In the shorter term, business has slowed down a little bit, just as the economy has slowed down a little bit in China.
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And in the age of Trump, it hasn't slowed down.
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What's next now that iPhone sales growth has slowed down?
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"The innovation cycle has slowed down at Apple," Swisher said.
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Instead of working nonstop, her life has slowed down significantly.
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He says he slowed down and was hit from behind.
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Just before the 2016 presidential election, the influx slowed down.
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For his part, King said that he's slowed down considerably.
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Clinton slowed down fundraising in July, raising roughly $280 million.
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The reform process may be slowed down by political challenges.
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Then, sometime around the middle of 2016, things slowed down.
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I know she didn't mean it, but time slowed down.
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But when it was slowed down, the doubt melted away.
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Economic growth has "definitely slowed down a bit," Fritz acknowledged.
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Heavy rain and mud have slowed down distributions, she said.
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Your brain gets slowed down by complicated instructions, says Wyeth.
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The winds have passed and my typing has slowed down.
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Kiffin, 51, slowed down the train and sprang into action.
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At this stage, we still haven't slowed down at all.
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The move comes as the tablet market has slowed down.
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IT'S SLOWED DOWN TO 2400% IN OUR PROJECTION FOR '215.
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It's really part of the reason why I slowed down.
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At the same time we haven't slowed down on enforcing.
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Things have not slowed down for our man Shkreli since.
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Instead, the increases slowed down and appear to have stopped.
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Regulatory hurdles have often slowed down implementation, some executives said.
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Storms have also slowed down over Australia, by about 19%.
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Sovereign wealth funds have slowed down their startup investment pace.
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"The flow has very substantially slowed down," Mr. Trump said.
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That increase, divorce lawyers said, has already slowed down negotiations.
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Listening to my favorite LPs slowed down to 16 r.p.m.
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Colvin never slowed down long enough to write a memoir.
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In the middle of the desert, the trucks slowed down.
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Oklahoma City slowed down all three of those players Sunday.
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Though he has slowed down, the projects are stacking up.
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Once at the piano, he slowed down and became absorbed.
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"Right now, Pink Houses slowed down a lot," he says.
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GM bailout and internal budget cuts slowed down the original application of the technology The recession, the GM bailout and internal budget cuts slowed down the original application of the technology in the automotive sphere.
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"The Moore's law performance curve has really slowed down," Osterloh says.
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Then when Eddie passed away it was like everything slowed down.
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Anderson slowed down to 45 mph before running a red light.
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Roof slowed down in his car as he approached the church.
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But Ngoepe slowed down after his momentous opening week and batted .
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He's slashed staff and slowed down his breakneck pace of campaigning.
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But apparently, some documents were missing and slowed down the investigation.
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"The wedding planning has slowed down a bit," the source said.
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I just haven't slowed down enough to take it all in.
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The Hold Steady has slowed down a bit in recent years.
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Adding another baby to the mix hasn't slowed down Jenni Pulos.
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A few cars slowed down and honked as they passed by.
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We slowed down our product and eroded our core product value. . . .
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And there's no question that growth has slowed down in China.
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They've slowed down some growth and Williams is a great company.
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But as the oil boom turned to bust, Petronas slowed down.
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But then he slowed down, to enjoy the deliciously illicit feast.
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And the next week … somehow … things seem to have slowed down.
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But in general, entitlements have to be slowed down and contained.
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At the height of the opioid epidemic, inexplicably, [suspensions] slowed down.
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But in the last year, things have slowed down — way down.
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Think of a slowed-down Before Sunrise, or Once with architecture.
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The report also said that suppliers have slowed down component production.
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Growth had slowed down late last year, causing worry among investors.
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It's slowed down 10x, and man the possibilities are just endless.
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Good job, you just slowed down every other diner's service time!
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This could also have slowed down growth in the solar sector.
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Artifact is a slowed down and tactical version of Dota 2.
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They put up five and slowed down a pretty fast team.
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Statewide bans slowed down the romance But then Washington state Gov.
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The closure of Silverstar hardly slowed down Amazon's Detroit-area operations.
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Maybe a dinosaur growl is just a small dog slowed down.
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Sales growth at Wayfair (W) has slowed down in recent quarters.
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A slowed-down version of the clip can be seen below.
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That weighed on Best Buy, since its phone division slowed down.
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To a machine, we must seem like slowed-down whale songs.
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Cramer: Now, there is a sense that lending nationally slowed down.
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Democrats, on the other hand, would love a slowed-down schedule.
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The social movement against sexual abuse and harassment hasn't slowed down.
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But they also did policies I think that slowed down growth.
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When the water around the bay cooled down, the glaciers slowed down.
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Facebook's growth has slowed down, which puts even more pressure on Instagram.
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It's slowed down a bit and you have more time to explore.
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So I think that has slowed down some of the growth there.
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Things haven't slowed down for the athlete since getting home from Rio.
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In 2017, it slowed down to 2.93 inches per hour (1 meter).
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Beyoncé sang a slowed-down version for the original softcore BDSM movie.
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Based on the trial, YouTube slowed down live chat among other tweaks.
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Chinese economic slowed down last year to 275% from 6.8% in 2018.
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And sales of its Model 2000 slowed down in the first quarter.
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Jerky movements are smoothed out, and fast ones slowed down, he says.
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And the star and her team haven't slowed down since the launch.
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The rhinos slowed down and changed course seconds before reaching the vehicle.
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During the surgery, LynLee's heart slowed down to an incredibly low rate.
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Each time we've taken action, it's slowed down the flow of activity.
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So the car would have slowed down, rather than move to right.
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Rain has slowed down search There's a lot authorities still don't know.
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But that hasn't slowed down Tony Finau in his first Masters appearance.
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One industry source said the talks had slowed down a little recently.
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And life for the couple hasn't slowed down since their daughter's arrival.
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That doesn't mean they've slowed down their pace of investing at all.
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Poor shooting and turnovers slowed down the Thunder in the third quarter.
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Second, and more importantly, is that Apple's growth engine has slowed down.
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Those crypto investments have also reportedly slowed down in the past year.
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Shoegaze slowed down the way seconds stretch when you can't break gaze.
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Clinton slowed down fundraising in July, raising roughly $18 million at events.
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The Yankees offense has slowed down, while the Red Sox have exploded.
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Since, however, the Portugal international appears to have slowed down with age.
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Facebook's quarterly revenue growth has also slowed down over the past year.
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But closures slowed down this year from a record pace in 2017.
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Miller said another explanation is that the consumer economy just slowed down.
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But Curiosity was too heavy to be slowed down by parachutes alone.
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She slowed down and asked if Kanwar—then barely 13—needed help.
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But the participants' metabolisms had vastly slowed down through the study period.
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A. The accident rate went up, as drivers slowed down too suddenly.
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Specifically, it allows customers to record a slowed down video of themselves.
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With that voice, I think state legislatures have slowed down the momentum.
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Unmarked vans with tinted windows that slowed down and honked their horns.
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It has been slowed down, jazzed up and stripped of the singing.
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Almost instantly, her blood pressure rose and her racing heart slowed down.
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As Naquin neared him, Chisenhall looked at his teammate and slowed down.
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"There's no denying the high-end market has slowed down," he said.
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Cars slowed down and about 30 people gathered to watch the scene.
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Think Elvis, slowed down and distorted by a heavy veil of reverb.
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But slowed down, it's incessant nostalgia: tragic, through the filter of time.
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That slowed down the motion so it could be captured on video.
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He hasn't slowed down with his workout routine, but he's smarter now.
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Now it's really slowed down, to maybe two or three a month.
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Once we slowed down 'Independence' it was blatantly obvious Quincy was right.
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Everything is slowed down and filtered into a druggy, hazy fugue state.
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GDP growth slowed down in 1H0003, after overall growth of 1.4% in 2015.
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And Swift hasn't slowed down since: She'll next head to Perth on Oct.
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When her training schedule slowed down at 22, she finally got her period.
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At one point, the truck slowed down and turned into the parking lot.
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The young icon's Instagram and Snapchat presence hasn't slowed down since his birth.
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It was even possible for their internet speed to be temporarily slowed down.
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Might sedentary office workers indoors, also be slowed down by poor air quality?
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IT'S NOT THAT THIS IS NOT A GROWTH BUSINESS, IT'S JUST SLOWED DOWN.
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But it's unclear if N26's growth has also accelerated or slowed down.
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"Friend Like Me" and "Prince Ali" also feel slowed down and stretched out.
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In many ways, you hadn't really slowed down since you started with Oasis.
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The growth of his newsletter, aptly named Scott's Cheap Flights, hasn't slowed down.
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Finally when he slowed down the vehicle, Matt was able to get out.
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In fact, she says getting bangs has significantly slowed down her morning routine.
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It was the greatest experience of my life and it hasn't slowed down.
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She's the daughter he never slowed down enough to allow himself to have.
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No one supports impeachment because economic growth and business investment have slowed down.
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"I'm 36 — things have just slowed down so much for me," he says.
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He slowed down only after being steered into a chat about his grandchildren.
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The star, 30, slowed down her career following her latest tour in 2016.
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It also likely slowed down the process, which Trump promised would be quick.
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I learned to rap at like 170bpm first, then I slowed down later.
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"They're slowed down, they can look at my sign," Winters said while laughing.
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While the process of crizzling can be slowed down, it cannot be reversed.
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In 2007, Comcast slowed down ( "throttled") the operations of file-sharing service BitTorrent.
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The action reportedly slowed down traffic, but the traffic cones were eventually removed.
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I slowed down until they'd stepped off it, but then it happened again.
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Exxon slowed down last year its massive share repurchase program as earnings dropped.
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With art on Instagram, timing has become both sped up and slowed down.
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But that tool often slowed down computers due to the requirements of recording.
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As they approach 100, neither of them has slowed down all that much.
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That has caused a schism in the Bitcoin community and slowed down transactions.
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"It's so much more physical now because everything has slowed down," he said.
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And Trump's decision to end DACA has been slowed down in the courts.
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The spacecraft has slowed down enough to be captured into orbit around Jupiter.
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The food slowed down just a little as it passed through her intestines.
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"Our growth is being slowed down because of Google's dominant position," he said.
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But he hasn't slowed down on fundraising for other Republican members of Congress.
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To deleverage, Evergrande has slowed down land purchases, analysts said, citing industry data.
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Those in the van eventually noticed her and slowed down to pull over.
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Reversed, sped up, slowed down, it's all at the discretion of the wearer.
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The whole thing is synchronized with a slowed-down revision of a Neu!
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In contrast, her little brother's success came early and hardly ever slowed down.
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At some times of the day it slowed down to a downright halt.
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After speeding up, the car slowed down once it came even with me.
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It was slowed down and pitch adjusted so she appeared drunk or ill.
