"We want to do this casually, not rush into it."
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Giuliani's reason ... let's not rush into a lie under oath.
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Again, don't rush into any formal partnerships or joint ventures.
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He was divorced and not ready to rush into anything.
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They rush into battle, fully entrusting me with their own destiny.
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So, my number one recommendation is not to rush into it.
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The men rush into a multi-story building opposite the mosque.
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Starting without a plan Fact: Only fools rush into home renovations.
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In such circumstances, politicians rush into kneejerk legislation that undermines liberty.
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Griffey — not wanting to rush into a major life decision — declined.
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But you don't need to rush into a store every Friday.
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"I'm so happy we didn't rush into this book," she says.
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Investors are wondering whether it's too late to rush into gold.
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Don't rush into a commitment right now—sit with your feelings.
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Backlund was left unchecked on a rush into the Anaheim zone.
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Don&apost rush into an account without reading the fine print.
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It remained unclear what drove the sudden rush into the stock.
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"She is not going to rush into that," the aide added.
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Hundreds of people rush into the tower through a revolving door.
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Economic Scene Why did women's rush into the work force stop?
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Mr Trump was right not to rush into a bad deal.
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The rush into cannabis farming has been disorienting for neighboring businesses.
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"I'd say, 'Don't rush into anything,'" Mr. Orenstein, of Corcoran, said.
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And then, of course, there was another line to rush into.
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And the rush into the market has helped push prices up.
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Tonight, there's some confusion about your feelings—don't rush into things.
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You're feeling sensitive this morning, so don't rush into any difficult situations.
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Players split up, rush into houses, announce their finds to one another.
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When you rush into something that's when you get it fucked up.
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The Fed, therefore, does not have to rush into credit tightening policies.
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The president said he did not want to rush into a deal.
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It was, arguably, the first really wide-scale rush into emerging markets.
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"There's no reason for us to rush into it," he said then.
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Trump is impetuous and quick to rush into a war of words.
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Do not expect him to rush into a deal with the Palestinians.
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As a result, Merkel is never one to rush into a decision.
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We don't want to just rush into a product, because it's hardware.
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Stovall said he's leery of the rush into stocks, as investor sentiment rises.
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That is how Rousey has always fought: a bum rush into the clinch.
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The audience is terrified and producers rush into the set to help her.
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At a moment's notice, they rush into danger to help those in need.
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A rush into fixed income saw bond ETFs pull in 5 billion euros.
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Do not rush into P85033s just to bring new infrastructure on-board early.
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Thyssenkrupp said on Friday it would still not rush into any merger decisions.
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I don't think there's any need to rush into the next rate move.
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The rush into ultra-safe government bonds have caused Treasury yields to collapse.
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Lifeguards climbed down from their observation tower to rush into a rescue boat.
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I just don't feel like there is any need to rush into it.
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Other patrol officers rush into the club during the shootout to pull survivors out.
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By contrast, an expected rush into Iran's huge energy reserves has yet to materialize.
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"Once diagnosed, hopefully patients and their physicians will not rush into treatment," he added.
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Think about moving forward, and definitely don't rush into a relationship because they have.
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If you rush into too many deals at once, you can't do it properly.
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"He's young enough that he does not have to rush into this," Rosenblatt said.
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OPEC members appear determined not to rush into deeper output curbs despite market pressure.
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It forced me to rush into combat and assault demons for health and ammo.
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Rihanna's never been the type to rush into relationships or actively seek them out.
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As foreign correspondents, this is what we do, rush into the world's biggest disasters.
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The tumor was still relatively small, so Hamilton didn't need to rush into surgery.
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The Justice Department told the Supreme Court not to rush into the ADR issue.
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The rush into Treasuries produced the largest one-day decline in yields since August.
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They added that they saw no need to rush into a capital tie-up.
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This was one of the big issues was this heat, this rush, into growth.
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It's not in Obama's interest to rush into the next stage of the process.
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Before you rush into your ex's arms (or inbox), it's essential to have a strategy.
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Conover said he doesn't have any plans to rush into a new relationship right away.
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Kerry said he would not rush into any agreement just to see it fail again.
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You rush into your gym locker room mere minutes before your bootcamp workout class starts.
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If I rush into anything, if I damage her, then it's always gonna be damaged.
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" "We don't want you to rush into it, it's a walk-not-run-type situation.
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But don't rush into any important conversations just yet—you still need to gather information.
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Of course, Samsung has no reason to rush into any sort of radical design change.
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The coronavirus will accelerate our headlong rush into the arms of technology, our saving grace.
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It was important for Cody to meet the right girl and not rush into anything.
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Since Addie and Louis are already sleeping together, there's no need to rush into anything.
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In most instances we'd say that you shouldn't rush into a decision with the money.
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First, China is not in a hurry and is unlikely to rush into a trade deal.
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The Russia story already seems poised to rush into that vacuum—and Donald Trump is helping.
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The move reflects increasing worries about the global economy as investors rush into safe-haven assets.
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If tensions ease, investors would have one less reason to rush into the safety of bonds.
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And don't rush into being best buddies with the first person you meet at Freshman Week!
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Israel may now rush into conflict with Iran, betting it can draw in the United States.
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The stock market meltdown also made for a rush into bonds as a safe haven play.
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Panting, I rush into the bathroom, flick on the light, and stare down into the bowl. Nothing.
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But they don't want to rush into it, because they're making so much money from conventional alcohol.
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Instead, investors continued to rush into bonds by sending $11.1 billion into taxable and municipal debt funds.
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He looked up to see several gunmen rush into the hotel, and he hid near his office.
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The Dubs slotted Brandon Rush into the starting lineup and the win machine kept right on whirring.
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This would cause foreign capital to rush into our economy and give us a dramatic economic boost.
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Aries are just as quick to rush into situations as they are to rush out of them.
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But he said that the estate shouldn't rush into anything in service of meeting a tax obligation.
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You two are having problems with burying your issues, so it's wise not to rush into anything.
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Security is on your mind, but don't rush into anything yet: Mercury is retrograde until September 22.
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Even virtual currency enthusiasts in South Korea are concerned about the sudden rush into Bitcoin and Ether.
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It is not clear that any mining or energy companies are eager to rush into Bears Ears.
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The water that could rush into the cabin makes it harder to move if you're more buoyant.
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Meanwhile, the safe-haven rush into U.S. Treasuries has lowered yields, and home and business financing costs, considerably.
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Adopting a pet into your life is a beautiful, life-changing moment, but not one to rush into.
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American and Chinese special forces might rush into North Korea to secure the regime's nuclear weapons, and clash.
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ALMA, whose inauguration was only four years ago, couldn't rush into action, despite badgering from the EHT community.
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What was it like to rush into an active shooting while others were desperately trying to get out?
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To many, the enthusiasm resembles the rush into technology stocks before the dot-com bubble burst in 2000.
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Sit down at the gate, relax, finish your coffee, and watch the lemmings rush into the tin can.
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Others are worried that as time ticks on, Fortum is more likely to rush into an overpriced deal.
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The reported interest from Renault-Nissan is a reminder that Elkann needn't rush into a hasty tie-up.
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If you are thinking of a sexual surrogacy service, I recommend that you don't just rush into it.
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The sell-off in stocks was mirrored by a rush into Chinese treasury bonds, pushing futures sharply higher.
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Then, without warning, everyone started to rush into Popcaan's tent like some unknown signal had been let off.
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The key is to "never rush into anything" and extensively weigh the pros and cons of each choice.
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But that's no reason to rush into its stock at the first sign of good news, he said.
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Meanwhile, a safe-haven rush into U.S. Treasuries has lowered yields, and home and business financing costs, considerably.
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But we're not going to rush into anything right now until we know exactly what we're dealing with.
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Before I make a statement, I need the facts, so I don't want to rush into a statement.
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He also sees no need to rush into the automotive battery business, which he said is already highly competitive.
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Talk to your partner and ask for more stimulation and foreplay, Minkin says, and don't rush into penetrative sex.
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The introduction of quantitative easing (QE) after the financial crisis inspired a rush into higher-yielding emerging-market bonds.
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President Donald Trump's blunt warning to Pyongyang might have been a fresh reason to rush into gold or gunsmiths.
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"On the other hand, they can't really rush [into introducing new Note 22017 handsets into the market]," he said.
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Once diagnosed, hopefully patients and their physicians will not rush into treatment but explore and consider all reasonable options.
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Donald Trump, a legendary dealmaker, should recognize this truth and not rush into any agreement, given America's overarching leverage.
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"Obviously we're not gonna rush into the water and start searching for monsters in the Bermuda Triangle," he said.
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ING analysts Peter Virovacz said the bank could rush into tightening only if renewed pressure sharply weakens the forint.
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Wadhwa said he had urged Musk to accelerate the move to India but not to rush into selling cars.
