Saudi Arabia has been shouldering the largest portion of cuts.
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There are now three, shouldering an increasingly heavy patient load.
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Not with Lillard shouldering so much of the offensive load.
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A farmhand shouldering a dung fork comes out of a stable.
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At the moment, he said, the company is shouldering the losses.
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America's allies also are not shouldering their share of this burden.
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Ultimately "consumers end up shouldering more of the burden," he said.
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Both SpaceX and Boeing are shouldering some of the development costs, too.
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He is taking the message door-to-door, shouldering a large megaphone.
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More often than not, Natia was also shouldering his massive duffle bags.
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Lave praises her husband for shouldering the majority of childcare duties lately.
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Not everyone bears an equal load in shouldering the costs of coal.
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However, voters shouldn't be the only ones shouldering the burden of bipartisanship.
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That resulted in an even smaller customer base shouldering the heaviest burden.
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Jonathan, who is 20, worries about shouldering the costs in the future.
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Still, Paire is not alone in shouldering the weight of home expectations.
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In their absence, nonprofits have been shouldering the bulk of that work.
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That time limit seems a lot more feasible with computers shouldering the effort.
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"We are committed to shouldering our responsibilities compatible with our abilities," Li said.
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It may also consider shouldering more of the production cuts alone, analysts believe.
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But it is already clear they're shouldering an unequal burden from the storm.
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The extra income is welcome for homeowners shouldering the cost of expensive housing.
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However, as boomers get older, they are shouldering up the average age of entrepreneurs.
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He still doesn't think allies are shouldering enough of the cost of security alliances.
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Marler remained in her job at FedEx, shouldering more than $30,000 in student debt.
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But why is America still shouldering the burden of the alliance's spending and capabilities?
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But it would also avoid shouldering responsibilities that the platform can't and shouldn't handle.
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At home, begin to ask for help often rather than shouldering all burden yourself.
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PREPA, too, is in a form of bankruptcy, shouldering some $9 billion in debt.
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Every reputable poll is shouldering Trump with most of the blame for the shutdown.
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About two thirds of those millennials are shouldering these responsibilities before they turn 30.
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Being their mother meant shouldering a profound responsibility and experiencing a heart-smashing love.
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" Jigsaw's Jared Cohen: "I want us to feel the responsibility of the burden we're shouldering.
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They are looking in opposite directions: America away from shouldering global responsibilities, China towards it.
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It was perhaps a shrewd move to avoid shouldering responsibility for Ecuador's impending economic malaise.
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And 234% of millennials say their parents are shouldering the cost of their student loans.
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As the number of preterm births rises, families are shouldering unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
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What if the Pacers disappoint next season without the element of surprise shouldering their success?
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But we are all shouldering the burden now to try to make our community safer.
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Companies that combine technology, convenience and bewitching backstories have been shouldering their way to fame.
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Once again, shareholders are shouldering the costs of unethical behavior they had nothing to do with.
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Despite this, there is overlap that all women experience when it comes to shouldering gender expectations.
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And it's true that their gifted younger counterparts are more than capable of shouldering the action.
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And something that's cool about that, too, is that you're shouldering the entirety of the show.
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Russian oil companies have opposed the cuts, and Saudi Arabia is shouldering the bulk of them.
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Moreover, the United States isn't shouldering an outsized share of the burden for these new initiatives.
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He managed to elevate his historical stature while simultaneously shouldering the smallest workload of his life.
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Is my experience — shouldering my mother's burden, and developing my own — an anomaly, or an inevitability?
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Not taking blame, but rather shouldering of some of the metaphysical tragic weight of the thing.
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He said the narrative that Germany was shouldering the biggest load in Europe needed to be broken.
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There's no mention of 'SNL' shouldering any of the blame for allowing the joke on the air.
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"Taxpayers are going to end up shouldering those burdens by paying much higher interest rates," he said.
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African-Americans in particular are once again shouldering the burden of redeeming America from its worst impulses.
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With many people stuck indoors, it's now likely shouldering an even greater share of sales than usual.
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Others, like me, have trouble shouldering our complicity with football's worst elements and have mostly stopped watching.
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On one hand, you are essentially shouldering the blame for everything that will or can go wrong.
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Polls show Trump, and congressional Republicans broadly, are shouldering the majority of the blame from the shutdown.
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Two students, a gangly man and a woman with tawny hair, drifted back to Ecology House, shouldering backpacks.
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Saudi Arabia, a major sour crude producer, is shouldering the bulk of the OPEC and non-OPEC cuts.
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"Poorer countries are shouldering the duty of protecting refugees when it should be a shared responsibility," she added.
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But small, relatively new film companies will also be shouldering the work and expense of ongoing Oscar campaigns.
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"This is a big responsibility we&aposll be shouldering," said Ramirez, the widow of a legendary guerrilla leader.
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However, a showdown between buyers and sellers over shouldering the higher shipping costs has yet to be resolved.
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That would reduce the risks of a backlash from German voters opposed to potentially shouldering other countries' debts.
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There seems to be a real chance that the President could end up shouldering most of the blame.
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In small communities, those types of resources just aren't there, and that leaves professionals shouldering a Herculean obligation.
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Detectives shouldering caseloads that, by July, already exceeded what the department's chiefs considered manageable over an entire year.
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The downside is that the plan still lets businesses off the hook from shouldering any of the cost.
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We are often asked whether shouldering the weight and responsibility to tell Mr. Honnold's story was worth it.
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The generation is shouldering massive amounts of student debt and still playing financial catch up from the recession.
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New York (CNN)Jared Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, is shouldering the blame for the family's highest-profile miscalculation.
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Life insurance is a strategy to protect yourself from shouldering massive student loan debt in this terrible circumstance.
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Five European companies, including Royal Dutch Shell and Wintershall, are shouldering half the cost of financing the project.
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Taxpayers will be forced to continue shouldering the cost of defending lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of H.B. 2.
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Women are not only leading the fight against economic injustice — we are also the ones overwhelmingly shouldering its burden.
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The regional hosts have said they are not receiving sufficient international support for shouldering a disproportionately heavy refugee burden.
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It's more likely that consumers will end up shouldering most, if not all, of the added costs, he said.
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Its main finding is that a small minority of researchers are shouldering most of the burden of peer review.
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Despite their relative financial optimism, millennials are shouldering a lot of debt, the reality of which can be overwhelming.
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The island declared a form of bankruptcy last May, shouldering some $120 billion in combined bond and pension debt.
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But if it doesn't, thousands of customers will be left shouldering debt that they almost surely cannot pay off.
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In addition to shouldering the full cost of the vaccine, you'll also need to pay for the office visit.
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While early-childhood educators need to be paid more, it's important that families are not left shouldering that cost.
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Instead, Mr. Trump assailed other NATO members at that meeting for not shouldering their fair share of military expenses.
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Though he's wary of shouldering the burden of politics, Samson's commitment to excellence lends his work a powerful charge.
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Having Saturn in Mars-ruled Scorpio reflects an emotional resilience that comes from shouldering and surviving immense life challenges.
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Still, that means shouldering a significant financial burden, and likely dipping into her savings to cover the rising costs.
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Because the federal Treasury will later benefit from this, a larger federal role in shouldering these costs might make sense.
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But the result was downright disastrous, with the phone shouldering much of the blame of the company's resulting financial straits.
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Shouldering the technological and financial burdens together makes sense, even though BMW and Mercedes will always be competitors, Hafner writes.
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Americans collectively hold over 210 trillion in student debt, but some students are shouldering more of the burden than others.
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A major misconception among retirees is that merely having Medicare coverage will keep them from shouldering large health-care costs.
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TechCrunch's Analysis: Again, here Facebook, Calibra and the Libra Association are hoping to avoid shouldering all the responsibility for taxes.
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MM) is the sole shareholder in Nord Stream 2, shouldering 50 percent of the 9.5 billion euro ($11 billion) bill.
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Mauritania joins list The West African country of Mauritania has joined the swelling ranks of the countries cold-shouldering Qatar.
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Ruiz is also shouldering the blame because she failed to follow protocol that would have rectified the error within seconds.
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Populist movements are not responsible because they can simply make demands without shouldering the burden of carrying those demands out.
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European countries have been shouldering the burden of Greece's current 86 billion rescue fund — its third bailout package since 2010.
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She had heard too many stories of teenagers and young adults left rudderless after shouldering their parents' dreams through childhood.
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By re-election time, all presidents are unfairly stuck shouldering the blame for every problem and controversy in the country.
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When many of those women fail to right a ship that someone else sunk, they end up shouldering the blame.
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After all, those municipalities and states have been shouldering the burden of plastic waste — another issue this bill would address.
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But given that I'm only investing $10,000, I feel comfortable shouldering more risk for the prospect of a higher reward.
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Opponents, though, are concerned that local governments, particularly in Michigan, will end up shouldering millions of dollars in costs. Mrs.