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Last year, native advertising slowed down considerably, so BuzzFeed started accepting banner ads.
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The match slowed down in the second half, played in a steady rain.
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When we slowed down, they would loop back and continue to guide us.
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None of it seems to have slowed down Samsung in the short term.
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Russian intelligence operations haven't slowed down since 2016, and they're not going to.
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Revenue has slowed down compared to last year, and labor costs are accelerating.
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T-Mobile and Sprint, meanwhile, are slowed down by drama around their merger.
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"The president's veto has slowed down the proceedings on reform," Ms. Szydlo said.
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Now that holiday sales have ended, most deals have slowed down a bit.
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"It has slowed down our day," said Delgado Velo Edwardo, a delivery man.
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Finally, the vehicle hit a mailbox and some garbage cans, then slowed down.
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Volatility in the price of bitcoin slowed down the public's acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
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None of that seems to have slowed down Williams and McKinley's wedding plans.
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Fanning hasn't slowed down, appearing in the "Twilight" saga movies and "Ocean's Eight."
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"They slowed down Hitbox chat and banned a lot of accounts," Sun said.
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"I'm happy the #MeToo movement has slowed down a little bit," Macdonald said.
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But so far it does not seem to have slowed down deal activity.
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The purchase cycle has substantially slowed down (no more FOMO from collectors). 5.
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By that point it'll have slowed down to less than eleven kilometers per second.
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It's the same song playing, but the tempo feels like it has slowed down.
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FCW notes that many agencies have slowed down their public communications, or stopped altogether.
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SARA EISEN: Well, one thing that's contributed is Europe has slowed down its growth.
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She was just moments into her slowed down take of "Fastlove" when she paused.
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Buhari, however, said prosecutors have faced challenges that have slowed down the recovery process.
|
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Worldwide chaos and internal company chaos would have both dramatically slowed down new releases.
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The cylinders directed and slowed down the heat the same way an oven would.
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But Messonnier said it's too soon to determine whether the virus has slowed down.
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The Weeknd joined the duo for a slowed-down soulful end to the song.
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It has slowed down from 0003 to 2000 would be the view this year.
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The Toronto champion wasn't the only player who slowed down once on the clock.
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If the invasion could be slowed down, other countries would have time to react.
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But in terms of worthwhile game releases, things have slowed down considerably since launch.
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"I was struggling to write my record, so it all slowed down," she explained.
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But since the ban, everything has really slowed down, if it hasn't stopped completely.
|
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Engineers this week struggled to repair damaged rail lines as networks slowed down trains.
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And so the Tesla slowed down, too, until it was stopped in its lane.
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Two guys in a car slowed down, creeping alongside the curb and jeering profanities.
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Her words weren't slowed down, but were spliced together to suggest something was wrong.
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Growth has slowed down noticeably in the current fiscal year which ends on Mar.
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Smith says growth hasn't slowed down, continuing throughout Wink's ejection from a failing parent.
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Buffett said Thursday that it did appear the economy had slowed down a bit.
|
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Things have died down since then, but that doesn't mean business has slowed down.
|
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And if Valeant slowed down price increases, it would still have amazing cash flow.
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There's no question of smartphone innovation halting anytime soon, but it's obviously slowed down.
|
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The protracted trade dispute has battered financial markets and slowed down the world economy.
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"The pace of innovation has not slowed down," said Jeff Crowe, Norwest's managing partner.
|
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The legal action does not appear to have slowed down either Bannon or Wolff.
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It now operates in the payments system, but this has likely slowed down development.
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Orders have slowed down as a result of the US&aposs ongoing trade wars.
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IMF loan disbursements have effectively been frozen since April 2017 as reforms slowed down.
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We slowed down our store expansions and really ramped up our e-commerce platform.
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It's being slowed down for political reasons that aren't necessarily in America's best interest.
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In my second, I took my time, slowed down and got to know people.
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When the lights lit up the car I was leaning against, they slowed down.
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The sound is altered, with voices slowed down into a not-quite-human pitch.
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There are multiple layers to this theme, which slowed down my solve a bit.
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"Just like in a movie, it was like everything slowed down," Ms. McMillan said.
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"Maybe my mental processes are slowed down a little bit," but that's about it.
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It knows if I slowed down, grabbed a chocolate bar and put it back.
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Debris left behind from manufacturing the airframes has slowed down delivery of the planes.
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It used to be that Christmas Eve is when everything kind of slowed down.
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The video was slightly slowed down and the pitch of Pelosi's voice was altered.
|
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Apple customers said their phone performance slowed down after they installed Apple software updates.
|
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Without the funds to repair broken machines, delays piled up and sales slowed down.
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"At the moment bookings have slowed down and that is a concern," he said.
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Finally, as the turtle slowed down, he positioned the boat near the fatigued animal.
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My brain slowed down — I couldn't focus on what the doctor was telling me.
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The Federal Aviation Administration slowed down flights to several major airports today, citing staffing issues.
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But disagreement over price has slowed down hopes of a quick deal, the paper added.
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Premium increases have slowed down while deductible hikes have continued at about the same rate.
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That means the signal only slowed down a little and some of it was lost.
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But on Monday, Beyoncé and JAY-Z slowed down for some well-deserved family time.
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However nearly a year after their whirlwind romance, the couple slowed down their wedding plans.
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Industry revenues peaked in 2011 at $35 billion and then fell as activity slowed down.
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Business activity slowed down after US stocks suffered their worst December since the Great Depression.
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"Saying 'no' did do one thing and that slowed down the Obama momentum," he said.
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After her traumatizing Paris robbery, Kim understandably slowed down — and her beauty look did too.
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But economic growth has slowed down, reaching 4.0% last year, less than analysts had expected.
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In 1840, her production slowed down due to a brain tumor that affected her speech.
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The intern's reach for the mic is slowed down, and the "chop" motion is accelerated.
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Others writhed to the frenzied tempo, but Phoebe's hips beat out a slowed-down song.
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In fact, Riley used a slowed-down strategy only when his personnel called for it.
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It said cooler weather and hurricanes had slowed down its North America compressor replacement business.
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As you can see, the retweets exploded for a few hours and then slowed down.
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After all, it doesn't seem that she's slowed down one bit since her career started.
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Despite being a new mom of three, Bey hasn't slowed down on appearances or Instagram.
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As a result, the pace of sales growth slowed down considerably over the past year.
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Wheatcroft felt the device vibrate faster, so he slowed down and weaved around the obstacle.
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She raps with a slowed-down tempo, in a style that reeks of Southern influence.
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It has blocked or slowed down economic legislation and serially censured the government's technocratic ministers.
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He's slowed down a little but he's still very focused on projects, personal and professional.
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"The bus driver said she slowed down as she approached the road crew," he said.
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When the beat sped up or slowed down, so did the bops of Ronan's head.
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Humans can barely understand words which are so showily and radically slowed down and prolonged.
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And investments in India have seemingly slowed down over the first three quarters of 2016.
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Tissot said violence had slowed down the humanitarian response, restricting aid access to some areas.
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Activity has also slowed down at the summit of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano as of Tuesday.
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However, officials say the blaze has slowed down and they expect containment numbers to grow.
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Still, it's pretty clear that the climate would benefit if everything slowed down a little.
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The increasing centralization of personnel decisions in the White House also slowed down the process.
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And he hasn't slowed down, despite the fact that he will turn 77 this year.
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The video features slowed-down footage of the event, which makes her words seem slurred.
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Job growth has slowed down this year as the labor market moves toward full employment.
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The cover definitely falls into the stereotype of slowed-down cover songs created for trailers.
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Contrary to popular legend, QWERTY didn't make it big because it slowed down speedy typists.
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And it's encrypted by default, something that has slowed down other phones in the past.
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The team actually has plans to do that -- but league rules slowed down the process.
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Barkov never slowed down, beating Mrazek stick-side for his 16th goal of the season.
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Since then, Izard hasn't slowed down — and that includes taking her restaurant on the road.
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Though her production schedule has slowed down some, her daily routine is something to behold.
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At the same time, the amount of reporting on sexual assault has not slowed down.
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"More's happening around the area," says Simon, who, at 69, hasn't slowed down much himself.
|
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The video Sanders shared appears to be sped up and slowed down at certain moments.
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Slowed down to normal speed, the oozing shades and textures looked like galaxies and nebulae.
|
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Singapore has slowed down on issuing new visas to Indian professionals, reports Times of India.
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I've slowed down my thought process and tried to make sure I'm there for everyone.
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Pai claimed that investment slowed down in 2015 for major broadband providers and smaller ISPs.
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When the bubble burst and Japan slowed down, it didn't bring down the global economy.
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In fact, they smashed through their regional "ceiling" months ago, and haven't slowed down since.
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A slowed-down version of the alphabet song has been going viral on social media.
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They've mellowed considerably since then — or, at least, they've slowed down their tempos a bit.
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Inflation has slowed down since then, in line with the expectations of the central bank.
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The trade war has hurt business sentiment and slowed down import and export activity globally.
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I slowed down to study gallery posters and sculptures along the 2.7-mile-long boardwalk.
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Clearly, the economy has slowed down, but we see continued growth in consumption by consumers.
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I slowed down, put the hazards on and then one of the wheels came off.
|
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But when your delivery driver is slowed down by traffic, how will they hold up?
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The cardinal's friends say that he slowed down a bit, but even then didn't stop.
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Mr. Hollins slowed down but did not stop until the car stalled, the report said.
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Less than a minute later, four large parachutes deployed and slowed down the space capsule.
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On the volleyball team's recent trip, the van slowed down just before 7:30 a.m.
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We slowed down as a majestic Highland cow crossed the road in no particular hurry.
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With donations having significantly slowed down, the city provided no dinner and no weekend meals.
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The safety board in its probe found that PTC would have slowed down that train.
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The GXE's motors slowed down and the car went up the hill nice and quiet.
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The coronavirus essentially slowed down every level of the sneaker industry, from production to sales.
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Smaller than the kids he grew up with, whose bodies weren't slowed down by polio.
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Despite his age, Lee never professionally slowed down and continued to work on creating entertainment content.
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"Local rains slowed down threshing a bit but this is not a major problem," Sabaranski said.
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While modern shooters have generally slowed down, Doom sped things up because, again, Doom was fast .
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A southern offensive has slowed down since it crossed the borders of Taiz province, they said.
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It's not quite an ambient record, but its a more subtle, slowed-down effort from Whipple.
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The air feels thicker somehow, like time has purposely slowed down just to mess with you.
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" The comic also drew wide condemnation for suggesting that the #MeToo movement is somehow "slowed down.
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We at Motherboard have long espoused the belief that everything sounds better when significantly slowed down.
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Senator Marie Cantwell knocked down the lie that net neutrality protections slowed down investment in networks.
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It had been purposefully slowed down to make the Democratic leader's speech sound slurred and garbled.