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"From our perspective the ECB doesn't need to rush into action," said Marchel Alexandrovich, European Financial Economist at Jefferies.
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Lachlan understood the threat posed by the technology giants, but he saw less need to rush into Disney's arms.
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Let nobody — the boards, critics, other interested parties — rush into promoting their special favorites or pursuing their own agendas.
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The week continued a trend that has seen money rush into stocks as major averages climb to new records.
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Armed with smartphones, selfie sticks and cameras, they then rush into the final stretch — the Mona Lisa viewing pen.
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But they also advised caution for anyone tempted by MSCI's announcement to rush into mainland China's volatile, underdeveloped market.
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Armed with smartphones, selfie sticks and cameras, they then rush into the final stretch — the Mona Lisa viewing pen.
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In recent years, there has been a rush into the space, including by rivals Seamless, EAT24, Postmates and Caviar.
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"I would not rush into getting a coach because whatever he is doing is working well," Radcliffe told British media.
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They soon realized a large portion of the boat's bottom had been damaged, allowing water to rush into the cabin.
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But he cautions the public not to rush into surgery at the first medical center that offers a "good" deal.
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The firm posted better-than-expected profits, helped by lower expenses and a rush into low-cost exchange-traded funds.
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Traffic cops rush into the intersection to stop the flow of cars, while drivers honk angrily, their evening commute delayed.
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Indeed, studies suggest as many as two-thirds of millennials who rush into property purchases wind up with buyer's remorse.
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I knew that in this moment and moving forward I didn't want to rush into anything and complicate a relationship.
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This lunar period rewards small steps, so don't feel like you need to rush into anything or push the issue.
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Sinnett admitted there were design flaws that Boeing was looking into, but they didn't want to "rush" into any solutions.
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I don't know if I've ever seen anything as acute and ubiquitous as the rush into the battle royale space.
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The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage is falling again today, as investors rush into the bond market.
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If the ban were announced with a one week notice, the "bad" would rush into our country during that week.
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Owners got back to us pretty quickly, and pre-approved us so we didn't have to rush into a decision.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), have also warned fellow Democrats not to rush into impeachment proceedings before Mueller concludes his investigation.
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If the lava column drops to groundwater level, water could rush into the void and create large, steam-driven explosions.
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U.S. Treasury prices also soared on the rush into safe-haven assets, with 10-year yields tumbling to 1.41 percent .
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But I also hope they all enjoy the experience of being a first-time mom and not rush into anything.
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Yet, as we heedlessly rush into the future with our arrogant machinery, will we ever stop to ponder the consequences?
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Iran is unlikely to rush into action, said Ali Alfoneh, senior fellow at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.
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That's the highest level since early April 1986 — a potential warning sign that the rush into equities is getting overdone.
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So offering these workers a higher wage would bring a huge rush into public employment, implying a very expensive program.
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You'll find yourself struggling with the urge to rush into some sort of commitment in your relationships early this week.
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We've seen the NHL rush into markets without doing its due diligence in the past, and it never goes well.
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And Pitt's wounds are still fresh (RIP Brangelina, a couple I totally 'shipped), and he shouldn't rush into anything too serious.
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"Going public is not for every company and a company should not rush into going public," Nasdaq's Bob Greifeld told CNBC.
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Those reading a note of caution in the Fed's decision not to rush into interest rate cuts have a plausible point.
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In April, Schumer spoke about her marriage while on The View saying she did not rush into walking down the aisle.
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We had just bought a house, started a business and were super busy, we just didn't want to rush into things.
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Israel is not eager to rush into another war with a stronger Hezbollah, battle-tested from years of fighting in Syria.
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It's not the kind of courage we talk about when people rush into burning buildings or save kittens from tall trees.
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His ambition is for newly diagnosed women to make informed, considered decisions rather than feeling the need to rush into surgery.
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Don't Rush Into Sex, and Other Rules for Intimacy versus Have Sex Exactly as Early or as Late as You Want!
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But Mr. McConnell is never one to rush into a fight that divides his own party if he can help it.
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Why rush into a spitting match with our allies that only serves the interests of enemies of freedom like Vladimir Putin?
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Iran is unlikely to rush into action, according to Ali Alfoneh, senior fellow at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.
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Sentiment surveys can be contrarian indicators when at extremes, which is why the current rush into stocks has triggered some concern.
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This is increasing the odds that the UK could fail to make a deal, or rush into one, with unexpected consequences.
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"There is a tendency to rush into declarations of victory too fast and too early with jihadist groups," Mr. Winter said.
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But the higher borrowing costs could encourage potential buyers to rush into the market in anticipation of further increases in interest rates.
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Revenue was very slight below Street forecasts, but the firm was helped by lower expenses and a rush into low-cost ETFs.
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"We strongly believe that Google developed Android by illegally copying core Java technology to rush into the mobile device market," he said.
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I felt blood rush into my cheeks and the sting of hot tears start to pool in the corners of my eyes.
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I was trying to rush into concocting some sort of play scene with him, when in reality he was just needing security.
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"I don't want to rush into anything, so I think this time apart is good for us," Bailey told The Daily Dish.
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Seguin split two defenders on the rush into the offensive zone and then dished to rookie Roope Hintz on the right wing.
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The essential thing, he says, and one of the most important business lessons he has learned, is to never rush into anything.
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My suit's protection drops rapidly, and I'm forced to rush into one of the two nearby buildings to stave off the elements.
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The president had previously indicated that he was open to a truce on trade with China, but would not rush into one.
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You face pressure from both your peers and society at large to rush into sexual activity you may not be ready for.
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Hagel on Friday said the former mayor would be well-prepared in such an event and would not rush into a decision.
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Blood can then rush into the space between the skull and the brain, causing a type of stroke called a subarachnoid hemorrhage.
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"If the ban were announced with a one week notice, the 'bad' would rush into our country during that week," he wrote.
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They injected the contrast dye into my uterus, waited for it to spill into the fallopian tubes, rush into my abdominal cavity.
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I believe that it is imperative that we tackle these emerging issues thoughtfully and not rush into new programs or regulations prematurely.
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There seems little need for the R&A to rush into a decision before seeing how the coronavirus pandemic plays itself out.
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But the rush into the bonds of higher-risk developing nations shows just how short memories can be in the financial world.
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G.M. may be one of the first to rush into this field, but it faces an unfamiliar path and plenty of competition.
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Trusting their friends' judgment, Tahani and Jason decided that a solipsistic socialite and failed Jacksonville D.J. didn't need to rush into things.
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The police opened a gate that allowed a crowd of people to rush into the stadium, crushing those who were trapped inside.
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A rush into the safe-haven yen also added to the Nikkei's woes, pushing the index down 6.7 percent over four days.
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The rush into the country to punish the perpetrators of the 2001 attacks had evolved into something else: an open-ended occupation.
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Trump said two days of talks in Hanoi made good progress but it was important not to rush into a bad deal.
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This current rush into bonds appears to be because investors are fearful of a drawn out trade war between the US and China.
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Davis is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent in July 2020, so the Pelicans do not need to rush into a trade.
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He would also be wise to promise not to rush into any legislative agenda without keeping the nation and both political parties informed.
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That same year, Bieber told GQ that he didn't want to "rush into anything" in case the pair ended up getting married someday.
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After earning a name by covering other people's hits, the artist, now 27, says he's glad he didn't rush into making an album.
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Bibby said there is no specific date as to when the Robird will take flight because they don't want to rush into anything.
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After four days of complete, utter pain and trying everything over-the-counter to appease it, I had to rush into urgent care.
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The bank is in talks with a group of foreign suitors including BlackRock, but will not rush into a deal, the newspaper said.
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And while a rush into Treasurys is expected during times of geopolitical tension, it isn't the only thing weighing on investors, he said.
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Reassess what went down in the last few weeks and consider how it could have gone better, but don't rush into making amends.
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He was set up by Martin Necas' rush into the zone with the puck before ending the game at the 2:28 mark.
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Lawless noted the rush into investment properties and an expanding supply of apartments has driven yields to record lows in Sydney and Melbourne.
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The camera was set to timer mode, so we'd press the button, rush into position and attempt to look natural for the snap.
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The list is, however, not linked to subsidies and on its own has not been enough to prompt a rush into China sales.
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He was set up by Martin Necas' rush into the zone with the puck before ending the game at the 23:28 mark.
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That is not stopping the rush into the field — by start-ups and giants like Facebook — despite questions about efficacy and data privacy.
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A rush into a new business could worry capital markets already concerned about Hengli's high spending on its petrochemical investment, the executive said.
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By going public with its plans, Comcast is putting pressure on Fox and its shareholders to not rush into approving the Disney deal.
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Today, the North might well have no bioweapons at all — just research, prototypes, human testing, and the ability to rush into industrial production.
