A vote to exit "would be a signal for separatists and also a certain signal for radical nationalists who have a program of breaking up the EU," Sobotka said.
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Reconciling the reward signal for climate health (the concentration of CO₂ in the atmosphere) with the reward signal for oil companies (share price) requires satisfying many human beings with conflicted motivations.
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"The Fed rarely resists the signal for long," he said.
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But most importantly, the campaign is a signal for expansion.
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Weak industrial demand gave a bearish signal for oil demand.
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That phenomena has been a reliable signal for oncoming recessions.
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"This is an alarming signal for our country," he said.
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"This is a very good signal for the market," one said.
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This may be the easiest signal for individual investors to monitor.
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This does not mean a "sell signal" for investors, Gordon said.
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That was the signal for the mouse to press a lever.
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Use Signal for messaging, and in place of email, where possible.
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I've been using Signal for several years, since it was TextSecure.
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Right now, the NHL doesn't have a signal for replay reviews.
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A strengthening dollar isn't necessarily a bearish signal for U.S. equities.
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That sent a positive signal for growth into the second quarter.
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It's best to use Signal for desktop when chatting with people.
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But investors have taken it as a negative signal for stocks.
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Prisoners have been using flashlights to signal for help at night.
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"I think it's a bad signal for the Democrats," Trump added.
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But these manual highlights are also a learning signal for the tech.
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Should you have a heads-up signal for when things happen spontaneously?
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Anithistamines, meanwhile, block the body's histamines that signal for a runny response.
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Because sentiment is a contrarian indicator, that's a negative signal for stocks.
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"The ruling is a positive signal for international cooperation," the official said.
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US Senate Can Now Officially Use Signal For Encrypted ChatsSuck it, CIA.
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In the middle, the ISM signal for stocks is mostly just noise.
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"That was like the bat signal for 'Game of Zones,'" Adam said.
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And that means there might be one powerful signal for each civilization.
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On one of those nights, they detected the signal for water vapor.
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That would usually be a signal for bond yields to rise, not fall.
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A strong signal for all creative sectors, press, researchers, educators & cultural heritage institutions.
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That should serve as a signal for the rest of the retail sector.
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Or for Bush himself to give them a signal for what to do.
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If you're using Signal for secure messaging, here's something to be aware of.
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"That was the bat signal for me — 'Rent' changed my life," he said.
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The VDMA engineering association said the vote was "an alarm signal" for companies.
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It was another signal for Bell Pottinger to discontinue its relationship with Oakbay.
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A sustained break above $0.80 is a signal for trend continuation toward $0.835.
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Ananya said that was a signal for her to stay calm and focus.
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The bond market has been flashing its recession signal for a while now.
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These days it can be tough to hear the signal for the noise.
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It's suggesting default risks are rising — an ominous signal for the stock market.
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A large number of advancing issues is a bullish signal for market sentiment.
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Eventually she found a flashlight and tried to use it to signal for help.
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The only hint of its underlying security is when using Signal for phone calls.
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That meant that the cells somehow remembered the first signal for a short time.
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Further, U.S. unemployment rates remain low nationwide, a key signal for the borrowing economy.
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The index is perhaps most valuable as an early-warning signal for potential conflict.
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It was rare, unusual and a signal for the rest of the music industry.
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The current fall below $0.715 is the signal for a resumption of the downtrend.
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"You need a lot of people" to see a clear signal for individual genes.
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Sweetness is typically a signal for carbohydrates, a very readily available source of calories.
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" Jones, who supports Biden, said it was "an important signal for folks like me.
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Something somewhere changed the signal for him only, leading to the aforementioned audio hallucination.
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A fall of more than 10 percent is a signal for a trend change.
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SO THERE HAS BEEN A DOW THEORY BY SIGNAL FOR A LONG, LONG TIME.
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It's your body's signal for survival, and thus deserves to be treated with respect.
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But what does Sanders' impressive haul signal for his chances of winning the nomination?
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"For FedEx, it's really kind of a classic buy signal for us," said Wald.
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Under the change, a team can signal for a walk without pitches being thrown.
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On the other hand, measles could also be a signal for a bigger problem.
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Unfortunately, this is also the signal for opponents to re-launch their fear campaign.
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But in the meantime, limited service will also be available in the form of timed passes — you'll have no signal for 55 minutes, then signal for five, during which you can send and receive what may be a critical text or location.
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That is what the market calls inversion and has been a recession signal for decades.
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But the smaller inventory build is a good signal for growth in the coming quarters.
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But a smaller inventory build is a good signal for growth in the coming quarters.
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It could provide an important bullish technical signal for the pound in the near-term.
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Strategists said a cash balance ahead of that average was a "buy" signal for equities.
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That should make investors cautious about using bond yields as a buy signal for equities.
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A move below $6,500 is a strong technical signal for a sell-off, FxPro said.
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Jones's unlikely victory in Alabama counts as another positive signal for Democrats heading into 2018.
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This also is a positive signal for all the countries that remain on the list.
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The gut flora in the Golden Cow constituted the shut-off signal for the plague.
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None of this amounts to an all-clear signal for a re-risking of portfolios.
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"A consolidation above that level could be the signal for a push higher," he said.
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Earlier, she had said the conference would send out a signal for a new start.
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The missed deadlines are a warning signal for a peace agreement that still faces formidable critics.
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Jörg Meuthen, AfD's chief, said the U.S. result was a "very good signal for the world".
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Analysts weren't certain that the weak trade figures were a signal for slower economic growth ahead.
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You could make the coaches do it too, whenever they wanted to signal for a challenge.
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The Senate Sergeant at Arms has approved the encrypted messaging app Signal for lawmakers and staff.
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"A significant safety signal for hepatotoxicity was observed in the solithromycin development program," agency reviewers noted.
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And if history is any guide, gold's big quarter could be a bullish signal for stocks.
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Facebook just broke above a key level, and this could be a signal for more gains.
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However, he sees this as a buy signal for stocks, rather than a signal to flee.
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It's a warning signal for Trump, who has been shunned by blacks, Latinos and millennial voters.
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We are supposed to forget where they came from and what they signal for this planet.
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When you had an audition at a private apartment, it was a signal for a trap.
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The majority prefer to communicate via Facebook and WhatsApp, then Telegram and Signal for security reasons.
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I use encrypted chat programs like WhatsApp and Signal for communicating with sources and, increasingly, colleagues.
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"I think this window of heavy supply is not a good signal for Lebanon," he said.
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"We think there could not be a better signal for investors to revive optimism," he said.
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Asked about a touchdown, Wyatt launched both hands over his head, the referee's signal for a score.
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But if history is any guide, this milestone may be a bearish signal for the precious metal.
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Kevin Cramer said it's a "very chilling signal" for the future of infrastructure in the United States.
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When I would try to call back, I would receive a busy signal for over 2130 hours.
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I've been trying to locate Artemis' signal for weeks, and now this alien is offering some help.
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However, he does believe that the current oil rally is actually a positive signal for the economy.
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Based on his last found position, though, it's likely that Bajorat was trying to signal for help.
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While New Balance became a signal for "white power," wearing a safety pin became a symbol inclusivity.
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Some on Wall Street also believe Apple's recent downward volatility is a negative signal for the market.
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ARE YOU LOOKING AT THAT MARKET AS A SIGNAL FOR WHAT IT MEANS FOR EQUITY PRICES AND—?
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Cicada nymphs spend 17 years underground, where they "await an undetermined signal for emergence," Mr. Hoover said.
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"What they've achieved in a short period, combined with our local expertise, is a signal for growth."
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In other words, when retail investors get too bearish, it becomes a buy signal for some investors.
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I realized I hadn't told anyone where I was, and hadn't had a cell signal for days.
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By creating a price signal for food safety, USDA testing data helps the market operate more efficiently.
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The chances are high that it will have again served as an early warning signal for investors.
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The fact the stock was able to hold above that support is a bullish signal for Maley.
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A fall of more than 10 percent is generally seen as a signal for a trend change.
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The G-2900 leaders should send a strong signal for open markets as they meet in Hamburg.
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"Britain's decision to leave the EU is an alarm signal for companies," said VDMA managing director Thilo Brodtmann.
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The trickiest part was figuring out where to point the antenna to get a clear signal for CBS.
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Once the headphones go on, that's a signal for no one to talk to us on the subway.
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The signal for the end of filming is given, and the control room breaks out in spontaneous applause.
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That was a worrying signal for the foreigners who make up about a quarter of Switzerland's 8.3m residents.
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Maybe the reputation of Techstars will turn this program into an interesting signal for young startups in France.
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It's also a positive signal for HYG, which gains nearly 2.5 percent on average after such a run.
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The move should help mitigate orbital debris and provide better signal for the company's terrestrial users as well.
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Contrary to popular belief, a cap is not always a signal for the price of the next round.
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And what better secret signal for Gene Simmons to give to his followers than the devil horns gesture?
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Teams can signal for plays like hit-and-runs, bunts and steals during the course of a game.
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In his confusion, Mendoza drove into a ditch and was left with no way to signal for help.
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If two big guys start taking about growing, that's a signal for every else to start their engines.
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" WeWork was a healthy signal for the IPO market, and a sign that markets may avoid getting "overheated.
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This served as a bat signal for Lahren, who took it up as a topic on The Blaze.
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"It should serve as a serious warning signal for governments around the world to act now," he said.
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Customer and loyalty program growth, coupled with premium revenue growth also represents a positive signal for future performance.
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The survey is another mixed signal for Bank of England policymakers meeting this week to set interest rates.
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The Shanghai index retreated and then broke out this month, and that's a bullish signal for the market.
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Further questioning Swift about her bodyguard, the attorney wondered if Swift and Dent had a special "signal" for emergencies.
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Conversely, using the Pokémon Go Plus as a signal for nearby PokéStops is a significant quality of life improvement.
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If the trend is over a greater time period, that is a stronger signal for change in the market.
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That 98 percent figure is higher than last year's, which could be a positive signal for retailers, Schaffer said.
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The market wobbles since the Brexit vote offered a buy signal for emerging markets (EM) stocks, some analysts said.
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Because they serve as the clearest signal for talent at the too-crowded top of the entertainment hiring funnel.
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They prefer to capture the signal for free using a digital antenna, then watch and record with Plex's software.
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The signal for star LHS 1140 looked like the telltale dip in light that signifies an exoplanet in orbit.
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Apple missed targets expected by Wall Street when it came to iPhone sales, as one potential signal for example.
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A U.S.-China trade deal, the thinking goes, will sound the "all clear" signal for markets and the economy.
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They had no way to know why a signal for radical behavior one day would be rescinded the next.
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Meanwhile, Instagram confirms that interacting with Checkout will be used as a signal for ranking which content you see.
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There is another, even earlier, warning signal for Democrats concerning Trump's courtship of black voters: the 933 Bush campaign.
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They must have crawled under the wire and tossed the thing, and that was the signal for the attack.
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The current account deficit is high ...This is all not a great signal for sterling versus the other currencies.
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You write about start-ups, and the successful ones are a signal for where the tech industry is heading.
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He adds that when US bond yields start to ease, that will be a stronger buying signal for stocks.
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That'll change with the Rivian, which will work without cell signal for requests that don't rely on the cloud.
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"It's probably a signal for fundamental reforms in China's financial regulatory framework," said Zhu Ning, a Tsinghua University economist.
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PepsiCo's quarterly numbers Tuesday morning may be a signal for another strong earnings seasons, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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I mean, like I said, I love Signal for the fact that I know what's going on in it.
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"We need a signal for more stability and that means that the existing regulations have to be implemented," he said.
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But it's also a warning signal for founders: Don't mess with your employees' money, or they'll expose you on Medium.
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Whatever else that may mean for the country, the prime minister's reelection is likely a strong signal for the economy.
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In the bank's view, the decline in sentiment is a counter-indicator that is flashing a "buy" signal for investors.
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Rejecting the project would be "a devastating signal for investors looking at Canada", a spokesman for Alberta's energy minister said.
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Some publishers, too, are complaining that it's unclear how Google uses AMP as a ranking signal for its search engine.
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It also generated significant internal concerns, with many employees seeing the site as a signal for Google's advanced Chinese ambitions.
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Whatever Apple decides will be a strong signal for how it sees the relationship between the two devices moving forward.
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CBS cut off Dish signal for customers over Thanksgiving weekend, which blocked NFL games from customers in 18 Dish markets.