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However, I do have to admit: even slowed down and overly moody, it's still pretty catchy.
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She then slowed down and started swaying back and forth before stumbling backwards and catching herself.
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But then when I slowed down, I gradually learned how much there was to see here.
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Until recently, stigma surrounding female sexuality, orgasm and masturbation has prevented research and slowed down understanding.
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But it has not slowed down to the place it hasn't been for a whole decade.
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"The same trends we see today aren't reversed, but they are significantly slowed down," he said.
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These updates show that the departure of Instagram's co-founders hasn't slowed down the company's innovation.
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So I, you know, I'm-- worried about-- even the sort of intellectual cooperation-- being slowed down.
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A looming trade war with China hasn't slowed down Elon Musk or his beloved brainchild Tesla.
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"The wedding planning has slowed down a bit," a Bieber source tells PEOPLE at the time.
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The boy eventually slowed down and drove onto a berm to avoid driving over stop sticks.
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In a few cases, such rerouting slowed down users' connections by as much as 4.5 times.
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So, Rodriguez and his colleagues slowed down the spins of the black holes in their simulation.
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The ratio has improved gradually since 2013, as KEB Hana has slowed down its balance sheet.
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As the Twitter mockery of these stories has increased, Trump has not slowed down one bit.
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"There are concerns as the economy has slowed down," Dombrovskis told a news conference in Bucharest.
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Will there be a timer that lets you set how long your device is slowed down?
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Another concern is that the pace of of U.S. deals slowed down in the first quarter.
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It's all slowed down a bit; the whole thing takes place in less than a second.
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It's a quick scene that flashes by in seven frames, and it's beautiful when slowed down.
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And the monkeys weren't slowed down by trying to think of what they wanted to say.
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The final claim has not slowed down since the House voted to take the process public.
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I slowed down and thought about safety and had lots of other thoughts on that leg.
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"In the more recent imagery ... it does seem to have at least slowed down," Town said.
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Fanning hasn't slowed down, most recently appearing in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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I think businesses have slowed down in moving forward with things that they otherwise would have.
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It allows me to surf around without being slowed down and distracted by annoying web ads.
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This wasn't exactly an ice-cold shower, but it certainly slowed down the spring-fever vibes.
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February's data seem positive in that U.S. exports grew quite rapidly while imports growth slowed down.
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"He really slowed down the promenade," she said, referring to when a dancer turns in place.
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The only thing that slowed down the high-scoring, up-and-down matchup was the whistles.
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The driver slowed down as he passed through the checkpoint, but hearing sirens, he sped away.
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Puig overran first, slowed down and only then realized he should have been headed to second.
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I seem to revisit a slowed-down reality, which is very beautiful and important to me.
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Deal activities slowed down in Asia this year, in part due to fewer outbound Chinese deals.
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Ms. Nixon's campaign immediately criticized the event as a photo opportunity that had slowed down trains.
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Trump's Iran content hasn't slowed down just because tensions between the two countries lessened on Wednesday.
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Mr. Hollins slowed down but did not pull over until the car stalled, the report said.
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US economic growth slowed down this year, even though worries about an immediate recession have abated.
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Some drivers slowed down and honked support, though it was often unclear who they were supporting.
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There are two options for recording slowed down TikTok videos: half speed, or one-third speed.
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As mayor, he widened sidewalks, slowed down traffic, and used tax breaks to attract new businesses.
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"China has looked for other drivers of growth as its economy has slowed down," said Dreyer.
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About 20 seconds later, he slowed down for three police cars racing toward the Closs home.
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The patches reportedly slowed down the processors as much as 30 percent, according to The Register.
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The total contributions eclipsed donations by traditional immigration advocates years ago, and have not slowed down since.
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Although most multiyear contracts with enterprise customers come with discounts, they haven't slowed down AWS' revenue growth.
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Musk and others noticed that kind of slowed down the process and so they do everything themselves.
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Then time slowed down: Administrators said their investigation would take thirty days, so I waited thirty days.
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This will shoot at 25K22.0 but save the file as 26 fps, slowed down to half-speed.
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"He definitely slowed down in the fifth set, for sure, which is unfortunate for him," Murray said.
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Business has also slowed down in lumber, natural gas, autos, rail traffic and freight costs, Cramer said.
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Such ions, precisely because they are charged, can be slowed down even further using an electric field.
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While sales in sugary sodas have slowed down, Reuters notes that health drinks are on the rise.
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Once Mendes slowed down, McGregor timed the counter off the fence and the finish came immediately afterward.
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And then when everything finally slowed down I was overwhelmed with all the mental aspects of it.
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One concerning fact amongst all this celebration: Instagram's count of images shared per day has slowed down.
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Sen. Garcia said Republicans may have slowed down the Democrats, but the demographic forces are ultimately unstoppable.
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Over the same period, the European economy slowed down from an annual rate of 27% to 228.3%.
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And earlier this year, we were transfixed by a slowed-down, close-up video of eyebrow threading.
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By this point, the nanocraft will have slowed down to about 2.5 percent the speed of light.
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Apple also said iPhone sales set another record in its latest quarter, but sales growth slowed down.
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"There's a general sense that while we've grown fast, we've slowed down," Khosrowshahi said in the email.
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Sorgraw Petyindeeacademy unleashed what looked to be devastating roundhouse kick when time suddenly slowed down for Fiziev.
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The Schedule I classification has also slowed down efforts by researchers to better study pot's claimed benefits.
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"Even though they won't say so, this shows that Quantitative Tightening will be slowed down," Gundlach said.
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As it got closer, the probe slowed down to 23 meters per second (0.3 feet per second).
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But as those acquisitions were taking shape, bookings slowed down for Uber towards the end of 2016.
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Paradoxically, the pages speed by when time is slowed down, because Proulx's characters are vivid, insistent, captivating.
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After 30 years of dominating the fashion scene, supermodel vet Christy Turlington hasn't slowed down one bit.
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They have been aggressively shrinking shares outstanding for nearly five years, though it has slowed down recently.
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Direct investment has slowed down enormously and they've had to fight to keep the Yuan Renminbi steady.
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In a bid to quell unrest, Congolese authorities ordered internet capacity to be slowed down on Monday.
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Have you ever been to a large event where your data connection slowed down or stopped working?
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Once the boat slowed down, Carlile was able to jump aboard and turn the boat's engine off.
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So far, from the Mexican side of the border, it doesn't look like offshoring has slowed down.
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They fixed his runny nose, and eased up the chest tightness, but the hacking never slowed down.
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The video has been slowed down to make Pelosi appear as though she is drunk or ill.
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Cohn said China's economy has slowed down, but it is also shifting to a consumer discretionary economy.
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Hamilton told reporters he had slowed down, well inside the speed limit, before he entered the pitlane.
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" Travis: "I think it might have been slowed down in the trailer, but not in the show.
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THERE WAS SOMETHING YOU TRIED A COUPLE YEARS AGO, GOT SLOWED DOWN FOR A NUMBER OF REASONS.
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Unexpectedly, what appears to be a painting that can be quickly grasped has slowed down our gaze.
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Moss, tracked by Webster and safety Gibril Wilson, slowed down and reached up just as Webster did.
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I slowed down long enough to realize that our time together was precious, and ever so fleeting.
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Confusion reigned; President Hernández told CNN that the count hadn't stopped, that it had only slowed down.
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The internet has slowed down in places including San Francisco, CA and Westchester County, NY, said analysts.
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"Pending litigation has slowed down the department's processing to provide relief to additional borrowers," Ms. Hill said.
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Last year the games somehow slowed down, at a moment when everyone knew they must speed up.
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International tourism to its stores also slowed down, as the global economy slows, according to the company.
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"While the number of confirmed cases has slowed down lately, we must remain vigilant," Dr. Ilunga said.
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Cold brew is more than a slowed-down version of hot coffee; it's a noticeably different product.
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Why was it important to rush through the House and now it needs to be slowed down?
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"The market that slightly disappointed us this quarter is India, where we have slowed down," Colao said.
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All of that may have slowed down what lab testing indicated was exponential growth in the infection.
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The video was slowed down to make it appear as if Ms. Pelosi were slurring her words.
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BW felt like the outside world was going faster and faster, but actually he had slowed down.
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Elizabeth Warren slowed down the timeline on her proposal to implement a single-payer health-care system.
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It was intended to rebut allegations that he had slowed down an investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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That hasn't killed the economic recovery — unemployment continued to fall — but it's certainly slowed down the recovery.
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Hanks happened to be jogging by, but slowed down and approached the couple without warning or fanfare.
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The inclement weather was followed immediately by a lingering cold snap that's slowed down cleanup and recovery efforts.
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The game has slowed down for him, and I see that as being the biggest change for him.
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When Apple pushed out the updates that slowed down older iPhones, it was to mitigate serious battery problems.
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A slowed down version of The Doors' song "The End" by Yanni Papadopoulos is audible throughout the exhibit.
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But the most remarkable finding was that the participants' metabolisms had vastly slowed down through the study period.
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The white guards on horseback glared at us as we slowed down our machine, so we went on.
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Some early ad blockers also had some issues with excessive memory usage that sometimes slowed down the browser.
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"I don't know exactly when it started to slow down, but it just gradually slowed down," he adds.
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And while deaths from prescription opioids did increase substantially until 2013, the annual rate has since slowed down.
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As the helicopter flew forward, the spin slowed down enough for firefighters to fully hoist up the woman.
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But at the level of the businesses, improvised governance processes also slowed down decision-making to a crawl.
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Indeed, Pauly's career scratching records hasn't slowed down since the original run of Jersey Shore concluded in 2012.
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Sales slowed down in the first quarter against a backdrop of subsidy reduction and macroeconomic headwinds in China.
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Samsung's development has slowed down somewhat, but its latest Galaxy Watch model added fitness and sleep tracking features.
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But while the flow of asylum seekers to Greece has now slowed down, it has certainly not halted.
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Still, those security issues don't seem to have slowed down the company's push towards internet-of-things devices.
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And then, if you have an anxiety, your body is slowed down and your mind is sped up.
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This does not require the incoming air to be slowed down to the same extent as a turbofan.
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The sources also said the session grew contentious after the Democrats slowed down the process with numerous questions.
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Renewed VC prudence hasn't slowed down innovation, but it has slowed getting that innovation through the funding machine.
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The software slowed down browsers and posed a near-constant security risk, as vulnerability after vulnerability was discovered.
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The two seemed very into each other during the outing as they often slowed down for a kiss.
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The hurricane's winds have already reached that speed but slowed down when the storm made landfall in Cuba.
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The game has slowed down the Ethereum network by as much as 2321.15 percent, Motherboard reported last week.
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By the way, because of the lack of predictability on the tariffs, you have slowed down capital investment.
