful to something as seemingly old fashioned as perceptual realism, which – while the basis of modernist art, starting with Claude Monet and Paul Cezanne – was said to have run its course with the rise of Cubism, Dada, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism.
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From Capitol Hill to the White House, rumors are flying that the special counsel probe into Russia's election interference has run its course and that Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE is preparing to hand over a final report of his team's findings to Attorney General William Barr, potentially as soon as today.
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In light of the TV that followed Twin Peaks, specifically the anti-hero dramas and surreal dark fantasy that claim Twin Peaks as an inspiration, the unleashing of Dirty Cooper functioned as a harbinger of bleak TV. If I had to take an early stab at what the new Twin Peaks is all about, I'd say it's the story of a culture gone mean and cold from unchecked corruption, and a pop culture exhausted by a fascination with nihilism that's run its course.
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When the Chicken Littles of fashion run around squawking that men's wear has run its course; that the separation of the cisgendered sexes into two separate seasons is as anachronistic as binaries themselves; that women's wear will soon swallow whole the male side of the business like a Hanna-Barbera alley cat and then stand by smacking its lips, what they are forgetting is that most of the labels that have skipped the men's wear cycle, like Gucci, are accessories-driven.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST AT FIRST STANDARD FINANCIAL IN NEW YORK: "Today's market action is a classic of a market that has searched for a bottom and I believe that we put a bottom, in the sense that we were within a 900-point range from the top to the bottom, spent most of the trading session slipping in and out of plus and minus column, and this is indicative of a market that has run its course on the down side.
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About suffering they were never wrong, The old Masters: how well they understood Its human position: how it takes place While someone else is eating or opening a window or just walking dully along; How, when the aged are reverently, passionately waiting For the miraculous birth, there always must be Children who did not specially want it to happen, skating On a pond at the edge of the wood: They never forgot That even the dreadful martyrdom must run its course Anyhow in a corner, some untidy spot Where the dogs go on with their doggy life and the torturer's horse Scratches its innocent behind on a tree.
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