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As a result, the firm's contrarian Global Flow Trading Rule model is now showing a sell signal for risk assets.
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If you use this as a contrarian signal, it's pretty clear: high cash levels is a buy signal for equities.
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And now, I wait patiently for Brother Worldwide to give the signal for when we seize the means of production.
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If you can, try to charge for the participation, as this will be a great signal for problem/solution fit.
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I joined him in the pool and held up my hand to signal for him to toss me the ball.
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When rogue officers tried to oust Turkey's government in 2016, they appeared to signal for political support that never materialized.
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Xavier returned the smile and then raised his hand in the Laban signal for the first time in his life.
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Presumably, had he hit a wrong note, it would have been an immediate signal for the surgeons to probe elsewhere.
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When a plane crashes into water, a sonic beacon on the recorders sends out a signal for about 30 days.
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A contrarian "buy signal" for risk assets, like equities, has been activated for the first time since January this year.
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Andy Reid stays calm in chaos after the Chiefs' Super Bowl-clinching touchdown run to signal for the extra point
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The wave form signal for an explosion and an earthquake are different, allowing geologists to distinguish a man-made tremor.
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Economic stress in Turkey is usually the first warning signal for an abrupt shift in risk tolerance for global markets.
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BANK OF ENGLAND'S CARNEY SAYS HIS REMARKS SHOULD NOT BE READ AS A SIGNAL FOR THURSDAY'S BOE INTEREST RATE DECISION
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Salt water, though, which lies at this city's doorstep, can boost a radio signal for miles, like a skipped rock.
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There is as yet scant evidence this was anything other than a flash squeeze rather than a signal for higher prices.
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Bernabei reported an annual modulation in lower-energy nuclear recoils that was broadly similar to the signal for higher-energy recoils.
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You can use Signal for chatting, DuckDuckGo for search, FastMail for email, 500px or Flickr for photos, and on and on.
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Closing one window is not a signal for them to stop, it's a message telling them to open more and more.
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After the DNC learned it had been compromised, Clinton's campaign staffers were instructed to use Signal for any communications regarding Trump.
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"The wave form signal for an explosion and an earthquake have differences," Rafael Abreu, a geophysicist at the USGS, told CNBC.
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Last week, miners "voted" with their hash power to signal for SegWit, and the actual code will be implemented next week.
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The signal for silence—a closed fist raised in the air—was another thing the firefighters taught these new aid workers.
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Our faces even blush as a signal for emotional or hormonal response, and can be interpreted as a socio-sexual cue.
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First, though, Macron will chose a prime minister, and in so doing send a key signal for how he will govern.
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Against that backdrop, the firm instead analyzed how the yield curve would perform as a signal for cross-country allocation decisions.
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If this is the case for the remainder of 270, this is a bearish signal for steel and iron ore prices.
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This means that even if the authorities ask Signal for information on a particular user, Signal won't provide much at all.
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The referee stepped in, making the signal for a video review, a new and unlikely emblem for the 2018 World Cup.
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The products that we recommend to the newsroom are the products we use ourselves, such as Signal for secure mobile communications.
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Moreover, even under the myth of the Smith case, there is no active sending of the signal for a cellphone user.
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Reid celebrated the Super Bowl-clinching run with a calm, cool, and collected raised finger to signal for the extra point.
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Yellen was widely expected to signal for a rate hike after a week of hawkish comments from several Federal Reserve officials.
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The lesson here: Free trading, or any other free service, should serve as a signal for investors — you're probably paying somewhere.
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"That's a kind of warning signal for us," says Martin Linder, president of Unionen, which represents some 640,000 white-collar workers.
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Fed officials look to capacity use as a signal for how much further the economy can accelerate before sparking higher inflation.
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"It would be a good signal for African immigrants to represent my country as someone of African origin and captain," Balotelli said.
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We are pre-conditioned to recognize the color red as a signal for danger and crimson blood a warning of deep injury.
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This could quickly present buying opportunities, however, because cash balances above 4.5 percent generate a contrarian 'buy' signal for equities, BAML said.
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High-yield bonds have surged since February, and that's a screaming buy signal for the stock market, if history is any guide.
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The markets could see dynamic and colorful political conventions next month, and the platforms may provide a signal for changes to come.
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WILLIAMS: OK. GUTFELD: The story is that this is a signal for the Dems that they have to make a clean break.
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The add-on also features an additional GPS module, boosting the phone's signal for when you're out of range of cell towers.
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Reality check: But experts watching food retail tell Axios that they have yet to see a clear demand signal for food delivery.
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The developers of Signal, for example, quickly pushed out a fix that made its internet traffic indistinguishable from requests to Google servers.
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Meanwhile, both South Korea and China have made moves to auction off or reserve wide swathes of mid-band signal for 5G.
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People who prioritize security more generally use Signal for more benign functions — even casual communication with GIFs and other less sensitive content.
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"It's a very strong signal for follow-up business in future," Chief Financial Officer Arnd Zinnhardt told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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Yellen was asked at the same conference on Monday about whether the yield curve inversion was a signal for a looming downturn.
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When the moon is waxing...According to the Astrotwins, this is the cosmos' not-so-subtle signal for you to get moving.
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"I think it will be a great signal for the country and for the world," Urzua said of the planned primary surplus.
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It said foreign intelligence agencies located the signal for a cellphone linked to Cohen in Prague sometime between August and September 2016.
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However, the fact the market made it to new highs, while tech moved lower sends a positive signal for stocks, he said.
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We expect the gold price to finish the year above $21,2069.50 mark, and that would send a strong buy signal for traders.
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SENATE STAFFERS CAN NOW USE SIGNAL: The Senate Sergeant at Arms has approved the encrypted messaging app Signal for lawmakers and staff.
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"Men were screaming in pain, yet any noise or signal for help would mean a sniper would pick you off," he says.
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It would also be a strong signal for women at a time when strongmen politics are gaining momentum in Europe and beyond.
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Read more: Andy Reid stays calm in chaos after the Chiefs' Super Bowl-clinching touchdown run to signal for the extra point
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A move above resistance near 28,000 shows consolidation near that level, but it is not a signal for a new rally uptrend.
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I pushed the turn signal for a lane change, and despite its ultrasonic sensors, the Tesla seemed oblivious to the onrushing car.
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Mets center fielder Curtis Granderson saw it for what it was, but the umpires never gave the signal for a home run.
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But they&aposre so consistent and so rigid in their beliefs that they can be a signal for other people to follow.
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Yu Yongding, an influential government economist and former central bank policy adviser, said Yi's appointment sends a positive signal for international markets.
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An inverted yield curve is sometimes seen as a sign of waning confidence towards the economy and a signal for a recession.
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This could be "seen as a coded signal for a CNY (yuan) strengthening policy," Mizuho Bank said in a note on Monday.
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The appellate judges acknowledged this impediment and sent the case to mediation, a clear signal for Ms. Harris to dismiss the case.
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The EFF says that there are no reliable email alternatives, and recommends using Signal for end-to-end encrypted texts and phone calls.
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If they are not too hawkish, that might be the signal for funds to start to be a bit more aggressive in metals.
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But market history says that any rate cut would be a bullish signal for stocks in the days ahead of the FOMC meeting.
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The falling level of share buying by insider executives and companies is a negative signal for the market, according to research firm TrimTabs.
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"[A] deluge of negative Brexit headlines could have led to an algo taking that as a major sell signal for GBP," said Brooks.
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As bond yields tumble, some traders say that the flight to safety may be sending a rather ominous signal for the global economy.
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The signal for the November 21999 agreement came when Iran was no longer able to increase its oil production further over the summer.
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EUIL5YF5Y=R As government bond yields tumble the spread of corporate bond yields over the benchmark has widened, a worrying signal for some.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to give the signal for more rate hikes later this year as it wraps its meeting on Wednesday.
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So clearly money doesn't solve everything, but it can serve as a signal for how interested particular countries are in improving education outcomes.
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China announced on Sunday new guidelines aimed at stopping intellectual property theft, which is seen as the latest positive signal for trade talks.
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"It would be an extremely powerful signal ... For economic reasons, strategic reasons, and political reasons everything speaks in favor of this," Malmstrom said.
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Strapping into the stand can help a hunter survive a heart attack by enabling him to phone or signal for help, he said.
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I've explained that I have a mouth and two hands, and could very well call or signal for help if I needed it.
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He declined to say Wednesday if he was trying to signal for House managers to wrap up, saying he's not giving impeachment interviews.
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The firm's proprietary "Bull & Bear" indicator correctly flashed a sell signal for stocks in late January that Hartnett said is still in place.
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However traders were cautious ahead of the weekend, and said that further selling pressure would be a negative signal for the medium term.
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If the 10-year yield is at these levels that would be a signal for markets ... that the Fed is being too aggressive.
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U.S. shale producers have begun reducing capital spending plans, a positive signal for observers concerned about surging American output weighing on oil prices.
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High-energy neutrinos might also hit the Earth moving at a low angle with the ground, producing a radio signal for ANITA to see.
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It also said that users should switch for the time being to non-email-based secure messaging apps such as Signal for sensitive communications.
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Small-cap and tech stock performance is sending a caution signal for a market counting down to the U.S. presidential election, several analysts say.
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"However, the technical shape that it's slowly starting to take on is that of a base," typically a bullish signal for technicians, O'Hara said.
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Though only 12% of the economy, spending by business on equipment and factories is a key signal for the staying power of economic growth.
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The ceremony is like a smoke signal for future movies, summoning the ones that would, in the future, do well at the box office.
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"We view this as a positive signal for eteplirsen approval," analyst Michelle Gilson, who gave the stock an "outperform" rating, said in the note.
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They also bring a lot of due diligence on the fund itself, which is a great signal for other private investors to hop in.
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The Senate Sergeant at Arms has approved the end-to-end encrypted messaging app Signal for official use by Senate staff members, per ZDNet.
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Once Cole discovers a signal for Titan, he and Jones' daughter, Hannah (Brooke Williams), have a disagreement over whether it's safe to move forward.
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee told clients the current move in high-yield bond prices represents a cautionary signal for the , using history as a guide.
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Economists see the yield move as a dark signal for an economy coming off its best year since the recovery began in mid-2009.
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The message presumably began somewhere in my wife's brain and somehow ended up in her thumbs, but that's a signal for a different story.
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"The market is taking this as a signal for a rate hike at that meeting," said Inan Demir, senior emerging economist at Nomura International.
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Governor Lee Ju-yeol told a news conference it was difficult to see Thursday's sole dissenting vote as a signal for future rate hikes.
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Every now and then, she would tap the top of my head, which would be a signal for me to briefly open my eyes.
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Response time by authorities for accidents in rural areas is often long, but with Secure Drive's app, users can signal for help more easily.
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At the halfway point—there was no intermission—he motioned for the audience to stand, which was taken as a signal for an ovation.
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He said in a recent note that the firm's bull-and-bear indicator flashed a contrarian "buy" signal for the first time since January.
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When it comes to breadth, the thinking is straightforward: When fewer stocks are doing the lifting, that&aposs a bearish signal for the market.
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"It's a signal for other risk assets that you have to be aware of the cash flows of the companies you're buying," said Brenner.
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The weather observatory raised the storm warning to the city's maximum Typhoon 2000 signal for the first time in five years as Hato approached.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower (a fulminating Malcolm Sinclair) is about to give the signal for the momentous invasion that would be known as D-Day.
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Washington (CNN)The Democratic-backed candidate won a seat Tuesday on Wisconsin's Supreme Court, another warning signal for the GOP that led Republican Gov.
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The indicator has crept to 7.6, close to the euphoric level of 8 [out of 10], that triggers a sell signal for risk assets.
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I'd never been in a huddle before, listening to plays from the QB. I was used to getting a hand signal for a play.
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"It was a signal for crypto investors that Chinese future for blockchain investments and digital currency would not include cryptocurrencies like bitcoin," he said.
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The couple should hold onto each other, with the follower reading every change in the leader's position as a signal for the next move.
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This, in turn, is not a good signal for the market rally given that gold and bonds have an inverse relationship with the S&P.
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Hayes arrived early, and the driving up of their carriage was a signal for the rush of the uninvited who had gathered about the entrance.
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The four-week average for new unemployment benefits claims was lower than the corresponding week in July, a positive signal for employment during the month.
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"If the global composite PMI falls from say 53 to say 48 that on its own is a good enough signal (for recession)," Milligan said.