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Walmart has long been one of the most active acquirers of startups and hasn't slowed down in 2018.
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So it's no surprise that Blake hasn't slowed down style-wise since revealing she's expecting her second child.
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As I've got older I've slowed down a bit, and sometimes just not gone out there—that's all.
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"Construction work at all projects has slowed down in a big way," managing director Vineet Relia told Reuters.
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In France, manufacturing and services slowed down to their lowest levels in three months and two months, respectively.
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Right off the bat, you could estimate that this is slowed down by a factor of 4 (approximately).
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The rapid switch from an uptempo hit to a slowed down piano-backed track was rushed and mismatched.
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But when was the last time you slowed down to take a closer look at a Kia Optima?
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"Our website slowed down," said Neil Hershberg, a senior vice president at Business Wire, in a phone interview.
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It's slowed down in the weeks since, but he's still contacted a few times a day, he said.
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City buses are slowed down further by the lack of all-door boarding and well-enforced bus lanes.
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Perkins kind of slowed down and the girl kind of sped up in a kind of stutterstep dance.
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Suppliers struggled to combine the small and fragile components to create the dot projector, which slowed down production.
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When the Henderson, North Carolina-based company tried to pass along rising aluminum costs, customers slowed down orders.
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"We're going to do whatever we can do to get it slowed down," Trump told reporters on Saturday.
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In the capital, politicians and diplomats report that Mr. Mugabe has slowed down considerably in the past year.
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Chief Abele said at the news conference that the rig had slowed down because of the traffic breaks.
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The story moves forward, even when Maya is looking back, and it doesn't get slowed down by abstraction.
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Over the most recent (and crucial) holiday quarter, smartphone sales slowed down for almost every single phone maker.
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The aim was to increase the transaction speeds of SegWit2x, which has increasingly slowed down over the years.
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But as international pressure mounted -- and as the UN intervened to encourage peace talks -- the offensive slowed down.
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At every intersection, Rachael slowed down, whether or not it had a stop sign or a yield sign.
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Here the original's insistent rhythm is unravelled, slowed down to a swirl of chants and tranquil synthesizer tones.
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Cars slowed down, and I continued to give him verbal commands to drop the knife, to stay down.
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At that point, after the EU referendum, UK GDP slowed down while the doppelganger continued its growth trend.
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Lit up, lights buzzing like fireflies on each hour, it caught the attention when the game slowed down.
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Instead of rising as Wei had hoped, litecoin's price began falling and OKCoin's website slowed down, Wei said.
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Specifically, I thought they slowed down my metabolic rate, and that that made me prone to weight gain.
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She dives between minimalist icons, slowed-down edits of legendary synthesists, recently uncovered spoken word experiments, and more.
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They are agile and can innovate quickly, not being slowed down by ancient internal processes or red tape.
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I kind of slowed down on it a little bit, but still, it was pretty exciting for me.
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The bottom line is that refugee admissions have slowed down everywhere — but less in Europe than everywhere else.
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The aim was to increase the transaction speeds of bitcoin, which has increasingly slowed down over the years.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Many iPhone owners believe Apple purposely slowed down their old devices as it released new ones.
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The uninsured population might be decreasing in size, but the rate at which its shrinking has slowed down.
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It's an unhurried reminder that hip-hop can be beautiful, careful, and insistent even when it's slowed down.
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In one of the edited videos, Ms. Pelosi's speech appears slowed down and slurred, making her appear drunk.
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In the 2016 Olympic trials, Ms. Flanagan slowed down to help her rival and training partner, Amy Cragg.
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When a boy wandered onto the subway tracks, a train operator slowed down and coaxed him to safety.
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Once it has slowed down enough, the spaceship will begin to fire its engines to a soft landing.
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In one of the edited videos, Ms. Pelosi's speech was slowed down and slurred, making her appear drunk.
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But as she got older, work slowed down; booking producers were casting younger (and often less-skilled) women.
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For Oneman, the syrupy, slowed-down feeling of the drug translated into an increased fluidity in his DJing.
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Norm Macdonald, the comedian, told the The Hollywood Reporter that he was glad the movement has slowed down.
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The salmon, chromatic shifts of light prowling the kelp forests, have slowed down by this time of year.
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Warren's campaign had warned last week that her fundraising pace had slowed down during the three-month period.
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Initially her two team mates, Elena Cecchini and Tatiana Guderzo, left her when they should have slowed down.
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But the White House has slowed down the move, in part out of fear of a violent response.
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Croda said in July demand has slowed down because companies were not allowed to sell until they registered.
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He recorded his camera and then slowed down the shutter speed in order to build the custom sound.
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This wide valuation gap comes as global economic growth has slowed down while the U.S. economy keeps humming.
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The announcement comes as sales of Ford's Focus small car currently built at the plant have slowed down.
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Since playing his last game as a New York Yankee in August 2016, Alex Rodriguez hasn't slowed down.
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America kicked off the year with buoyant growth of 3.1% in the first quarter, but then slowed down.
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Diana Ross's massive hairdo slowed down the president as he attempted to put a medal around her neck.
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When he speeded up or slowed down, the car did the same thing with no perceptible lag time.
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When you&aposre done, the video will run back once at normal speed, then again slowed down.6.
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Gandham said user growth slowed down through the end of January — which was when bitcoin began dropping significantly.
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Near Gate K22—the 9:50 to Birmingham—he slowed down, jabbing an elbow into his companion's biceps.
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But the landfall wasn't what slowed down Dorian -- it has to do with what is steering the storm.
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On the second loop, she slowed down as she approached, and jogged in place for a little while.
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"That, to a certain extent, has slowed down given," as China grapples with its coronavirus outbreak, he said.
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Hard to believe, but Sly's already 71 years old ... but that hasn't slowed down his workout routine, clearly.
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The slowed-down subway can't meet its schedule largely because the schedules themselves aren't done correctly or honestly.
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As for Mr. Casaccia, he said the messages slowed down for a few days after his Facebook post.
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However, I slowed down the car and there they were again — orbs the size of grapefruits, miles away.
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Senators on the left called for the nomination to be slowed down until an investigation could be conducted.
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You can see the edit when the clips are side by side and slowed down to quarter speed.
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"It's definitely slowed down from the previous round," said a Canadian source with direct knowledge of the talks.
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First day being on the field with 11 men the game slowed down, it was perfect for me.
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Sometimes the slowed-down processes of painting and drawing reveal far more than the click of a shutter.
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"The wedding planning has slowed down a bit," a Bieber source tells PEOPLE of the young loves' impending nuptials.
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The gas runs into the interstellar medium and gets slowed down, while the cataclysmic binary just keeps on going.
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The growth had slowed down there so the stocks had gotten hit back after the second and third quarters.
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The game hasn't slowed down for them yet, leaving them frantically dashing around trying to anticipate what happens next.
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"The bureaucratic process is being slowed down" and it "takes years to be seen for asylum claim," Judd said.
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You have no idea how many people slowed down or stopped in front of our house all day today!
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As it stands, there's no way to avoid having your phone slowed down once the battery reaches its limits.
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I always thought there would be plenty of time to spend with my family when my career slowed down.
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Apple is currently under fire for its own lack of software transparency, admitting it had slowed down older iPhones.
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And Pai has other priorities, like promoting rural broadband deployment, that could get slowed down amid a reclassification fight.
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There was no evidence that Peoples slowed down; instead, he allegedly appeared to accelerate as he approached the crowd.
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It involved several thousand participants and spawned several hundred essays — and it hasn't really ended yet, just slowed down.
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It was shocking because [the book club] was such a force for so many years, then it slowed down.
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Slowed down 50 to 25 percent, the sound files seem to combine to form part of a single song.
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One thing developers have lately been complaining about, though, is that build times in Android Studio have slowed down.
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Tiberiu, from Romania, had gone light on lunch, with the theory that too much food slowed down his brain.
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But as costs inevitably rose, the Pentagon slowed down the rate in which it bought the planes from Lockheed.
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Kevin, the eldest Jonas, has slowed down, focusing on being dad with a few recent stints on reality television.
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Supplying this demand for more computation is especially challenging — the Moore's Law pace of semiconductor advancements has slowed down.
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Worsening affordability already has slowed down the US housing market, although it looks like it will get worse yet.
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Wednesday, June 22: I wake up, go to the bathroom, and see that the bleeding has slowed down significantly.
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Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Paul started making funny videos with his brother at age 10 and never slowed down.
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Not only did he jump into the middle of the thing she was doing, he slowed down her time.
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IHS Markit reported last week that U.S. manufacturing growth slowed down to its slowest pace in nearly a decade.
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It's likely Gazillion slowed down on both the content drops and the communication because it was focused on Omega.
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The S&P and Nasdaq snapped a three-week winning streak as a massive post-election rally slowed down.
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Barnes & Noble slowed down production of Nook tablets in 2013, and hasn't released a new e-reader since 2015.
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Diffusion of technology from top firms in one country to laggard firms in the same country has slowed down.
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WEEK 5This was a tough week for me, because I developed runner's knee, which slowed down my progress majorly.
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In addition to this "slowed down" matching, OK Cupid is also doubling down on its question-and-answer feature.
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We've slowed down the way people communicate, so at OkCupid, you've always been able to message whoever you want.
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He in effect slowed down the process, which gave him time to attend to small details within the drawing.
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"On opening day we actually ran out of avocados after just 90 minutes and things haven't slowed down since."
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However, when the video is slowed down, you can actually see some crazy nuanced shockwaves ripple through the material.
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Billy Joel's musical output may have slowed down in recent years, but he's confident about his place in life.
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It slowed down in June, but picked back up again in August, where the sun is at its peak.
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These became painfully apparent in December, when a virtual cat trading game slowed down the entire Ethereum network considerably.
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The MasterChef Junior season 4 winner won the competition in January of last year, and hasn't slowed down since.
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The eruption has now slowed down, and scientists don't think the volcano will influence the storm or vice versa.
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As he slowed down and peered out, the car door opened and a woman — black, maybe mid-30s — emerged.
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Through the magic of editing -- just like they do in recording studios -- we slowed down Donna's song, and BAM!
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However, on a broader picture, Chinese firms overseas purchases have slowed down in the first quarter of this year.
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It heavily slowed down the momentum and lessened the impact of the two fantastic outings that came after. 16.
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Investment growth has naturally slowed down in the face of excess capacity, declining returns and diminished new investment opportunities.
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The part where the beat's slowed down and then springs back into action continues to give me chills today.
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Instead, "data speeds are slowed down for the rest of the bill cycle," according to an AT&T spokesperson.
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I had effectively slowed down my drinking in 2014 by putting a bunch of really strict rules on myself.
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But cryptocurrency crime has ballooned as the market has slowed down, prices have plunged and business activity has stalled.
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Several armed students shot back at him and, while they didn't hit him, they slowed down his deadly sniping.
