Others have another solution - buy local or scale down.
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I need to learn how to scale down on spending.
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He found that FOMC members have had to scale down consistently.
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Last year, Fortress decided to scale down its hedge fund offerings.
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I was ready to scale down and buy a smaller house.
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To ease that burden, Tucker said homebuyers should scale down their expectations.
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But as you add more GPUs, training time doesn't naturally scale down.
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This allowed them to scale down or even abandon private data centers.
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The benefits of automation scale down to some smaller growers as well.
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This allowed businesses to scale down or even abandon private data centers.
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This meant companies could scale down or even abandon in-house data centers.
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Yet so far the British boomers are in no rush to scale down.
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This flexibility will further increase as capital investments scale down after fiscal 2018.
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Meanwhile, conservatives wanted to scale down and add new requirements for the program.
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They could scale down to almost any size and serve almost any purpose.
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On the deportation side, Democrats should seek to dramatically scale down the ICE's activities.
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"We needed to scale down because we couldn't continue maintaining it all," she said.
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Biden's campaign, meanwhile, has been forced to scale down expectations of his performance here.
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It previously offered enrollment services in 23 counties, but had to scale down to 12.
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The Stockholm agreement aimed to scale down the violence, but has stalled in recent months.
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Many of Goldman's European rivals have announced plans to scale down their operations in Asia.
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The scale-down, Bill Clinton told staffers last year, "is like a root canal for me."
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ArcelorMittal — The company will raise $3 billion from a share issue to scale down its debt.
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Other countries with diplomatic missions in North Korea plan to scale down operations, the source added.
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Tasha: Yeah, retrenching the scale down to a more human size is so important for these movies.
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This enabled them to scale down or even abandon private data centers, leading to huge cost savings.
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My previous complaint about the Q3 was that Audi's vaunted design language didn't scale down very well.
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Both of those devices intelligently scale down their resolution most of the time, anyway, to preserve battery life.
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ICE announced this week that it would scale down enforcement operations to focus on people with criminal records.
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The payment would scale down by income, at a rate of $2000 for every additional $2100 in income.
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The trend actually made it possible for businesses to scale down or even abandon in-house data centers.
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But it is planning to scale down its plans in an effort to better assure approvals and financing.
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These personal tragedies helped focus Dawn; it was no longer just about getting the number on the scale down.
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Competitor Siemens, which announced a smaller round of power layoffs last month, may have encouraged GE to scale down.
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The trade turmoil has already spilled into military relations as the two superpowers scale down high-level security engagements.
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You can scale down recipes to match your desired serving size, and sync everything between phone, tablet, and desktop.
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Trump needs to start on a course of "constructive unilateralism" to scale down China's reliance on the U.S. market.
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Fekete said the foundations planned to scale down their government bond holdings over the next one or two years.
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From there, fees scale down to bottom out at 0.49% of assets under management for $10 million or more.
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You can even scale down the training program into a type of mentorship program that benefits both employees involved.
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To find out, let's scale down a billionaire's income to $50,000, the median American income, adjusting budget items proportionally.
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Woz and Jobs were participants in a hobbyist group that were taking business computers to scale down to personal computers.
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In the summer, he allows himself to scale down to 50 hours, to spend time with his wife and children.
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"The office is to scale, down to the inch," Warlick said, shining a flashlight on the assemblage, which he owns.
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Basel III capital rules have piled pressure on dealers to scale down bloated balance sheets by eliminating unnecessary swaps notional.
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The International Olympic Committee said it would decide within four weeks whether to delay or to scale down the Games.
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The International Olympic Committee has said it will decide within four weeks whether to delay or scale down the event.
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That amount would scale down until it reached an annual income threshold of $99,000, where it would phase out altogether.
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We expect Rcom to gradually exit from the wireless voice business and significantly scale down its operations due to intense competition.
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If the changes move forward, it could scale down the first crewed mission into deep space in more than 22022 years.
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It was ordered to scale down diplomatic relations with Iran, limit its commercial ties and expel members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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The bank said in April it would scale down its business in the Baltic countries to focus on the Nordic markets.
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This trend made it possible for businesses to scale down or even abandon private data centers leading to huge cost savings.
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The current draft would begin to scale down the federal portion beginning in 85033 and spread the phaseout over three years.
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"If we are not allowed to sell our products in certain markets, we would rather scale down a bit," Ren said.
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Strapped for cash, Rush must scale down his lifestyle and move back to his childhood home with Aunt Jo (Darlene Love).
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This meant businesses could now scale down or even abandon private data centers, which was bad news for companies like Cisco.