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For years, activists pushed for what they called waste equity, with more communities shouldering a share of the trash burden.
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And borrowing means shouldering loan payments, which can erode annual earnings and be tough on a retiree with limited income.
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Leaving her high-paying job allowed her to find breathing room, and realize how much anxiety she had been shouldering.
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Shouldering the expectations of her excluded Russian team mates, Klishina jumped 6.64 meters to qualify for the final in eighth place.
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For one thing, Snapchat said that no user data was affected, while the company is shouldering the blame for the issue.
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The clincher was a truly golden moment for Neymar, who entered these Olympics shouldering perhaps more pressure than any other athlete.
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Notwithstanding Trump&aposs grumbles about America shouldering the defense burden of Europe, his administration plans to boost spending to support it.
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Foos considers himself a "pioneering sex researcher," a king among voyeurs; and a martyr, shouldering the lonely burden of his observations.
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I left my house in a small town south of Tokyo shouldering a giant pack, walking poles, and wearing hiking boots.
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To said he was aware that many police felt angry they were "shouldering the blame" for the incompetence of the government.
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Damaged presidencies often result in Congress taking on a more prominent role, shouldering more of the burden of running the country.
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States, patients, and health care providers shouldering fiscal burdens, costs, or penalties imposed by ACA shall find relief, the order states.
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Trump rebuked the Turkish and European governments and suggested they weren't shouldering enough of the responsibilities in fighting the Islamic State.
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Always proactive in self-defense, Israel is shouldering the burden of pushing Iran out of Syria and preventing proliferation to Hezbollah.
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The Mets have dropped three of their last four games with the bullpen shouldering the blame in the last two defeats.
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The rules will disproportionately affect black and brown women who already have trouble shouldering the costs of medical procedures, Robertson wrote.
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Drugmakers involved in mis-selling opioids could begin to make amends by shouldering their share of the blame and settling quickly.
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But since your circumstances changed, they've been shouldering the entire financial burden (not to mention standing on all those security lines).
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Now, after years shouldering the House GOP's weightiest and most politically explosive investigations, he's again drawn the ire of Trump-world.
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Saudi Arabia has resumed its periodic role as swing producer in the oil market, shouldering the largest share of output cuts.
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Many businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open, unemployment is creeping up, and families are shouldering higher daily costs.
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Chinese citizens may be shouldering the brunt of the public health crisis, but the economic fallout has not been as contained.
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Many businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open, unemployment is creeping up, and families are shouldering higher daily costs.
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And we are not alone shouldering this incredible burden on financial and workforce resources that could be spent on patient care.
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Bieber gave the impression of a boy king who inherited subjects he didn't ask for, responsibilities he's not interested in shouldering.
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The programs cost $509 billion in fiscal year 2015, with the federal government shouldering 62% of the bill and states paying 38%.
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The high concentration raised concerns about grid reliability and questions of fairness for the 77 percent of households shouldering traditional power costs.
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It has flourished by cold-shouldering Taiwanese workers, and building factories in places with lower wages instead, she points out, especially China.
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A common theme for many players has been shouldering minor boo boos from the wear and tear of walking around and playing.
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However, James also committed a game-high seven turnovers, a stat he noted when shouldering much of the blame for the defeat.
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The Devineys, says Dr Schmahmann, are Ethan's exoskeleton, an external support system shouldering the load of the one that is missing inside.
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For example, it said a cash-for-work initiative which generates high demand for adult labor could leave children shouldering more farmwork.
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"She's shouldering an enormous amount of pressure right now, regardless of whether she is racing or not — she's that good," he added.
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With a special counsel investigation looming, others might be scared off by the prospect of legal fees they might end up shouldering.
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Mr. Bieber gave the impression of a boy king who inherited subjects he didn't ask for, responsibilities he's not interested in shouldering.
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Government policies that restrict competition are one of the main reasons that Americans end up shouldering the burden of high drug prices.
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The result, they say, is taxpayers shouldering more of the build-out costs, while Verizon and AT&T get a bigger payday.
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For now, Saudi Arabia is shouldering the bulk of the cuts, allowing other members to get away with lesser cuts in January.
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Yet throughout the campaign, Mr. Trump complained that U.S.-Japan relations were one-sided, with America shouldering too many of the burdens.
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That poignant drama, "Capernaum," follows a boy who runs away and winds up roaming the slums of Beirut shouldering a distressing responsibility.
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The tension of the competition robs them of rest, and shouldering the weight of the country they represent can be nerve-racking.
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At their hub is Zoe (Noël Wells), pushing 30 and brightly shouldering the dual burden of a dying business and imminent eviction.
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"This is isn't an easy market to operate in, and now they are shouldering some of the burden with Mahindra," he said.
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Word spread largely on social media, and the students arrived on a wet and cold afternoon, shouldering signs along with their backpacks.
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He joins the Trump administration at a tense time, when Iran is shouldering blame for recent oil rig attacks in Saudi Arabia.
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Some automaker customers oppose bankruptcy because they would have to swallow significant losses after shouldering the bulk of recalls costs, sources have said.
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So if markets "pay" investors for shouldering risks that others shun, have the charges been paid in full for the next few years?
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Already shouldering the burden of over 2 million refugees, Turkey fears the fall of Aleppo will send many more fleeing toward the border.
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The U.S. territory, shouldering $70 billion in debt it cannot pay, could also file an in-court debt workout akin to U.S. bankruptcy.
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ICOs, on the other hand, are undertaken by start-ups themselves, shouldering the token offering costs and selling these currencies on their websites.
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Low- and middle-income countries, struggling to meet the needs of their own populations, are shouldering a disproportionate share of the refugee population.
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But even as VCs and founders tune in to a massive market opportunity, patients are still left shouldering a massive bill for treatments.
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Trump has long complained that the U.S. takes on an unfair burden by shouldering a majority of NATO's costs while receiving little benefit.
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Mitchell is convinced that attacks on candidates for their financial troubles will prove counterproductive, since many Americans find shouldering their debt a challenge.
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The lack of readily available information was clearly problematic, as exemplified by the presence of a protestor who arrived shouldering a wooden cross.
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The state's public schools are shouldering the burden of the state's budget crisis, with $44.5 million cut from public education in 2015 alone.
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Employers paid the bulk of the costs, the survey found, with workers shouldering an average of $5,714, a year for a family policy.
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Turkey has long complained about the lack of support it receives for shouldering the burden of caring for the world's largest refugee population.
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This leaves a growing number of American troops -- more than 500, including Special Operation Forces -- shouldering the ever-increasing security burden in Somalia.
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To him, 20 wins showed that the player was a workhorse, shouldering a burden for his teammates by taking them deep into games.
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If you, like me, spend a lot of time shouldering the nagging anxiety of an ever-depleting phone battery, you've probably heard of Anker.
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In Indonesia, state oil firm Pertamina is shouldering the burden of subsidies as the government has pledged to keep prices unchanged for two years.
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Already shouldering the burden of more than two million refugees, Turkey fears the fall of Aleppo will send more to flee toward the border.
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Hiring an outside operator would save the city from shouldering the cost of sorely needed improvements to a 2311-year-old system, he suggested.
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Together with Sweden and Germany, Austria is shouldering most of the burden in Europe's refugee crisis ("How to manage the migrant crisis", February 6th).
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The latest budget figures show a cost of 1.35 trillion yen ($12.6 billion), with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government shouldering 600 billion yen ($5.6 billion).
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Those comments frustrated Republicans on Capitol Hill, who expressed concern that the president had essentially cornered them into shouldering blame for a potential shutdown.
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Even Italy, albeit backed by European Central Bank QE, has historically low borrowing costs despite shouldering the second largest debt load in the world.
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The government said it will take the additional step of shouldering the costs for workers to settle claims of unfair pay out of court.
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Why it matters: This contradicts the narrative that the outrage over rising drug prices has intensified because consumers are shouldering more of those costs.
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After taking office, he affirmed the U.S. commitment to the defense of NATO allies but kept up complaints about Washington's shouldering the financial burden.
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U.S. consumers are shouldering more than $14.1 trillion in debt, according to year-end 2019 data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Shouldering more responsibilities at home is a big reason women are paid less than men and fall behind men in their careers, researchers say.
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Without a national lockdown, the states that have issued shelter-in-place type orders are shouldering a brunt of the economic damage, Emanuel said.
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Without a national lockdown, the states that have issued shelter-in-place type orders are shouldering a brunt of the economic damage, Emanuel said.
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Some workers have also spoken out about the risks they feel they are shouldering while continuing to work in Amazon warehouses during the pandemic.
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Australia is leading the search for the plane and is shouldering most of the costs, though China and Malaysia are also involved in decisions.
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Some lawmakers attributed the GOP favorability bump to Democrats shouldering the blame for shutting down the government for three days in January over Dreamers.
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Trump added that other countries would have to pay for a continued military presence in Syria, while shouldering some of the military commitment themselves.