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Mark-making has been slowed down to a repeated process in which each water drop is fresh and plausible.
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When we finally slowed down that day, I decided to take a break around two hours into my shift.
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A while later, getting closer to Los Angeles, there was some traffic on the highway, and I slowed down.
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As economic growth has slowed down over the past six years, Chinese officials have ramped up public infrastructure spending.
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And over the last half-century, there's evidence that these storms have increasingly slowed down, which means more rain.
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Again, perhaps we should have slowed down with the rose and hot dogs and whipped out our soldering irons.
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Its archrival Mobike has slowed down expansion since it was sold to Hong Kong-listed local services giant Meituan.
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Wrinkles and gravity can be temporarily slowed down with plastic surgery and fillers, but we are still our age.
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But while Hungary no longer faces a large influx of refugees, Orbán hasn't slowed down the anti-migrant rhetoric.
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Music played; ragtime pieces mainly, that sped up and slowed down, which somehow affected the sensitivity of the controllers.
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Even after he had slowed down, Jones put a Babe Ruth-like distance between himself and his defensive competition.
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In the midst of the market turmoil, the Federal Reserve slowed down the pace of its interest rate increases.
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"We had a lot of guest artists before, and I think that slowed down the process," Ms. Lane said.
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But soon after they moved her into a sea pen she began swimming too rapidly, then abruptly slowed down.
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"We hope that as we get closer she's given chances to show that she hasn't slowed down," he said.
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If anything, celebrities have gone into overdrive in recent weeks as the rest of the world has slowed down.
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In an email to staff, Khosrowshahi said: "There's a general sense that while we've grown fast, we've slowed down."
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It's also the slowdown in China's auto sector and also because the smartphone demand in China has slowed down.
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Government deficits and debt were a worry that slowed down the policy response to the 2900-220006 financial crisis.
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"Our business has not slowed down in any way," said Bronson Jones, the chief executive and a part owner.
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Economic growth in the eurozone slowed down in the third quarter of the year as the German economy contracted.
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The storm slammed into Puerto Rico with 155 MPH winds that slowed down to 140 mph by 85033 a.m.
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As diplomacy stands still, North Korea has slowed down its missile tests, but remains focused on its nuclear program.
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The tickets were accumulated between October 03, when Bezos bought the home, and October 2019, when work slowed down.
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On the contrary, growth in family incomes slowed down as finance rose — although a few people became immensely rich.
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My racing thoughts slowed down, and I felt physically calmer than I usually do when I'm lying in bed.
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Defense spending actually slowed down in 2017 for Asia as a whole, according to a report by IHS Jane's.
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As a result, sterling moved lower against the dollar as expectations of a rate hike this year slowed down.
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Most of the cryptocurrency trading platforms have at one point or another slowed down, suspended operations or been compromised.
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The NTSB in a preliminary report released earlier this month said that PTC would have slowed down the train.
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The storm slammed into Puerto Rico with 155 MPH winds that slowed down to 85033 mph by 11 a.m.
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When they slowed down, he dropped to his stomach and captured their fleeting tough-cats-in-the-countryside moment.
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Some university networks also slow peer-to-peer traffic, so that other kinds of traffic are not slowed down.
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Other data on Tuesday showed employers boosting benefits for workers in the second quarter, but wage growth slowed down.
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The output hasn't slowed down since Week One, so congrats to the World of Pins: you're here to stay.
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That heat shield protected it as it slowed down from 12,300 mph to 1,000 mph in just two minutes.
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"The women's movement will not be slowed down by this," Mercy Morganfield, a former Women's March organizer, told Vox.
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Yet sometimes the slowed-down processes of painting and drawing reveal far more than the click of a shutter.
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BILLIONAIRE INVESTOR STANLEY DRUCKENMILLER SAYS WE ARE IN WORSE SHAPE FOR A RECESSION NOW THAN IF THINGS HAD SLOWED DOWN
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After a flurry of innovation, especially around the time Google launched Chrome, things slowed down over the last few years.
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"It's about the feeling of the moment, and Aries doesn't want to be slowed down by overthinking anything," Stellas explains.
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However it slowed down significantly on two occasions, covering less than 10 km (6.2 miles) per day for 48 hours.
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On Green Lights: Everythang Goin', Texan outfit The Outfit, TX bring their slowed down, Lone Star vibe into the contemporary.
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When it launched in 2016, the system lost applications, slowed down the processing for benefits, and encountered myriad other failures.
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Along with improving his relationship with his ex, the source says Disick has also slowed down his hard-partying ways.
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I have to admit, this felt odd, but it also got my attention and I slowed down in a hurry.
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The round shattered the window, according to a slowed-down version of the video analyzed by The New York Times.
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Guitar in hand, the singer performed a slowed down cover of the Eagles' "Take it Easy" as fans sang along.
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Despite them no longer being on the silver screen, the couple has not slowed down when it comes their businesses.
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"China has slowed down," Evans said during a presentation at the National Retail Federation's annual conference, according to the Journal.
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"I came out fast and then I slowed down faster than I would have liked," Chestnut said after the contest.
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Lake Bell is a triple threat in the entertainment world — and she hasn't slowed down just because she has kids.
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And I was still loafing around, smoking and sweating, when a car slowed down by the stop sign beside me.
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On the latter play, first baseman Anthony Rizzo bobbled the ball, but Alfaro slowed down, allowing the Cubs to escape.
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Looking into it: Remember when Apple admitted that the iPhone slowed down its processor when it sensed a decayed battery?
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For example, Twitter will consider whether a video has been slowed down, selectively edited, cropped, or if captions were removed.
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The Auburn defense slowed down the second-highest scoring team in the country (50.1 points per game) from the start.
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Gozo read in a slowed-down, otherworldly tone, while an accompanying guitarist made barely audible brushes followed by loud skronks.
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In recent months, according to Easterbrook, business in China has slowed down, which he attributed to the country's slowing economy.
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The last major issue popped up in 2015 and took down or slowed down sites including Netflix, Airbnb, and IMDb.
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This is not a bad thing, per se — the last thing any of us needs is to be slowed down.
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"We are in worse shape for a recession now than if things had slowed down," Druckenmiller said at the time.
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"" When the storm finally slowed down, Steele's family grouped together with other guests into the few rooms that had cover.
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London traffic has already slowed down to below pre-congestion-pricing levels, even as the fee itself has steadily risen.
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For their part, the Virginian-Pilot reporters claim the knife is visible in the footage, especially when it's slowed down.
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You always trust your intuition and your inner voice—at least, when you've slowed down enough to even hear it.
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A Star Is Born is the first project Cooper has slowed down for — something he attributes to his new family.
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Efforts to make new elements slowed down after 1955, though there was a pick up again in the mid 1990s.
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Unless he is slowed down, he could be in position to roll to his party's presidential nomination for the Nov.
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Democrat Senator Elizabeth Warren recently called on Obama to fire her, and progressives say she slowed down implementing Dodd-Frank.
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I had been working primarily as a freelance writer, editor, and PR manager, but well-paying gigs rapidly slowed down.
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I'm slowed down even further when a pair of giant mole rats burst out of the ground and attack me.
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"My understanding is they [the U.S. Attorney's Office] now have a cooperating witness and things have slowed down," Morvillo said.
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What's worse is that there's no easy way for consumers to tell when they're being slowed down in the moment.
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"We've finally gotten to a place in our lives where it has slowed down a little bit," says Bushnell, 26.
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But Wilder—who is now based in Berlin—and Coogan both noted that Google has now slowed down these initiatives.
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Matthews says the truck slowed down enough that a deputy could run it down and jump in the passenger side.
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Michael Dubin hasn't slowed down since Unilever bought his startup Dollar Shave Club for a reported $1 billion in 2016.
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When a car pulled in front of me, I slowed down gradually enough for my C-Max to register approval.
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At constant exchange rates, second-quarter revenue growth slowed down to 5.1 percent from 3.33 percent in the first quarter.
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But her husband's death from cancer in 2011 slowed down her timeline for mounting a political run of her own.
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Large fundraising efforts for the platform shows that the movement's momentum hasn't slowed down, despite efforts to stamp it out.
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It has ambitious plans to expand into the country, but has been slowed down by its foreign direct investment laws.
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Torres, 59, first consulted a doctor last year when he noticed his metabolism had slowed down as he's gotten older.
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"What they're telling us is some of their contracts were canceled," she said, adding some had already slowed down production.
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The actor slowed down his busy career to spend more time with Dewan and their 4-year-old daughter Everly.
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But now Twitter has discovered a new similarity besides their piles of awards — when slowed down, they sound weirdly alike.
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Indiana's offense averaged 3.8 more points per 100 possessions this year, but its pace slowed down, and the defense crumbled.
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The videos, which often feature music in the background, can be sped up, slowed down or edited with a filter.
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Lego's sales slowed down during the first half of 2016, but it's not because its popularity has begun to wane.
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ET advisory, the National Hurricane Center reported that Irma had temporarily slowed down, moving toward Florida near 7 mph (11kph).
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Jane the Virgin As the second season of "Jane the Virgin" winds down, the momentum has slowed down as well.
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Other officers closed intersections ahead of Leon's car so they wouldn't be slowed down in their race to the hospital.
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Burr said Democrats have in some cases slowed down nominees that have been reported with unanimous approval out of committee.
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The anchor slowed down the system, allowing the winds and waves to naturally push the plastic into the device's opening.
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Perhaps there are instances when a makeup pause slowed down the pace of business or otherwise got in the way.
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But with local benchmark rates expected to be volatile for the next few weeks, the pipeline could be slowed down.
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"We have not slowed down our work for the listing," Ferrovie's Mazzoncini told Reuters in a phone interview on Thursday.
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Even as the pace of job creation slowed down in September, the US unemployment rate is still at record lows.
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Continued tensions, as Kalanick still holds a seat on Uber's board, have slowed down the search for a replacement CEO.
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And the process wasn't slowed down by a powerful committee chairman or a 2020 hopeful or any member of leadership.
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A matured market means upgrade cycles have slowed down, as more users are choosing to hold onto handsets for longer.
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But in times of war, the things that never slowed down — even in the Depression — were sales of red lipstick.
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Ultimately, the controversy over Stern's study occupied six months of NIH officials' time, and also slowed down the scientific process.
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He was finally able to flick out this jab and sprawl on Weidman's shots effectively as the American slowed down.
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Throwing in a slowed down tempo and some chamber music vibes, Payson offers a new romantic jam for the year.
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Rapid-fire dialogue is slowed down by face-the-audience soliloquies, and the playlet focusses on the alchemy of relationships.
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His gas and electricity have been shut off for months at a time when work around the neighborhood slowed down.
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"Clearly IQOS sales have slowed down" since their launch in Japan, Philip Morris CEO Andre Calantzopoulos told reporters on Tuesday.