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Smashing through last year's Singles Day sales will obviously be a great signal for the company which has been having a pretty great year already.
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The long gap between new records is also a bullish signal for stocks, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch technical research analyst Stephen Suttmeier.
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"If the global composite PMI falls from say 229 to say 48 that on its own is a good enough signal (for recession)," Milligan said.
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You have to take it seriously that it is a signal for slowing growth or a potential recession in the next 12 to 2.333 months.
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But the pace of job growth has historically been a better signal for easing than variations in economic growth, Refinitiv data analyzed by Reuters shows.
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BAML's "Bull/Bear" gauge of investor positioning fell to 1.8 last week, what the strategists called "extreme bear territory", triggering a "buy" signal for equities.
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"This is an important and hopeful signal for the stability of the region," Ban said at a meeting with Israel's president in Jerusalem on Monday.
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Today, Mississippi remains a state that is losing its educated young people, and this election might be the signal for many to pack their bags.
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Sanders put up his hand to signal for the woman to stop, and a Secret Service agent ran on stage to shield the Vermont senator.
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During one particularly brutal sequence, Mr. Ennover assigned tasks by flipping through a stack of cards, with each suit a signal for a different activity.
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Essentially, this system would rely on self-disclosure regarding content, which would then be factored in as another signal for YouTube's monetization algorithms to consider.
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In other words, it was a clear signal for the FBI to check Steele's credibility before offering him to the judges as a reliable informant.
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The past year of unfathomable political hell must've served as a Bat Signal for the iconic punk band, who returned this fall with Victory Lap.
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But I am a "realistic optimist" and a technologist, and I see the advancing pace of technology development as a positive signal for the market.
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"With (Xi's comments), we got the signal for 'risk on' in trading today," said Mariann Montagne, portfolio manager at Gradient Investments in Arden Hills, Minnesota.
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"Color's not a signal for detecting objects, it's actually something much more fundamental: It's for telling us what's likely to be important," Mr. Conway said.
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A DPS official said at a news conference the driver was stopped for a "simple traffic violation" for failure to signal for the required distance.
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The time it takes for a manager to signal for a review, or for the umpires to rule on a play, needs to be shortened.
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At the back, we find something I've always wanted from museum screenings: a signal for when the movie is in progress or about to start.
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One official described the State Department decision as good signal for Ankara's troubled relations with Washington, and Turkey was now waiting for the next U.S. step.
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Anxiety can also be protective, and it's sort of a signal for us to put our proverbial seatbelt on before committing to something major, she adds.
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Now we look at it and go 'hey, the Fed's on pause', we're in a mid-cycle pause and that's usually a buy signal for commodities.
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"And your brain misattributes that fluency as a signal for it being true," says Lisa Fazio, a psychologist who studies learning and memory at Vanderbilt University.
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"Through its recent communication, the Fed is sending a strong signal for a March hike," said Thomas Julien, a U.S. economist at French investment bank Natixis.
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Some traders are focused on what these shifts in the bond market signal for the stock market, which has been on a nine-year bull run.
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Some signals still weren't connected to the system — Audi says it does a quality assurance analysis of the predictions at every signal for bringing it online.
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Once the baby is out and on the person's breast, hormones signal for the breast to make even more milk, and send it through the nipples.
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Draghi predicted on Monday a "relatively vigorous" pick-up in underlying inflation, taken by some investors as a signal for a quicker pace in normalizing policy.
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But it also shows that much of the increase in production was simply exported, which isn't exactly a bullish signal for China's steel and aluminum sectors.
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Either way, if you're a White House staffer trying to leak to the press and you're concerned about your privacy, maybe use Signal for now instead.
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Ordinarily, that would be a signal for the Fed, alert always to "wage inflation," to contemplate hiking interest rates and incentivize companies to slow the increases.
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The Auto will piggyback onto your phone's internet signal for a connection instead of relying on an additional signal source and, possibly, bumping up the price.
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In the Atlantic, the focus was on Spain, where gas prices at the PVB trading hub topped $10 per mmBtu, a signal for spot LNG sellers.
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And that signal for an end to controversial chimp research hasn't just galvanized primatologists, activists and nonprofits — a number of celebrities have joined the effort, too.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Thursday the central bank could raise interest rates "relatively soon", sending out a clear signal for a December move.
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"Any inversion that is going to send a bearish signal for the U.S. economy would have to be sustained over a period of time," Bullard said.
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"It is a good signal for Thai-American relations and shows that the U.S. has given importance to this region and this exercise," he told Reuters.
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Substituting a price signal for cumbersome regulations would promote economic growth and provide the regulatory certainty companies need for long-term investment in clean-energy alternatives.
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Substituting a price signal for cumbersome regulations would promote economic growth and provide the regulatory certainty companies need for long-term investment in clean-energy alternatives.
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Whatever happens on Sunday in Ukraine, and in its parliamentary elections in October, will be a signal for how to protect our own institutions in 2020.
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These devices can pick up a 22020G signal in an eligible area and convert it to a fast wi-fi signal for other devices to use.
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As Brownlee demonstrated in his real-world test, physical barriers can impede the signal for 5G, which operates at a different frequency than 3G or 4G.
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Organisms start out with similar building blocks that are then altered into heavy and light isotopes, which leave behind "a telltale signal for life," he said.
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Then the accomplice would signal the best upcoming moves to the player via the haptic device that taps (or buzzes) a coded signal for the player.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. home sales rose in May, boosted by lower interest rates for mortgages, giving a positive signal for the health of the U.S. economy.
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The biggest warning signal for Trump in once bright red Texas is the clear disenchantment with hard-right conservatives that a segment of Republican voters feel.
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"We're sorting through a lot of data and noise and getting to a signal for regular human beings — not quants, not financial experts," Ms. Karp said.
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But it also shows that much of the increase in production was simply exported, which isn't exactly a bullish signal for China's steel and aluminium sectors.
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That TikTok is getting into the game is an important signal for its ambitions, at least in the US, where this test has been rolling out.
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The Telegraph asked whether the "baffling" result was "just a virtue signal for the snowflake era," successfully hitting bingo on the culture wars trigger words sheet.
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That led Biden to reverse himself and signal for help from a super PAC, which can raise and spend unlimited corporate contributions to help a candidate.
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The closely watched yield curve between three-month bills and 1.013-year notes inverted for the second time this week, a bearish signal for the economy.
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As corporate earnings reports roll in, analysts are keeping a close eye on profit margins as a possible early warning signal for the markets and economy.
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They signal, for instance, the site of a 73th-century fortress that was once the European headquarters of the Knights Templar, who built up the Marais.
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It's hard to know, because far too often in "Brimstone" you can't hear the signal for the falling blades, snapping necks, tumbling bodies and thundering gunfire.
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Adopt a signal for "get me out of here" — whether that's a sly pull on an earlobe, an urgent text or a subtly uttered safety word.
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"Taking a clear position here is an important signal for RBB to the Jewish communities in Berlin and Brandenburg," RBB director Patricia Schlesinger said in a statement.
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I finish my lysine-dope shake and signal for another one, and immediately there are questions about how satisfied I was (203–5) with my server, Barry.
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Another bullish signal for crude was a second week of declines in U.S. drilling operations, with energy companies cutting oil rigs to the lowest since March 2018.
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Gold holding above the psychologically important $1,400 level is a positive signal for consolidation after last weeks rally, said Carlo Alberto De Casa, chief analyst at ActivTrades.
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"Rather than a negative signal for the space, we see it as supporting our assertion that this is exactly why you need real companies involved," said Gertner.
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New orders for non-military U.S. capital goods other than aircraft rose for a third straight month in August, a positive signal for the business investment outlook.
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Map showing when the signal for deoxygenation due to global warming becomes visible in the ocean, with blues indicating areas where a signal is already being seen.
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But, of course, they were sending out a bat signal for all of the other Antifa protesters to come and arrive and just stalked and harass us.
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It's also another signal for the company to analyze how well a user is managing their personal finances and what they might need to do to improve.
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Other figures showed U.S. private-sector employers hired 29,21 workers in August, the biggest monthly increase in five months and an upbeat signal for payrolls on Friday.
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The number of bulls in the oft-cited Investors Intelligence newsletter survey reached 63 percent in February, the highest since 1987, a contrarian sell signal for many.
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"It's a strong signal for pay talks and for PSA in France," IG Metall chief Joerg Hofmann said of the strike at Opel's main site in Ruesselsheim.
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Although declining margin levels are often cited as a bearish signal for the market, Hickey believes that it is a small concern given the indicator's coincidental nature.
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U.S. Energy Information Administration figures, released Friday, showed that U.S. output fell by 24,000 barrels per day on a monthly basis, a bullish signal for the market.
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Just for clarity, scheduled rides, the app sends out a signal for a driver right before the ride is scheduled, or is that something that ... No, sorry.
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Donald Trump's big dumb head served as a Bat Signal for Propagandhi, calling the revered, politically minded punk band back to action after a five-year absence.
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We were aiming to raise $60m for our first fund, and so to have closed our first fund at $100m is a strong signal for European technology.
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Sanders put up his hand to signal for the woman to stop – and a Secret Service agent ran on stage to shield the Vermont senator. http://bit.
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The emergence of Mr. Coats, said a former C.I.A. official, should be a signal for Mr. Trump of what the administration position on Russian interference should be.
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He might even win in Massachusetts, which should be a signal for Elizabeth Warren to follow the lead of Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar and bow out.
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When Wilmar said it would buy more than 200,903 acres in the states surrounding Gusti Gelambong's village, it was a signal for others, too, to rush in.
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"Given global QE, there is a legitimate argument to be made that a distortion in yields may be sending the wrong signal for valuing stocks," Levkovich said.
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Then he turned himself in to the S.E.C. (Bloomberg) • The European Commission has told its staff to begin using the encrypted messaging platform Signal for all communications.
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What do you think about the new rule that allows managers to signal for an intentional walk and the other proposed changes to speed up the game?
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That would be an important signal for officials in Kyiv looking for help in their fight against Russia, which invaded the country's east and south in 2014.
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Cattle were pressured in part by news that a record 3.28 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits over the past week, a bearish signal for beef demand.
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Gold holding above the psychologically important $1,400 level is a positive signal for consolidation after last week's rally, said Carlo Alberto De Casa, chief analyst at ActivTrades.
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"If it is not rewarded, that would be a signal for all the countries in the Western Balkans that their EU (outlook) is not certain," Burazer said.
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Some also focused on fallout from Democrat wins in regional U.S. elections this week as signal for next year's mid-term Congressional elections for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The reverse can be true too, and in MobileCoin's case, a modest mission could be a strong signal for a compelling product a bit further down the blockchain.
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Without a functioning signaling device, Bostian was forced to reduce the top speed on the 19803, his eyes fixed on every wayside signal for indications of trouble ahead.
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She woke up to find herself locked in a cold, dark, and empty plane, and had to use a flashlight to signal for an airport employee to help.
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Investors, hearing President Xi Jinping signal for a crackdown on financial risk, are speeding their flight from expensive technology stocks and small caps into traditional economy blue chips.
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Apparently Valerie killing Andy was the signal for the rest of the lady cult to start "couple busting" — killing men and the women willing to sleep with them.
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An inverted yield curve, in which rates yield more in the short term than the longer-term, is widely considered to be a signal for an economic pullback.
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WASHINGTON, June 21 (Reuters) - U.S. home sales rose in May, boosted by lower interest rates for mortgages, giving a positive signal for the health of the U.S. economy.
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And the thing is, JADE later broke their chamber, and they could not have observed the three-jet signal for gluons when we observed it first at TASSO.
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Some also focused on fallout from Democrat wins in regional U.S. elections this week as a signal for next year's mid-term congressional elections for President Donald Trump.
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"A decision (like that) by FDA is the ultimate signal for investors," said Brad Loncar, a biotech investor with Loncar Investments, who specializes in cancer and rare disease.
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Gunther Krichbaum, a member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and head of the parliamentary European affairs committee, said Macron's victory was "a valuable signal" for German-French cooperation.
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" JON ANDERSSON, HEAD OF COMMODITIES AT VONTOBEL, ZURICH, SWITZERLAND: "Many are likely to take the recent OPEC meeting outcome as a bullish signal for crude oil in general.
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Putin personally blamed then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for "giving the signal" for anti-government protests on the streets of Moscow and other cities in 2011-2012.