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International relations scholars disagree on these issues, with many arguing that the US really ought to scale down its global commitments.
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In order to achieve a bipartisan consensus, Ms. Murkowski and Ms. Cantwell had to significantly scale down the scope of the bill.
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The company was forced to scale down the in-house R&D project, a top executive involved in the fundraising plan said.
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"There is debate in Washington and Seoul about the possibility to scale down the exercises and its possible security consequences," Zhao added.
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This also allowed businesses to scale down or even abandon in-house data centers, which had hurt HPE and Dell&aposs business.
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Forced by scandals and financial losses to scale down its investment banking operations, the bank is struggling to find other profitable businesses.
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Both DARPA and the American air force seem to be trying to scale down the size of unmanned aircraft, in favour of numbers.
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However, it is getting increasingly likely that 2017 will be the year in which the ECB will gradually scale down its easing policy.
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That said, it sounds like it'll scale down to some more affordable options that include 7th Gen, instead of 8th Gen, Intel processors.
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Auchan's latest plan will put more focus on organic food, and scale down space for non-food items in its French 123 hypermarkets.
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That will help it scale down some of the debt it will incur for its pending purchase of the data storage products company.
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These new laws do begin to scale down the punitive nature of the system, but there is still a long way to go.
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"It seems pretty obvious that if the taxes are not adjusted, then we will see a scale down," Sydbank analyst Jacob Pedersen said.
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I don't personally think that Mercedes cars scale down all that well, but I wasn't going to mistake the CLA250 for a Corolla.
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A majority of the analysts polled say the BOJ's next move will be to scale down current stimulus measures, rather than expanding monetary easing.
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"We'll scale down the business further to minimise risks," Totoki said, but added that the company had no intention of exiting the business entirely.
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Fekete said the foundations planned to scale down their government bond holdings, now worth 174.5 billion forints, over the next one or two years.
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Refineries globally have also started to scale down high-sulphur fuel oil production six months ahead of a switch to lower sulphur marine fuel.
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Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said it was time for the yellow vests to scale down their protests and accept they had achieved their aims.
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Instead, Five9 can scale up and scale down call loads on the cloud with buying additional infrastructure to handle peak call hours, Trollope said.
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In two episodes, Glover and crew have created a community, shrinking Atlanta's metropolitan scale down to its actual neighborhoods, corners, blocks, and its citizens.
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We wouldn't be surprised to see other firms struggle to either close their funds, or be forced to scale down their ambitions, in 2019.
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The beauty of running, Keflezighi said, is you can scale down your efforts or cross train with another activity, such as swimming or biking.
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As other European rivals scale down their investment banking operations, most notably Germany's Deutsche Bank, the French bank plans to increase its market share.
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Refineries globally have also started to scale down high-sulfur fuel oil production six months ahead of a switch to lower sulfur marine fuel.
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The company said it will also be forced to "significantly scale down our manufacturing and distribution operations" for the duration of the store closures.
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"We'll scale down the business further to minimize risks," Totoki said, but added that the company had no intention of exiting the business entirely.
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This made it possible for them to scale down or abandon private data centers, which has hurt the business of hardware makers like Cisco.
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A simulation of Mythic's chip can identify more objects from a greater distance because it doesn't have to scale down the video to process it.
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Some members of Congress asked Marcus if he would pause or scale down the project while the federal government figured out how to regulate it.
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But the White House, which has repeatedly voiced opposition against efforts to expand Medicaid, had signaled its opposition to Republicans' scale-down version last year.
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This rule will allow representatives to reduce funds that go to federal agencies, lower the number of employees at agencies and scale down their salaries.
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This is because the engineering team found it "easier to expand the solar array than to scale down the power requirements for heaters," Rudolph said.
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In other words, rather than actually create a female-specific product they simply scale down the men's version and release it in "female-friendly" colors.
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This trend made it possible for businesses to scale down, or even abandon, private data centers while also reducing their fixed expenditures on traditional software.
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And the International Federation of Journalists has said that there's no "substantial" evidence to show such bans can scale down violence, according to the WaPo.
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Much is still unknown, they said, like exactly what the federal bailout package will include and what actions companies will take to scale down operations.
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The company&aposs efforts to scale down its debt could also lead it to sell off additional assets, like non-core businesses or cell towers.
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In Ottawa, I tried to scale down the number of news articles that I read about Afghanistan, then limited myself to reading only the headlines.
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The apparently accidental explosion at the house forced the conspirators to scale down their plans and to hurriedly carry out more "rudimentary" attacks, police say.
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Carlos Tavares, PSA's chief executive, said this could "dramatically scale down the size and scope of our manufacturing footprint" and yield lighter, more profitable vehicles.