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Our history has always been one of tension between those who call for shouldering obligations together, and those who seek to shirk their duty.
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Releasing a new home kit every season is especially punishing for parents, who inevitably end up shouldering the burden on behalf of their kids.
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Condo unit owners could end up shouldering legal fees and fines the building incurs, potentially leading to an assessment or an increase in common charges.
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The young man shouldering a pile of wood in "Work (Young Worker)" looks over his shoulder with wary eyes, possibly directed at an overbearing foreman.
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One aspect of his personal finances puts him squarely in that demographic: He and his husband are shouldering six figures-worth of student loan debt.
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Redding Police Chief Roger Moore says his department has been receiving reports of people driving around evacuated areas and shouldering doors of houses still standing.
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These programs allow small-business owners to offer retirement accounts to their employees without shouldering the financial risk or administrative burden of administering the program.
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In the past, Mr. Trump himself has complained about taxpayers shouldering the cost of flying Air Force One when it was used for political purposes.
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The debate came in part because the FBI was concerned about being alone in shouldering the responsibility of briefing the incoming President about the allegations.
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Since it's banks and credit unions that protect individual consumers by shouldering much of the financial responsibility when fraud occurs, security was a chief concern.
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However, individual Lean In group leaders are usually volunteers running these sessions on the side while working and shouldering life's endless list of other responsibilities.
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Trump also blamed Corker, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, for shouldering much of the blame for the "horrendous" 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Funding is now open-ended, with the federal government paying more than 60% of total Medicaid costs and states shouldering about 40% of the bill.
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Escorted by a military parade, servants shouldering gargantuan bouquets of beans, chillies and rice crackers process to the mosque, where the offerings are handed out.
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Brookings noted that the median student loan debt of PSLF borrowers was $60,000 in 2016, with nearly 30 percent of them shouldering debt exceeding $100,2023.
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In the center stood "Unity of Man," showing noble figures representing what were believed to be the world's three main racial groups shouldering the globe equally.
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His company was multifaceted, but it was the advisory and wealth management component of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC that was shouldering the Ponzi scheme.
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Johnson turned to organized sports to be less of a burden on his mother, a single parent overwhelmed at times by the responsibilities she was shouldering.
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While Greg thinks he's shouldering his fair share of household to-dos, the truth is that he's largely ignorant of the imbalance in their domestic responsibilities.
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To their credit, though, the Prisma team are shouldering the boulder and putting their feet on the mountain path — so you have to admire their pluck.
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The final, and largest, room in the exhibition is devoted to the caryatid, the architectural motif depicting a crouching nude shouldering the weight of a building.
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"This change will provide the CEO with greater leeway for shouldering the strategic tasks faced by the Group," Volkswagen said in a statement, referring to Diess.
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I realize there would be more appropriate occasions to offer an honest reply, but I don't feel comfortable avoiding a direct answer or shouldering the blame.
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Then in the aftermath of WWII, the United States rebuilt nations and economies and has been shouldering the significant portion of the "common defense" ever since.
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"None of the partner countries want to end up shouldering most of the burden," a Western military adviser to the M.N.J.T.F. told me, with a shrug.
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Now, 28503 million Americans are shouldering $22019 trillion in outstanding student loans, with young people under the age of 35 holding almost half of that debt.
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Until he moved to the Phoenix area last year, he lived in his hometown, Baltimore, as a living monument, shouldering the city's collective hopes and dreams.
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Despite shouldering such a massive responsibility, there has been a lack of meaningful innovation in the election vendor industry and our democracy is paying the price.
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Gender letter Plenty of new research underscores the reality that women are still shouldering, and expected to shoulder, much of the work associated with the home.
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That way, you'll find out how much of the burden you're really shouldering and figure out which chores you can "trade" or outsource so everybody's happy.
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Howard, however, has other plans: he continues to punish Kim by making nice with her in front of clients, and cold-shouldering anywhere and everywhere else.
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But shouldering the responsibility and pain of it on the federal employees who are not getting paid — that doesn't help pay for day care and mortgages.
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But while "T2" might be middle-aged, it's very far from moribund, the despondent base notes shouldering a story of revenge and regret, amity and acceptance.
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We've legislated that patients have more "skin in the game" when it comes to shouldering the cost of care, but price transparency is far from assured.
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"Any time you lose a football game like we did today, it's a group effort," Osweiler said, after shouldering much of the blame for the ineffective offense.
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The political fallout over now-Justice Brett Kavanaugh's ascension to the Supreme Court will last for years, and female senators are already shouldering the bulk of it.
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The Thunder were never as easy to summarize as Golden State (Curry-Green pick-and-roll, snipers fanned around) or Cleveland (LeBron shouldering through, Kyrie crossing over).
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Veteran outgoing Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, wary of anything that might leave German taxpayers shouldering common euro zone debts, has been generally lukewarm about Macron's reform plans.
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NASA is gradually transitioning away from shouldering the project's annual budget of more than $3 billion, to a new role of helping to facilitate commercial space travel.
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So the question is whether it will be any more successful for the President in transferring the blame he is currently shouldering for the shutdown to Democrats.
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They each had five points, as did Shea Theodore, one of three young defensemen shouldering a larger load in the absence of Cam Fowler and Sami Vatanen.
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President Donald Trump has previously said the world's largest economy is shouldering too much of the burden when it comes to the cost of the world body.
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The physical changes of pregnancy can be triggering For women shouldering active ED symptoms while carrying a child, pregnancy presents an array of triggering changes and symptoms.
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As commonly happens in these cases, not one individual was made responsible and shareholders are shouldering the costs of unethical behavior that they had nothing to do with.
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At least 500 jobs could be cut as part of the merger, with UNB and Al Hilal shouldering the bulk of the job cuts, Reuters reported on Monday.
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If we're ever going to become a 'multi-planetary' species as Musk imagines, we're going to have to accept the idea of private citizens shouldering considerable spaceflight risks.
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Shelley's On Zenn-La is playful and colorful, but never totally weightless, the feeling of shouldering your burdens and grinning anyway—making space for joy where you can.
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"He's very loyal and has a strong moral code but he is shouldering a huge secret in this season that affects himself and everybody," Kassianides described his character.
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For every TV journalist, there are many more women who live in half-slavery, scrubbing and cleaning, and shouldering the heavy burden of protecting and raising their kids.
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The bills passed by the House and Senate significantly curb state and local tax deductions (SALT), which would leave taxpayers in high-tax states shouldering a higher burden.
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The López Obrador administration is also under pressure from the northern border cities and states that have been shouldering the burden of care for the thousands of migrants.
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Mr. Trump's advisers portrayed the steep reductions as necessary to balance the nation's budget while sparing taxpayers from shouldering the burden of programs that do not work well.
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That's no small concern for families shouldering the additional tuition or student debt (an average of more than $28,000 on graduation, according to a 2016 College Board report).
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said Washington is shouldering an unfair burden of the cost of the United Nations and has pushed for reforms of the world body.
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In interviews, Mr. Salah has studiously avoided talk of politics, and insisted he was not fazed by the crushing pressure of shouldering the hopes of 97 million Egyptians.
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Is it possible that he didn't see all the TV field producers shouldering their way through the aisles' crowds with their cell phones and know instantly that Mrs.
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Uber says it will be shouldering a meaningful portion of the added cost of these trips through a reduction of the service fee the company applies to each trip.
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"The thinking is that OPEC will probably stick with it because you have the leaders shouldering the bulk of the cuts and they seem to be committed," he said.
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Because in hospitals around the world, this robot is helping nurses and doctors care for patients by autonomously delivering food and drugs, shouldering the burden of time-consuming mundanity.
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Besides shouldering costs for the "Dieselgate" scandal, VW's five main car brands are pushing cost savings to help fund a strategic shift to zero-emission and self-driving technology.
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But I can't lie, it was also a challenge shouldering that feeling of I got to get it right, because if I don't, Black Twitter is gonna drag me!
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Ultimately, like Nick Young himself, the film's greatest struggle is that it has a very ordinary rom-com structure, but is shouldering the symbolic expectations of something much greater.
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The architect is famous for building his fanciful structures after deadline and over budget (and then shouldering cities with excessive repairs and maintenance costs when they don't hold up).
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Typically, traders act as go-betweens for producers and end-users, investing in logistics and storage to enhance trade, while also providing credit and shouldering risk for their customers.
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With students shouldering the bulk of the cost of teaching at universities, the government was able to remove the cap on the numbers that universities were allowed to accept.
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Despite the reductions, however, more than one-third of those with non-group health insurance still lived in families shouldering a medical financial burden in 2015, the authors write.
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In general, the secondary sources show aggregate compliance has been high, with Saudi Arabia shouldering more than its fair share to make up from weaker compliance by other members.
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"Despite shouldering such a massive responsibility, there has been a lack of meaningful innovation in the election vendor industry and our democracy is paying the price," the letter adds.