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"A huge issue has been the gendering of this product, and I think that kind of gives a signal for who it is and isn't for," she explains.
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"Carrasquilla is a very good sign for economic policy and a very good signal for international markets," said Duque, who succeeds the center-right Santos on Aug. 7.
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Sansa even sent a signal at the end of Season 5 that Brienne, who had been waiting for said signal for days, missed because she went after Stannis.
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It doesn't matter if you stream Spotify or play high-quality lossless files, digital music needs to be converted to an analog signal for you to hear it.
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Some also focused on fallout from Democrat wins in regional U.S. elections this week as a signal for next year's mid-term Congressional elections for President Donald Trump.
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For an economic indicator that is allegedly not a reliable signal for impending recessions, people sure are talking about the flattening of the bond yield curve a lot.
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The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association has so far responded cautiously, saying the deal is a "positive signal for international trade" and that it will analyse the "full implications".
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The rupee has rallied 5.6 percent against the dollar this year and volatility in the exchange rate is its lowest since mid-August, a reassuring signal for investors.
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Abraham and Sasha attack a man who manages to pull a fire alarm which is like a bat signal for Carol, who has been waiting outside with Maggie.
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"The latest PMI survey provides a positive signal for near-term growth momentum across the Mexican manufacturing sector," senior IHS Markit economist Tim Moore said in a statement.
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Your brain doesn't have a satiety signal for social media updates; it just wants you to check your screen again and again for new content until you die.
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The ringing of one of the bells in St. Lawrence the Martyr Parish Church near the town square is said to have been the signal for the attack.
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The prime minister turned around and said, "Oh I'm so sorry, I think that is a signal for me actively to wind up," before continuing with his speech.
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The consumer's been the engine of growth for this 10-year expansion and if the consumer looks healthy that's a really good signal for the expansion to continue.
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Rogers, her hair in loose white curls, is clearly in control, shouting "turn!" as a signal for when her husband should flip the page of his sheet music.
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The Owens Valley Long Wavelength Array in California, which has searched for the signal for years, is being upgraded to target the era that yielded the 2018 detection.
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In fact, the Owens Valley Long Wavelength Array has been searching for the signal for several years, and EDGES and MWA are different projects at the same site.
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He said he did not read the market move as a negative signal for the U.S. economy, but rather one that reflects low overseas inflation and borrowing costs.
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When the government announced a grand national AI plan in July 2017, it served as a signal for Chinese cities and provinces to pour money into AI projects.
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" JON ANDERSSON, HEAD OF COMMODITIES AT VONTOBEL, ZURICH, SWITZERLAND: "Many are likely to take the recent OPEC meeting outcome as a bullish signal for crude oil in general.
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WASHINGTON,(Reuters) - New orders for non-military U.S. capital goods other than aircraft rose for a third straight month in August, a positive signal for the business investment outlook.
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If the golden cross occurs, it would be the first such formation in almost two years and would be a buy signal for technical traders and momentum-driven investors.
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If data due on Wednesday shows first-quarter economic growth decelerating significantly from the previous three months, that could be a crucial negative signal for the market, bears say.
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"We've seen it in the animal world, that taking up more space and maximizing presence in a physical space is used as signal for attracting a mate," Vacharkulksemsuk said.
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The fact that Americans are carrying nearly $1 trillion in credit card debt is a good signal for the economy, at least for now, economist Christopher Low said Friday.
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It's true that in almost any imaginable circumstance, the words "men" and "rape jokes" appearing in a headline together is a signal for women to run far, far away.
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Your brain spends the majority of that time—about 200 milliseconds—processing what it sees, deciding what to do, and then sending a signal for your body to react.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a weekly note on global asset flows that its bull and bear indicator hit 8.6, triggering a sell signal for risk assets.
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Signal for Mac users should disable notifications to keep their messages secure Wardle said that for some reason in the last few days the China-based domain went offline.
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Prattle, a firm that analyzes Fed speeches, said Wednesday that it would see a clear signal for a March rate hike only if all upcoming Fed speakers tilt hawkish.
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Micah: Well, one thing is in common between the Dark Army, the FBI, and the remaining scatterings of F society: they all use Signal for encrypted messages and calls.
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The signal for an increasing number of investors is to "green" their portfolios, but there's an even simpler, more pressing reason to be looking at anti–fossil fuel investments.
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The latest jolt on the growth front came from Japan which said its export growth slowed to a crawl in November, an ominous signal for the trade-focused economy.
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Vehicle sales in the world's biggest car market may contract this year for the first time since at least 1990, which would be a bearish signal for steel demand.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has told viewers time and time again that the 250-year Treasury yield rising above 245 percent wasn't necessarily a doomsday signal for the stock market.
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Melentyev said he does not currently see the sell off in high yield as a major signal for markets, and it's basically been within a normal range so far.
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I was very pleased they agreed to have two covers for the issue, a signal for me that this was meant to be more synoptic than any one issue.
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The bank's "Bull & Bear" gauge of market sentiment has dropped to 1.3, down from 2.4 a week ago, triggering a "buy signal" for risk assets, the bank's strategists said.
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I remember getting into 'loud conversations' with my good friend Rick Santelli about the bond market giving investors the wrong signal for stocks thus keeping investors out of equities.
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Mary, Joseph and the baby Jesus escape Herod at night, while a darkened bedroom is the signal for Tristan to arrive at Isolde's window for a passionate rendez-vous.
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The PBOC's move could be "seen as a coded signal for a CNY strengthening policy," Mizuho said in a note on Monday, using an abbreviation for the Chinese yuan.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch said last week that its Bull & Bear Indicator is showing a "buy" signal for riskier assets like stocks for the first time since January.
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Watch this space: Investor fear has tipped Bank of America Merrill Lynch's flagship positioning model to a contrarian "buy signal" for risk assets for the first time since Jan.
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Such high top-of-mind brand recall and the distinctive brand identity of IHOP are probably the most valuable assets that IHOP owns—the strongest "GO" signal for IHOP customers.
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The index is now down nearly 9 percent just this month, but one top strategist said the move lower isn't flashing a sell signal for the broader market just yet.
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Using the rate of change in a prediction-error system as a signal for the agent to move on to something else is equivalent to giving it a boredom threshold.
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That was "a signal for financial institutions that from a legal and enforcement perspective, we are entering a stricter period," said Armstrong Chen, financial compliance partner at King & Wood Mallesons.
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Open Society Foundations' fresh infusion of $18 billion, making it the second largest philanthropic organization in the U.S., could be a promising signal for entrepreneurs building technology for legal empowerment.
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"I want to give a signal for people to come back to the old city where I grew up and still live," said Iskandar, who works for a Danish firm.
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At the table, a small AI-equipped computer with the same sensors could evaluate your facial expressions or voice, note your distress, and signal for another employee to come assist.
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At one point, after not seeing any signs of 5G signal for almost two hours while being pelted with sleet I started to question if the phone was working properly.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, July 22 (Reuters) - Looking for a long-term bullish signal for copper?
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The buoyant sentiment was also compounded by expectations of higher prices among manufacturers and consumers, a positive signal for the European Central Bank's efforts to raise inflation closer to target.
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This is a little bit of a sticking point for observers for the company and a potential negative signal for investors as more and more web browsing shifts to mobile.
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"Investors are very cautious on Treasury yield curve inversion, which had proven many times as early signal for a recession," said Margaret Yang, a market analyst with CMC Markets, Singapore.
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"That is a very positive signal for me," said Dick Forsberg, head of strategy at Dublin-based leasing company Avolon, while warning investors Iran would not be a "gold rush".
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The AJEF group of French blue-chip companies welcomed the court's decision, saying in a statement it was a strong signal for France's attractiveness in terms of the business environment.
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YouTube Music makes it easy to save any playlist you like so that you can listen to it offline — when you're on a subway or without a signal, for example.
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It is unknown how long his wife, whose name has not been released to the public, was held in captivity before she was able to signal for help Monday night.
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Other officials abroad, some with senior roles in government, took the unusual step of denouncing the outcome, calling it a worrying signal for liberal democracy and tolerance in the world.
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"It was a danger signal for RCA stock in 1929, the Nifty Fifty stocks in the 1960s, oils in 1981, tech stocks in 1999 and banks in 2005," he said.
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Valuation concerns and technical indicators like market breadth and investor sentiment are worth considering, he said, but "none of them end up with a SELL" signal for the entire market.
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A string of Britain pub and restaurant groups including Mitchells & Butlers and Whitbread have also reported slowing demand - a warning signal for the country's economy which relies heavily consumer spending.
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A retracement to this level is uncomfortable for investors, but a rebound from the trend line support level is a buying signal for a continuation of the long-term uptrend.
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NXIVM trainers would clap at the front of the room at the beginning of each session, which was a signal for students to stand, clap, and bow to the teacher.
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"My mom's neighbors were able to send someone I know a text message when they had just enough signal for that but not enough for a phone call," said Rivera.
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He added that while he takes market movements as a "signal" for his conversations with businesses, the data does not suggest the economy is on the cusp of a slowdown.
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Bankers, who have been lobbying hard for congressional regulatory relief under the business-friendly administration of Republican President Donald Trump, cheered the deal as a positive signal for the industry.
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The reasoning, judging by a Wire tweet in response, was to help with syncing conversations across multiple devices (something that Signal, for sake of comparison, is currently quite sloppy at).
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WASHINGTON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - New orders for non-military U.S. capital goods other than aircraft rose for a third straight month in August, a positive signal for the business investment outlook.
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And if you want to be a real stickler for security, consider limiting your use to only mobile apps instead of opening WhatsApp (or Signal for that matter) on your desktop.
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As part of a partnership, Amazon could also offer a one-way broadcast signal for its Prime video on Dish's airwaves, the Journal said, citing a person close to Dish's plans.
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This might be the one loss I think-- (CROSSTALK) TARLOV: We&aposve meant to all come up with a hand signal for me now since I-- (CROSSTALK) WATTERS: I got this.
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Today, at about 213:00am EDT, NASA's Deep Space Network Goldstone Complex in California's acquired the orbiter's signal for the first time since it began its series of Grand Finale dives.
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It's easy — all you have to do is pay attention to when celebrities start posting festive Instagrams, which, as everyone knows, is the universal signal for the start of the holidays.
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If he's still using the Galaxy Note 7, feel free to distract him with talk of the amazing documentary film Fight Club while you signal for help from a flight attendant.
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We aimed to raise $60m for our first fund, and are happy to have achieved that and closed oversubscribed at $85m, which we see as a strong signal for European technology.
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But Amazon's higher margins — and its upward trajectory — are a signal for what could be coming down the road if CEO Jeff Bezos decides to start delivering more cash to shareholders.
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This suggests a significant change in the way investors are thinking about future economic growth and the future price of copper This is not a signal for an immediate price breakout.
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You can start the process early, cast a broader net, signal for a lower valuation to see if that gets people intrigued, so you can maximize your opportunity for raising capital.
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While this would appear to be a bearish signal for stocks, it suggests monetary policy will be kept loose or maybe even ease, thereby supporting equities as much as fixed income.
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As soon as the company purchased Mettrum, "that was the signal for us to get in there and start laying down the procedures we had in our other facilities," he said.
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Tilray's performance today is also a very positive signal for Seattle-based Privateer Holdings, a private equity firm that owned 100 percent of the startup as it headed into its offering.
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"We are seeing a very strong demand signal for increases in missile defense just because of the threat situation in the world today," says Taylor Lawrence, Raytheon's president of missile systems.
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There are a lot of positives right now for the banking industry, yet the stocks aren't responding — and that's a signal for investors, market expert Quint Tatro told CNBC on Thursday.
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The thing that really worries him and other bearish investors is that Turkey could be a signal for what lies ahead for assets and economies that were inflated by cheap debt.
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"This is a signal for human rights in Saudi Arabia, which hopefully will be copied by many, not just in Europe," lawmaker Peter Pilz, author of the motion, said on Twitter.
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A retracement to this level would be uncomfortable for investors, but a rebound from the trend-line support level is a buying signal for a continuation of the long-term uptrend.
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These include 5G hotspots, which are internet hubs that can convert a 5G connection into an ultra-quick wi-fi signal for your phone, laptop, or anything else that needs it.
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And of course, U.S. households can also pick up their local PBS station's signal for free via their digital antenna, or subscribe to cable or satellite TV to access PBS channels.