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The European countries still hope to salvage the nuclear deal, although Iran has begun to scale down its cooperation with it in response to U.S. sanctions.
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The RCN is designed to scale down the selectiveness associated with traditional lending, connecting lenders and borrowers anywhere in the world and on any local currency.
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In May it was announced that he had helped persuade a global asset management company, BMO, to scale down progressively its involvement with fossil-fuel extraction.
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During a quick visit, Bonin cautions them against trying to sell a $600 leather bag in the pop up shop and encourages them to scale down.
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In late March, the World Health Organization said the virus had peaked in Colombia, prompting the country to scale down its projections of the disease's spread.
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The state's bonds are yielding 139 basis points over MMD's benchmark triple-A yield scale, down from as much as 185 basis points earlier this year.
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The government will drastically scale down the plastic tax, with a new revenue target of just 330 million euros, PD senator Dario Stefano said on Friday.
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" The Guardian reported that the filmmakers tried to scale down the budget after being spooked by other modern Westerns bombing, such as 2011&aposs "Cowboys & Aliens.
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A group of Senators have called on the Federal Communication Commission to reconsider its proposal to scale down a program that helps poor Americans get affordable internet.
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As they move up, they also have plans to scale down; the duo is experimenting with more portable versions of their concepts (for bite-sized hypnotic experiences).
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Previously, Amazon, Ericsson, LG, Nvidia, Sony, TCL and ZTE said they will not attend (or will significantly scale down their presence) due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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And as part of the new deal, Israel will have to scale down the amount of American military aid money it spends on its own defense industry.
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But that could stir concerns from moderate senators who already fear that the GOP has gone too far to scale down insurance protections for consumers back home.
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Philippine Airlines said it will scale down its services to Caticlan and Kalibo airports, the gateways to Boracay, for six months from April following the government's decision.
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The move comes after its Japanese battery partner Panasonic said it would scale down operations at the Nevada factory this week before closing it for 14 days.
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The cloud made it possible for enterprises to scale down or even abandon private data centers, which hurt the business of traditional enterprise-tech players like IBM.
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It is not palatable for me to be working at a place that has to scale down their ambition or pivot their mission because of financial reasons.
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The Trump administration, hoping to prevent the United States from becoming entangled in more long wars, wants the military and intelligence forces to scale down their ambitions.
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"There was nothing to discuss because there was no specific instruction from the president," the official said, adding there are indications the Philippines will scale down the exercises.
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The chain, whose customer service is perhaps just as well-known as its food, scored an 86 on the 100-point scale, down one point from last year.
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Smugglers were offering gold at heavy discount during the third quarter and forced many refiners to scale down operations, the WGC said in a report released on Tuesday.
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He also voted against the BOJ's September decision to move to a new policy framework, calling instead to target and scale down the bank's pace of money printing.
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The pair met hours after Baker criticized some of Trump's foreign policy proposals, such as his call to scale down America's involvement in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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If the U.S. and China can reach an agreement over trade and currency valuation issues, the "Pivot to Asia" policy of the erstwhile Obama administration would scale down.
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The Trump administration sought to scale down TPS by withholding renewals of country designations, effectively forcing beneficiaries to either find a new immigration status or leave the country.
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So if you scale up or scale down any one of these things, it directly affects the value of R. How does this knowledge help public health planning?
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On Wednesday, the company announced a plan to scale down operations to contain the spread of the virus and adhere to new restrictions announced by Chile´s government.
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Some officials struck a more optimistic note, saying that once in power, the two Italian parties will quickly have to scale down radical campaign promises to fit reality.
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BEIRUT — President Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian military to scale down its presence in Syria, where it has provided crucial support to Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces.
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The scale down of structural deficit targets reduces fiscal risks arising from weaker revenue performance and mitigates risks regarding potential overheating, as economic growth is currently running above trend.
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In a year where big banks have been forced to scale down trading operations, one of the areas which continued to be targeted by Wall Street is technology development.
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James Comey, FBI Director Days in the administration: 110 Fired reportedly because of his refusal to scale down the agency's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Xi made clear in the call he was asking both sides to scale down the rhetoric and stressed the importance of diplomacy, China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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In 2019, companies struck $913 billion of merger deals on an international scale, down 63 percent from the same period in 2018, according to Dealogic, a financial markets platform.
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France, along with Germany, has championed the idea of a euro zone budget, but has had to scale down its ambitions in the face of resistance from the Dutch.
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The motorcycle maker was the first US manufacturer to scale down domestic production in response to the levies, which were imposed as retaliation for US steel and aluminium duties.