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After her long bathroom breaks she would rush into my room and literally hold me as a captive audience to her drug-induced rants.
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I don't want to be too stressed and try to rush into it, so I think it will be at least a year away.
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Lobbying group the App Association (ACT), whose sponsors include Apple, Facebook, Intel and Microsoft, urged the Commission not to rush into setting new guidelines.
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Additionally, if the Fed does not raise rates, than there won't be pressure on the dollar to go higher or a rush into bonds.
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The UK can help to improve the EU — not despite but rather because of its deep reluctance to rush into a European super-state.
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"The nature of the firm", his paper, did not appear for another five years, in part because he was reluctant to rush into print.
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Asset sales would be spotted immediately when the bank releases details of its foreign-currency reserves, potentially triggering a new rush into the currency.
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Lobbying group the App Association (ACT), whose sponsors include Apple, Facebook, Intel and Microsoft , urged the Commission not to rush into setting new guidelines.
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Indeed, if these are stocks for the more bullish investors to rush into, they are also stocks for the more cautious to avoid assiduously.
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Peters said he would not say this evening or tomorrow who he would support and that his party would not rush into a decision.
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" Vinograd told CNN's Erin Burnett that while the situation feels different than past negotiations, "that doesn't mean we should rush into a nuclear summit.
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I have plenty of friends in many states, so I don't have to rush into this," he said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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During those sleepless nights, the story would rush into and out of her: the plot, the characters, the setting, the intricate twists and turns.
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Selecting a smart speaker means deciding which digital assistant you'd like to chat with over breakfast, so you don't want to rush into anything.
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Back then, a global rush into dollars caused short-term borrowing rates to skyrocket, forcing hedge funds to shut down and banks to fail.
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With markets closed for over a week, some worry that if a panic elsewhere prompts a rush into yen, it could trigger wider ructions.
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Don't make any big decisions in those first few days and don't rush into the job market the day after you've received the news.
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" Trump also defended the order arguing if they had publicly given a heads up "the 'bad' would rush into our country during that week.
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Duff got married young — she wed Comrie at 22 — so it makes sense that she's not itching to rush into another marriage in her 20s.
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With other Obama political allies likely to enter the 2020 presidential race, though, many Democratic strategists believe the former president won't rush into endorsing anyone.
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For a president with a Russia problem – especially one who disdains preparation and scripted talking points – a summit like this is nothing to rush into.
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On Friday, the government said it would not rush into a deal, cooling expectations of any formal timetable for trade talks being agreed in Biarritz.
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Accept that this is a huge transitional period in life and don't rush into things or make rash decisions to try and feel better immediately.
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However, shortly after their split, Bieber told GQ that he didn't want to "rush into anything" in case the pair ended up getting married someday.
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In an interview with Ebro Darden on Beats 1, Lopez opened up about the lyrics saying she wasn't "trying to rush into anything" with Rodriguez.
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My natural inclination is to rush into the clinic, but I can't: they're all in a circle shouting at me, and I can't get away.
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Growing anxiety over trade saw investors rush into perceived safe-haven assets, with the Japanese yen rising to a seven-month peak against the dollar.
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In a statement released late Monday evening, Puerto Rico's fiscal agency signaled that despite the stay expiring, it wasn't going to rush into Title III.
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Yes, listing someone as your emergency contact can be a major relationship milestone, but it's not something you should rush into — medical emergencies are serious.
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"We strongly believe that Google developed Android by illegally copying core Java technology to rush into the mobile device market," she said in a statement.
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With those, you have to fund a restoration of an entire park area and the cost starts at about $500,000, not something to rush into.
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The rush into Europe is partly driven by upcoming European Union regulation making it easier for non-banking players to compete in the payments arena.
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She notes that people who date three years or more before marrying are 39 percent less likely to divorce than people who rush into marriage.
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When a patient's heart or breathing stops, typically available personnel — perhaps between eight and 30 people — rush into the room to start live-saving procedures.
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Now 59, he saw the Cultural Revolution, and the headlong rush into capitalism that followed, and reminded younger filmmakers that things had once been worse.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will not rush into commenting on who was behind an attack on Saudi oil installations, a foreign ministry spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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But other wealthy countries, just as exposed to the winds of global change, haven't seen anything like America's headlong rush into a new Gilded Age.
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While Ukraine wants to find a way to peace, its citizens are worried that Zelensky might rush into an agreement that's largely on Putin's terms.
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You are spoiled for choice in the world of true wireless headphones at the moment, so there&aposs no need to rush into a decision.
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Let the air rush into your lungs, like the criminals and rapists swarming across the border coming to take your jobs and kill your parents.
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Further reductions in banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) are expected in coming quarters, but the central bank will not rush into cutting benchmark interest rates.
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And yet she intimated that she stood by the idea about charitable giving that her ex-husband has long expressed: You shouldn't rush into it.
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Several couples from the Bachelor franchise have made it down the aisle, but it's understandable for a couple to not want to rush into that either.
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A HESCO flood barrier failed Tuesday, the city said in a news release, allowing the river to rush into Pershing Avenue and Iowa and 2nd streets.
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When you want to use that energy, you let the water flow back down through a series of turbines that turn the gravitational rush into electricity.
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The dollar paused near 18.7-month highs before the Fed meeting, after it gained from a rush into safe-haven assets caused by the economic outlook.
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A flurry of questions rushes through my mind, but Heather (Jasmine Mathews) and Ari (Eden Epstein) rush into the room before I can dwell on it.
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"When the order of the media cosmos was annihilated, freedom did not rush into the vacuum, but an emergent order with its own logic," Madrigal wrote.
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An exuberant rush into public-private partnerships for big projects a decade ago left many private firms taking on bigger financial risks than they could manage.
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Other analysts warn that by failing to act, the BOJ may come under fire if stock prices tank and investors rush into the safe haven yen.
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She is also prepping a couple coolers full of dry ice — just in case she has to rush into the lab to save anything from thawing.
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Looking back on it now that I'm in a good relationship I wonder, why did I rush into it to prove a point to other people?
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A rush into algorithmic trading is setting up a concentration of faith in computerized investment, a trend that could backfire in intensified volatility and lowered returns.
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The dollar paused near 29-month highs before the Fed meeting, after it gained from a rush into safe-haven assets caused by the economic outlook.
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While BP has some onshore U.S. developments, the firm is notably absent from the industry's rush into shale oil fields of the West Texas Permian Basin.
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Though some companies have committed to doing so by 2019, but Apple isn't one to rush into new technologies just for the sake of being first.
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The government worries that farmers might sell everything and rush into cities, creating shantytowns filled with landless, jobless migrants who could pose a threat to stability.
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Now that there is no hard timeline for solving the North Korea problem, Washington does not need to rush into an agreement of unequally yoked commitments.
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The dollar paused near 18-month highs before the Fed meeting, after it gained from a rush into safe-haven assets due to the economic outlook.
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Troubled commodity trader Noble saw its shares surge in Thursday afternoon trade, but it wasn't clear what drove the sudden rush into the beaten down stock.
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However, in an interview with Ebro Darden on Beats 1, Lopez opened up about the lyrics saying she wasn't "trying to rush into anything" with Rodriguez.
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" An hour later, he tweeted that "if the ban were announced with a one week notice, the 'bad' would rush into our country during that week.
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All of them said now is a good time to reassess your goals and investing strategy -- but not to panic and rush into bonds or cash.
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As our colleagues prepared to rush into the room of the patient who was clearly seconds from arresting, I yelled at them: 'Get your mask on!
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Once a concept is proved to have traction, dozens or even hundreds of other companies rush into the industry, setting off a ferocious fight for survival.
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Global uranium demand and prices are weak, meaning mining companies are unlikely to quickly rush into the area if it is reopened to new mining activity.
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The market should not expect a gold rush into Saudi Arabia, according to Stephen Schwarzman, chairman and CEO of Blackstone, the world's largest private equity firm.
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Haven't learned from episode 3, The Long Night Game of Thrones has made it known that it's never good to rush into any sort of war.
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It's the kind of stuff you want to have in your closet when you sleep through your alarm and rush into work for an important meeting.
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"I heard my neighbor scream, and it made me rush into the closet," where a neighbor who'd walked a mile and a half found her, she said.
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I realize that I didn't watch last week's episode, so I rush into Costco and buy a new bottle of Zinfandel and head to my friend's house.
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The company posted adjusted earnings per share of $5.14, helped by lower expenses and a rush into low-cost exchange-traded funds, while revenue totaled $2.890 billion.
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News they weren't "an exclusive couple," while Bieber told GQ that he didn't want to "rush into anything" in case the pair ended up getting married someday.
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Why rush into war with an iconoclastic incumbent like Trump, when a dash of strategic patience could result in dealing with a more conventional president come January?