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The increase is a positive signal for the European Central Bank's plans to drive inflation up but has so far not translated into higher prices in the 19-country euro zone.
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The funds will boost Greece's already large cash buffers and are a signal for investors that Greek economic policy has the stamp of approval from the country's largest creditor — the euro zone.
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The dollar index held near a one-week high after the U.S. Federal Reserve minutes from the last meeting reiterated a hawkish stance on monetary policy, normally a bearish signal for gold.
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Brent's calendar spread has been the best signal for changes in the production-balance since the late 1s, alternating between backwardation and contango as the market cycles between under- and over-supply.
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But while lopsided positioning is a key signal for a future price reversal it does not indicate how quickly that reversal will take place and at what price level it will occur.
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Look for site URLs beginning HTTPS (they should prompt a green padlock in your browser's address bar) and use fully encrypted messaging platforms (like WhatsApp or Signal) for the most sensitive discussions.
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Some analysts criticised Mark Carney for the decision to hold rates and for a month earlier making comments that the market perceived as a signal for a near-certain May rate hike.
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But the more I watched it, the more the special's overlap with game shows and reality TV started to get to me, in terms of what it might signal for the future.
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"If the INF treaty could be saved, it would be a powerful signal for the whole world that the biggest nuclear powers understand their responsibility and take their obligations seriously," wrote Gorbachev.
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"We need to implement a carbon price, let's say tomorrow and maybe even escalate it a little to show a strong signal for people that it will be done properly, " he contended.
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"I hope that at today's meeting we can send a common signal for the future, a clear signal that we lose a member state but work on making Europe strong," he added.
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The Fed got another possible signal for a second rate cut next month from U.S. July jobs data on Friday, which showed a slowdown in hiring and fewer hours for manufacturing workers.
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Phil Segner, research analyst at the Leuthold Group, thinks Apple&aposs sheer size relative to the rest of the market is cause for concern — and a possible sell signal for the stock.
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Here's one example, coming against the Minnesota Timberwolves: Paul gives the signal for "floppy," a routine NBA action that springs guards from the baseline off down screens and up to the wing.
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The number of Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged lower last week, a positive signal for the U.S. labor market amid recent signs that new claims may be trending slightly higher.
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"Farragut sounded five short blasts, the international maritime signal for danger of a collision, and requested the Russian ship alter course in accordance with international rules of the road," the Navy added.
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With coking coal in strong demand in China, the potential loss of as much as 12 million tonnes of North Korean coal in 2017 would be a very bullish signal for prices.
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Immediately, you're a figure that is going to signal for people inside the status quo world that you're a political entity, you're a political configuration, because you're just automatically not status quo.
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Management sees the competitive landscape in key US cities becoming increasingly rational, which should be a positive signal for investors worried about the potential for near-term pressure from driver incentives and pricing.
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Microphones placed inside the cabin monitor residual noise levels, allowing the system to adapt the control signal for optimized performance over different road surfaces, while automatically adjusting over time as the vehicle ages.
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Activate the turn signal for a lane change and the car uses blind-spot monitoring and rear-facing radar to do its own checks and make sure there's no car in the way.
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"How trustworthy people feel a publisher is a actually a big signal for publishers for which we have data, and not a signal at all for publishers for which we don't," Mosseri said.
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"To some extent the market was expecting a hawkish Fed but did not get a signal for a fourth rate hike this year," said Orlando Green, European fixed-income strategist at Credit Agricole.
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At Fermilab, Harding explained, sensors notice the quick change to the current and signal for the system to heat up the entire wire, since evenly distributed energy will reduce the risk of damage.
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The self-proclaimed "11th member of Team Refugee" has made handmade shirts, created a hand signal for fans of the team, designed a slew of misguided memes, and run his own swimming practice.
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"The expectation is for a slowdown (in the jobs data), and if that happens it is certainly a bullish signal for gold only because it is slightly bearish for the dollar," he said.
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"The decision is a counterproductive signal for Germany as a research and development site," he said, adding that Germany could ultimately see a drop in tax income if other countries followed Germany's lead.
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In a bullish signal for the market, the Dow Transportation Average, which includes airlines, railroads and package delivery companies and is often viewed as a barometer of economic activity, closed at a record.
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"The investor hunger for existing wind and solar farms is a strong signal for the world to move to renewables," Udo Steffens, president of Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, said in a statement.
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"Marriage, unless she was mistaken, was some kind of trigger, as if the words 'I do' were a signal for them to take their pants off the minute they stepped indoors," she observes.
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And the fact that weather forecasts were firm on a favorably cool bias for the first half of August should have also been a signal for analysts on both corn and soybean possibilities.
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Elsewhere, while McDonald's move to assign lead creative duties to independent agency Wieden and Kennedy surprised many in the industry, Patrick Coffee dove into what it could signal for the industry more broadly.
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This year it launched an app that lets people tell police at the touch of a button if they suffer or witness a sexual assault, with a signal for officers to locate them.
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That's good news for those who will be borrowing for homes or cars, but it's a bad signal for the economy as a whole, because it suggests that economic weakness may be coming.
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While there hasn't been a dramatic increase in sales in recent years, "the fact that the downturn has basically stopped represents a big signal for the market and for the recovery," he said.
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Martin testified that Munson was the best catcher in baseball, better even than Johnny Bench, and so smart that he was the only catcher he had ever allowed to signal for a pitchout.
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Sequoia and Lightspeed (both current investors) selling shares to SoftBank, deceptive practices, and a 26-year-old founder who borrows against his shares all add up to a sell signal for the ages.
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While some analysts took the high court's decision as a signal for how it might decide should one of those cases end up at the Supreme Court, it's difficult to predict the outcome.
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So Che gets reduced to a poster, the renegade figure of Malcolm X to a choreographed arrangement, the struggles against AIDS to a song, and concerted, protracted protest to a hand signal for peace.
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Opened in 1924, the swank Mediterranean Revival hotel attracted many rich snowbirds (a yellow light in the bell tower was illuminated every winter season as a kind of Bat-Signal for the well-heeled).
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Markets also moved aggressively to price in deeper rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in 2019, parts of the curve inverted further, seen as a warning signal for recession in the world's largest economy.
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If you want a signal for how far out the dreamy foldable phone that we can actually afford is, look no further than the prototype that TCL just unveiled at Mobile World Congress today.
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Sandvik led gains on the STOXX after reporting a better than forecast quarterly order intake and said demand remained strong across all its business areas, sending an upbeat signal for the Nordic industrial sector.
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And while it doesn't directly shunt funding around, the plan is a bat signal for social scientists across the nation: It shows what the NIH is interested in and (likely) where grants will follow.
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Driving past the club, we picked up the signal for a Wi-Fi-enabled combination printer and scanner that has been accessible since at least February 2016, according to a public Wi-Fi database.
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Slowing consumer spending started to hurt services companies in February, an unpromising signal for the economy ahead of Britain's divorce with the European Union, Friday's Markit/CIPS UK Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) showed.
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Presenting a series of proposals to reform the 28-nation European Union, Macron said Europe had to give "the right price signal" for carbon emissions, and make them sufficiently high enough to attract investments.
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The Fed's signal for further rate increases stemmed from expectations of possible fiscal stimulus under a Trump administration, according to minutes from the Fed's most recent meeting on Dec 13-14 released on Wednesday.
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After Hamburg authorities curbed camping by protesters, the St Pauli football club offered 200 sleeping places in their stadium as "a clear signal for human rights, freedom of expression and the right to demonstrate".
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She said she thought she saw an official signal for a review, and she was surprised to hear that did not occur, the details of the final minutes lost in the haze of defeat.
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Kennedy's refusal to really wrestle with this issue could even be taken as a signal for the culture warriors on both sides to work things out with better legislation or simple market fixes: i.e.
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Oil prices near $60 a barrel could stabilize the energy market and signal for investors to invest and develop petroleum fields, according to a senior executive at a major Iranian state-owned oil company.
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And no users reported the post to Facebook's content moderators during the live stream, an important signal for the company to catch and take down harmful content before it spreads virally across the site.
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Ring's Video Doorbell Pro usually costs $250 alone, but you can get it bundled with the Chime Pro device (that doubles as an extender to give your doorbell better Wi-Fi signal) for $190.
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This was always the signal for the door in my head—and I experienced it quite specifically as a door, a big red one—to open and allow the river horse to come in.
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"We think we just need to get the best doctor," Dr. Bradley noted, "but witnessing how staff treat each other is a pretty strong signal for how they will treat and care for you."
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Soft data would spell a "sell" signal for the market, and an opportunity for investors to begin paring back their positions "at valuations that are still reasonably high," said Gina Sanchez, Chantico Global CEO.
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Its luxury arm extended its strong run, with labels like Lancome doing well in China in an encouraging signal for rivals like U.S.-based Estee Lauder, which is more squarely focused on premium brands.
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That could be a signal for investors to buy into the energy sector, he said, particularly as oil looks like it's bottoming out and traders have been chastened by the recent pullback in tech stocks.
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"The start of the Fed hiking signal has actually been the signal for the rally in local markets as they priced in far more hikes than we're going to get any time soon," he said.
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On AHS: Cult, the attempted murder of Warhol (Evan Peters) served as a signal for followers of Solanas to being a killing spree, taking out men and the women willing to have sex with them.
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Again, the affects of the new moon are subtle, but reading your horoscope and discovering that it'll be hanging out in your sign should be a signal for you to pay close attention to it.
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So that's what's really been a strong growth signal for us is the fact that more and more people have access to the software and the computing power they need to be able to create.
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In that vein, Powell remarked that financial conditions represent both a transmission channel and an important signal for monetary policy, but he stressed that the Fed was not trying to influence short-term financial conditions.
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It has a cutter blade that can pierce through a seatbelt, double window breakers to smash into side windows, and a LED light with an SOS mode that you can use to signal for help.
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"If the government would sell its 20 percent capital stake in VW, it would be the biggest bull signal for investors," added Ellinghorst, who has a "Buy" recommendation on the stock, citing VW's restructuring potential.
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But by the close of trading in New York, its shares on the New York Stock Exchange had tumbled 19.503 percent, to $219.50, a concerning signal for new listings, which have been challenged this year.
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"In constant light conditions this change in size of the pupils is an important signal for the activation of the noradrenergic system in the brain which is responsible for stress reactions," she told Science Daily.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A deal on debt relief for Greece reached by Athens' euro zone creditors is a "good signal for Greece and the euro zone as a whole", a German government spokeswoman said on Friday.
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The Brexit vote is just a signal for the UK government to tell the EU that it wants to withdraw — setting a two-year clock for the governments to negotiate how that would actually work.
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Placing a coded call is a common way domestic abuse victims can signal for help without jeopardizing others' safety, according to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, which provides lifesaving tools and support to abuse victims.
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"The apparently uncoordinated comments from ECB President Draghi on further monetary policy measures are an alarming signal for the European Central Bank's integrity," said Hans Michelbach, spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative CDU/CSU bloc.
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They also didn't find a signal for longer-lived particles that weigh between 214 and 350 MeV (a proton weighs a little less than 1,000 MeV), the first such search for these longer-lived dark photons.
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The researchers were able to dig in and pick out the neutron signal for the first time, according to graduate student Meytal Duer, a graduate student at Tel Aviv University in Israel who led the study.
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The MSCI index this week scored a rare 'golden cross' where the 50-day moving average overtakes the 100-day moving average, something seen by keen chart watchers as a positive signal for things to come.
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Shares in its smaller rival closed at $61.01 on Thursday, 15 percent below its IPO price set late last month, a development which has sent chilling signal for other tech start-ups looking to go public.
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Shares in its smaller rival closed at $61.01 on Thursday, 15 percent below its IPO price set late last month, a development which has had chilling signal for other tech start-ups looking to go public.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of America Merrill Lynch's "Bull & Bear" gauge of market sentiment has fallen to 1.8, a level the U.S. bank's strategists describe as "extreme bear" territory that has triggered a "buy" signal for equities.
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The next Fed meeting is six weeks away and investors are digesting this week's signal for a rate cut, analysts said, indicating there may be few bullish cues to lift bullion prices any higher for now.
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Their absence in Sunday's parade is an encouraging signal for Washington, which has been urging the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, to ease tensions and focus on diplomacy aimed at ending his country's nuclear weapons program.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged lower last week, a positive signal for the U.S. labor market amid recent signs that new claims may be trending slightly higher.