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Cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure allow businesses to set up their networks on web-based platforms, and to scale down or abandon private data centers.
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That business has been disrupted by the cloud, which lets companies set up networks in web-based platforms, allowing them to scale down or even abandon private data centers.
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The report also assumes that Trump would allow subsidies for renewable energy to continue their scheduled scale down through 2020, and enact no new policies to support wind or solar.
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The dollar stayed at 97.411 on a basket of currencies while the euro climbed to $1.1353 on reports that Italy would scale down its budget deficit target to 2 percent.
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Perhaps you are struggling to scale down your lifestyle, or you left your last job under a bit of a cloud, and now you're nervous about starting a new job.
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It has become a critical player in the cloud, which lets businesses set up their networks on web-based platforms, allowing them to scale down or abandon private data centers.
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Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) declined 5.3% to 306.8 million euros ($336.31 million) last year, hit by ongoing measures to reduce markdowns and scale down the wholesale distribution network.
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He said what some brands have done is try to scale down and have lower-priced items or partner with other companies to have an offering for that consumer base.
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BUS STOPSBy Taro GomiChronicle Books, $6.99 The Japanese author-illustrator Gomi is a great example of someone whose books originate full-sized, but scale down extremely well to board books.
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The British police said that he was still subject to arrest for jumping bail, a much less significant offense, and that they would scale down their expensive surveillance of him.
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But the arrests have forced casino operators to scale down sales operations in mainland China and the future of Crown's prized source of growth, rich Chinese "VIP" gamblers, remains uncertain.
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Every five minutes, a computer system directs plants to dial up or scale down production to ensure enough electricity is available to keep the lights on without overloading transmission wires.
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So, instead of scaling back their dreams, the couple decides to scale down their bodies with a new, irreversible scientific process in which people are shrunk to a few inches tall.
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"We need to - as much as possible and rapidly - scale down the presence of security forces with response teams, because it is creating more harm than good right now," he said.
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Heavy smog blanketed northern parts of China at the weekend and was expected to persist until Thursday, forcing hundreds of factories including steel mills to scale down production or close completely.
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Things have calmed down since then, and the two leaders are tentatively set to meet next month in Singapore amid indications that North Korea may scale down its nuclear weapons program.
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The gyrojet weapon was developed by an engineer who worked at Los Alamos who was trying to scale down the bazooka concept to create an antitank weapon that was also compact.
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"It will likely be a multiyear journey to scale down the metals business, and it could take time to regain investors' trust," Morgan Stanley analyst Armintas Sinkevicius wrote in a note.
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"The payment would scale down by income, phasing out entirely at $21,2000 for singles and $214,24 for couples without children," per CNN's Manu Raju, Ted Barrett, Clare Foran and Kristin Wilson.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 26 (Reuters) - Rand Refinery will shut its smelter and significantly scale down its gold refining during South Africa's 21-day lockdown over coronavirus, the gold refiner said on Thursday.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans in Utah are working their way toward naming a highway after President Donald Trump in thanks of his decision to dramatically scale down national monuments in the state.
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This has fuelled speculation the U.S. could look to scale down its presence in Iraq, where the outgoing prime minister, backed by the parliament, has called on U.S. forces to leave.
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People on both sides of the DMZ do seem to have the ability to scale down things—everybody seems to be able to judge when you can't push them much further.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Yahoo — Yahoo will change its name and scale down its board of directors following the sale of its internet assets to Verizon.
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IBM claims that FinFET could possibly scale down to 5nm, but there's a performance ceiling on that design due to the limits of current flow through the minuscule fins at that scale.
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High-frequency trading firms and The Security Traders Association of New York have weighed in with the same concerns, urging the SEC to scale down the test, including eliminating exchange-traded products.
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Johannesburg, March 27 (Reuters) - South Africa's state logistics firm Transnet said on Friday it would scale down transportation services and non-essential cargo operations during the 21-day nationwide lockdown over coronavirus.
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As South Africa is currently going through a three-week lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus outbreak, the company said it will scale down operations there to a minimum level.
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Japan's Nikkei eked out a 21.1647 percent gain though it was capped by worries that the Bank of Japan could scale down its asset purchase at its upcoming policy review next week.
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In January, Mediaset, which is controlled by the family of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, said it was ready to scale down Premium and stop showing soccer matches if they became too costly.
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Just like we have realized that food is best produced and consumed locally, we might scale down our waste-processing facilities to mediate what he calls the "redistribution of nutrients on the planet".