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Although, further investigation into Mallette's profile revealed that she also liked a tweet from former Bachelor Sean Lowe that clearly shades people who rush into marriage, i.e.
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Mr Peters, who wants to ban foreign investment and give politicians free rein to meddle at the central bank, says he will not rush into "premature" decisions.
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Investors seized on those inflation comments as a sign that the Fed is unlikely to rush into another rate rise too soon, snapping up bonds and stocks.
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Professional investors are heading for cover, making the rush into government bonds the most-crowded trade in the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey.
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The sale is viewed by some as further validation for companies to rush into the autonomous car space and invest heavily in other new areas of technology.
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The reversal makes it even harder to meet carbon dioxide (CO21.5) targets and will challenge development budgets already stretched by a rush into electric cars and hybrids.
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We're also seeing fewer entrepreneurs and less innovation as more of our best educated young adults have to rush into established jobs to pay off those debts.
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That seems to have prompted the bombers to rush into an attack in Belgium after months of lying low, according to the testament found on the laptop.
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But given the fragile, ephemeral nature of relationships in Hollywood these days, it's probably wise of Leo to not rush into settling down, without ruling anything out.
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I have plenty of friends in many states, so I don't have to rush into this," he said during an interview on CNN's "State of the Union.
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A "leave" vote, dubbed as "Brexit," may roil financial markets, cause credit spreads to widen, trigger a rush into safe assets, and push up the U.S. dollar.
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Lam, who if elected would become Hong Kong's first female leader, said she would not rush into "extremely controversial" issues like reforming Hong Kong's largely undemocratic system.
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Stocks may have pulled back after weak nonfarm payroll numbers, but CNBC's Jim Cramer still noticed a somewhat dangerous rush into high-growth technology and cloud stocks.
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Don't rush into a record deal, and get a good manager before you sign anything—the danger in signing too soon is that you might get trapped.
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It would be better to set up humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians than rush into a battle which could prove to be a "perfect storm", he said.
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Some of this reflects a general liquidation of all assets and a rush into cash, which is visible in record inflows into money-market funds last week.
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"Typically, they will drop their bags off and rush into the kitchen for something to eat and/or drink," Lavin says as he moves into the kitchen.
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Every day, as soon as the manager, Troy Chatterton, opens the door, customers rush into Three Lives as if for a fix of a singularly restorative oxygen.
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"I had to rush into the airport to buy one of those pre-charged external batteries and plug it into my phone, which was dying," he recalled.
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But the ice shelves hold back land-based glaciers, and when the shelves go, the glaciers often rush into the sea, raising the level of the oceans.
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But they may be a little slower down the aisle, because Hannah was clear on the show that she didn't want to rush into things too much.
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Every day, as soon as the manager, Troy Chatterton, opens the door, customers rush into Three Lives as if for a fix of a singularly restorative oxygen.
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I run to grab lunch at a healthy fast-casual joint nearby and rush into my meeting, praying I don't have some sort of catastrophic milk emergency.
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Last month, the former Bachelor told PEOPLE that he and Randolph have felt "a lot of pressure" from the public to rush into things after the show.
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It's historically been a day when hoards of U.S. shoppers, on the day after Thanksgiving, rush into stores offering huge discounts to kick off the holiday shopping season.
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The uncertainty around Brexit, monetary policy and the global economy has seen investor rush into safe-haven assets including German government bonds and gold, which has been rallying.
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But Lee expected that some segments of the market would benefit from the rush into U.S. Treasurys, particularly as low bond yields sent investors looking for yields elsewhere.
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Whatever happens, Costco seems to be simply staying the course for the time being; it's given no indication that it plans to rush into any big tech renovations.
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Rather than rush into the market at the first sign of strength, one veteran technician warns there's something beneath the surface that no one is paying attention to.
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When the gunman — who's now facing the death penalty — opened fire on the school on February 14, 2018, Peterson didn't rush into the school, as video has shown.
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"One lesson that we learned is that people shouldn't rush into a disaster without proper training and equipment," Udasin, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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But as Warren made clear during a news conference outside her home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Thursday, she will not rush into the hopeful arms of either camp.
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" When she withdrew from the race in August, Gillibrand planned to endorse another candidate, with an aide telling CNN that she was "not going to rush into that.
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And they're doing this in the face of considerable evidence that the rush into industrial plunder of these lands is a huge source of planet-convulsing carbon emissions.
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Lawmakers and the Missouri Sheriff's Association, which backed the bill, cited privacy issues, such as when officers rush into a home to help a victim of domestic violence.
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If PC makers like Lenovo rush into foldable and dual-screen hardware without Windows 10X, they need to have some stunning software alternatives to avoid souring the market.
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The film offers a brief look into their harrowing work, as they rush into buildings soon after bomb blasts and dig through heavy rubble and dust for survivors.
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"This is a complex process and we will not rush into any decisions," two of JP Morgan's most senior executives told staff in a memo seen by IFR.
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He said that recent experience had shown that failed or thwarted attacks could act as triggers to accelerate other existing plots or rush into less sophisticated, impromptu attacks.
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"We strongly believe that Google developed Android by illegally copying core Java technology to rush into the mobile device market," Oracle General Counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement.
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While Olympic figure skating champion Meryl Davis and her fiancé, Fedor Andreev, chose not to rush into planning their impending nuptials, they're now confirming key details of the ceremony.
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Just this week, Lopez told Ebro Darden on Beats1 Radio that she's not "trying to rush into anything" with Rodriguez and that the song is a female empowerment anthem.
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" Despite the sharp drop in bank stocks on concerns of a chilling effect on investment from a Brexit, El-Erian said: "I wouldn't rush into the financials right now.
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He said to rush into a no-deal exit would lead to a Labour government propped up by the Scottish National Party which wants another referendum on Scottish independence.
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"If you rush into things after a couple of dates, and then change your mind, it's going to cause a lot of confusion for the other person," she says.
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It didn't rush into things and started with a baby step: for the first time ever on Nick Viall's season, a Black woman received the coveted first impression rose.
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"We strongly believe that Google developed Android by illegally copying core Java technology to rush into the mobile device market," Oracle's general counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement.
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Gove said to rush into a no-deal exit would lead to a Labour government propped up by the Scottish National Party which wants another referendum on Scottish independence.
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Democrats successfully prevented the Senate from taking up the National Defense Authorization Act prior to the recess as previously planned, saying lawmakers shouldn't rush into a 1,6900-page bill.
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"We strongly believe that Google developed Android by illegally copying core Java technology to rush into the mobile device market," Dorian Daley, Oracle's general counsel, said in a statement.
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In January, SOLS laid off 14 people – around 20-percent of its total workforce, a move Schouwenburg attributes, in part, to the company's aggressive rush into the medical space.
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During your crossing, if you happen to get stopped by a Canadian border guard over the age of 40, just work Rush into the conversation and you'll be fine.
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After all, single women are a more powerful demographic than ever before, and thankfully, there's less pressure for women to rush into a relationship now than in the past.
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Yes. Your reading probably will be higher if you have it taken right after you rush into the doctor's office instead of sitting quietly for five minutes or so.
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Because of the sheer accumulated weight of its past, and the velocity of its rush into the future, Japan offers these contradictions and anxieties of modernity in particular abundance.
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Police officers who responded from other cities, including Coral Springs and Sunrise, did rush into the building — but they were relying on clear and recent training, the investigation found.
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The unprecedented move raised worries that the crisis could further mount, sparking a rush into safe haven assets from the Japanese yen to the Swiss franc and the German bund.
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Sometimes it's because extremists and traffickers rush into previously remote areas in an effort to control them, promoting a human presence in areas where animals used to enjoy free rein.
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"If we could get a clarification of the trading relationship sooner rather than later it would be better, but ... we're not going to rush into a bad deal," said MacNaughton.
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Germany's Chancellor, Angela Merkel, told reporters in Germany Friday that she deeply regretted the vote but added that the situation called for calm and "not to rush into any decisions".
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Merkel said it was important that all the other 27 EU member states analysed the situation together in a calm and sober manner and did not rush into any decisions.
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But Gove said he would not give up on progress and rush into a no-deal Brexit when a deal could be reached "just a little more time and effort".
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One day in the not-so-distant future, search and rescue workers could rush into disaster areas not on foot or in traditional rescue vehicles, but via a robotic avatar.
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Those fears stoked a dumping of stocks and other growth-oriented assets and a rush into the yen, gold, U.S. and German government debt and other perceived low-risk investments.
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"There is nothing about this report that is going to cause the Bank of Canada to rush into a rate hike," said Andrew Kelvin, senior rates strategist at TD Securities.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) shouldn't rush into implementing massive bond-purchase programs in the future, the head of the German central bank warned in an interview with CNBC Wednesday.
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"I don't think the CBE will rush into cuts as it predates the rollout of fuel subsidy cuts," said Maya Senussi, senior economist for the Middle East at Oxford Economics.