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And while the rest of Kansas City&aposs sideline erupted into a sea of hugs and cheers, Reid kept a straight face and simply raised a finger to the sky to signal for the extra point.
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"If a French president has the courage to set a clear signal for Europe after his election, then Germany must have the courage to rethink its own deadlocked positions within the monetary union," Mr. Gabriel said.
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The market's wild ride on Tuesday doesn't necessarily mean it's all downhill from here, but it could be a signal for investors to make some changes, Chris Bertelsen of Aviance Capital Management told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"Other countries took over (inmates), Germany took them, it was natural (for us) to do that ... I think this speaks well about our country and that this is a good signal for the future," Vucic said.
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There were seven text messaging apps—LINE for friends in Japan, WhatsApp for the other international friends, KakaoTalk for family in Korea, Signal for my journalist buddies, the default Messages app, Facebook Messenger, and Hangouts for Google.
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While wireless technology effectively amounted to sending a single signal for a few miles, Victorian-era technologists would soon learn how to wireless transmit signals carrying audio, video, and eventually any type of data over any distance.
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France's largest farm union FNSEA had said the delay in food price measures was a "disastrous signal" for farmers and called protests this week against that and what they call excessive taxes and increasing hostility towards them.
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Shares in its smaller rival closed at $61.01 on Thursday, 15 percent below its IPO price set late last month, a development which has sent a chilling signal for other tech start-ups looking to go public.
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But, there are times when I wonder, as I turn my body and stick out my butt — the universal signal for "please come cuddle me" — whether my instinct to offer myself as little spoon makes me selfish.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist with consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics, said he was placing more weight on CBI's sales-for-the-time-of-year balance which was a better signal for official retail sales data than the headline balance.
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Dropbox had its first quarterly earnings check-in and slid past the expectations that Wall Street had, though its GAAP gross margin slipped a little bit and may have offered a slight negative signal for the company.
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BNEF analyst Colin McKerracher tells Axios that he does not expect those details until next year at the earliest, but that even the vague announcement provides a clear signal for automakers looking to the massive Chinese market.
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Birkin handbag maker Hermes on Tuesday posted a better-than-expected rise in comparable sales in the second quarter, buoyed by solid demand in Asia in an encouraging signal for some of its major luxury goods rivals.
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ANKARA/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Turkey and Israel signed a deal on Tuesday to restore ties after a six-year rift, formalizing an agreement which U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said sent a "hopeful signal" for regional stability.
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Investors have been rewarded for following signals in credit and derivatives markets this year, and a new one recently started sending a buy signal for small-cap stocks, according to Fundstrat Global Advisors co-founder Tom Lee.
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Praising Assad for "his restraint, sincere desire for peace and for his readiness for compromise and dialogue", Putin said the Russian demarche had sent a positive signal for all sides taking part in peace talks in Geneva.
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" Caputo used similar rhetoric Sunday, telling Bash his family has "had our lives on pause for two years" and lost his home and business, saying that the end of the investigation was "an important signal for us.
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" Ana Andrade, Europe analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit, said in a statement that the open-ended nature of the asset purchase program will be a "strong signal for governments, as it will increase their fiscal space.
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For much of the past 2400 years, the sparkling New Year's Eve Times Square ball has been a signal for the 21 billion people watching it across the globe to dance, cheer, blow their horns, and embrace.
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The constant production of new sperm cells makes semen highly sensitive to toxins and disease, making it an ideal surrogate for male health— "like blood pressure," as Louis puts it—beyond what it might signal for fertility.
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On October 27, 1962, Vasili Arkhipov, a Soviet navy officer, was in a nuclear submarine near Cuba when US naval forces started dropping depth charges (a mild explosive meant to signal for the submarine to identify itself).
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"While the manufacturing strength in December is a favorable signal for the economy, we should keep in mind that it came after soft results in earlier months," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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On Friday, the U.S. yield curve inverted for the first time since 2007, ringing alarm bells for investors with an inverted curve - where long-term rates fall below short-term - seen as a signal for an upcoming recession.
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"The data suggest that the small-cap warning warrants further analysis, but it is should not be taken as an outright sell signal for the broad market just because it has worked the last two times," Clissold said.
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When a full moon also coincides with the Summer Solstice, it's called a Strawberry Moon, named for when Algonquin tribes used the solstice as a signal for when fruits were ready for picking, according to the Farmer's Almanac.
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"In our mind, 'relatively soon' is consistent with (a balance sheet reduction in) September, but there could've been a hope for stronger language or a more clear signal for September," said Vassili Serebriakov, FX strategist at Credit Agricole.
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After monitoring the signal for months, a team of astronomers reports today that the X-rays, radio waves and gamma rays emitted from the event may be coming from a cocoon-like structure — the first to be seen.
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European Council head Donald Tusk, who chaired Friday's EU-Turkey summit, said a compromise accepted by Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to avoid a Cypriot veto on the migrant deal was a "very promising signal for the future".
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That merger was hailed at the time as sending a signal for other European markets, but attempts at similar consolidation in France have failed, while Spain also still has four mobile carriers even after a wave of takeovers.
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"This is an really ugly signal (for the market)," said Federico Furiase, an Buenos Aires-based economist at consultancy Eco Go. Argentina's economy is shrinking and the country has one of the highest inflation rates in the world.
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This means imports from Australia are likely to recover again in May, which may be a bearish signal for prices if miners such as Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals Group decide to chase volumes over prices.
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Gaffney said traders were giving the minutes more credibility as a signal for a June rate hike, given that they preceded strong April U.S. inflation and housing starts data as well as a push higher in oil prices.
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Firstly the bank is too big, second a bail in especially of subordinated debt holders would really reverberate through the system and could be a very bad signal for the ability of the Russian banks to raise capital.
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Ken spread his guidebook and map out on the table and began planning their day; he was annoyed that there was no signal for his smartphone, and the hotel Wi-Fi didn't seem to work in the courtyard.
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"Women who deliver a preterm infant have an early warning signal for their future cardiovascular health," said lead study author Lauren Tanz of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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"We picked an acoustic signal for the EQC about a year ago and made a choice between three different sounds," he said, adding that the sound had to be as refined as the Stuttgart-based carmarker's combustion vehicles.
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The stereo is an Alpine unit that looks like it was stolen from a 1998 Civic on which I couldn't get the Bluetooth to work or it to hold an FM radio signal for more than 45 seconds.
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In another danger signal for Trump, the poll asked "how confident are you that the vaccine will be available to the American public at little or no cost" if a Democrat wins or if Trump is re-elected.
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In another danger signal for Trump, the poll asked "how confident are you that the vaccine will be available to the American public at little or no cost" if a Democrat wins or if Trump is re-elected.
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"Shane did a powerful thing and that was to take seriously the changes that needed to happen at Vice," she said, later adding that her being named chief executive was an important signal for the company to send.
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"Shane did a powerful thing and that was to take seriously the changes that needed to happen at Vice," she said, later adding that her being named aschief executive was an important signal for the company to send.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a research note Friday that its flagship sentiment indicator had tumbled from 2.4 to 1.3 and triggered a contrarian "buy signal" for risk assets — the first buy signal since January 3.
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"In our mind, 'relatively soon' is consistent with (a balance sheet reduction in) September, but there couldve been a hope for stronger language or a more clear signal for September," said Vassili Serebriakov, FX strategist at Credit Agricole.
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"Fewer stocks are carrying the load of the market, a sign of exhaustion and, in our view, a bad signal for further price gains," wrote Wilson — the biggest bear in the CNBC survey — in a note published Monday.
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"The increased visibility is a signal for them that they need to double down in fighting back," Beverly Tillery, the executive director of the Anti-Violence Project in New York, said of those looking to harm transgender people.
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But investors will be picking over the report, which is a signal for the health of both businesses and the consumer, to see where the weakness lies, and economists expect sectors impacted by trade to take a hit.
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"The increased visibility is a signal for them that they need to double down in fighting back," Beverly Tillery, the executive director of the Anti-Violence Project in New York, said of those looking to harm transgender people.
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Translated, Mr. Gabriel is saying that if Mr. Macron pursues real reforms — the "clear signal for Europe" — then Germany might be willing to open its own coffers — those "deadlocked positions" against bailouts as anything but a last resort.
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Sentiment Trader said the jump in new highs is typically a good longer-term signal for more gains, but in the last two instances, the S&P pulled back over the next one to two months both times.
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"One benefit with a global algorithm is that we have a much stronger signal for these niche communities, because now we are pulling the data from everyone in the world who belongs to these communities," Gomez-Uribe said.
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The most prominent bearish signal for economic growth is coming from the U.S. bond curve where the 22-month/21.25-year yield curve is near its most inverted since 20133 - the months leading up to the global financial crisis.
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The most prominent bearish signal for economic growth is coming from the U.S. bond curve where the 21.25-month/20133-year yield curve is near its most inverted since 22013 - the months leading up to the global financial crisis.
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"We've been in a strong maximum gasoline signal for the most part up until about a month ago," the company's head of engineering explained, "so our assets we just had them pointed to make as much gasoline as possible".
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Authorities' rejection of a new work visa for Victor Mallet, an editor with the Financial Times, "sends a worrying signal" for Hong Kong, Tara Joseph, the president of the local American Chamber of Commerce, said in a Monday statement.
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"We need to move on, otherwise this would be a signal for future politicians that Italy cannot be reformed, and is a signal to the whole financial market and that's not positive," Bini Smaghi, who is from Italy, said.
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In addition to typical obstructions, a large section of Van Buren Street has a train track running over the top, which makes setting up 5G cells and sending signal for what is an already tricky wavelength damn near impossible.
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"One should be more worried when a rapid re-steepening occurs, as that is a better signal for an imminent downturn, at which point risk-off strategies make more sense," said Tobias Levkovich, chief U.S. equities strategist at Citigroup.
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If the housing stocks (which are of course very important to the U.S. economy) break down and move into bear market territory, this would not be a good signal for economic growth in the second half of the year.
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The veracity of Wolff's book aside, when President Trump calls a book "fake," that should be a clear signal for the American citizen to sit up in Plato's cave and look very discerningly at the images on the wall.
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A further bearish signal for Asian refiners is the possibility of higher crude oil prices as the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies continue their efforts to tighten the global crude markets by limiting output.
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I also use Signal for encrypted messages, Habit Lab to shame me when I spend too much time screwing around online and Weedmaps to find my closest legal pot dispensary (I was on the pot beat for a while).
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The survey conducted between March 6-12 also found that BofA's "Bull & Bear Indicator", a sentiment index, had collapsed to 1.7 from 2.5 in February, generating a contrarian "buy signal" for risk assets for the first time since August.
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Bolstering hopes for a stronger U.S. economy, the number of Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged lower last week, a positive signal for the U.S. labor market amid recent signs that new claims may be trending slightly higher.
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"This show of good will is a positive signal for the U.S.-North Korean summit because it reflects a willingness to negotiate and compromise," said Lee Byong-chul, senior fellow at the Institute for Peace and Cooperation in Seoul.
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The USS Farragut, an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, "sounded five short blasts, the international maritime signal for danger of a collision, and requested the Russian ship alter course in accordance with international rules of the road," Cmdr.
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" Piotr Matys, an emerging markets strategist at Rabobank, added that the peso's continuing fall despite the IMF programme only proved how difficult it was to restore investor confidence once it was lost: "It's a major warning signal for Turkey.
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The possibility of "weaponized electricity" is the signal for the F.B.I. to step in, entering a plot that features a cyberstalker, a psycho from a previous book; Scarpetta's annoying sister, Dorothy; and Dorothy's brilliant, if seriously disturbed daughter, Lucy.
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The key growth metric watched by analysts, non-IFRS cloud revenues at constant currencies, came in at 13 percent - clearing a 30 percent threshold set by Deutsche Bank ahead of the results as a 'buy' signal for the stock.
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For Pantone's color experts, the role Greenery will have in 2017 is to serve as a signal for us to breathe in deep and reinvigorate our fatigued selves, who are very likely anxious or terrified at the years to come.
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Markets moved aggressively to price in deeper rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year, while U.S. bond yields touched fresh lows and parts of the curve inverted further, seen as a warning signal for recession in the world's largest economy.
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OSLO (Reuters) - China's crackdown on imports of plastic trash should be a signal for rich nations to increase recycling and cut down on non-essential products such as plastic drinking straws, the head of the U.N Environment Programme said on Monday.