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Increased competition from local players, as well as difficulty deciphering some of the country's unique consumer culture differences has led some foreign companies to scale down their attempts to crack the Chinese market.
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The U.S. shale boom shaking the oil industry is changing the way deep-water oil exploration projects are carried out as producers move to scale down these mega-operations, a researcher said Thursday.
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While it's highly unlikely Apple would dial back any of its privacy features and pledges, it might scale down the messaging — including its recent spats with Facebook — if it appears consumers aren't responding.
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The International Olympic Committee, faced with mounting pressure to postpone the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, said on Sunday that it would decide within four weeks whether to delay or scale down the Games.
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YPF said Thursday that it would gradually suspend activities not critical to its business, and will scale down staff to a minimum at essential operations to ensure energy supply amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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They plan to close in October or November on the sale of their two-acre property nearby, which includes a farmhouse, barn, cabana and cottage, and scale down to a two-bedroom condo.
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"A lot of people scale down grown-up pieces to child size, and that's a lot of what you see on the market; we wanted to take a really different approach," Appleton says.
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The move to scale down the number of officials in Iraq comes amid upheaval in the country and as US officials have sought help from Iraq's leadership in preventing attacks from Iranian proxies.
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Hardware like smartwatches and smartphones could stand to scale down to better fit all gender preferences, but simply marketing something as cute and clutch-sized and therefore apt for a woman is just lazy.
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The decisions to significantly scale down GM's operations in India are results of months of analysis over "where we are going to place our bets (globally) as a company," Ammann said in an interview.
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Only a few board members are certain to have their positions renewed and the banking foundations are ready to scale down their influence, with just one representative sitting on the board, the report added.
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But now we finally know how many of the company's employees Ford is willing to let go in order to scale down its operating costs as it takes on all of these new efforts.
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LNG Croatia, the firm behind the project, said the previous tender has been canceled because of the need to scale down the size of the project and its cost, but did not provide details.
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Cloud computing has made it possible for businesses to set up their networks in web-based platforms, allowing them to scale down or even abandon private data centers, which leads to huge cost savings.
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Other countries, including those in Asia, have mandated masks be worn in public, and some Western countries, including Germany, are considering face coverings as part of a broader plan to scale down lockdown measures.
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"The curfew period has given us a chance to scale down each and every activity across India," said a senior aide to Modi, adding that a more rigid approach could trigger protests or unrest.
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In an interview with The Texas Tribune in September, Mr. Mostyn signaled that he wanted to scale down his political activities and was encouraging others to "step up" to help support the Democratic cause.
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How actors walk, strut, slink and just stand signifies, though perhaps not as much as it once did, before filmmakers started focusing more on talking heads, which scale down better on the small screen.
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This has also allowed businesses to scale down or abandon private data centers, which is bad news for companies like Dell that sell gear and systems to set up those in-house data centers.
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Amazon is the most dominant player in the cloud which lets businesses set up and maintain their networks on web-based platforms, allowing them to scale down or even abandon in-house data centers.
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Even if Qatar's economy is able to weather this crisis as a whole, there are bound to be companies that will be forced to delay projects, scale down operations, or potentially shut down entirely.
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More Rationalised Competition: Fitch expects price competition in the Thai telecom sector to stabilise in 21000H2110 and 21000 as operators shift their focus to profitability rather than market share, and scale down their handset subsidies.
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Canada said it would not send its athletes to the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, after the International Olympic Committee announced that it would decide within four weeks whether to delay or scale down the Games.
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Millions are dependent on humanitarian aid in Yemen, but aid agencies in recent months have increasingly complained of interference and obstruction from Houthi authorities and threatened to scale down aid if conditions did not improve.
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Millions are dependent on humanitarian aid in Yemen, but aid agencies in recent months have increasingly complained of interference and obstruction from Houthi authorities and threatened to scale down aid if conditions did not improve.
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So the plan, instead, is apparently to scale down the DC office to a size that would fit in the more conveniently located Crystal City neighborhood and supplement it with a similarly sized office in Queens.
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Curbelo, a son of Cuban exiles, said some simple demands could include asking Cuba to scale down its spy network, by which the Cuban government allegedly sells U.S. information to countries like Russia and North Korea.
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And while it's still in the early stages, Kohl's said expanding upon its smaller stores initiative could allow it to enter smaller markets, and potentially scale down its physical footprint in more digitally heavy sales markets.
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If you're just reading a static page on the screen, the refresh will scale down to save power, but as soon as your finger touches the display, it will ramp up to provide those smooth interactions.
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By doing away with the need for the bulky neutralizer component used in larger thrusters, her team has been able to scale down prototypes so that they can be installed on a variety of smaller spacecraft.