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With both companies facing pressures, Boeing's design offers an opportunity to break out of the current box - Rolls in big engines, Pratt in small ones - without shouldering all risk.
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Why it matters: Teachers have seen wage decreases across the country, yet they're still shouldering the weight of taking care of their classrooms and paying for supplies without reimbursement.
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Pharmaceutical companies are shouldering a greater share of the blame for the opioid crisis, according to a new Survey Monkey/Axios poll, although individual users are blamed most often.
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In shouldering the mantle of a wartime commander, Trump is likening the need for an escalating struggle against the coronavirus to the heroism of the World War II generation.
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"Those at the very top are shouldering less and less of their fair share of the tax burden," Mr. Murphy said on Tuesday in a speech detailing his budget.
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As Dumbledore in his younger years, Law is shouldering the weight of a literary role brought to life by Richard Harris and Michael Gambon in the "Harry Potter" movies.
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In short, NASA wants to be done shouldering the financial responsibility for the ISS, so that it can instead spend taxpayer money on other things, like colonizing the moon.
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The president has long pressed allies to spend more of their GDP on defense, arguing that the United States is shouldering more of the cost burden than it should.
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Saudi Arabia is shouldering the bulk of OPEC cuts in February to compensate for the weaker adherence of other members namely Algeria, Iraq, Venezuela and the United Arab Emirates.
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When Taser International Inc began shouldering its way into the corrections world in the mid-2000s, it looked like a promising new market at a challenging time for the manufacturer.
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But local organizers are shouldering on-the-ground planning, many of them women relying on informal networks established during worldwide women&aposs marches on Trump&aposs inauguration and its anniversary.
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The island's government, shouldering $20103 billion in debt it cannot pay, and its bondholders were trying to reach an agreement about how much and which debt it would pay back.
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The Cavs are only a couple games ahead of the Celtics in the East, and James isn't shouldering as much of the scoring load with Kyrie Irving in the backcourt.
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This increased risk, coupled with income differences and cultural attitudes toward family caregiving, results in communities of color shouldering more direct care for people living with dementia than white populations.
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There's more queer representation among pop stars than ever before, with not one, two, or three of them shouldering the burden of getting all manner of queer representation just right.
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The House bill take an axe to the student loan interest tax deduction, which is used by more than 2000 percent of the 0003 million-plus Americans shouldering student debt.
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At their weddings, they are often celebrating a union that they have already sustained for years on their own, rather than suddenly shouldering the expectations of an increasingly brittle institution.
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Decades later, NATO remains the key countervailing force against Russia, though the president has said the U.S. is shouldering too much of the financial burden compared to other member countries.
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I love you, The angles of it scraping atEach throat, shouldering past The swirling dust motesIn those beams of lightThat whatever we now knewWe could let ourselves feel, knewTo climb.
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Carmakers across the globe are struggling to lift investment spending on electric and self-driving vehicles while shouldering heavy investments to overhaul combustion engines to meet more stringent emissions standards.
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Meanwhile, Mayor-elect Pugh has suggested she's worried about Baltimore shouldering the costs of paying for these reforms, and teased plans to ask the state and federal government for help.
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With debate raging about online bullying and Facebook shouldering some of the blame for the spread of fake news, Zuckerberg has spent much of this year traveling around the country.
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At the same time, governments are shouldering more of the burden of investing in the energy sector, the Paris-based advisor to energy-consuming nations said in its annual report.
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In January 1918, he endorsed the amendment as a demonstration of America's moral mission, but also something owed to women for shouldering the burdens of World War I at home.
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While some schools leave graduates shouldering an unbearable mountain of debt, others work with students to make sure they're not taking on more than they'll be able to pay off.
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Taxpayers in states like California and Connecticut certainly have a lot to complain about when it comes to their tax bill, yet residents of Illinois are shouldering a bigger burden.
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In addition to shouldering higher compliance costs, these advisors will have to invest more in their businesses to make the most of this advantage and show they are performing as advertised.
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Ingram announced himself as capable of shouldering a larger load for the short-handed Pelicans, and he did so early, scoring nine first-quarter points to help steady a shaky ship.
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Climate-related disasters have cost the world $650 billion over the last three years, and North America is shouldering most of the burden, according to a new report from Morgan Stanley.
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Having the ability to lean on a union instead of shouldering the weight of negotiation alone would give indie game workers a much-needed relief in oftentimes tense employer-employee relations.
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The shift to online selling may also boost sales, offering customers the ability to browse without shouldering each other out of the way to flip through a dusty rack of clothes.
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There are weeks that I'll be on the road quite a bit, and he'll be shouldering more than his fair share at the office and home, then the dynamic will shift.
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The point is to figure out how much of the burden you're really shouldering, and to figure out if you can "swap" some chores so everyone's doing the things they enjoy.
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The Raptors have a lower ceiling than the Thunder, but both teams ultimately depend on an All-Star point guard and a scoring wing who's capable of shouldering the heavy lifting.
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But most of this episode is about Emily cold-shouldering Lorelai after finding out about her engagement to Max, and Lorelai's resulting bewildered anger — and that will carry you anywhere. 114.
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The videos were mostly filmed outside New York City hospitals, a region currently shouldering the brunt of the current U.S. outbreak, with more than 63,000 cases and more than 1,200 deaths.
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Far from robustly reaffirming NATO's mutual defense commitment in the way that many members hoped he would, Mr. Trump repeated his complaint that the United States was shouldering an unfair burden.
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Britain's Andy Murray is the exception amongst the big guns, shouldering an enormous burden for his country in recent years, including winning the trophy almost single handedly last year in Belgium.
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While premiums for employer-based policies have risen slower than for open market policies, employees are shouldering a larger portion of the cost, and looking for ways to decrease health expenses.
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However, Hickey mentioned that Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Tennessee's financial performance has improved so far in 2017 after shouldering major losses in the first few years of the ACA exchanges.
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"During Mnuchin's tenure, OneWest foreclosed on tens of thousands of families, with California's communities of color shouldering a disproportionate share," says Kevin Stein of the California Reinvestment Coalition, a housing advocacy organization.
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He showed up for our interview accompanied by his girlfriend, Jojo, a friendly personal trainer with a similarly gentle demeanor, whose role as moral support involved shouldering much of the small talk.
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"Every single day, I want us to feel the burden of the responsibility we're shouldering," Cohen told Wired in 2016, referring to Jigsaw's mission to protect the weakest populations of the internet.
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The bills already passed by the House and Senate would significantly curb those tax breaks, leaving some taxpayers in states like New York, California and New Jersey shouldering a higher tax burden.
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While people will tell pollsters they don't like government shutdowns, shouldering the blame for this one, two years out from re-election, will be a distant memory when folks vote in 2020.
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This is perhaps at least as much a psychological aid as a powerful direct source of buying demand, but in the current backdrop it helps investors feel more comfortable shouldering market risk.
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The Warriors decided it made more sense to let Cousins return with mostly second-unit players — and to potentially give a boost to Thompson in shouldering the offensive load with that unit.
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Ms. Mower recalled watching Mr. McQueen — then one of the most revered designers in the world — shouldering his way through crowds outside Ms. Kokosalaki's show in 2002 to see her new work.
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Saudi Arabia was already shouldering the biggest portion of OPEC's cut, as its largest producer, but it has also previously said it would make room for Libyan and Nigerian output if necessary.
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So far, the Kurds have been shouldering too much of this burden on their own without adequate U.S. support, fighting the war on the ground and providing a home for the displaced.
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Trump has frequently argued that the U.S. is shouldering an unfair burden with NATO and, as a presidential candidate, called the alliance "obsolete," though he pivoted away from that position last month.
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Its most recent line-up announcement reflects that, as it's pretty clear that younger-skewing acts are shouldering their way to the front at an event well-known for catering to all ages.
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Put more simply, Blackstone and CVC stand to make a decent return not just from riding the digital payments bandwagon, but for taking on risk that public-market investors are less comfortable shouldering.
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ON JUNE 13th the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, the seventh such increase since it began shouldering rates away from zero in December 2015.
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll this week found that Trump was shouldering the lion's share of the blame, with 49 percent of respondents holding him responsible and just 4 percent blaming congressional Republicans.
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But if Zurich does win, it could cast a chill across the entire market—unless insurers accept that cyber-insurance may involve shouldering the sorts of risks they have previously sought to avoid.
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What's messed up is that these cities—housed in some of the lowest-income counties in the state—are now shouldering both the economic and environmental burden for the rest of the country.
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The data also show that workers are shouldering a lot of those premium increases and are continuing to pay more out of pocket — indicating a steady, slow erosion of employer-based health insurance.
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As these breaches became more commonplace and much larger in scale, big banks and card issuers became weary of shouldering the financial burden and needed to find a way to offload these costs.
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But second, the law expanded Medicaid eligibility to people making up to 138 percent of the federal poverty line, including childless adults, with the federal government shouldering the vast majority of the cost.