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"The lifting of sanctions would open the door for expansion ... It will be a signal for us that we should make a foray into this market, open stores ... At some point we will start getting ready for it," he added.
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But many investors see executive retention as the most important signal for the long-term health of the company, far more reliable than short-term quotas or profit margins — which is a good reason to think it's what inspired today's nosedive.
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"The receipt of a revised term sheet from Premier's main group of lenders is a positive signal for those looking for closure to the drawn-out debt refinancing process," said analysts at Jefferies, who give the stock a "hold" rating.
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A new 52-week high after a long pause is a bullish signal for stocks that leads to a period of strong returns and fewer severe pullbacks, Bank of America told clients on Monday as the S&P hit record levels.
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The Iranians did not respond to any warnings from the US ship, including radio calls, firing of flares and five short blasts from the US Navy ship's whistle, which is the internationally recognized communications signal for danger, the officials said.
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"Technically, gold is getting good support at the $860.15.49,300 price level and fundamentally, the Fed not rising rates this year is a strong signal for gold," said Peter Fung, head of dealing at Wing Fung Precious Metals in Hong Kong.
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PARIS, July 23 (Reuters) - Birkin handbag maker Hermes on Tuesday posted a better-than-expected rise in comparable sales in the second quarter, buoyed by solid demand in Asia in an encouraging signal for some of its major luxury goods rivals.
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Wind industry officials had said at a conference this week on the French offshore wind sector that they feared the government wanted to renegotiate the tender terms, which they said would be a bad signal for investment in the industry.
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Some members recalled tuning in to the Voice of America on shortwave radio — despite government efforts to jam the signal — for the famous jazz broadcasts of Willis Conover, who introduced the music to Eastern bloc countries during the Cold War.
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With the Fed's steady message still fresh in the mind 10-year U.S. Treasuries yields fell to 3.05 percent, from Tuesday's four-month high of 3.113 percent when traders had been expecting a more hawkish signal for the U.S. central bank.
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Xi's call for more open market conditions are a welcomed signal for investors — although China is still a relatively closed market with foreign ownership of equities and bonds under 2 percent — said Ben Luk, State Street Global Markets' global macro strategist.
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U.S. consumer prices rebounded more than expected in October and underlying inflation picked up, which together with abating trade tensions and fears of a recession, support the Federal Reserve's signal for no further interest rate cuts in the near term.
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"From a technical point of view, a first positive signal (for gold) would be a recovery to $1,290, while a fall below the recent low of $1,266 could open space for a further decline," said ActivTrades analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa.
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All this being said, Snap is still a young company, and that it's been able to attract more than 150 million daily active users and has only recently begun monetizing them may have been a strong enough signal for Wall Street.
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WhatsApp and Signal, for example, tell you when a user's key changes, indicating that a new device is in use — and requires verification — or that a device has been manipulated by a third-party and that the conversation isn't secure.
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Erik Agard: Music and wordplay are but two of Alex's superpowers (you can see some of her punny drawings on her Instagram), so when this puzzle's then-half-formed theme needed rescuing, I knew who to shine the Bat Signal for.
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He's a charming creation who doubles a signal for the low-stakes ambition of "Toy Story 4," which includes the expected Rube Goldberg set pieces and heartstring-tugging of the previous three, but feels more like a stand-alone adventure.
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"What we're generally seeing is a strong blood-based biological signal for cancers that have a high mortality and are typically not screened for," Dr. Anne-Renee Hartman, vice president of clinical development at Grail, said in a telephone interview.
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"It's a misperception that solid fundamentals are not needed for a bull run, which is now in its first stage, and the signal for the second stage will be earnings growth recovery after bottoming out," Haitong Securities wrote in report.
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BRUSSELS, March 2 (Reuters) - The immediate benefits of a Greek participation in the European Central Bank's government bond-buying programme, called quantitative easing (QE), are not clear, but it would be a good signal for investors, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said.
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I think the inflection point we're facing in our country is that as the national narrative becomes more toxic, state leaders have an opportunity not only to lead but to send a signal for what people should expect of their leaders.
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The research team behind the study—centered at Australian National University—thought it was possible that the whistling flight of the crested pigeon could be one of these elusive, non-vocal "instruments," potentially used as an alarm signal for other flock members.
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The recent exit from risky assets like stocks by investors sent a powerful contrarian "buy" signal for the market not seen since during the Brexit turmoil, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch market gauge with a strong short-term track record.
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Jean Pisani-Ferry, the economist who oversaw the construction of Macron's election program, told German weekly Die Zeit that a victory for the centrist candidate over his far-right rival Marine Le Pen on Sunday would be a "strong signal for more Europe".
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BERLIN, June 24 (Reuters) - Germany's VDMA engineering association said on Friday that Britain's vote to leave the European Union is an alarm signal for companies that will hurt investor confidence in Europe and lead to a fall in German machinery exports to Britain.
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The banks of lithium ion batteries tie into the regional system operator, PJM, which can send a signal for the batteries to charge or discharge at a given time to regulate how much power is flowing into or out of the grid.
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Global markets have reacted calmly to the failed Turkish coup attempt - MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan is up 0.2 percent and Brent crude is up 0.5 percent at $237.23 a barrel - which is a positive signal for the Gulf.
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We were not so sure in those days that the signal for the gluon would be clear-cut, because the concept of jets had only been introduced a couple of years earlier, but this seemed to be the only way to discover gluons.
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ActivTrades chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa said in a note that a return to the psychological threshold of $1,300 would be a positive signal for gold, while a fall below $1,23 could open the way for a further decline to $1,260.
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A new deep-learning neural network called RankBrain is now the third biggest signal for ranking results in Google search — Dean won't reveal the first two — and the company credits it with the biggest improvement to search ranking in over two years.
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ActivTrades chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa said in a note that a return to the psychological threshold of $1,300 would be a positive signal for gold, while a fall below $1,280 could open the way for a further decline to $1,260.
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To turn off the setting — and we recommend that you do — go to the Settings menu within the Signal for Mac app and select either "Neither name nor message" or "Disable notifications" to make sure that your private messages don't stray beyond Signal.
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"The announced measures are an important signal for the capital market that the bank is now focussing more on its future and its customers after years of dealing with the past," fund manager Ingo Speich at Union Investment said in an emailed statement.
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The inversion of portions of the Treasury bond yield curve this week would "have to be sustained over a period of time" to be taken as a "bearish" signal for the U.S. economy, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Thursday.
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When iOS 9 was released last fall, Wi-Fi Assist was turned on by default and caused much dismay from users with limited data plans whose monthly allowances were chewed up when the device automatically switched to the cellular signal for extended periods.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices rebounded more than expected in October and underlying inflation picked up, which together with abating trade tensions and fears of a recession, support the Federal Reserve's signal for no further interest rate cuts in the near term.
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"We appreciate that Twitter is an important tool for politicians to communicate to the electorate, and that verification is an important contextual signal for the public - which is why we've been very intentional and thoughtful about this policy," the spokesperson told The Hill.
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I kept Twitter running in my phone hand to figure out what was going on with calls and injuries—poor Andrew Bogut—but I lost signal for the entire last quarter and so was left to squint at the screen and guess.
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According to police documents, on the fifth day and after nearly 280 days of serious symptoms, the dying teen finally collapsed and became unresponsive, at which point counselors attempted to signal for help using a fire because they were not equipped with radios.
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"This show of good will is a positive signal for the U.S.-North Korean summit because it reflects a willingness to negotiate and compromise," said Lee Byong-chul, a senior fellow at the Institute for Peace and Cooperation in Seoul, South Korea.
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I thought of the nights my mother would pretend to send me to bed and, after my two younger sisters were tucked in and kissed good night, she'd signal for me to creep back down the dark hallway out to the living room.
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I've just read all the same reports that you have, including in The New York Times, that says that journalists have seen evidence that they have the data, which is a strong enough signal for us to go on, and take action here.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday its market sentiment indicator has fallen to a level so bearish it has triggered a "contrarian" buy signal for assets considered more risky, such as equities, for the first time since January.
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When a drive by Chase Headley down the right-field line bounced off the facing of the second deck at Yankee Stadium on Sunday, the first-base umpire, Alfonso Marquez, twirled his finger above his head — the signal for a home run.
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Ultimately, such attempts to bar the electronic monitoring of activities that occur in the open — such as the catcher's signal for the next pitch — are expensive, destined to leave policing in arrears of the latest technology and "doomed to failure," Klein said.
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"Women who are delivering a preterm infant have an early warning signal for their future health," said the lead author, Lauren J. Tanz, a doctoral candidate at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and a researcher at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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The goal is to improve health, not to lose weight"Inflammation is not always a bad thing; our bodies use inflammation as a signal for healing," says Dr. Mari Ricker, MD, a professor of family and community medicine at the University of Arizona.
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The government urged unvaccinated families to hang a red cloth or flag outside homes as a signal for help, and imposed the shutdown to free up resources for its vaccine drive and keep even those fearful of vaccines home for the teams' visits.
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I believe this is going to open the door to an inverted yield curve, wherein the longer-dated Treasuries carry a lower yield than those that are shorter-dated; this development is classically taken as a troubling signal for the broader market.
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"If it turns out that the treasury takes advantage in this way, this would be a negative signal for the bourse, as investors may start to think which other companies this could apply to," said Andrzej Domanski, a fund manager at Noble Funds.
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"It provides some modest reassurance for the short-term, but the absence of a signal for cancer excess isn't really all that surprising to me, because it's just too soon for something like cancer," said Michos, who was not involved in the study.
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"The apparently uncoordinated comments from ECB President Draghi on further monetary policy measures are an alarming signal for the European Central Bank's integrity," said Hans Michelbach, spokesman for Merkel's conservative CDU/CSU bloc in the Bundestag lower house of parliament's finance committee.
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"Subscribe to PewDiePie," which began as a grass-roots online attempt to keep the popular YouTube entertainer from being dethroned as the site's most-followed account, has morphed into a kind of all-purpose cultural bat signal for the young and internet-absorbed.
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"The apparently uncoordinated comments from ECB President Draghi on further monetary policy measures are an alarming signal for the European Central Bank's integrity," said Hans Michelbach, spokesman for Merkel's conservative CDU/CSU bloc in the Bundestag lower house of parliament's budget committee.
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In a sign that not everyone in the Freedom Caucus was in line with its approach and a positive signal for Trump as he looked ahead to tax reform, U.S. Representative Ted Poe, a Texas Republican, said he had resigned from the group.
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With markets grasping at the lack of any mention of the euro's strength by ECB President Mario Draghi at the Jackson Hole conference in Wyoming last week as a tacit green signal for euro bulls, traders pushed the single currency above the $21 line.
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"Given the recent oil price rise, a key question is to what extent the ECB will raise its inflation projections for 212-215 and what this might signal for its QE (quantitative easing) policy after March 230," UBS economists said in a report on Thursday.
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The monthly poll, which tracks the Bank of Japan's closely watched tankan quarterly survey, found the mood among manufacturers was expected to brighten over the coming three months but service-sector morale was seen deteriorating, a worrying signal for the domestic demand-led recovery.
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So far jitters over Egypt's nascent programme of cargo deferments — a potentially bearish signal for global markets — have taken a back seat to more immediate developments, such as Kogas purchases, but Egypt could come to dominate thinking once the scale of its programme becomes clear.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has until September 20093 to decide whether the government will continue his predecessor Stephen Harper's legacy of opposing the resisters in four specific cases this fall — a decision that will be an important signal for others enmeshed in similar fights.
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Nordenman said the troops are an "important political signal for the US and NATO," adding that they will "allow the US and its NATO allies to train on terrain that they would have to fight on" in the event of an armed conflict with Russia.
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"The state media commentary calling for tighter industry regulation is a cooling signal for gaming stocks that could cause short-term declines, but whether there would be revenue impact depends on what regulatory measures would follow," said Connie Gu, analyst at BOCOM International Securities.
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On the technical front, "gold now needs to break resistance around $1.23,498-$1,500 area in order to brighten the short-term outlook, while a rally outside of the bull channel would be a more decisive signal for the bulls," Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with Forex.
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"The UK ship had turned down its signal for more time than it was allowed to (and) was passing through the wrong channel, endangering the safety and security of shipping and navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, for which we are responsible," Zarif said.