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And NRG has pulled back from its headlong rush into alternative energy as it restructures to focus on its conventional operations after the ouster of its chief executive, David Crane.
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Unfortunately, both Democratic candidates' plans pose a risk to our international trade in education and offer a major reason why the US shouldn't rush into enacting a free college system.
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Lawmakers called the CMA's decision a dereliction of duty, with some wanting a cap on unauthorised overdraft fees, a step the FCA signalled on Monday it would not rush into.
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Ongoing turmoil from trade tensions between China and the United States, political infighting in Washington and interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve have also inspired the rush into cash.
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He completed the hat trick 229:231 into the second, putting the final touch on a Canadiens rush into the Flyers' end after Philadelphia was caught on a line change.
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Josh Duhamel and Fergie are seeing eye to eye ... about how to NOT be together -- they've agreed on the terms of their divorce, and they did NOT rush into anything.
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Because Congress is split between a Democratic House and a Republican Senate, Democrats are nervous that impeachment will be perceived as a political fight, especially if they rush into it.
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But as the trade war between America and China heated up during 2019, it sparked fears about global growth and triggered a rush into safe assets such as Treasury bonds.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will not rush into a trade deal with the United States, an Indian foreign ministry spokesman said on Thursday, days before U.S. President Donald Trump's visit.
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Analysts say a "leave" vote in the June 23 British referendum would upset financial markets, cause credit spreads to widen, trigger a rush into safe assets and bolster the dollar.
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Don't rush into changing your relationship status to "in a relationship" or start posting pics all over social media until you both know for sure and you think it will stick.
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Renewed concern about trade tensions, weak economic growth and risks - be it from Italy or Britain in the form of Brexit uncertainty - have triggered a fresh rush into safe-haven bonds.
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This investment rush into electronics helped the technology sector log 210 percent output growth on average in October-February from a year ago, and kept Singapore from recession late last year.
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Boxing superstar Andre Berto says he spoke with Conor McGregor earlier this week -- and tells TMZ Sports he strongly feels the guy should NOT rush into a rematch with Nate Diaz.
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"If the internet's governance mechanisms had worked better, we wouldn't have had all these private actors rush into the void," says Kevin Werbach of Wharton, the University of Pennsylvania's business school.
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It is not something to rush into, or to try prophylactically; but in the midst of a global financial crisis, or a deep recession, it would have much to recommend it.
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Peters reiterated that he would not rush into a decision on whether to support the incumbent National Party, which has ruled for nine years, or the center-left opposition Labour Party.
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When Mauricio Gutierrez became chief executive at NRG after his predecessor's ouster last year, analysts and investors anticipated that the company would retreat from its money-burning rush into green energy.
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This could cause local jewelers and private citizens to rush into the market and purchase gold in bulk before the tax comes into play, which would also help drive prices higher.
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With Leonard under contract next season at $20.1 million, San Antonio does not have to rush into any deals and can still try to mend fences with him and his camp.
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Lawmakers and the Missouri Sheriff's Association that backed restricted access to police videos cited privacy issues, such as when officers rush into a home to help a victim of domestic violence.
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The S&P 500 has only posted only one down week over the past 11 as the easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China led to a rush into equities.
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But Gove said he would not give up on progress and rush into a no-deal Brexit when a deal could be reached with "just a little more time and effort".
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The majors' rush into the market means smaller companies are going to struggle to compete for service contracts and pay higher prices, said Roy Martin, analyst with energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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Among the most unusual ideas I have heard over and over is that there will be no sale and Mayer will continue to rush into the breech with her latest turnaround plan.
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NEW YORK, Aug 3.23 (Reuters) - A rush into the safety of U.S. government bonds smothered a broad rally in global stocks Wednesday as spiraling fears of a global economic recession gripped markets.
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Among the most unusual ideas I have heard over and over is that there will be no sale and Mayer will continue to rush into the breach with her latest turnaround plan.
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Baete pointed to property insurance as a sector that was of particular interest for Allianz for acquisitions, but sought to quell concerns from some investors that it would rush into M&A.
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But I think this headlong rush into the house-flipping business could prove to be very risky and, even if it works, there will absolutely be some brutal speedbumps along the way.
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The 220006-day delay also stands in stark contrast to Trump's previous insistence that any advance notice or delay in implementing the ban would allow "bad dudes" to rush into the country.
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Germany's benchmark 26.75-year bond yield hit a six-week low after China said it would impose higher tariffs on a range of U.S. goods, sparking a rush into safe-haven assets.
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Never rush into a real estate purchase, or any large transaction for that matter, without fully understanding the long-term costs and what you can expect when you are ready to sell.
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Chinese investors, whose rush into copper hauled it to 13-month highs this month, say infrastructure spending and government reforms will keep the metal well supported for the rest of this year.
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LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - Sterling rose on Thursday after another Bank of England interest rate-setter, Kristin Forbes, said the central bank should not rush into a decision to cut interest rates.
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Kittay says that she hopes new parents considering growth-attenuation therapy will not rush into an intractable decision while still coming to terms with a child's diagnosis of intellectual and developmental disability.
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And as sick people rush into the hospital system, they could infect health care workers — as well as other vulnerable patients, particularly the elderly — leaving the system in even more dire straits.
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"Good Time," by contrast, is pure cinematic pleasure about an often funny, sometimes shocking rush into the abyss, one that earned Mr. Pattinson a lot of critical love here if no awards.
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Since there are many very low-cost 401(k) plans provided by employers, don't just rush into rolling your 401(k) to a new custodian, because the fees may actually be higher.
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Some investors are growing impatient for the cash to be put to use while others are worried that as time ticks on, Fortum is more likely to rush into an overpriced deal.
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Out of hopefulness, impatience, insecurity or for a thousand other reasons, we too often rush into relationships that are poor fits for us, robbing our partners and ourselves of more promising connections.
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It's not a diss -- Shilo Sanders says he just doesn't want to rush into a decision since he's still got some time to weigh his options ... and he's got PLENTY of options.
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Rakotoarison told Reuters people who were outside could not rush into the house to rescue those trapped because the door was pressed from the inside by the victims who had fallen against it.
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Adrian Napier, 19, calmly remained seated with his hands raised as police officers prepared to rush into the 4-line car and arrest him, according to cell phone videos taken by people there.
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It's a Michelin-triple-starred master class in patisserie skills that transforms the cinematic equivalent of a sugar rush into a kind of crystal meth-like narcotic high that lasts about two hours.
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Vijay Pande, who runs a biological-engineering fund at Andreesen Horowitz, a venture-capital firm, sees in some plant-based foods echoes of the rush into biofuels that blighted synthetic biology's early days.
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In an interview with Ebro Darden on Beats 1, Lopez opened up about the lyrics saying she wasn't "trying to rush into anything" with Rodriguez, whom she has been dating since March 2017.
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The water is also going to rush into every inlet on each barrier island, so that you will likely have more flooding in your inland bays than you would living on the oceanfront.
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It's our need to fill up space with meaning that makes us rush into verbal voids, supplying words that have not yet been given meaning with meanings that are always seeking new words.
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Drone pilots are watching forecasts and staging in areas where they'll be safe, but useful, ready to rush into action as soon as possible, as a now vital part of the disaster response.
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OPEC delegates said the cartel will not rush into further output cuts or end the exemptions some member countries enjoy, although a meeting in Russia next month is likely to consider further steps.
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And although a Disney-Fox tie-up shouldn't be reason enough for investors to rush into buying stocks, it should show them that there's more to stock success than a rogue Republican senator.
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Kyle Vogt, Cruise's co-founder and software guru, said that he had been intrigued by G.M.'s interest, but hesitant to rush into a partnership with a huge, century-old automaker from Detroit.
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"You should not rush into this thing," said Representative Bill Pascrell Jr. of New Jersey, a Democrat on the Ways and Means Committee who has pushed Democrats to take on the tax issue.
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DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Sherman believes the August rush into Treasurys may have been overdone and said that those worried over a potential economic slowdown in the U.S. may be better served buying gold.
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The bulk of the latest gains came from an $13 billion rush into U.S. stocks, but European and emerging equity funds also saw inflows of $700 million and $1 billion respectively, the data showed.
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"Obviously if we could get a clarification of the trading relationship sooner rather than later it would be better, but having said that, we're not going to rush into a bad deal," said MacNaughton.
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SpaceX successfully launches Falcon 9 carrying Starlink demo satellites Space is no place to rush into, however, but that clashed with aggressive timelines set by Musk years ago and apparently not quite being met.
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It's generally a given that whenever a new technology takes off people rush into the space to build everything under the sun, and eventually natural selection kicks in and only the truly useful remain.
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"In Gratitude" collects like metal filings around these two magnetic points — the functional end of Diski's life as a writer, and the functional beginning of it, due to Lessing's "rush into kindness" and mentorship.