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Buoyed by polls showing Trump shouldering the brunt of the blame, Democrats moved ahead with votes on spending bills to reopen individual government agencies even though White House has threatened to veto them.
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This brought to light something Weiss had intuitively known for a while — he didn't have the right team, and he couldn't keep trying to connect with investors while shouldering most of the work.
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Cait Scudder, a business coach for female entrepreneurs says women tend to apologize if a situation — that is completely untied to their own performance or actions — is uncomfortable, shouldering the "blame" almost instinctively.
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Trittin said E.ON, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall, Germany's "big four" power firms, should be allowed to pay the surcharge in instalments as long as they are committed to shouldering long-term liability costs.
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The only thing that's for certain is that things are bound to get only more convoluted — that means more sex, more drugs, and more people shouldering some serious baggage to spice it up.
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Mr. Bush described his father as a genuinely optimistic and selfless man who "valued character over pedigree," looked for the good in everyone, and shared credit in victory while shouldering blame in defeat.
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In exchange, he agreed to foot the bill for a major overhaul, turning the duplex into two apartments, paying for all utilities and shouldering other responsibilities, including replacing and maintaining the building's mechanicals.
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One insider at a Chinese property company insisted, however, that investors coming from the world's second-largest economy have just had a stroke of "bad luck" in shouldering the blame for market forces.
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Shouldering the immense burden of being the cause of Amanda and Tom's discontent and guilt is Madison Ferris, making her Broadway debut in the role of Laura, the reclusive daughter of the family.
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Look at dishes this way and washing up isn't the shouldering of a burden but a renewal of the conditions by which all this — the talking, the eating, the communion — can happen again.
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"It's no longer the governments that's shouldering the bulk of these investments, but rather an increase in the role of the private sector, and we think this is a very good development," he added.
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When journalists sought him out in retirement, at his Georgian house in Bledlow in Buckinghamshire (with its lovingly restored garden and agreeable proportions), they would inevitably raise the subject of his shouldering of blame.
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Peter is 16 years old in this movie, and much is made of the tension between him shouldering the burden of heroism while still being an actual child in a post–Iron Man world.
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Benefiting from several multi-billion-dollar LNG buying sprees, commodity traders from Trafigura to Glencore carved out a niche for themselves by shouldering credit risks for producers, including Qatar, averse to supplying Egypt directly.
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The scandal has prompted major changes at the German group, which is reorganizing its multiple car brands and carving out truck operations while shouldering billions of investments in battery-powered and self-driving vehicles.
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Compared to other high-income countries, a lot more money in the U.S. goes to planning, regulating and managing medical services at the administrative level, and patients end up shouldering much of those costs.
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Kyrgios, one of nine Australian men to start in the main draw, is shouldering his nation's hopes of a first home men's champion since 1976 and could not have asked for a better start.
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Since the proposed rule will apply to all types of higher-education institutions, public, taxpayer-funded schools would also be implicated for shouldering loan discharges, with the obligation for repayment potentially falling on taxpayers.
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This puts small businesses at a competitive disadvantage as they end up shouldering more of the burden of paying for education, infrastructure, research, the military and everything else our nation relies on to succeed.
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Many upper-income earners would be tempted to move, or retire, or shift their financial plans to show fewer wages and all of them, as workers, are shouldering a hefty tax burden as is.
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"While we support the prospect of hosting the World Cup, we cannot agree to terms that would put British Columbians at risk of shouldering potentially huge and unpredictable costs," said Beare in a statement.
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Shouldering through the crowd are a couple of young British soldiers with a stretcher, who are trying to get one of the wounded on board—and maybe, in the process, sneak a berth themselves.
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"New York City is filled with people who work nine to fives, but it is also filled with people who work in film, in television, in fashion," Ms. Callahan said, shouldering her wig bag.
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Convincing her to withdraw the proposal would be an effective admission that she cannot win, and would seem to fulfill that condition — giving lawmakers a way to send her packing without shouldering direct responsibility.
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Put more simply, Blackstone and CVC stand to make a decent return not just from riding the digital payments bandwagon, but also for taking on risk that public-market investors are less comfortable shouldering.
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Many experts say that figure is a gross underestimate, though, because it leaves out myriad hidden costs that are often borne by prisoners and their loved ones, with women overwhelmingly shouldering the financial burden.
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The president's point is that the United States is shouldering much of the budget for NATO, which was designed to counter the former Soviet Union and still acts as a bulwark against Russian aggression.
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In a widely trailed announcement Friday, the US State Department said it was ending funding for UNRWA because it believed the United States was shouldering too much of the burden of paying for it.
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That's the difference between owning a home and struggling to make rent; between sending kids to college comfortably, or shouldering years of debt; between retiring with security or facing financial insecurity later in life.
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Trump has been complaining since taking office that some NATO members don&apost spend enough on defense, leaving the U.S. shouldering too much of the burden, and it&aposs an issue that predates his tenure.
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And it has embarked on a protracted war in Yemen that is earning it U.S. condemnation even though the Saudis see themselves as shouldering their region's security challenges just as the White House has asked.
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While some of the people we heard from were still covered under their families' health insurance, there was a perceivable air of unease among them when it came to thinking about shouldering these costs alone.
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But most economists assume that workers end up shouldering the cost of their employer insurance today through reduced wages, and that would continue if premiums were replaced with a tax to fund Medicare for All.
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Oladipo is shouldering the lightest shot-creation burden of his career so far, but he also has shown meaningful change and growth in areas that have helped the Thunder on both ends of the floor.
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Further, the virtual absence of prevention and recovery guidance and resources leaves individual schools and local departments of education shouldering the burden along with their own budget challenges, without the guidance of a national strategy.
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The Futures Industry Association sent a letter to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Wednesday raising concerns about the volatility of digital currencies and the risks clearing firms will be shouldering once futures trading begins.
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By now, the Kipling we know, or think we know — blustery, bullying, shouldering the "white man's burden" — has become the very model of incorrectness: a jingoist, an imperialist, a warmonger, a racist and a misogynist.
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One-child families are becoming more and more common, and if you're an only child whose parents don't have a large network of siblings and cousins, you might be the only person shouldering the burden.
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His decision to testify is itself a sign of fissures in the support for Mr. Trump, evidence that even some defenders have balked at shouldering the legal and reputational costs of thwarting the impeachment inquiry.
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In Indonesia, where President Joko Widodo also runs for a new mandate next year, the government has pledged to keep electricity and diesel prices steady until 2019, with state-owned firm Pertamina shouldering the burden.
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Forcing Iran to concede or continue shouldering such a heavy financial burden, particularly at a time when its citizens are protesting bread-and-butter issue in the streets, is both a worthy and cunning approach.
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The hatred for the Washington power establishment is what propelled President Trump to victory, and that's evident in polls that show McConnell shouldering a brutal 18 percent approval rating even in his own home state.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germans could get up to 5,000 euros ($5,500) to buy an electric car under government proposals which involve the auto industry shouldering 40 percent of the cost, government sources told Reuters on Friday.
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One official told CNN that Trump's decision to withhold the money was related to concerns the president had about "corruption" in Ukraine, and about Europe shouldering more of the financial burden for supporting Ukraine's defense.
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Finally, he could have made a call for a new commitment to comity in our country by shouldering some of the blame for the current climate and calling on the Democrats to do the same.
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Instead of shouldering the costs of parking, maintenance and insurance for a car that sits idle 90% of the day, customers will instead opt for a subscription-based car sharing platform, according to ABI Research.
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And with solid performances by Cranston, and Hart, who shows here that he is more than capable of shouldering a dramatic role, the film could have squeezed past January audiences as an adequate, if forgettable adaptation.
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The rapid rollout of 5G depends on whether antitrust regulators allow telecoms markets to consolidate, said Suri, adding that this would create stronger players capable of shouldering the vast investment needed to overhaul and upgrade networks.
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But with the institutions around them — the ones that were supposed to protect Mujey: her school, law enforcement, the courts, the government — dodging any responsibility for her death, Mujey's family has been left shouldering it all.
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Puerto Rico, shouldering $72 billion in debt, has filed the biggest government bankruptcy in U.S. history as it reels from a shrinking population, a 45 percent poverty rate and near-insolvent public health and retirement systems.
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ABOUT THE KINGS (21-27): Gay missed four of the last six games in January with heel and eye injuries but looked plenty healthy in shouldering more of the scoring load with Cousins out on Monday.
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But rather than shouldering the fault for this error, someone from the company apparently pointed to screenshots of Google Maps, which mistakenly lists the woman's duplex at the address that was scheduled for demolition, WFAA reports.
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After shouldering their way to a surprise playoff berth last season and bringing in prized Warriors assistant Alvin Gentry as coach over the summer, the Pelicans showed all the markers of a team on the upswing.
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Shouldering the white man's burden later in the decade, the RAF developed this form of "imperial policing" in Iraq, which allowed the British to reduce the ground costs of empire while totalizing control from the air.