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"If he is released, it would be a major positive signal for the lira and should prove sufficient for USD/TRY to convincingly break below the support area around 6.00 towards the 5.6968 level," Piotr Matys of Rabobank said in a note to clients.
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The revelation that university personnel subverted the educations of hundreds of athletes at first seemed to be the equivalent of the bat signal for the N.C.A.A., whose core principle states that players are students first, with sports forming a part of their larger educations.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices rebounded more than expected in October and underlying inflation picked up, which together with abating trade tensions and fears of a recession, support the Federal Reserve's signal for no further interest rate cuts in the near term.
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"We are very close and that's important for us because its an important signal for the markets, for investors and it unlocks other financial support," Danylyuk told Reuters in an interview in Berlin where he was due to meet his German counterpart Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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But a PG-13 rating works like a broader signal for audiences: This is a movie for teens and grown-ups, but it's not too serious, or too graphic, or the kind of movie you can't just send your teenager off to see by themselves.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave the "green signal" for a high-speed rail line connecting London to northern England earlier on Tuesday, and finance minister Sajid Javid has said he will focus on infrastructure in the government's first post-Brexit budget statement on March 11.
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"Can you imagine such disdain for democracy ... he should resign this afternoon," Salvini said on Facebook, referring to an interview in which Oettinger was quoted as saying he hoped financial markets would be a signal for Italians that they should not vote for populists.
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Alexandra Sabbe-Ferri, a lawyer in Paris who specializes in workers' rights, said in a phone interview that though the case concerned on-call duty rather than the right to disconnect, it was a signal for both companies and workers to take personal time seriously.
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"Given the importance of the ocean warming signal for understanding our changing climate, it is high time to measure the global ocean systematically from the surface to the ocean floor," NOAA oceanographer Gregory Johnson, a co-author on the paper, said in a statement.
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Facebook, Naver (Line), Ubisoft, Microsoft and plenty of others all run their own incubators from Station F. And it's been working really well, as there are over one thousand startups based at Station F. Station F is also a great signal for the international tech community.
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Collin Martin, fixed income strategist at Schwab Center for Financial Research in New York said it would be interesting to see whether Powell in his speech on Friday still characterizes July's easing as a mid-cycle adjustment or a signal for a series of interest rate cuts.
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So all that was a signal for us that it was the right time I didn't bug us that someone else was doing it because we spent nine months building something that we were confident in and we were just excited to share it with the world.
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"A break through $55 in WTI and $65 in Brent would be a very bullish signal for these and could be the catalyst for more significant upside, with oil having stabilised over the last few weeks following the post-Christmas bounce," Erlam wrote in a briefing.
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CrowdTangle joins Facebook's existing publisher analytics tools, which include Signal (for discovering which news stories are trending) and Page Insights (which offer analytics tools for pages.) "Thanks to this partnership, our platform is only going to get more powerful," CrowdTangle's founders said in a blog post.
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But Professor Fielding warned that some of Mr. Corbyn's own lawmakers were so disenchanted that they may be hoping that Labour's election results are a "cataclysmic disaster and a signal for those who voted for Jeremy Corbyn to start thinking that maybe a mistake was made." video
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An inversion in the U.S. yield curve for the first time since 2007 - a classic signal for recession, following bleak data out of Germany and China - weighed heavily on investor sentiment as it returned focus to the impact of a bruising trade war on global economic growth.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 15 (Reuters) - The inversion of portions of the Treasury bond yield curve this week would "have to be sustained over a period of time" to be taken as a "bearish" signal for a U.S. economy, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Thursday.
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In a more positive signal for bilateral relations between Berlin and Rome, Renzi said he supported an idea floated by German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel to cut development aid to north African countries that are not willing to take back citizens whose asylum applications were rejected.
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"However with uncertainty around wages and inflation; the consumer; and, of course, the labor market and housing it would be inappropriate to over interpret this signal," For Reuters Live Markets blog on European and UK stock markets see reuters://realtime/verb=Opener=http://emea1.apps.cp.extranet.thomsonreuters.biz/cms/?
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Subscribers on both the ad-supported and no commercials plan will have the ability to download content for offline viewing – something people like to do when preparing for air travel or for daily commutes on public transportation where it's difficult to get a signal, for example.
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"Staff was unable to obtain any 4G LTE signal for 38% of drive tests on U.S. Cellular's network, 21.3% of drive tests on T-Mobile's network, and 16.2% of drive tests on Verizon's network, despite each provider reporting coverage in the relevant area," the agency said.
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The strategist said he was surprised that rates didn't fall more drastically in the wake of the threat, but interpreted the muted move as a positive signal for markets and a sign that the Fed would have to change its tune for a more substantial decline to take place.
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A suicide bomber blew himself up at the rear of the 400-bed Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan hospital, across the road from the heavily fortified U.S. embassy, providing the signal for three attackers with automatic weapons and hand grenades to open fire inside the complex, according to witnesses.
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But when she brought then 22017-year-old Samuel to see Santa for the first time in 212 when they lived in Provo, Utah, Spencer didn't expect her son would dislike it so much he would use sign language to signal for "help" while on Saint Nick's lap.
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In a bullish signal for the oil market, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Wednesday oil consumption will peak no sooner than 2040 despite the entering into force of the Paris climate deal which intends to wean the world off fossil fuels by the end of the century.
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But if the BoE does not raise its key rate next Thursday, "that would be a negative signal for sterling in view of current market expectations and as a result the currency would go into free fall," Antje Praefcke, an analyst at Commerzbank, wrote in a note to clients.
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"The FTSE 100 is still in the midst of sideways consolidation, but with a welcome test of last week's 6,280 ceiling and a close venture to 6,300," said Augustin Eden, analyst at Accendo Markets, adding that a drop towards 6,240 would send a bearish signal for the index.
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A senior adviser for Pete Buttigieg's campaign tweeted what appeared to be a signal for help to super PAC supporters on Wednesday, a notable injection of big-money politicking into a Democratic presidential race that has been defined in large part by opposition to super PACs and their influence.
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It is effectively a windfall for advanced refineries, which produce larger amounts of the low sulfur fuel that many ships will use, but is an ominous signal for others, including countries such as Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Venezuela, Mexico and Brazil that produce oil with high amounts of sulfur.
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While the bank may attempt a dovish hike that is accompanied by guidance that reduces expectations for additional tightening, Poloz's distaste for explicit forward guidance likely means tariffs and trade will be raised as a risk, without a clear signal for the timing of the next rate move.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The inversion of portions of the Treasury bond yield curve this week "would have to be sustained over a period of time" to be taken as a "bearish" signal for a U.S. economy that continues to grow, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Thursday.
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The Army's move is a major negative signal for DJI drone use and may influence a number of non-military operations who may follow the Army's lead, the logic being: if it's not secure enough for the military, maybe it's not secure enough for our corporate or private needs.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted "The yield curve will need to begin to steepen again, led by a rise in longer-maturity yields, to send a more positive long-term signal for the economy and stocks," said Tom Essaye, founder of The Sevens Report, in a note.
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In a possibly encouraging signal for other drugmakers that will be reporting results in coming weeks, J&J said the strong dollar took a 3.3 percent bite out of global sales in the first quarter - half the impact in the prior period - as the currency's value eased somewhat.
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"Producer price index is a key signal for the Fed in gauging whether or not to raise rates, so this should add some wind to the sails of those looking for a more dovish Fed," said Mike Loewengart, vice-president of investment strategy at E*Trade Financial in New York.
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Keegan instructed his bouncers to flip a switch if city inspectors appeared; the switch activated a blue light in the DJ booth, a signal for the DJ to put on Radiohead's album Kid A. The gloomy record, Keegan hoped, would put the kibosh on dancing and spare him a costly ticket.
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"We expect additional rate hikes will invert the three-months to 10-year yield curve which is a reliable signal for a bear market for stocks and a coming recession for both the U.S. and the rest of the world," said Jeffrey Kleintop, Chief Investment Strategist at Charles Schwab in Boston.
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While private-sector adjustments after a slate of $50 billion tariffs on technology goods will likely not show up on geospatial tracking, similarly abrupt reversals of course on trade policy are a strong signal for rank-and-file players of U.S.-China trade to consider government officials' changing trade preferences.
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"We expect additional rate hikes will invert the three-months to 21.3-year yield curve which is a reliable signal for a bear market for stocks and a coming recession for both the U.S. and the rest of the world," said Jeffrey Kleintop, Chief Investment Strategist at Charles Schwab in Boston.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress has enough votes to pass a new trade agreement signed by the United States, Mexico and Canada, and doing so would send a positive signal for stalled U.S.-China trade talks, the chief executive of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce told CNBC on Tuesday.
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" Ms. Merkel, who heads the center-right bloc in the German Parliament and faces elections in September, when she will be seeking a fourth term, added that success for Mr. Macron "would be a positive signal for the political center, which we also want to keep strong here in Germany.
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Galfi stressed that Google isn't using AMP support as a signal for how it ranks its mobile search results, but if users are indeed more likely to click on the AMP link than on a non-AMP one, then there is still a strong incentive for publishers to support the new format.
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Nonetheless, in a worrying signal for what lies ahead, Preqin survey data showed that a whopping 793 percent of investors found hedge funds had fallen short of expectations in the past twelve months – a notable spike up from a total of 39 percent who made the same claim only half a year earlier.
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If a recommendation comes, the on-field referee initiates a video review by forming a rectangle with his fingers — the signal for television — and he can then either watch a replay on a monitor beside the field or accept the V.A.R.'s counsel before ruling whether to uphold or reverse the original call.
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But I think there's a lot of discounting and if at one point in time, even if it's next year, the negative deposit rates are lifted, say at least a little bit, not to positive but at least a little bit, it's a signal for investors probably to put more money in.
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The 10-year Treasury note is seeing such a bid that the yield, which moves inversely to price, neared a record low But, even with this recent turn to safety, Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, said the bond market bid could be flashing a buy signal for riskier stocks.
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While still down 18% year-over-year, that tiny nudge forward is likely going to be a big positive signal for Google as it looks to show that its advertising business won't be challenged by other platforms and it is still going to remain a critical ad buy even as user behavior shifts to mobile.
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As a result, Japan's trade surplus with the United States grew 14.8% in May from a year earlier to 395 billion yen ($3.64 billion), rising for three months in a row — a worrying signal for bilateral trade talks as Tokyo is under pressure from Washington to fix what it says is an unfair trade imbalance.
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The grandmother, Baby Suggs, was dead, and the sons, Howard and Buglar, had run away by the time they were thirteen years old — as soon as merely looking in a mirror shattered it (that was the signal for Buglar); as soon as two tiny hand prints appeared in the cake (that was it for Howard).
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As a result, Japan's trade surplus with the United States grew 14.8% in May from a year earlier to 395 billion yen ($3.64 billion), rising for three months in a row - a worrying signal for bilateral trade talks as Tokyo is under pressure from Washington to fix what it says is an unfair trade imbalance.
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It's not certain whether the company will commit to rolling out the feature in this form — a spokesman told us this is an early test, with no decision made on whether to roll it out for Facebook's 2.2BN+ user base — but its various tests in this area suggest it's interested in having another signal for rating or ranking comments.
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That's the date to mark in your calendars for a more firm go/no-go signal for the deal, which would see Musk move closer to his vision of a company that can manage clean energy from production all the way through down to consumption, with the goal of making that whole process attainable for everyday consumers.
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After all, what is not to like about a play in which the goalie and four teammates squeeze into the goal to defend while players on the other team line up like a firing squad not far away and wait for the referee to signal for the play to begin and the ball to be passed out of the corner.
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With Stitch Fix's IPO on the horizon, Wall Street — and the rest of the tech industry — is going to be keeping a close eye on this next big consumer IPO as both a signal for the future of e-commerce startups like Stitch Fix and the consumer IPO market as a whole heading into the back half of the year.
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Breakfast will be delivered, and can be eaten at a table positioned on a landing just below Lucy's circular eyes, which glow blue at night in honor of Old Blue Eyes — Frank Sinatra, a native of Hoboken, N.J. Legend has it that the lights in Lucy's eyes once served as a signal for rum runners navigating the ocean during Prohibition.
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Umm Abdou was forever complaining about the lack of power, lack of water (which meant she had to do all the washing by hand in a plastic bowl), lack of a signal for her large mobile phone, the state of the city, the Assad regime and the way no one seemed to be filming the bloodshed properly, "so that other countries can't see what's happening to us".
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