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Added to that, the ECB's bond-buying scheme and the view that the bank is unlikely to rush into scaling back purchases even as growth picks up is putting persistent downward pressure on yields.
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Critics of Ripple claim that its value as a company is built on a digital asset that's yet to show much utility and has attracted investor money because of the mad rush into cryptocurrencies.
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It could be a $146 billion sector in less than a decade, but for investors whose interest has been piqued by cannabis stocks, there is still no reason to rush into the publicly traded companies.
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That's a frustrating development, given the ways current Daenerys — power-hungry to the point of paranoia, and determined to rush into combat — makes a stark contrast with the breaker of chains who liberated Slaver's Bay.
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LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - Top trading exchanges said on Tuesday they would not rush into introducing "speed bumps" to slow down high-technology trading and ensure a more level playing field with traditional market participants.
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While the government would not rush into any action, it had discussed likely steps it could take to counter an expected flood of cheap steel imports with domestic producers and the finance ministry, she said.
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Trump said two days of talks in the Vietnamese capital had made good progress in building relations and on the main issue of denuclearization, but it was important not to rush into a bad deal.
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His ability to remain the early favorite even as other candidates have declared their bids has heartened his advisers, reinforcing their view that the former vice president does not need to rush into the race.
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It was the perfect pocket-sized revision to the chunky DS that allowed me to sneak Sonic Rush into my elementary-school math classes and zip around, collecting emeralds instead of learning my multiplication tables.
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" Although it may seem a paradox, Mr. Mayer says he believes Disney's move into direct-to-consumer distribution — not to mention the tech world's rush into original programming — demonstrates that "content is everything these days.
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The pound dropped half a percent to as low as $1.3054 against the dollar, with a broader sell-off across markets and a rush into the safety of the U.S. currency also sending sterling lower.
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A State Department led by Pompeo could make sure that the administration does not relent on its "maximum pressure" campaign and rush into talks with North Korea, no matter how high profile they might be.
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IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde told a news conference that was not the result of currency manipulation by U.S. trading partners to gain export market share, but of global uncertainty causing a rush into dollar assets.
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In an interview with Ebro Darden on Beats 1 in April, Lopez opened up about the lyrics by saying she wasn't "trying to rush into anything" with Rodriguez, whom she has been dating since March 2017.
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Fears surrounding the credibility of central bank policy sparked another sharp sell-off in risk assets on Thursday, forcing investors to rush into traditional safe-haven assets such as government bonds, gold and the Japanese Yen.
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Meanwhile, analysts at Societe Generale said the growing realization about central banks' waning powers has prompted a rush into safe-haven currencies, with strong currencies year to date being those countries with big current account surpluses.
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The rush into bond funds continued a positive streak of inflows over every full week of the year that has brought in a total of nearly $194 billion into the category since the start of January.
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Haley said the United States did not want to rush into a response to the attack, but France and the UK have been coordinating with Washington on possible action and are still awaiting a US plan.
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The Amazon founder, along with his then-wife MacKenzie, have long countered that they did not want to rush into philanthropy — and have been willing to take withering criticism in order to avoid knee-jerk donations.
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Political analysts say that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has little incentive to rush into a deal, given that many Canadians are critical of Mr. Trump and want their government to take a tough stance on trade.
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The slowdown has stimulated a rush into American stocks and bonds, as global investors exchanged their currencies for dollars — pushing the value of the dollar higher — and then used those dollars to snap up financial assets.
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Spicer insisted from behind the podium that "it's not a travel ban," yet President Trump tweeted: If the ban were announced with a one week notice, the "bad" would rush into our country during that week.
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But he said he was told by law enforcement officials that doing so would prompt a flood of people, including some with "very evil intentions," to rush into the United States before the restrictions took effect.
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DUBAI, March 30 (Reuters) - Middle East stock markets may have a firm tone on Wednesday as global bourses climb after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen indicated she would not rush into interest rate hikes this year.
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Rio Tinto reported a 47 percent slump in first-half profit on Wednesday as its chief executive told CNBC that the company would not rush into any merger and acquisition (M&A) activity while valuations were subdued.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) on Wednesday warned that Democrats should not rush into impeachment talks despite swirling controversies around President Trump.
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This is notable because the Trump administration largely defended the botched rollout of the previous order by insisting that the order had to be immediate or "bad dudes" would see an opening and rush into the country.
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At this point, it looks like Mr. Cuomo wants to rush into a deal with Amazon before there is any scrutiny, but New York can and should say no, at least until we know a lot more.
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The spreading coronavirus is starting to create a difficult choice for the nation's election supervisors: force people to keep voting in person, despite the risk of contagion, or rush into a vast expansion of voting by mail.
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Sheriff Israel, however, noted in a local television interview on Wednesday that he learned after the Fort Lauderdale airport shooting, in January 2017, that it was not always helpful for deputies to rush into an active scene.
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Big changes are taking place around money, work, and your reputation this month, Aries, but you need to take it slow (you tend to rush into things!) because the dynamic energy in the air also comes with confusion.
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The long-time vegetarian, animal lover and dog dad recently released a statement urging his fans not to rush into pet ownership and to always adopt, not buy, when looking to add a furry member to their family.
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"Instinctively, seeing the end nearing, they embraced," the head of Greece's Red Cross, Nikos Economopoulos, told Skai TV. The lucky ones were able to leap off the cliffs to survive, or rush into the sea from the beach.
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The White House, however, doesn't see the need to rush into talks on extending New START before going after the bigger deal, which would look to include non-strategic weapons and get rid of certain classes of weapons.
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Fears about a global downturn, exacerbated by the trade tensions between China and the United States, had sparked a sharp sell-off in stock markets and stoked a rush into Treasuries, yen, gold and other perceived safe assets.
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Michael Gove, one of the leading contenders to replace May, said he would delay Brexit rather than rush into a no-deal exit in case it triggers an election that could propel Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to power.
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Greece's 10-year yield hit a record low of 2.3% with analysts saying Greece and Italy - the euro zone's lower-rated states - were benefiting from the rush into bond markets given ultra-low yields on higher-rated bonds.
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According to ABC News, Josh's mom, Ginger Breaux, waited until now to adopt a pup for the boy because the family lost their pet dog in 2015 and she didn't want to rush into getting a new one.
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The reluctance to rush into bonds with such low ratings was partly driven by concerns over the outlook of the US economy and losses many funds suffered in their energy portfolios earlier this year as oil sold off.
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France has led a group of 11 countries calling on the European Commission, which negotiates trade agreements on behalf of EU nations, not to rush into a deal with the Mercosur bloc of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay.
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Asian shares staged a rare rally on Friday as Wall Street eked out gains, bonds rallied and oil boasted its biggest bounce on record, though the panicked rush into U.S. dollars suggested the crisis was far from done.
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The Sun, Jupiter, and Saturn's alignment on September 11 and 12 will be phenomenal for your work and finances, but communication planet Mercury's opposition to Neptune on September 13 begs that you slow down and not rush into agreements.
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That was the last time they went negative as the ECB ramped up quantitative easing (QE) to fight deflation and Britain's shock decision to leave the European Union sparked a rush into safe-haven, triple-A rated German debt.
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" He was referring to a tweet by Trump early Monday morning in which he defended his travel ban saying: "If the ban were announced with a one week notice, the "bad" would rush into our country during that week.
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With the full order of finish still in doubt, Mr. Buttigieg used his caucus-night speech to deliver a stern warning about the implications of nominating Mr. Sanders, urging Democrats not to "rush" into anointing him as their candidate.
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The bad news: The opening of a second trade-war front along the U.S.-Mexico border last week dialed up fear of global economic stagnation and peaking corporate profits, further pressuring stocks and prompting an urgent rush into Treasury bonds.
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Michelle only fans the flames of Cassie's very understandable doubts, reminding her sister that "there are hundreds of other guys out there, too" so if Colton isn't "100% the one," she shouldn't feel pressured to rush into a lifelong commitment.
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The rush into bonds has been due to a number of factors, including worries about global economic growth and most recently fears the U.K. could disrupt financial markets and the economy if it votes next week to leave the European Union.
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Speaking about her marriage to husband Chris Fischer, the I Feel Pretty star tells Joy Behar, Sara Haines and Sunny Hostin of The View, in an episode airing on Friday, that she did not rush into walking down the aisle.
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An increasingly bitter U.S.-China trade war has exacerbated concern about global growth, and along with worries about a clash between Italy and the European Union over Rome's fiscal stance, has accelerated a rush into safe-haven bonds this week.
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BoE chief economist Andy Haldane said he wanted to use "a sledgehammer to crack a nut", but another policymaker, Kristin Forbes, said the central bank should stay calm and not rush into a decision until more hard data was available.