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Shouldering open the door, we found an establishment called Tep Bar, whose interior was lined with century-old worn teak and crowded with arty Thais; the ambience lay somewhere between a speakeasy and an opium den.
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In the most recent round of cuts, agreed in November and December 2016, Saudi Arabia and the GCC are again shouldering the biggest share, despite spending months insisting this is what they would not do again.
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A bill meant to help medical patients will most likely set up a battle with insurance companies, hospitals and doctors, stakeholders that will be looking to avoid shouldering the burden if consumers end up seeing relief.
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While she is ready to leave much of what haunted her in Oregon behind, Gililland will continue shouldering the burden of her legal struggle, hoping that her new community will embrace her wholly and without judgement.
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I firmly believe that this experience has further informed his understanding of PTSD and that he will do all that is necessary to support veterans who are shouldering the emotional burden of the atrocities of war.
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And what we know is that right now the burden is way out of whack and proportionately lower- and middle-income Americans, relative to wealthy Americans [and] corporations, are shouldering far too much of that burden.
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Which brings us back to a central conundrum: While it may sound satisfying to fine PG&E, experts say almost any path forward will involve people paying — and executives won't be shouldering most of the burden.
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I have see citizens who love our country shouldering the responsibility to change it, our judiciary upholding our American values, and local governors and mayors stepping in to pass legislation for paid leave and paid sick days.
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Plus, children aside, many people in this age demographic are increasingly responsible for their own parents — all while shouldering the high cost of living around the country, expensive medical bills, and the shadow of student loan debt.
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The European Union's efforts to close its own borders to asylum seekers and refugees has sent a powerfully negative message to countries in the region that are already shouldering the lion's share of responsibility for Syrian refugees.
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Meanwhile, government ministers invoke the influx of Ukrainians as an excuse for defying EU demands to accept refugees from the Middle East, saying their country is already shouldering the burden of migration from a war-torn country.
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In a memorandum attached to the report, the FAA pointed to its success at reducing costs and boosting efficiency in specific programs, while shouldering a dramatic increase in security-related costs and operational demands since the Sept.
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Chongqing Journal CHONGQING, China — After shouldering loads up and down steep hills here for 2450 years, Niu Dancheng knows the exact number of stairs to the Yangtze River docks where he often finds work as a porter.
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International customers were estimated to be responsible for $3.7 billion of the $10.8 billion software development costs, with the United States shouldering the rest, spending about $1 billion per year over the seven-year plan, Winter said.
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These policies have become increasingly popular, partly because they are being marketed as a way to provide another layer of financial support now that consumers are shouldering an ever-rising share of medical expenses out of pocket.
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She "could do worse," indeed, and after enough back-and-forthing and cold-shouldering to set the corridors of a high school ablaze, the two appear to be on track to cofounding a Mason pork-products empire.
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Some of them remain starters while merely shouldering lighter minute burdens and carrying slightly lower usage rates, others make a permanent move to the bench and become supplementary players, and still others vanish from the league entirely.
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That sense of grievance and anxiety over the new arrivals — particularly in countries like Germany and Italy where people perceived they were shouldering more than their share of the burden — has been stoked by xenophobic populist movements.
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"We cannot continue the political Ping-Pong of who is finally responsible for shouldering the responsibility of migration or protecting external borders," Dimitris Avramopoulos, the European commissioner for migration, home affairs and citizenship, said Tuesday in Strasbourg.
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Unlike a traditional carbon tax, however, all of the revenue raised would be returned to the American public in the form of monthly dividends, ensuring that households and families are not shouldering the burden of the tax.
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Decisions his administration made about how much the state would pay for city shelters, public assistance programs and homelessness-prevention initiatives have left the city shouldering more and more of the burden, even as that burden has swelled.
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On ABC's "The View," O'Rourke said that he was more aware of some of the missteps he made, including the Vanity Fair comments, his road trip and flippant comments about his wife shouldering much of the parenting burden.
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The trend of cities and states increasing minimum wage requirements could lead to higher menu prices at McDonald's as franchisees push back against corporate for help shouldering the labor squeeze, Morningstar consumer analyst R.J. Hottovy told CNBC Wednesday.
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With a convincing Natalie Portman handling the title role, Jackie centers on Kennedy's time as the first lady, creating a close, complex portrait of the famously calm and studiously regal woman shouldering an entire nation's pain and sorrow.
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The tale of the latest Facebook data spill, announced Wednesday by security outfit Upguard, has a unique new twist: No one is shouldering responsibility for the half a billion user records that were exposed on a public server.
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In fact, with fog computing shouldering the burden of short-term analytics at the edge, cloud resources will be freed to take on the heavier tasks, especially where the analysis of historical data and large datasets is concerned.
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Students as young as 225, dressed in easily identifiable uniforms and shouldering boxy leather backpacks, travel to school on their own, their families secure in the knowledge that Japan is one of the safest countries in the world.
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The poll showed 2900 percent of registered voters said that tariffs imposed on Chinese products ultimately hurt the U.S. more than China, while 220006 percent said that American consumers are shouldering most of the burden of those tariffs.
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GPIF currently entrusts its deposits to a trust bank arm of Mitsubishi Financial Group, which had been shouldering the cost of a 0.1 percent charge the BOJ imposes on a portion of excess reserves parked with the central bank.
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Thus China woos South Asian nations that want a hedge against India, Central Asian governments that want to keep Russia at bay, and countries on the EU's southern and eastern fringes tired of nagging or cold-shouldering by Brussels.
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"Lending out more also means shouldering more risks, we cannot cover every SME that is impacted," said one manager at a local commercial bank in eastern China, who requested anonymity as he's not authorized to speak to the media.
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Okinawans have long resented shouldering what they consider to be a disproportionate burden of hosting the American military, an issue that has resonated powerfully among Okinawans since the 1995 rape of a 73-year old schoolgirl by U.S. servicemen.
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The first OPEC and non-OPEC deal since 2001 will see Russia, the world's top producer, shouldering most of the non-OPEC cuts, with a commitment to reduce output by 300,000 bpd over the first half of next year.
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The drivers, who were treated as independent contractors for the delivery service, said they were required to wear the company's uniform and display its logo, while providing their own vehicles and shouldering all the costs associated with the deliveries.
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"Lending out more also means shouldering more risks, we cannot cover every SME that is impacted," said one manager at a local commercial bank in eastern China, who requested anonymity as he's not authorized to speak to the media.
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Benefiting from several Egyptian multi-billion-dollar LNG buying sprees, commodity traders from Trafigura to Glencore, Vitol and Noble Group carved out a niche for themselves by shouldering credit risks for producers, including Qatar, averse to supplying Egypt directly.
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Sometimes, after the last snow in May, after the red-winged blackbird clutches the spine of the cattail, after he leans forward, droops his wings, and flashes his epaulets, I imagine shouldering the yellow center lines of the road.
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Rather than looking for a job, he argues, people could choose to go uninsured; when they eventually needed medical care, hospitals (including public hospitals funded via tax dollars just like Medicaid) would end up shouldering their emergency room bills.
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The government has already announced a range of measures including shouldering the full cost for sick leave from companies for a period of time, as well as the brunt of the cost for temporary redundancies due to the crisis.
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President Donald Trump has been sharply critical of NATO, calling into question the efficacy of the alliance, complaining about the United State shouldering too much of the financial burden and even threatening to pull out of the military partnership.
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Though perhaps only marginally observed, it offered at least a degree of restraint on a relaunch of a debilitating nuclear arms race that Russia is more capable of shouldering now than under the weak and nearly bankrupt Soviet regime.
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George Springer homered in each of his first three plate appearances, shouldering the load until the Houston Astros broke free with a six-run fifth inning in their 214-210 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Already shouldering a big burden as playing captain, Tiger Woods' Presidents Cup load grew heavier on Thursday after the United States crashed to a 4-1 deficit after the first round of fourball matches at Royal Melbourne.
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They argued that they were required to wear the company's uniform and display its logo, while providing their own vehicles and shouldering all the costs associated with the deliveries, and thus should be classified as employees, not independent contractors.
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I want our procession to be led by a bunch of men our age with beer guts pushing their shirt buttons apart, shouldering a statue of whoever our appropriate goddess is — possibly Coatlicue, an Aztec Earth Goddess, or maybe Hillary Clinton.
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"There is no question that Jordan has been shouldering this problem on their own for all these years, and it is straining the resources of the country," said Karl Schembri, a spokesman for the group based in Amman, the Jordanian capital.
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The Tuscan bank is grappling with falling revenues and high bad loans that led to an 20.8137 billion euro ($10 billion) bailout last year, with Rome injecting 3.9 billion euros into the country's fourth-largest bank and investors shouldering the rest.
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What's more striking to me about the spycraft differential — and where I think this vague sense of gendered work may stem from — is the extent to which Elizabeth specifically is shouldering all the "dirty work" she used to split with Philip.