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Zimbabwe sells unprocessed platinum and nickel to South African refineries as well as gold to Rand Refineries, which said on Thursday it would shut its smelter and significantly scale down its refining during South Africa's lockdown.
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"An agreement was reached by the joint venture partners to scale down production at the loss-making Nkomati Mine and place the mine on care and maintenance from September 2020 in preparation for closure," ARM said.
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Hou from AB Bernstein said he expected that mid-tier and smaller banks would scale down their investment receivable positions in the second-half of the year, else the regulator would come out with "more targeted policies".
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Following its peak at EUR908m in 2015, capital expenditure is likely to decrease to EUR830m in 2016 and towards EUR0003m a year over the medium term as the region aims to progressively scale down its investment programme.
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However, the authorities are keen to scale down the level of outstanding FC retail lending and are likely to gradually introduce more punitive risk weights for these loans or introduce additional capital requirements to incentivise voluntary conversion.
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However, after previously warning Trump of the "consequences" Washington would face for reviving fresh sanctions against Iranian crude, Rouhani has also said he is prepared to scale down the country's cooperation with the United Nations' nuclear watchdog.
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Like other major traditional enterprise-tech companies, Cisco has had to adapt to the cloud, which let businesses set up networks on web-based platforms, which made it possible to scale down or abandon private data centers.
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That way he can opt out after three (potentially) healthy years and re-enter free agency with 10 seasons of experience under his belt, just in time for a massive payday at a higher scale down the line.
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They swivel freely and the band adjusts quiet a bit, so they'll do a good job fitting a variety of different head sizes — an issue with the new QuietComforts, which don't scale down enough to fit smaller heads.
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NASA's Mars program has been called a "time-wasting distraction"Right now, NASA will be acting as a consultant on initial SpaceX missions, but it plans to scale down its role as the program continues, Spaceflight Now reports.
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French President Francois Hollande will meet Prime Minister Manuel Valls and ministers in charge of economic and transport policy on Monday morning to discuss trainmaker Alstom's sudden decision to scale down its Belfort plant, the president's office said.
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Kohl's said Thursday it would bring discount grocer Aldi into as many as 10 stores later this year in a pilot test, as the retailer aims to scale down its real estate footprint and leverage space for others.
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Park said she would scale down her schedule this season to about 20 events from around 25 in previous years in a bid to stay healthy but expected to make several appearances early on to shake off the rust.
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Not only would disavowal of America's climate commitments effectively lock the planet into many more gigatons of carbon emissions, such action could prove toxic to international climate cooperation, prompting developing nations like India to scale down their ambition, too.
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Currently, XP will scale up when playing longer or fixed duration activities like Crucible competitive multiplayer matches and the Leviathan Raid, and XP will scale down when playing activities that can be quickly, repeatedly chained, like grinding Public Events.
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Trump, however, seems increasingly concerned about the damage to the economy that social distancing efforts are causing as restaurants, stores, and other businesses close or scale down and as Americans are told to stay home as much as possible.
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That's because there are expenses, namely property taxes, that can keep retirees' cost of living high, even after they scale down, according to certified financial planner Carolyn McClanahan, director of financial planning at Life Planning Partners in Jacksonville, Florida.
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The Florida Republican sharply rebuked Trump's arguments that the U.S. should scale down its global presence in favor of focusing on domestic problems and argued that U.S. engagement around the world remains key to a healthy U.S. economy and national security.
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Industry executives say several foreign agrichemical companies had to scale down projects, fire scientists, or pull applications to sell products in India because of government-mandated cuts in royalties and a lower court's order in April that rejected Monsanto's patent claim.
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Malaysia's finance ministry said on Wednesday it would dissolve the board of advisers at 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) and take over its remaining assets, in an apparent move to scale down a state fund whose scandals have rocked the government.
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Although there is plenty of Korean pop that avoids the jam-packed density of its most internationally successful practitioners, those groups that attempt to scale down often end up with mildly pro forma pop-rock if not weepy piano balladry.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande will meet Prime Minister Manuel Valls and ministers in charge of economic and transport policy on Monday morning to discuss trainmaker Alstom's sudden decision to scale down its Belfort plant, the president's office said.
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This had forced the conspirators to scale down their plans and to hurriedly carry out more "rudimentary" attacks in Barcelona and the resort of Cambrils, where a group of men drove a car at pedestrians and police before being shot dead.
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Due to weaker demand, the Dubai carrier is expected to scale down these purchases and place greater focus on smaller models in a shake-up that could have implications for both Airbus and its U.S. rival Boeing, industry sources said.