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With one of the most competitive and expensive prime office markets in Europe, JPMorgan is unwilling to rush into signing a long-term lease on a large new base in Paris, especially if a lengthy Brexit transition deal is confirmed.
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Increased economic optimism coincides with a rush into global stock markets that is based in part on a view the world economy is in an upturn as well as hopes that the new U.S. administration will deregulate finance and cut taxes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Michael Gove, a leading contenders to replace British Prime Minister Theresa May, said he would delay Brexit rather than rush into a no-deal exit that could trigger an election that would propel Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to power.
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We know from our research that Americans have the tendency to rush into homeownership and become homeowners five years earlier in metropolitan areas with the highest-quartile house price growth compared to areas with the lowest-quartile house price growth.
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In 2014, a Delaware court ordered RBC to pay $76 million in damages to the former shareholders, after finding the firm liable for convincing Rural/Metro's board to rush into a $438 million buyout led by private equity firm Warburg Pincus.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.), the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told "New Day" on Thursday that Democrats should not rush into discussions around impeachment.
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Specifically, as a growing roster of companies rush into the space and attempt to lock down subscribers via paywalled exclusives, forcing users to dig through a long list of services to find the content they want is starting to get annoying.
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That could provide a strong argument against drastic change, especially for the elder Mr. Murdoch, who is by all accounts enjoying his new role running the network and is saying he won't rush into picking a successor to Mr. Ailes.
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An increasingly bitter U.S.-China trade war has exacerbated concern about global growth, and along with worries about a clash between Italy and the European Union over Rome's fiscal stance has accelerated a rush into safe-haven bonds this week.
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"We are not going to rush into changing our call for a rate hike at the December meeting," noted Jim O'Sullivan, U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics, the most accurate forecaster on the U.S. economy in Reuters polls last year.
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OPEC delegates said the cartel will not rush into making a further cut in oil output or end some countries' exemptions from output limits, although a meeting in Russia next month is likely to consider further steps to support the market.
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I'm all for happiness, joy, eggnog, corny sweaters and parties, but to rush into Christmas without first taking time to collectively acknowledge the sorrow in the world and in our own lives seems like an inebriated and overstuffed practice of denial.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank stands ready to intervene in the currency markets if the outcome of the U.S. election triggers a rush into the safe haven currency, a member of the central bank's governing board said on Monday.
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A perception that the ECB is unlikely to rush into unwinding its massive stimulus given subdued inflation has also brought some relief to bond markets, which have been rattled in the past month by the prospect of a "tapering" of the scheme.
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If there were no Coriolis effect, air would simply rush into the low pressure center, "since nature abhors a vacuum, and a low pressure area is a partial vacuum," said Chris Landsea, a Science and Operations Officer at the National Hurricane Center.
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House Republicans — promising that they really, really have the votes this time — plan to rush into a health-reform vote this afternoon without waiting for a Congressional Budget Office estimate of how the updated bill will affect estimates of the costs and impact.
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"All in all a very mixed payroll report, with the breakdown tending to validate the latest Fed message of a gradual tightening and no need to rush into a hike at the next meeting," said Deutsche Bank's global head of forex Alan Ruskin.
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As stock pickers have failed to beat the market, Vanguard has been the prime beneficiary of a headlong rush into index and exchange-traded funds since the financial crisis, pulling in more than $160 billion in new money last year, according to Morningstar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bond investors turned bearish on longer-dated Treasuries following a year-end bond market rally tied to a safe-haven rush into government bonds stemming from anxiety about a global economic slowdown, a J.P. Morgan survey showed on Tuesday.
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Comcast CEO Brian Roberts told investors in October that streaming "is very challenging economically, and we don't want to rush into anything," though the president of its subsidiary media company NBC alluded to a possible streaming service in his end-of-year memo.
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OPEC delegates told Reuters the cartel will not rush into making a further cut in oil output or end some countries' exemptions from output limits, although a meeting in Russia next month is likely to consider further steps to support the market.
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Still, the latest funding round for Didi Chuxing shows how capital continues to rush into the global ride-hailing market, where deep-pocketed investors are jockeying to place bets on companies that they believe will continue to transform the way people get around.
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But Ghani also said he doesn't want to rush into discussions, noting that a bad deal could lead to bloodshed in the future and make life worse for the people of Afghanistan — particularly the women and minorities who suffered greatly under Taliban rule.
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In the face of clear evidence of Trump's abuse of power, his defenders are playing to the same "audience of one" — trying to rush into a closed hearing room to disrupt testimony and now smearing loyal Americans with records of honorable public service.
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A few minutes later, Mr. Torresmutt and other members of the Border Patrol's Rio Grande Valley Sector Horse Unit are on their way, rocks and dust flying as their mustangs rush into the bush in search of those crossing the border illegally.
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EDT Jan 215 (Reuters) - Gold prices surged on Friday to a four-month peak, racing past the key $21,2977.56 an ounce level after a U.S. air strike in Iraq killed the commander of Iran's elite Quds Force, prompting a rush into safety assets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England interest rate-setter Kristin Forbes said the central bank might need to cut borrowing costs soon to offset the economic impact of Britain's decision to leave the European Union, but it should not rush into a decision.
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It's exactly the kind of market that a fool like me might be tempted to rush into, but I've learned enough over the years to know that by the time I finally try the hot new thing, it is already cold and old.
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The broader rush into risky assets weighed on precious metal miners Randgold Resources and Fresnillo which fell 4.1 percent and 2.6 percent respectively, as prices of gold, seen as a safe haven asset, fell more than 1 percent to their lowest in nearly two weeks.
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It's common sense to undertake practical public safety protections before granting someone access to a destructive device, and no one is more qualified to make that determination than local law enforcement, who know their communities best and are the first to rush into danger.
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In a series of early morning tweets on Friday, Trump defended his decision to raise tariffs, saying there was no need to rush into a deal and adding that the American economy would be boosted more by the levies than by an eventual deal.
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The Treasury published on a note on its website late on Friday after the yields on U.S. 30-year Treasury bonds fell to a record low of 1.916% on Thursday, prompted by a safe-haven rush into low-risk government debt because of recession fears.
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The benchmark index is up nearly 20% since the beginning of the year, thanks in part to expectations of at least one equity-friendly interest rate cut Instead, investors continued to rush into bonds by sending $11.1 billion into taxable and municipal debt funds.
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The previous interim government in Sofia had said talks should start with Sweden for the purchase of eight Gripen aircraft, but current Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has cast doubts on whether Sofia should rush into a deal, estimated at 1.5 billion levs ($860 million).
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As dozens of drug companies rush into research projects to develop antibodies and other next-generation therapeutics, chloroquine stands out as a potentially simple, cheap, and scalable treatment, though we haven't yet seen data from any randomized clinical trials, the gold standard of medical research.
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The officer said he thinks one of the best ways to make schools safer is to have more SROs who are trained to do the very thing that Peterson reportedly did not do: rush into the school building when there is an active shooter.
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Even a rush into government bonds by panicked investors and increased swings in stocks at the end of March were not enough to shake currencies out of their stupor, fuelling concerns on bank trading desks that generate bigger profits when prices swing more wildly.
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Like the tortoise and the hare, the traditional idea was that slow and steady wins the race: If you don't rush into key decisions and instead take the time to plan carefully and thoroughly, you'll eventually beat others who are racing forward without care.
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According to their website, the band formed in Athens, Georgia in October 1976 when Kate Pierson, Fred Schneider, Keith Strickland, and siblings Cindy and Ricky Wilson shared a fishbowl cocktail at a Chinese restaurant and channeled their alcohol rush into an impromptu jam session.
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Victor Berrios, a deacon for Roman Catholic charity Caritas, urged the migrants not to rush into the hands of people-traffickers to reach the United States, reminding them that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump could reinstate the law when he assumes the presidency on Jan 20.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors pulled slightly more than $5 billion out of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds that hold U.S. stocks last week, ending what had been the largest rush into domestic stocks since 2016, according to data released Wednesday by the Investment Company Institute.
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By constricting the shaft, cock rings prevent the back-flow of the blood, so blood can still rush into the penis, but the blood flowing out is restricted by the ring — which keeps the penis "hard" for longer than it otherwise would be, according to Fosnight.
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India's smartphone market is heralded as the largest opportunity in mobile right now — that's why Apple has opened a mapping development center and is planning an app development facility — but the country's top players are being disrupted as newcomers, mainly from China, rush into the country.
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But with some U.S. economic data weaker than expected in recent weeks, and U.S. equities sliding during a poor corporate earnings season, recent commentary from Fed officials has suggested the central bank would not rush into further interest rate rises, leading to less support for the dollar.
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The rally in Salt Lake City, coming one week after clashes between supporters and protesters forced Trump to cancel a Chicago event, was also marked by a couple hundred protesters outside the Infinity Event Center, some of whom at one point tried to rush into the event.