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Those rules, however, have scared sponsors, many of whom are undocumented, away from appying, and generally slowed down the process.
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Here, then, with the help of some slowed-down GIFs, are three things we learned from the Captain Marvel trailer.
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Slowed down, the photographic or cinematic image appears to arrest the temporal and physical forces that influence everything on earth.
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When the company started, there were so many cat-based transactions, it slowed down the Ethereum network, upsetting regular traders.
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"He hasn't slowed down enough at all and he's leaving in a matter of days," his father, Ryan Kelly said.
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But once the federal aid expired, state Medicaid spending shot up — and hasn't slowed down, even as the economy improved.
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Neutrons from the source, slowed down by the water, would penetrate the uranium atoms in the cans and induce fissions.
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I watch time's relentless march, but it doesn't feel even: It can speed up, but right now, it's slowed down.
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Several vehicles and one semi truck slowed down because of low visibility and eventually came to a stop, Thorson said.
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But the new policy won't, for example, cover subtly edited videos like last year's slowed down viral Nancy Pelosi clip.
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When they crunched the numbers, the researchers found that high concentrations slowed vomiting considerably — more than they slowed down drinking.
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A late sell-off Friday shaved a chunk off recent gains, and Wall Street momentum has slowed down a bit.
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"His confidence has grown and the game has slowed down so much from his first couple starts," said the center.
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"The critical issue is that the acceleration in U.S. wage growth that had been evident has slowed down," he said.
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He's slowed down some with age, but Iguodala won the 2015 Finals M.V.P. largely for his work in defending James.
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Mr. Flickinger recently returned from a research trip to Britain, where he said Lidl had significantly "slowed down" Amazon's growth.
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I slowed down and tried to pay attention to the goofy smile he gets and the adoration in his gaze.
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The 32-year-old James, with the mileage of 14 seasons on his legs, never slowed down in this series.
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Next up the scale are simplistically edited photos and videos that might be slowed down, sped up, spliced, or filtered.
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The UK economy &aposlimped&apos into the new decade after growth slowed down in the final three months of 2019.
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To that end, we're told the pilot could have slowed down to almost a stop as he turned, but didn't.
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French soldiers, slowed down by the, were either killed in point-blank range or were suffocated by their heavy armor.
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The sax is fed through the synthesizer, where it's sped up and slowed down before settling into a gorgeous flutter.
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The economy slowed down over the following 703 years, but the area still gained nearly a million more new homes.
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Economists also expect the increase in the annual core PCE index slowed down in January from 1.5 percent in December.
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And while business slowed down, my current view is that, no, it just was a slowdown, not a petering out.
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Even though production has slowed down, officials were not anticipating any power outages as a result of the industrial action.
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Specifically, McCabe authorized officials to push back against allegations that he had slowed down an investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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It seems like it slowed down a little bit, I asked this of Kara Swisher, she bit my head off.
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They would be able to say in the 2018 election cycle that they slowed down the growth of insurance premiums.
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" The Dancing with the Stars pro says she has slowed down on her workouts "because my belly is getting so big.
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SAIRA MALIK: Well, it's interesting, buybacks used to be a big factor in outperformance, and that really has slowed down recently.
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There's a black bike messenger who should have passed me, but he's slowed down, too, the better to hear Rob Base.
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Charlyne Kemmesat, manager of Boneshaker Coffee Company in Bismarck, said it was so cold her hot beverage business actually slowed down.
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Bolstering its services business is particularly important for Apple in 22015 as iPhone sales — and worldwide smartphone sales — have slowed down.
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And due to the Democrats' decision to drag their feet, our pace has been significantly slowed down due to their shenanigans.
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Overall job growth slowed down last month, amid fears that economic growth is losing steam.
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Royals stay hot, beat Red Sox BOSTON — The hottest pitching staff in baseball slowed down the best offense in baseball Friday.
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The pace of subsequent leaks has apparently not slowed down, despite Kelly's attempts to impose military-style discipline on the administration.
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Both women said they didn't want a rematch, however, admitting that they've slowed down on their push-ups in recent years.
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Flake had actually announced he would support the Kavanaugh nomination Friday morning before saying the process needed to be slowed down.
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In true Slow Mo Guys fashion, the footage is slowed down so we can see the exact moment the glass shatters.
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The reforms may have slowed down the government's work, to the detriment of our security, but they did not stop it.
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" "My dad was as serious an alcoholic as they came… The only thing that slowed down his drinking was multiple sclerosis.
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Things have slowed down in the deals department following the heap of Memorial Day sales that we saw earlier this week.
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Just want to say for all the attention I got at the beginning of this tour, things have really slowed down.
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The announcement fits into Apple's new focus on selling services to existing device users as the smartphone market has slowed down.
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The team also cut more minigame-style moments that slowed down the pace, like a tic-tac-toe game with Lucy.
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"4 more days… #CafeSociety and @lorealmakeup here we come…" The actress hasn't slowed down since her pregnancy news broke last month.
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"He definitely slowed down in the fifth set for sure which was unfortunate for him," the Scot said of Raonic's injury.
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Making the situation even more problematic: the revelation that Apple intentionally slowed down older phones that needed a simple battery replacement.
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Witnesses told authorities the car Bankhead was driving suddenly turned slowed down, before it was positioned toward the cliff and accelerated.
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"Crosscurrents have reemerged," he said in his testimony, noting that investments slowed down "notably" from trade tensions and a global slowdown.
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The Fed chief also noted that business investment has slowed down "notably," adding the outlook has not improved in recent weeks.
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It plays a new series of videos: slowed-down zoom-ins on staring women who open their mouths to reveal food.
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Two years later she starred as Toni Braxton in Lifetime's Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart and she hasn't slowed down since.
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Unless he is slowed down, he could be in position to roll to his party's presidential nomination for the November election.
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But it later drastically slowed down the speed at which they could access that data once they'd hit a certain cap.
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That video was slowed down by about 25 percent and the pitch was adjusted to match her normal tone of voice.
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And she hasn't slowed down since, earning gold and silver at the annual Winter X Games in 28, 2016 and 2017.
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Instead, these x-rays came after the initial jet of particles slowed down and spread out, according to a press release.
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Shops shutter, crime rates rise, and the once throbbing heartbeat of gay New York is slowed down to a thready pulse.
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His indulgence of bipartisan health care talks slowed down the process and might have prevented a more liberal plan from passing.
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At the end of the quarter, expenditures slowed down, yet in the fourth quarter GDP report, business spending was surprisingly strong.
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But the city is calling BS -- saying Bush knew about the concrete ring and should have SLOWED DOWN before reaching it.
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Without access to foreign investment, Argentina's once-robust economy has slowed down and international confidence in the country has been shaken.
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"The number of new cage-free projects has slowed down recently due to the current low egg price environment," Coit said.
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And she hasn't slowed down since, earning gold and silver at the annual Winter X Games in 230, 28 and 2017.
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In a nutshell, imagine disco slowed down a bit, and then whack a load of icy synth patterns over the top.
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I had slowed down my typing and prayed that the message went through without typos, or at least was clear enough.
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But rather than trail off with a freewheeling solo, he mirrors the vocalist's moroseness with a slowed-down eight-note riff.
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David Gilbert, chief executive of the Cleveland host committee, said donations had slowed down after Mr. Trump became the presumptive nominee.
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"(Guzmán) was either in prison or hiding out from 1993 to 2017; the flow of drugs never slowed down," Lichtman said.
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The move is believed to have slowed down China's economy and pushed Germany — Europe's biggest economy — to the brink of recession.
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Apple has been under fire after it was revealed the company slowed down older iPhones to let their batteries last longer.
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In order to make the data audible, the researchers slowed down the playback by a factor of 60, the agency added.
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Another executive said the airline has slowed down the water flow from the lavatory to avoid splashing from the small sink.
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" Wallace noted that the slowed-down video "has the effect of making anyone look like they're having a hard time speaking.
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John Ripley was a Marine Corps officer and Vietnam veteran who singlehandedly slowed down North Vietnam's entire Easter Offensive in 1972.
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"Let me assure you, this speculation that we've slowed down the process is just not the case," Mnuchin told the Times.
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Over the past couple of quarters IT clients slowed down discretionary spending, hitting growth in India's $150 billion information technology sector.
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The Chinese government has spent vast sums in recent years to prop up its currency as its economy has slowed down.
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"We see situations where you get more questions and things are somewhat slowed down," he said during a meeting with reporters.
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But with Sony gearing up to release the PS5 in 2020, sales of the six-year-old PS4 have slowed down.
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The fights have slowed down Bitcoin transactions and led some people to look for alternative virtual currencies to power their businesses.
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But in Russia, a country of 147 million people, private sector spending actually slowed down in the fourth quarter, analysts said.
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I slowed down / pitched down the Ciani track about 7 years ago and felt it was time to put it somewhere.
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But when slowed down by a factor of 60, the songs of the Jovian ionosphere can be converted into audible frequencies.
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In comparison to the rapper's last few works, many of Suga's tracks are slowed down and smoother, songs to vibe to.
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Holding is specifically prohibited in the rules of boxing and yet Ali's was built around it once his legs slowed down.
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Even though clearly Europe has slowed down significantly, I think negative rates in Europe are concerning for them for two reasons.
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His track, "For Esbjorn" is a bit of departure from our usual - slowed down at 130BPM, with these dusty piano loops.
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Along with the types of cases, another thing that's slowed down the courts is the policy for how to handle them.
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After a delayed arrival, Buzarnescu has not slowed down, achieving one of the fastest ascents ever once inside the top 100.
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Redditor Aea discovered his MacBook pro slowed down after 5 minutes of running Prime 95—a CPU intensive number crunching program.
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A French regulator has hit Apple with a €25 million fine over its controversial software update that slowed down older iPhones.
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As these methods spread, workers frequently struck or slowed down to protest "speedups" — supervisors accelerating the assembly line to untenable rates.
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Growth in gross domestic product — the broadest measure of an economy — slowed down in both the U.S. and China last year.
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And I think that these have slowed down growth and has contributed to the difficulties that the global economy is facing.
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He'll have to prove he can be the secondary scorer the Bucks need, especially when Antetokounmpo sits or is slowed down.
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Contractor Profiles show user reviews, payment terms and speed, any problems with payment, and realtime alerts if payments have slowed down.
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Yet the lack of a permanent leader hasn't slowed down the Trump administration in its ambitious effort to reorganize the agency.
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There is also the potential for global growth to slow down if trade conflicts heat up and trade is slowed down.
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On one note the first violinist enacted a sort of extravagant, slowed-down vibrato that resulted in a quarter-tone wobble.
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"Within China that got slowed down a bit" because the company was shipping packages from Hong Kong or London, he said.
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The second part of the day slowed down a lot, I had to force down two green teas to keep focused.