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When Activision had to scale down the PS3 and Xbox 360 port of Black Ops III in order to fit on the older hardware, it cut the story-portion of the game completely, turning it into a multiplayer-only experience.
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ABUJA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigeria will scale down a military campaign in the oil-producing Niger Delta and talk to the Niger Delta Avengers militant group which has claimed a string of attacks there that sharply cut crude output, officials said.
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So, once again, the most passionate VR users (who, arguably, invested in Oculus' Rift) are being asked to either scale down to a Gear VR (assuming they also have a Samsung smartphone) or simply skip the NCAA VR experience altogether.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese retailer FamilyMart UNY Holdings is in talks to scale down a planned ATM tie-up with Japan Post Bank Co after facing strong opposition from regional lenders, people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.
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Former Fed chief Ben Bernanke famously set off a global bond rout - the "taper tantrum" - in 2013 when he indicated the central bank was about to scale down the bond buying program it began to fight the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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SAO PAULO, March 28 (Reuters) - Profit at Caixa Econômica Federal will rise this year as cost controls and stricter credit risk assessment allow Brazil's largest mortgage lender to scale down loan-loss provisions, Chief Executive Officer Gilberto Occhi said on Tuesday.
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While Fleisig would prefer pitchers scale down and teams devalue velocity, and Major League Baseball runs programs like Pitch Smart aimed at teenagers to curtail youth workload, Boddy believes that the entire baseball ecosystem rewards throwing hard and throwing often.
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Toshiba's main lenders are Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc and Mizuho Financial Group Toshiba has positioned its nuclear and semiconductors businesses as key pillars of growth while seeking to scale down less profitable consumer electronics units such as personal computers and TVs.
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Although the 41-year-old leader has insisted he will maintain his push to modernize the French economy, some economists have raised questions about whether he may be forced to scale down his ambitions in the face of waves of street protests.
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China Merchants Bank Co was one of the rare lenders to scale down its shadow loans in the first half, with a 23 percent decrease in receivables from trust schemes and asset management plans to 528.7 billion yuan, according to Reuters calculations.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey has ruled out any deal with the United States to scale down its investigation into the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi if the U.S. expels a Muslim cleric who Ankara says was behind a failed coup two years ago.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's finance ministry said on Wednesday it would dissolve the board of advisers at 211Malaysia Development Berhad (21MDB) and take over its remaining assets, in an apparent move to scale down a state fund whose scandals have rocked the government.
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Those moves were followed by a decision Tuesday to scale down the African Lion exercises, which involve the US, Morocco, Tunisia, and Senegal, and on Wednesday, Norway made the decision to end Cold Response, an Arctic exercise involving troops from eight countries, early.
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"Transnet has taken a decision to scale down all of its transportation services and operations for non-essential cargo during the period of the state of lockdown," the managers of Richards Bay terminals said in a letter to clients seen by Reuters.
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BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam copper mine was left without power for two weeks, forcing the miner to cut output, while the future of Alcoa's Portland aluminum came under threat after the crippled plant had to scale down to a third of its production capacity.
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The father and daughter, along with senior staff, spent much of last spring initiating a massive effort to scale down the 15-year-old global operation: Where funding might present a conflict of interest, those programs were spun off, shuttered, or absorbed by other nonprofits.
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Versus AmazonThe partnership could make Microsoft more competitive against Amazon, the dominant player in the cloud, the fast-growing trend that lets businesses to set up networks on web-based platforms, making it possible for them to scale down or abandon private data centers.
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Trump agreed to scale down the drills after his June summit with Kim in Singapore, citing their cost and calling them "provocative" -- the same language used by the North Koreans, though US and South Korean defense officials maintain the military exercises are defensive in nature.
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I'm used to anticipating those punches being thrown, but on that one, Denis [Villenueve] had such a strong vision in his mind that he knew big text like that wouldn't exist in this world and had us scale down a bit as we workshopped ideas.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union may need to scale down plans to boost growth and mitigate the social impact of a slowdown if it fails to quickly agree on a long-term budget, European officials said on Monday, as Germany pushes to restrict spending.
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Dell, like other traditional tech IT companies, has had to adapt to the rise of the cloud, which allows businesses to scale down or abandon private data centers by setting up their networks on web-based platforms run by providers led by Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
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In Beijing, proponents of the new approach, which would scale down China's tariffs in dollar terms to reflect the lopsided trade imbalance between the two countries, say Chinese leaders could still revisit the idea because it offers them a way to contain the damage and soothe tensions.