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No. Unlike in 20173, when a stock market crisis in China forced investors to rush into Hong Kong at a time when the Exchange Fund, which backs the Hong Kong dollar peg, also suffered losses on investments, this time there is no threat to the peg.
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In a conference call with analysts last week, José María Álvarez-Pallete López, Telefónica's executive chairman, said that, regardless of the commission's decision, his company had a "very comfortable" cash position that meant it would not need to rush into deciding what to do with O2.
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"There's certainly some irrational exuberance in the space, it's such a profoundly powerful technology that people are excited about it and I think that that's what's driving this rush into the ecosystem," Lubin said in a TV interview at the Web Summit technology conference in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Analysts at Unigestion describe the gold price rise as a "classic" market response to stress triggered by Britain's shock decision to quit the European Union and fears of negative rates but it was difficult to predict how long these circumstances supporting a rush into gold might last.
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That's why many financial experts advise lottery winners to be conservative with their prize money (put it in a savings account and live off of the compound interest), not to rush into any major purchases, and to learn how to say "no" to people asking for handouts.
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Wary of Britain being seen as what French President Emmanuel Macron called a "junior partner of the United States", the government has also in recent days sought to dampen down the idea of a swift bilateral agreement, stressing that they would not rush into a one-sided deal.
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"Axon's offer creates a perverse incentive for departments to rush into deploying body worn cameras without taking the necessary time to engage with the community and think through many of these hard policy trade-offs before making the snap judgment to go with this free offer," Yu told Gizmodo.
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You rush into the kitchen, rattling the drawer in sheer panic (actually just dyspnea, tachycardia and dilation of the pupils caused by a surge of epinephrine in your body), pull out the knife (actually just a piece of metal attached to a piece of wood), and open your wrists.
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Palangdan said three villagers who nearly got buried by the huge pile of mud and rocks told authorities they saw residents rush into an old three-story building, a former mining bunkhouse that has been transformed into a chapel, at the height of the typhoon's onslaught Saturday afternoon.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France said on Wednesday it could approve a Brexit trade deal quickly if Britain committed to maintaining regulations in line with those in Europe, but it would not rush into a deal before the end of the year if its red lines on "dumping" were not met.
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See at a glance how small your image file is gettingScreenshot: GizmodoThere's no option for batch processing images yet, unfortunately, which rather limits its appeal—if you're used to selecting compression options in the image editor of your choice, then Squoosh doesn't really offer anything you make you rush into switching.
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U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura told reporters that there was a high concentration of foreign fighters in Idlib, including an estimated 10,000 terrorists, but it would be better to set up humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians than rush into a battle which could turn prove to be a "perfect storm".
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch calculated that the first week following Donald Trump's election saw the largest rush into equity funds in two years, the biggest withdrawals from fixed-income funds since the early 2013 "taper tantrum" in bonds, and the widest spread between stock and bond flows on record.
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Another AHP advocate, the National Retail Federation, said it doesn't expect to offer a plan due to the "structure of the rule," while the National Association of Realtors suggested it, too, would not rush into starting an AHP even though it has been a strong supporter of the plans for years.
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His concerns also center on the global banking system and the possibility that the dollar's rise will accentuate what he refers to as an emerging dearth of dollars, which could bring back memories of the financial crisis in 2008 and 2009, when a global rush into dollars created a liquidity panic.
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"For us to rush into full legal separation from day one creates a number of risks - transfer of assets, our lenders will be concerned about assets that they have loaned us money against, there could be capital gains tax events that could cost us a lot of money," he added.
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"For us to rush into full legal separation from day one creates a number of risks - transfer of assets, our lenders will be concerned about assets that they have loaned us money against, there could be capital gains tax events that could cost us a lot of money," he added.
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On paper, it&aposs a scary prospect for Moscow: If Russian troops were to attempt maneuvers in even a small country such as Slovakia or Latvia — which both used to be part of the Soviet Union — then troops from the US, UK and Turkey would rush into war to defend them.
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Workplace stress often is more accurately described as workplace guilt, an especially corrosive form of distress: It's that feeling that nags at you as you rush into the office, sweating, knowing that you are already late, or as you slip out for a ''meeting'' that is, in fact, a much-needed haircut appointment.
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Critics have suggested that the White House should have provided some advance notice to allow airlines, federal agencies and travelers themselves to prepare for the implementation of the ban — reasoning disputed by Trump, who argued that a one-week notice would have given "bad dudes" the opportunity to rush into the country.
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Besides, Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) has urged Democrats not to rush into impeachment, but to focus, instead, on three priorities: their legislative agenda, oversight hearings and beating Trump in 2020.
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The Clippers, Nets, and Knicks are not without risk if they sit negotiations out and wait for free agency—each is well-positioned to sit tight, organically grow, and not rush into a short-term "fix"—but all three are more likely to lure another star free agent next summer with Butler already in tow.
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The Giants offense, which had not scored a touchdown in eight quarters of preseason play, finally snapped that streak later in the first quarter when running back Orleans Darkwa benefitted from the blocking of left tackle Ereck Flowers, fullback Shane Smith and tight end Evan Engram on a 235-yard rush into the end zone.
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I can't control whether I get hurt, and I certainly can't control other people or the relationships I have with them, but I can start making different choices about who I date, how quickly I rush into being with them, how long I let trust build between us, and how I behave when we're together.
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By offering a "free" one year trial for cameras, Axon creates a perverse incentive for departments to rush into deploying body-worn cameras without taking the necessary time to engage with the community about why the department wants to adopt cameras, and to carefully and publicly deliberate the difficult policy tradeoffs that cameras present.
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" Lloyd noted that with a new date, you might not want to rush into any probing questions, but you could ask how they're coping with the challenges faced, or any moments of positivity among the obvious chaos, plus "the kinds of things they'd like to prioritise once the requirement for self-isolation is over.
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Valentine, her younger half sister, Juliette, and I rush into the yard to sunbathe at the first rays of light to puncture the heavy skies; Juliette, whose mother's family is from the south, near the Spanish border, gets several shades darker than I do, and this is a source of amusement for us both.
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Speaking to PEOPLE at the "Lose Your Vegenity" event with MorningStar Farms in New York City on Wednesday, the former Bachelor said he and his girlfriend felt "a lot of pressure" from the public to rush into things after they bucked franchise tradition by deciding to give their relationship a chance without getting engaged during the season 23 finale.
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There are plenty of reasons for caution as we rush into this new world of personalized healthcare—not least privacy and data security concerns—but the risk of overdiagnosis and unnecessary medical interventions should, perhaps, also cause us to pause before we strap the next generation of monitors to our chests and head out to work.
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He shared the following tips on how to navigate the hard times with Business Insider — including why startups shouldn't rush into layoffs:'If you need to make a change, do it once'Chambers stressed a strategy that he said may differ from what startups might get from other venture capitalists: Don't "start cutting headcount immediately and do layoffs," he said.
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I am extremely interested in how Google is going to message its headlong rush into the Chinese market, where it will routinely be asked to aid and abet an authoritarian regime, often in the service of quashing dissent: Google has been working on the app since last year and had been meeting with Chinese regulators to discuss the project, the people said.
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A small but rowdy group of several dozen anti-unification activists gathered on a street corner across from the Olympic Stadium in Pyeongchang, clashing with police as they attempted to burn photos of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. On three different occasions, police had to rush into the crowd and remove someone trying to get their lighter to work in the freezing temperatures.
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"So I just think gold is going to be under pressure because of these reasons, and I find it hard to believe that we're going to get any breakout factor between now and the elections ... but as we look at the normal course of business, it seems hard to believe that between now and then people are going to rush into gold for some protection," he concluded.
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Like: I used to pull this exact pose at my desk when I was supposed to have been doing homework for hours but had actually just been playing Sonic 2 on the Megadrive, and a parent or parents were checking up on me to make sure I was doing what I was supposed to be doing and not playing Sonic 2 on Megadrive, and I would hustle and rush into this exact pose, a placid simulation of working.
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Italy, the euro zone's third largest economy, suffered its biggest market sell-off in years after the country's latest failure to form a government sparked worries about new elections that could lead to a bigger mandate for euro-skeptic politicians and cast doubt on Italy's future in the euro zone.. The turmoil hit U.S. bank shares and caused a sell-off of euro assets and a rush into safe-haven Treasury debt, sending the dollar to a 10-month high against the euro.
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"My point of view is Medicare for all and the Green New Deal are 10 times more important," said Tom Cannavo, 59, a retired prosecutor from Beachwood, N.J. It is a sentiment that resonates with Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has staunchly refused to rush into an impeachment proceeding she says neither Congress nor the country is ready to pursue, in part out of concern for the political fortunes of lawmakers in districts like these whose constituents are not clamoring for the move.
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