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The ring of prisoners involved with this data heist have been shipped off to other facilities, and MCI are shouldering the blame for not only allowing it to happen, but failing to notify Ohio State Highway Patrol as regulations apparently dictate.
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This came as no surprise to me, it simply reinforced my life-learned belief that equality is not an inalienable right and that women would always be working just as hard for less money while shouldering more responsibility at home.
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PYEONGTAEK, South Korea (Reuters) - The chief of the U.S. military forces commended South Korea for shouldering nearly all the cost of building the largest U.S. overseas military base, in a speech at the formal opening of the new headquarters in Pyeongtaek.
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Monte dei Paschi is grappling with falling revenues and high bad loans that led to an 20.8137 billion euro ($10 billion) bailout last year, with Rome injecting 3.9 billion euros into the country's fourth-largest bank and investors shouldering the rest.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe and Canada will raise defense spending at the fastest pace for three years in 229, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday, partly aimed at showing the United States they are committed to shouldering more costs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump complained on Monday that the United States is shouldering an unfair burden of the cost of the United Nations, but said if the world body reforms how it operates, the investment would be worth it.
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The actress who plays the youngest iteration of Jenny, Isabelle Nélisse, is really the star of the film, as she does such an amazing job of transmitting wide-eyed naiveté while also shouldering the most painful and disturbing storyline on screen.
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" Read more: Even Trump is now admitting that US companies like Apple may be shouldering the cost of his China tariffsIn it, he wrote, "As macrowave traders go, Ron Vara is in a league of his own — a very major league.
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The government has already announced a range of measures including a tax amnesty, partial payment of sick leave costs for companies for a period of time, as well as shouldering the bulk of costs for temporary redundancies due to the crisis.
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What he found in a partner was someone who relieves the pressure on him of conforming to conventional masculine stereotypes like shouldering a shotgun when the guys in the family put on camo gear and go hunting on Thanksgiving Day.
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When "Marriage Story" begins, Charlie's wife, Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) has moved on and is moving out, but it takes Charlie ages to realize that things will never go back to normal, and that he is now shouldering a significant loss.
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Unlike mortgages, student loans cannot typically be shed or restructured, which means that more Americans are shouldering a type of debt that could weigh them down for the rest of their lives, preventing them from buying homes or starting businesses.
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It said the states expected the federal government to bear half of the costs related to refugees but added that the federal finance ministry thinks Berlin is already shouldering more than that and does not think the states' calculations are justified.
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With Bell shouldering the load for his team's offense, Pittsburgh's defense struggled some to contain the Buffalo offense in the second half, but ultimately did enough to secure the Steelers' eighth win of the season while dropping Buffalo's record below .500.
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With no guarantee on the type or number of deliveries they'd be making, shouldering all the liability, and facing termination at any time for any reason, life for Dynamex workers seems both grim and totally ordinary in the landscape of gig work.
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Three days later, Mr Roberts had his two aces join forces again, with Mr Kershaw shutting out the Chicago Cubs for seven innings and Mr Jansen shouldering the relatively heavy load of another two-inning save, to polish off a 1-0 victory.
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In addition to its restructuring of the individual insurance markets, the Affordable Care Act expanded Medicaid eligibility to people making up to 138 percent of the federal poverty line, including childless adults, with the federal government shouldering the vast majority of the cost.
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"There are two kinds of stories on this trip," said one of the men, Rafael Lesveri Pérez, a 21-year-old Guatemalan and three-time veteran of the journey, shouldering his bag as the group prepared to set off with the smuggler.
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Trump, who defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton in the U.S. presidential election this week, praised Putin repeatedly during his campaign and questioned whether the United States should defend NATO allies that were not shouldering their fair share of the financial burden in the alliance.
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It promises to be a momentous final week of the season for world number eight Goffin who this time next week will be shouldering Belgium's hopes of winning the Davis Cup for the first time in the final against France in Lille.
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"In our current time, as increasing numbers of women step forward to run for political office, shouldering responsibilities for running often vast and divided countries, the warrior archetype needs to be with them, along with the compassionate heart of the lover," says Grahn.
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Trump last week called for using $200 billion in new federal spending over 10 years in an effort to stimulate $1.5 trillion in infrastructure spending, largely through states shouldering most of the costs and relying on unspecified spending cuts to pay for repairs.
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The drivers for the delivery service first brought their case over a decade ago, arguing that they were required to wear the company's uniform and display its logo, while providing their own vehicles and shouldering all the costs associated with the deliveries.
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So, when it came time for White House officials to answer for this, instead of shouldering the obvious blame for poor communication with one of Trump's top officials, or admitting they had simply changed their minds, they threw Haley under the bus.
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"He's shouldering the responsibility, but I also know that deep down he is overwhelmed by the events and still doing amazingly well," said Rabbi Aaron Gaber, who worked alongside Myers for seven years at Congregation Beth Judah in Ventnor City, New Jersey.
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EditorsNote: Small changes throughout George Springer homered in each of his first three plate appearances, shouldering the load until the Houston Astros broke free with a six-run fifth inning in their 13-5 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.
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Why it could work: The power of this novel rests in its explication of the deep emotional and physical toll taken on the walk's participants, all of whom come into the race shouldering the broader social effects of a deeply oppressive government.
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Gazprom is the sole shareholder in Nord Stream-2, shouldering 50 percent of the cost of the pipeline, which will be able to carry 55 billion cubic meters of gas a year into a terminal in Germany and is due to start operating in 2019.
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This generally happens at six to eight weeks, and, as history would have it, it was never a happy experience for me, shouldering the disappointment of not just myself in those moments, but everyone in the room connected to our hope of having a child.
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Reddit has been conspicuously silent in shouldering blame for giving an audience and a recruitment center to this groundswell of bigotry, despite harboring its most prominent community—one which openly mocks the leadership and rules of the very platform that allowed it to proliferate.
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What's interesting is the fact that single millennials who choose to live alone, and are therefore relegated to shouldering the full burden of rent, the electric bill, and a Netflix subscription, also make less money compared to people their age 20 to 30 years ago.
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And, if the newbies thrill to Sylvia Hoeks as a Terminator-style replicant, assigned to track the hero in his quest, try not to ruin their fun by mentioning Rutger Hauer, who, shouldering a similar role in 1982, brought us the poetry of implacability.
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"The blame for this crisis lies on the state, and instead what we've seen is that the children are shouldering the blame," said Lindsay Heck, a lawyer at White & Case, a New York-based law firm that has worked on the case pro bono.
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At the heart of his speech was his assertion that the U.S. is shouldering an unfair burden of NATO's defense costs, and that member countries must spend at least two percent of their GDP on defense, a target that all members agreed on in 85033.
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No matter the job title, the gig of most every aide to a member of Congress is essentially the same: to help make it appear that the elected representative — "the name on the door," as some aides put it — is shouldering the work alone.
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Others say Mr Mattis is in cahoots with Joseph Dunford, a serving four-star Marine general and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, or with H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser (an army lieutenant-general still on active service but shouldering a mere three stars).
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However, the survey also showed a dramatic spike in the number of people who are enrolled in so-called high-deductible health plans, which require them to directly pay a larger share of their medical costs out of pocket, as opposed their plan shouldering that cost.
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Despite the fact that student loan debt has ballooned to $21 trillion and that the average 240 college graduate is shouldering $37,172 in loans, only four in 10 high school seniors believe they'll be borrowing in the name of higher education, according to new research from Navient.
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It aimed to raise more than $7 billion requested by the United Nations for Syria, and about $1.3 billion requested by countries in the region -- Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey -- which are shouldering the brunt of the humanitarian burden caused by crisis, housing about 4.6 million refugees.
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After a prologue sung by the violin-shouldering Marques Toliver, the houses of Montague and Capulet are immediately put at odds, via a stirring, scrappy fight sequence among Mercutio (an antic Max Woertendyke), Benvolio (a hearty Danny Rivera) and Tybalt (a nicely sly Jorge Eliézer Chacón).
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It was a decision in keeping with the way Macron has quickly consolidated his power in France, shouldering the stagecraft of the presidency as he seeks to dominate parliamentary elections this month that are crucial to his hopes of pulling off sweeping labor and economic reforms.
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Even for a large BID like the Village Alliance, shouldering the costs of the single sculpture would eat 14 percent of its $1.4 million budget, which must also cover year-round expenses for street cleaning, public safety and business development for one of downtown's busiest areas.
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Warren also wants to further address several longstanding progressive concerns about Social Security, including the idea that it unfairly treats the poorest workers, the disabled, and people (primarily women) who spent many of their prime working years out of the paid workforce shouldering family care responsibilities.
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Holly Campbell, a spokeswoman for PhRMA — the main trade group representing the industry — pointed out that drug price growth has slowed down in recent years, and that as deductibles and other forms of cost sharing rise rise, patients end up shouldering more of the cost of their medicines.