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The search team had to wear additional protective safety equipment, which slowed down the recovery process, a police spokeswoman told CNN.
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Kuroda also said that the Japanese economy has "slightly slowed down", partly because Japan's exports to China have become "somewhat" weak.
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In 2015, when an assailant killed two New York City officers in their patrol car, cops also slowed down their policing.
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By directly communicating between vehicles, the short-range systems are not slowed down by having to communicate with cellular base stations.
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And Brian Beutler of Crooked Media has argued that the impeachment push should be slowed down and expanded to other topics.
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"That part of the discussion has obviously slowed down," Talos Energy Chief Executive Officer Tim Duncan told Reuters in an interview.
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Apple faced a backlash late last year when it emerged that the company slowed down some older iPhones with flagging batteries.
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Florence made landfall in North Carolina near Wilmington as a hurricane, then slowed down to a sluggish 2 miles per hour.
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And the whole reason I slowed down doing pop was because of the big merger at Capitol Records and the cutbacks.
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Based on Kardashian West's photo, Bowe believes she has hypopigmentation, which means pigment production is slowed down, leaving her with light marks.
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By the time it got to Mars three days later, it had slowed down to 402 miles per second (647 km/s).
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"Once my muscles are relaxed and my heart has slowed down, I kind of just … disconnect," says the world champion breath-holder.
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However, the IT sector continues to languish as order flows slowed down and an unfavourable currency movement came as a double whammy.
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Many hoped we'd avoid a fate where internet traffic would be sped up or slowed down based on the whims of ISPs.
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So, not only are we doing well, much of the world has slowed down in terms of the pace of their growth.
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His YouTube channel features videos of him tinkering with gear and various pieces of video game music slowed down by 804 percent.
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That was particularly challenging on the show, because even slowed down, Kong hits the water at 40 or 50 miles an hour.
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And then iPads were suddenly going to be huge and then that kind of slowed down, and then those all go mobile.
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Employment slowed down too in January, remaining just slightly above the 50 mark, the slowest rate of job creation since August 2019.
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It's the reporting of those votes back to the mothership that got slowed down and they had to do it by phone.
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"Our investments in capacity of oil and gas have not slowed down," Mr. al-Falih, the Saudi Aramco chairman, said on Monday.
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"Over the last year, she also slowed down some of her work and took a break from the runway," added the source.
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I'm pretty happy with my phone (apart from the fact it's slowed down loads and the battery life is less than stellar).
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Once the tether is attached to a chunk of space debris, the object is slowed down and guided into a destructive reentry.
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That evening, he played an acoustic storyteller set, answering audience questions and weaving them effortlessly into slowed-down versions of his hits.
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Eventually Nate/Lyndon (Sterling Sulieman) was discovered to be Maya's killer, and the girls once again slowed down their sleuthing around Noel.
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The Philadelphia Fed's manufacturing index tumbled to its lowest level since February, and jobs creation slowed down to just 75,000 last month.
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And so, in order to determine whether the economy is-- the economy has definitely slowed down from where we were last year.
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Equities have slowed down in the past sessions as investors look for fresh catalysts to propel the indexes beyond their record highs.
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While awards season may have slowed down since the Emmys, one of the newest and most exciting shows actually takes place tonight.
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In 33, for instance, sea level rise slowed down a bit although the ice sheets were still dumping water into the ocean.
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Last week, Apple confirmed that it slowed down the iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6S, 6S Plus, and SE through a software update.
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A good example: The video of Nancy Pelosi that went viral last week, which was slowed down to make her appear drunk.
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Around the same time, Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, appeared to have tweeted out the slowed-down video before deleting the tweet.
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When she landed on the ground, "everything slowed down and I couldn't feel my legs or my toes move," she tells PEOPLE.
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That's why this one fraction of a second—above, and which I've slowed down slightly—from tonight's CNN debate caught my eye.
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The company faced severe backlash since it was first discovered that it slowed down older iPhones to mitigate long-term battery concerns.
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Milton (5 TDs) fuels No. 25 Central Florida past Cincinnati No one has slowed down Central Florida this season, except Mother Nature.
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It was the end of a remarkably consistent, sustained and critically acclaimed career that just kept building and never really slowed down.
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"Demolition," a slowed down version of Jeezy's "Get Ya Mind Right" instrumental, crawled along at the perfect pace to showcase these talents.
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Once the hacker accesses this alternate version, security teams are immediately alerted and the attacker's connection is slowed down but kept alive.
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The market for tech IPOs has slowed down massively in the U.S., with no public listing from tech firms in Q1 2016.
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He's one of 100,000 people affected by a Trump administration policy that has slowed down the processing of visas appropriated by Congress.
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As a result, VA has slowed down veterans' referrals for medical appointments outside the VA, thus causing additional delays in needed care.
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Election officials told the Journal-Constitution that the lack of voting machines, high turnout, and complex constitutional amendments, slowed down lines significantly.
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Election officials told the Journal-Constitution that the lack of voting machines, high turnout, and complex constitutional amendments, slowed down lines significantly.
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In terms of data, service PMIs in the U.K. slowed down last month due to weather conditions and a weak consumer demand.
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Mulligan merely points out that economic growth and job growth slowed down after the Affordable Care Act went into effect in 2014.
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That slowed down the government's selection process, giving Microsoft the time it needed to improve its offering and catch up to Amazon.
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He was previously reported to have slowed down his presidential bid thanks to centrist Democratic candidate Joe Biden's involvement in the race.
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That one occurred five years after Canada was founded, and the lack of a railway to the Pacific slowed down the process.
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"I'm happy the #MeToo movement has slowed down a little bit," Macdonald says in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published Tuesday.
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But its progress in the legislature has been slowed down by the political crisis sparked by allegations that the president condoned corruption.
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For instance, an unlimited plan might get greatly throttled (slowed down) tethering speeds or downgraded streaming video when trying to watch Netflix.
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Others point out that the disruption of relieving a regimental commander during a combat operation could well have slowed down the mission.
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C Chris Herrmann, who is on the disabled list due to a strained right hamstring, has had his rehab assignment slowed down.
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Adults have been reacting negatively to a slowed-down version of the alphabet song, which has been going viral on social media.
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Some migrants said Mexican officials had slowed down the process of awarding the visas or denied them outright without providing any explanation.
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China, the world's largest auto market, has "slowed down quite a bit," said Itay Michaeli, United States auto industry analyst with Citi.
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Along the way, it's disinfected with chlorine and then slowed down to pass through 56 containers holding ultraviolet lights in quartz tubes.
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Late Wednesday afternoon, Jim Kalina, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service, said that the storm had "already slowed down" in Denver.
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She said she slowed down since her transition as a result of muscle mass loss, which can be attributed to hormonal treatments.
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"The only industry that hasn't been slowed down by the virus is the lobbying industry," said Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California.
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Someone involved in writing that Green New Deal summary should have slowed down and figured out what they really wanted to say.
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When slowed down, Mr. Witherspoon can be seen more clearly standing up with his arms raised after being stopped by the police.
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As the jet slowed down, encountering interstellar gas in the galaxy, it began to glow in X-rays and then radio waves.
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Mr. Pruitt announced his intention to eliminate the 300-unit limit last year, but it was slowed down by the White House.
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When food is restricted, or a metabolic pathway is silenced or slowed down, nucleoli shrink, making fewer ribosomes, and cells live longer.
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Italians woke up Tuesday with a glimmer of hope as the coronavirus death toll in the country appeared to have slowed down.
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"This week, it has all gone to hell," Kalena Masching, a real estate agent, told the NYT after her sales slowed down.
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As Vox notes, illegal entry prosecutions slowed down after that, and the law was barely enforced for most of the twentieth century.
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Once the zebra slowed down, the original owners -- in a helicopter -- and police worked for over an hour to corral the animal.
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"We came out really well in the first 2100 minutes and kind of slowed down a little bit after that," Zibanejad said.
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In terms of data, manufacturing and services PMIs out in the euro zone showed growth in the region slowed down in February.
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He'd watched as the ship slowed down, tacked west, and then executed a fishhook turn and steamed due north to buy time.
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I was once a high school literature teacher, so I saved it, planning to follow through whenever life slowed down a little.
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In one ad, the voiceover says that the nation's outdated tax system has slowed down economic growth and made America less competitive.
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The slowed-down song from Post Malone's 2018 album "Beerbongs & Bentleys" lacks the infectious hooks of some of the soloist's other hits.
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The number of deaths have slowed down since 113, but the sense that someone else could turn up dead is always there.
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Another juror said that the foreperson even slowed down deliberations so that the jury could more carefully consider one of the charges.
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Then George had got divorced and moved to New York, after which his career slowed down, gradually and then all at once.
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In her Jackson Hole speech, she forcefully rebutted the assertion that regulations have slowed down bank lending and therefore hurt economic growth.
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On demographics, Yellen noted that labor-force growth is approximately a meager 0.5% as population growth has slowed down in recent years.
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But the new design would be significant since Apple has greatly slowed down the rate at which it introduces new form factors.
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She ran toward the family, but within a few feet, she slowed down, put her ears back and slowly approached the newborn.
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The US-China trade war, coupled with months of unrest, has already slowed down businesses and forced restaurants to lay off workers.
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"They've basically slowed down the speed and tenor of the exercises," Center for the National Interest defense analyst Harry Kazianis told CNBC.
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When you consume CBD by vaping, however, it doesn't hit your digestive system and isn't slowed down by your fat and liver.
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The subways slowed down, Chris Christie took some time to relax at the beach, and a 47-year-old murder was solved.
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Apple, a retail force in its own right, is offering discounts on replacement batteries after accusations that it slowed down old iPhones.
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The whole only seemed to work when it slowed down enough for you to enter it as if it were real life.
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"We are in worse shape for a recession now than if things had slowed down," Druckenmiller said in an interview with CNBC.
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Dudley said the low natural gas price in India before 2014 was a major factor that slowed down its investments in the country.
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In Ghersi's hands, Madonna's swoonful 1994 single "Secret," is slowed down to a drowsy crawl and assaulted with a digital glitch bomb beat.
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Nevertheless, after-tax distributable earnings, representing actual cash available to pay dividends, dropped 37 percent to $321.9 million, as asset sales slowed down.
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The chairman of a U.N. humanitarian taskforce has also said aid access has slowed down, largely because of blockages by government-backed forces.
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However, the push to repeal-and-replace has slowed down amid concerns that millions of people could end up losing their insurance coverage.
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To pick a single pepper takes about 24 seconds, though the researchers say they purposefully slowed down the robot's movements for safety reasons.
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Once we finally slowed down long enough to actually think we realized that there was absolutely no way I would make my flight.
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Lawyers say the lengthier stays are the result of policies the Trump administration implemented last summer that significantly slowed down the reunification process.