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A ruling in favor of the drivers would likely cause Lyft and Uber to significantly alter their respective business models and could require the companies to either significantly reduce their driver pool or scale down other aspects of their operations to subsidize drivers' benefits and wages.
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Berkeley had said on Tuesday it was still confident it would obtain the last two major permits needed for the mine to start operating - a local building license and an authorization given by the government to handle radioactive waste - though it would also scale down its existing local corporate operations.
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VMware — now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dell following a string of mergers and acquisitions — has become an even more powerful player with the rise of the cloud, which let businesses set up their networks in web-based platforms, allowing them to scale down or even abandon private data centers.
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About 1,000 people started a journey in buses and taxis from central Nghe An province on Tuesday to reach the court in Ha Tinh, where the plant is located, but were told by police to scale down their number, according to Roman Catholic priest and group leader Dang Huu Nam.
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When US withdrew from Iran Deal that was reached by multi-parties in 2015 on 8 May this year and threated multinational companies that if they continue to cooperate with Iran, they will face secondary sanctions, many foreign companies had to scale down or abandon Iran business because of policy risk.
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Corlette notes that insurers also have to make their plans as to whether to stay in healthcare markets and how to price their plans soon—the recent exit of Humana and scale-down of Aetna from participation in ACA exchanges shows that the uncertainty of the current political climate has many providers spooked.
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Men and women she may or may not recognize — movie stars, rappers, models — loom above them, magnified a thousand percent, their eyes the size of swimming pools, their teeth cliff walls she could hide behind or possibly dwell in, like the Anasazi, chiseling toeholds so she might scale down at night to forage.
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The Red Cross said it would close its operations in Faryab and Kunduz, northern provinces heavily affected by fighting in recent years, scale down a regional hub in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif, and assess whether it could hand over an orthopedic center there to the Afghan government or another partner.
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The Trump administration has not yet slapped sanctions on companies from other countries that do business with PDVSA - but U.S. officials have been having "conversations" with oil trading houses and governments around the world to convince them to scale down their dealings with Maduro, Trump's Venezuela envoy Elliott Abrams said earlier on Friday.
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Combined, the Fed commentary prompted an increase in the expected federal funds rate and Treasury yields of a size unusual outside of disruptive events like the "taper tantrum" of 2013, when former Chairman Ben Bernanke's indication the Fed was about to scale down its crisis-era bond purchase program sparked a global market reaction.
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However, Edery boasted that Bistro Planet is a cheaper alternative for foodies Those apps have a unit economic challenge because the consumer has to pay a person to make two stops—go to a restaurant to pick up the food and deliver it to them—which makes it tough to scale down the fixed cost.
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"One of the fundamental challenges of winged flight is that, as you scale down further and further, you just have to be constantly flapping your wings," says Nick Gravish, who studies the intersection of robotics and biology at UC San Diego and who was not involved in the new work, though he did his postdoc studies in this lab.
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One official said some examples of Rood's differing views from some of Trump's key policy stances included being skeptical about peace talks with the Taliban as well as the administration decision to scale down military exercises with South Korea during talks with North Korea and him pushing for a more aggressive approach to Russia by supporting Ukraine.
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Cooperative bank Rabobank, the largest mortgage lender in the Netherlands, said in December it would cut 150 billion euros worth of assets from its balance sheets to comply with Basel IV. Rasmussen said Nykredit stood at a crossway where it has to choose between what Rabobank plans or to bolster the capital base, and that management had chosen not to scale down business.
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Sharpton, 63, who has more than once run for US Senate and also for mayor of New York City, has said privately that he was partially committed to a scale down his public profile to focus on other projects, including a monument to the civil rights activism of the north with a focus on New York City as the cradle of that movement.
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His comments were in response to a decision by GM to shutter a plant in Lordstown, Ohio, earlier this month, as the company plans to significantly scale down its operations in the U.S. The plan, which called for the elimination of 15,000 jobs and the shuttering of four factories, immediately drew the ire of Trump when it was first announced in November.
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Although you won't find any NBA players secretly shooting hoops up there, the Disney Channel program Walt Disney World Inside Out, which ran from 1994 to 1997, confirmed that there was in fact a basketball court smaller than a regulation half-court inside the attraction, which served as a resting space for climbers that used to periodically scale down the side of the Matterhorn mountain.
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"While imposing significant new sanctions on Russian defense industry, it provides the secretary flexibility, on a 180-day basis, to waive the application of sanctions of section 231 for an ally if the secretary is able to manifest that that ally has done a series of things, either terminate that relationship with Russia, significantly scale down that relationship with Russia or made other assurances about how they are dealing with that historical relationship with Russia," the aide said.
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