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Nord Stream 2 AG, which will double the existing Nord Stream 1 capacity from 55 billion cubic meters of gas a year, is owned by Gazprom, which is taking on half of the planned costs of 9.5 billion euros ($10.70 billion), with five European energy companies shouldering the remainder.
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His chin gives way to his neck via a doughy slope; his eyelids droop enough almost to surpass calmness and suggest boredom; his mouth, when he throws, bends into an expression not of athlete-ish strain but of household labor, as if he's shouldering a sofa into place.
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Sunderland said the failure of that response fueled a growing sense of grievance and anxiety over the new arrivals — particularly in countries where people perceived they were shouldering more than their share of the burden — that was fueled by rising national populist movements like Germany's AfD and Italy's Lega.
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In Los Angeles, a city already shouldering an ignoble history of ethnic displacement, the current pinches of gentrification have been primarily felt by people of color in the lower-income communities surrounding downtown, where residents have watched helplessly as the landscape of their birthplaces have changed, seemingly overnight.
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The more angry her own members of Parliament grew at her swing away from a hard Brexit, the more sympathy she seemed to attract outside Westminster for the extra burden being placed on her by her own side at a time when she is shouldering the heaviest of loads.
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Daniel B. Shapiro, who served as the United States ambassador to Israel from 2011 to 2017, said that successive Israeli governments had seen "great value" in the American humanitarian assistance, in part because it saved Israel from shouldering the cost and also because it provided a more secure environment.
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As a society, we experience these costs by paying our taxes (which then go to organizations like FEMA to provide relief in climate disasters), shouldering the increasing costs of healthcare for pollution-caused disease and illness, and experiencing the economic effects of drought, sea level rise, and wildfires.
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Republicans in Congress shouldering more blame in poll A plurality of Americans (38%) say disagreement among Republicans in Congress is the main reason for the lack of major legislation so far this term, while a quarter each blame a lack of leadership from President Trump (26%) and opposition from Democrats (25%).
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The Durbin amendment—added to Dodd-Frank at the last minute, without a hearing or analysis of the rule's impacts—has earned more than three strikes over the past six years it's been law, yet Congress squandered an opportunity to relieve consumers from the burden they've been shouldering for years.
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Big price... His stern remarks on Sunday came after he has in recent weeks indicated he'd like to bring U.S. troops home from Syria "very soon," saying the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is nearly defeated and the U.S. is shouldering a large cost to remain in the region.
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The ceremony, on a May morning in 1968, bordered on the pagan: All 60 kids marched slowly, piously, in a procession toward the church, led by the pastor and assistant priests, with altar boys shouldering a large statue of the Virgin Mary on a wooden pallet, her head wreathed in white roses.
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And I was so struck by the amount of trauma he was shouldering that I really started to think about all of the ripple effects on these towns, and all of the different communities that this must be affecting, outside of just the parents—who, of course, the entire world was crying for.
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On top of the timing argument, there are other complaints from top Democrats about Clinton looking backward instead of forward, playing the blame game while not shouldering any of that blame herself, making this about her versus former primary opponent Bernie Sanders, and just generally not shutting up when they want her to.
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The drivers for the delivery service first brought their case over a decade ago, arguing that they were required to wear the company's uniform and display its logo, while providing their own vehicles and shouldering all the costs associated with the deliveries, and thus should be classified as employees, not independent contractors.
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Calhoun was the runner-up for the CEO job in 2005, when McNerney nabbed it, and he's a shoo-in for the post when and if the board finally decides to can Dennis Muilenburg, a lifelong Boeing employee and engineer now shouldering the challenge of managing through the aftermath of the MAX fiasco.
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Small businesses that don't currently insure their workers could be worse off because their taxes will increase without a reduction in premiums, and higher income, well-insured people, as well as many businesses (who pay more tax in general) will end up shouldering the majority of the funds needed to support such a model.
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Granted, "The X-Files" always wrestled with how to balance its spooky "The Night Stalker"-inspired origins as it delved deeper into its alien-invasion/who's-your-daddy issues, and if anything, shouldering the baggage from nine seasons (10 if you count the last truncated turn) and a couple of movies has seriously exacerbated that juggling act.
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As a result, it's uncertain how transfer students and part-time students fare in college—which leaves out a pretty large part of the student population, considering how many people start off at a community college and transfer to a four-year school or return to attain or finish their degrees while also shouldering family and work obligations.
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Mothers in Japan, like Yoshiko Nishimasa, above, are shouldering most of the work at home, including daily preschool paperwork, with little help from fathers; thousands of agricultural families descend on Denver for a 16-day celebration of Western heritage; and 63 years ago, a retired actor found a Greenwich Village apartment for $90 a month and never left.
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Yet Miao's artistic journey is solitary, and increasingly it is looking like the fleece he seeks is as elusive as the original, best represented by the final scene in this piece, which forced viewers to avert their eyes even as the artist was left vulnerable, shouldering a burning pile of pages that will never be read again.
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There are now three strung across the state in a wide triangle and shouldering an increasingly heavy patient load as the South continues to solidify its position as one of the largest abortion deserts in the US. Only one provider, the Women's Center in Huntsville, performs abortions on clients who are up to 16 weeks pregnant, the state's current legal limit.
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In case anyone had missed the point, Trump national security adviser H.R. McMaster and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn took to the pages of The Wall Street Journal recently to make clear that the new President expects other countries to pay any price and bear any burden that the United States doesn't feel like shouldering in other parts of the world.
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A millennial, she is at the vanguard of a new cohort of brilliant, young, tech-savvy academics who are conducting important research in science and technology while also gracefully shouldering the responsibility of helping transform the way many of us think about what it means to be a scientist or technologist and who we think of when we imagine those categories.
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If Sanders becomes the Democrats' nominee, refuses to take Bloomberg's money and ends up losing to Trump in the fall, he will become the bête noire of the Democratic party, shouldering the blame for four more years very of a Trump presidency that has already weakened our institutions, eroded the rule of law and gravely undermined America's standing in world.
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"Their abuse is more mental, but sometimes the guards are abusing them while they are searching, forcing them to get naked..." While human rights groups have largely pointed to the Houthis as shouldering most of the blame for wrongful imprisonment and mistreatment, the Associated Press reports that at least 2,000 men have absconded into secret prisons operated by the UAE, a partner in the Saudi-led coalition.
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Those who have continued living in Puerto Rico, day by day, raising their kids on an island that, while beautiful, is too often affected by the hardships of finding available medical care, of paying the most expensive utilities in the nation, of fearing cuts to the educational engine that transitioned the island to a highly educated society and of shouldering the fear of crime.
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That is less surprising when one realizes that for all the stories about harried workers in the Midwest shouldering an unbearable tax burden, tax relief since Reagan's fateful State of the Union speech has mostly been aimed at benefiting the well-to-do: The average tax rate for Americans in the bottom half of the income pile was higher in 2014 than it was in 1980.
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But what I'll tell you is that reforming the capital gains tax system, including some kind of mark-to-market reform so that it keeps pace, some kind of financial transactions tax — these are all part of a broad portfolio that collectively have the effect of making sure that the corporations and the wealthy people who own them are shouldering a greater share of the burden.
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Brittany -- who also believes the media has unfairly made it look like Kim is shouldering the effort -- tells us there's been a lot of grousing within many of the advocacy groups ... she says lots of folks believe the media is placing too big a focus on Kim just because she's a celeb, and they feel the media is overlooking their efforts which have spanned decades.
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Shouldering through the mobs that turned out for opening night, Ms. Frisa conducted a visitor through the galleries, past cases displaying custom travel trunks covered in zebra hide, past a severely beautiful Tom Ford dress, past an elaborate fitted picnic set from the 1960s replete with plates, cups and utensils (though only for two), and then stopped beneath a large equestrian oil portrait by Domenico Induno chosen by Mr. Michele.
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Why was I so wrapped up in the thought of giving up some superficial events — weekly Bachelor viewings and backyard birthday parties, the first week of classes and the last goodbyes to my favorite professors, sunsets shared with my roommate and commencement celebrations soon to be shared with my family—when there are people in this world shouldering hardships brought on by the coronavirus that are way worse?
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Though we are now in a moment where society doesn't necessarily emasculate men if their wives and partners make more money, Wong's need to overcompensate for time away from the home — by shouldering the bulk of the childcare — is not far off from the greater trend regarding division of labor in the U.S. A 2015 Pew study found that 54% of straight couples in working-parent households report that the woman still does the bulk of childcare.
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Here's my favorite — I am a sucker for the "burdens on liberty" language here: Despite the context of this particular action, no legal principle would limit the use of this technology to domestic terrorism cases—but even if such limitations could be imposed, it would only drive our adversaries further underground, using encryption technology made by foreign companies that cannot be conscripted into U.S. government service — leaving law-abiding individuals shouldering all of the burdens on liberty, without any offsetting benefit to public safety.
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