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" In an interview last week, Mnuchin told the Times that "this speculation that we've slowed down the process is just not the case.
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India is the world's second largest and fastest-growing smartphone market — at a time when all mature markets including China have slowed down.
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HARUHIKO KURODA: I think the Japanese economy has also slightly slowed down, partly because of Japan's exports to China-- has become somewhat weak.
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Cuccinelli also said vehicle exports from New York will be slowed down as part of the administration's reprisal against the Green Light Law.
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But notably, Flake did not call for the process to be slowed down or for there to be further hearings before a vote.
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While other states slowed down their execution schedules, Missouri sped up, executing inmates at a faster clip than it had ever done before.
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Mr. McCabe authorized two F.B.I. officials to speak to The Journal to rebut allegations that he had slowed down the Clinton Foundation inquiry.
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After an hour, the light was exactly the same, so we slowed down and really started to think about what to do next.
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SARA EISEN: So, let's start out where we are in terms of U.S. growth, which has slowed down a little bit this year.
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Perhaps WhatsApp, stripped of all viral forwarding mechanics, would find a slowed-down Pelosi video acceptable when shared from one friend to another.
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It's cool that these songs are getting attention even though they're just slowed down 80s funk songs with your own drums on it.
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The bank is looking to earn money from a broader borrower base as profits from traditional businesses like bond trading have slowed down.
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It is possible, however, that this process could be slowed down by the growing antagonism between Germany and other key euro area members.
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Which is great, considering that American cinema has, by and large, slowed down the production of rom-coms (aside from The Big Sick).
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"The situation in the Russian economy has improved: inflation has fallen, the economic decline has slowed down, the rouble has strengthened," she said.
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Demand for housing among locals slowed down as Thais enter a year of mourning following the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej on Oct.
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But Agon said Wednesday that "the makeup market has really slowed down in the U.S.," which suggests that recent boom may have peaked.
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ONE of the great riddles about the American economy is why its growth has slowed down so much during the past few decades.
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She recently had slowed down her eating and vomited a little phlegm for a few days but other than that was acting fine.
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His bachelor party weekends have slowed down in recent years, and Hutchins admits that now he generates more points through his business expenses.
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The motors that drove the front wheels of Krieger's landaulet could operate in reverse, to work as generators when the driver slowed down.
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"Mickey" turned out to be Basil's only top 40 hit, but the 72-year-old singer/dancer/actress has obviously not slowed down.
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Blackstone slowed down talks with Deutsche Boerse to give LSE time to put together an offer, according to two sources close to Blackstone.
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Nelson spent nearly a decade editing for film and television and became more and more frustrated with process limitations that slowed down everything.
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"I slowed down for a second when I had Honor and Haven, but then I was right back in the hustle," she says.
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So the money flow restriction has had an impact to the deals and things have slowed down, and we'll just see what happens.
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The fact that Skylanders and Lego have both slowed down their release pace, too, should tell you something: toys-to-life is struggling.
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Go deeper: Apple apologizes, will cut battery price after admitting it slowed down old devices Apple makes lower iPhone battery price effective immediately
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The scoring pace slowed down in the second quarter, but Davis managed 10 points and the Pelicans took a 54-52 halftime lead.
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Although outflows have slowed down this year, they could accelerate again if fears emerge of a "disorderly" drop in the yuan, it said.
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Zwillenberg said that while online revenue growth had slowed - down from 20 percent a year earlier - MailOnline outperformed peers in a challenging year.
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Though Moore's Law has slowed down in recent years and some experts even think it's dead, chip designers continue to work their magic.
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All photos by Petya Shalamanova Lollapalooza raged on yesterday after two days of heavy rain on Grant Park in Chicago; nothing slowed down.
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Private investment, in particular, has slowed down and a disproportionate share of investment is coming from government infrastructure projects and state enterprise expansion.
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And in the tradition of environmental destruction films, the soundtrack is an old Coldplay song ("Don't Panic") slowed down and sung by Clairity.
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The track is quick, eager to move back and forth between breakneck speeds and slowed down refrains before charging into a sick solo.
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"If Chongqing's economy slowed down, the outside world would think Chongqing can't do without Bo," a source with ties to the leadership said.
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Anyway I had great hopes for this track, starting with that trippy slowed-down guitar thing and then… I just didn't dig it.
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The three-piece hasn't slowed down on their third album, True Adventure, despite settling into jobs, families, and marriages, and spreading out geographically.
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Additionally, particular apps or sites—such as those that might compete with your telecom company—are not blocked, slowed down, or otherwise hamstrung.
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Cabrera then hit an 0-2 fastball up the middle, and the ball was slowed down when Hendriks deflected it with his glove.
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Jamsenpa says she was slowed down that year, due to the time it took to process the paperwork for her unplanned second ascent.
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He said he could feel tension being released in certain muscle areas of the animal: The breathing slowed down and the gaze softened.
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Samples are sped up to a surreal, chipmunk whir or slowed down to a dirgelike pace, at times clashing with the furious rhythms.
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Apple screwed up and wasn't nearly transparent enough about the way it slowed down phones until a rising controversy forced it to be.
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But in Wisconsin — where mistrust between the parties is high and the angling for 2020 is well underway — the Capitol has slowed down.
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Macdonald, who has a new show premiering on Netflix this week, said he's happy the #MeToo movement has slowed down a little bit.
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Now, leading figures from the Jesuits, Yale Law School, and the ABA are all urging that Kavanaugh's nomination be opposed or slowed down.
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Though the fund recognizes that short-term risks have slowed down, there are downside risks that cloud the prospects in the medium term.
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The video, which experts said had been slowed down, made the Speaker of the House's speech sound slurred as if she were drunk.
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The then 21-year-old hasn't slowed down in the years since the traumatic event that occurred thousands of miles from his home.
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American companies could also see canceled orders of goods, holdups at Chinese customs at ports or slowed-down approvals processes for building factories.
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As liquidity improved in 1Q17 and the price war between banks for deposits has slowed down, we expect the bank's margins to stabilise.
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It's essentially an upgraded version of "Sex" with a slowed down Lil Wayne-style refrain and lyrics that are only marginally less trash.
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"China's growth has already slowed down dramatically from the heady rates before the financial crisis," said Diana Choyleva, chief economist at Enodo Economics.
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"Growth was slowed down by foreign trade," the Federal Statistics Office said, adding exports fell slightly on the quarter while imports rose marginally.
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The interview went viral after the writer Timothy Burke tweeted a clip in which Schnatter&aposs voice appears to have been slowed down.
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So far hot markets haven't slowed down much; in fact, Toronto is heating up again as we approach spring, the busiest buying season.
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"There were a few times where we slowed down folks while some trucks got across," said Chris Weiller, a spokesman for the marathon.
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The police said the car never slowed down before striking 49-year-old Elaine Herzberg, who was pushing a bicycle across the road.
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The attack on Iran's centrifuges used computer code that sped up and slowed down their nuclear centrifuges until they spun out of control.
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Launching a hedge fund has gotten tougher every year, but the coronavirus pandemic has significantly slowed down many fundraising conversations, industry observers say.
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Courthouses, which are usually crowded as it is, are struggling to adjust to life under the pandemic, operating at a slowed-down pace.
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"That's a potential deadly threat that's got to be slowed down and re-engineered to create a higher degree of safety," he said.
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The company faced intense backlash in 2017 after admitting the updates slowed down phones, and has faced fines previously over the same issue.
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The company faced intense backlash in 2017 after admitting the updates slowed down phones, and has faced fines previously over the same issue.
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South Korean progressives argued that dialogue with the North slowed down its nuclear program and even halted it, at least for a while.
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Earlier, jostling in Congress, where new and returning lawmakers were also sworn in on Tuesday, appeared to have slowed down the day's proceedings.
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"It is now nearing its fiery demise as it gradually gets slowed down by the fringes of the Earth's upper atmosphere," he said.
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The Senate easily cleared a nearly $21625 billion defense policy bill on Monday, despite a fight over amendments that slowed down the legislation.
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Nationals 7, Braves 0 Right-hander Anibal Sanchez slowed down the Atlanta bats with seven scoreless innings as Washington beat the visiting Braves.
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Those challenges still exist and have in some cases slowed down the Trump administration&aposs efforts to build Trump&aposs long-promised wall.
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But he has never slowed down; his latest recording, "No Illusions," features seven graceful originals and one cover of a John Lewis composition.
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The bill includes controversial GOP-backed provisions to address the California drought, which has slowed down work on the measure in the Senate.
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For McDonald's, the decision isn't as easy because it has struggled with a complex menu that has angered franchises and slowed down service.
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But in recent weeks, as our walks slowed down and her naps grew longer, it became clear that our time together was limited.
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Last month, he conceded that was unlikely to happen now, amid signs companies and self-employed businesses like Kim's have slowed down hiring.
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Cop cars flanked either side of the street as people who worked inside the Commission building slowed down to check out the protest.
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Like all of his music, "Timeless" animates a liminal state — the moment just before or after an event, slowed down and blown up.
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While Dark Phoenix manages a handful of memorable action set pieces (particularly a New York showdown and a sequence aboard a train), some big moments feel on loan from previous entries, including yet another slowed-down scene with super-speedster Quicksilver (Evan Peters) navigating a slowed-down world, and a showcase for Nightcrawler (Kodi Smit-McPhee) to use his teleportation abilities.
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Last month, official data showed that French economic growth slowed down slightly in the second quarter to 0.2% from 0.3% in the previous quarter.
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A surge in oil prices also slowed down, and consumer stocks fell after Walmart reported disappointing sales and cut its projections for the year.
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Hulu's biggest competitor, Netflix, has seen immense growth, thanks to its international market, whereas domestic growth has notably slowed down over the last quarter.
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As if to prove the point, the car abruptly slowed down: It had detected a woman to our right drifting slightly into our lane.
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"Had we not gotten behind those cars all day long and been slowed down, we would have literally missed it by seconds," Principe said.
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Image: Screengrab via Imgur2017's unending parade of major companies and web destinations suffering through major breaches of user information has not slowed down.
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A friend of mine just re-posted some slowed down Sade track on SoundCloud, which seems like the perfect addition to my newfound discovery.
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Crude purchases especially among Chinese independent refineries slowed down, East Asian market sources said, as they continued to digest inventories purchased in previous months.
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The pace of stories about sexual harassment, assault, and misconduct in Hollywood has slowed down, but it still hasn't necessarily come to a halt.
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Talks to modernize the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have slowed down as Canada and Mexico struggle to address the proposed changes.
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I'd noticed that Mara had the slowed-down disposition of someone who was either locked in a severe depression or burned-out on psychotropics.
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Facebook raked in $6.8 billion in profit this quarter as it slowed down hiring and only grew headcount 5 percent from 33,606 to 20193,587.
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