And then it slows down, then slows down some more, then it stops.
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The arm speeds up when the user speeds up and slows down when the user slows down.
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When that infrastructure becomes old and outdated, it slows these connections and in turn slows the economy.
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So, the brain's breathing "pacemaker" slows, and, if it slows enough, the body will find itself starved of oxygen.
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This slows down your drinking, reduces the amount you are drinking and slows the absorption of alcohol into your system.
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Hooking up to the water slows us down, slipping on the water in the street — everything slows down because of the cold.
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That extra weight slows down the shock, and because it slows, radiation released from the shock front shifts downward in frequency thanks to the Doppler effect.
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"In 2019, the pace of GDP growth slows to 2.4 percent in the agency's forecast as growth in business investment and government purchases slows," the report said.
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A complicated process that slows the lander down from 13,000 miles per hour It's a complicated process that slows the lander down from 13,000 miles per hour (21,53 km per hour).
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"In 2019, the pace of GDP growth slows to 2.4 percent in the agency's forecast, as growth in business investment and government purchases slows," CBO director Keith Hall said in a statement.
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This can create a vicious cycle that slows down your decision-making process even more, as fear of making a bad decision is part of what slows you down in the first place.
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In contrast, stress slows the skin's monthly cell renewal process.
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Angelic Descent: Holding the jump button while airborne slows descent.
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As it slows, it begins to curl, or shift direction.
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This increases the kernel's overhead, and slows down the computer.
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If production slows, oil and natural gas prices could surge.
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Your heart rate slows as the opioid suppresses neurological signals.
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He slows my city pace down, and I appreciate that.
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The blockbuster deal sours as the U.S. auto market slows.
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More rate cuts are likely as the US economy slows.
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During the summer, my work schedule slows down a bit.
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Communication slows down, and we may trip over our words.
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I agree that the Canto Bight scene slows things down.
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Cold weather is harmful too because it slows everything down.
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After that, however, the rate of growth slows for women.
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He slows his descent now as he reaches 300 feet.
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I hear jars being opened, and the spitting slows down.
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It slows down that forward movement but it's still movement.
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Expansion slows to a near halt for the two chains.
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I think it slows the momentum and makes it harder.
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Near the top of that list: The schedule seldom slows.
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Time eddies, accelerates, slows down and turns back on itself.
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When you stifle investment, innovation slows and job growth declines.
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The moon pulls back, and that slows the Earth's rotation.
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But states say the law slows land acquisition for projects.
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"Breeding usually slows down during the winter months," he said.
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Feinting scrambles the signal and slows slick counter fighters down.
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This slows a procedure best done early in a pregnancy.
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And as the economy slows prices in China are falling.
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His voice slows and thickens when he talks of it.
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" And, he added, "What if growth slows more than expected?
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It just slows down every day when you're in there.
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But Australia could suffer if the conflict slows China's growth.
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But where 30 Rock sped up, Atlanta slows way down.
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But that could be challenging if revenue growth slows internationally.
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If I eat a lot midday, it slows me down.
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They hope the outbreak slows next week, even as Gov.
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As U.S. population growth slows, more states depend on immigration.
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What happens if that slows down because of the coronavirus?
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It's built on Google's Android smartphone platform, which slows graphics.
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And the higher their level, the more their progression slows.
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A new Congress is sworn in; China's economy slows down.
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No one around me intervenes; no one even slows down.
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Add stressors like boat traffic and divers and recovery slows dramatically.
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As the economy slows, it takes longer to digest bad investments.
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The moment slows down for Tess and all background noise dims.
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At one point, time slows, and a perfect headshot is aligned.
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As the global economy slows, the spectre of job losses returns.
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It then automatically stops or slows these compromised networks and devices.
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Mental Floss reports that texting while walking slows down both activities.
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It stutters, slows down, and sometimes refuses to respond to anything.
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THE Omani port of Sohar usually slows down during the summer.
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Running chips hot, and trickling electrons into them, slows them down.
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As the van slows down I recognize the beautiful brown face.
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Normally, central banks will drop interest rates when the economy slows.
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If growth slows, borrowers may be unable to repay their debts.
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When detonated, it slows nearby enemies and pulls them toward it.
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This, in turn, contributes to tissue upkeep and slows down aging.
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Labour unrest is rising everywhere as economic growth slows (see chart).
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Historically, when employment growth slows in this fashion, recession risk rises.
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They work at different paces, so it slows them down overall.
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As the economy slows, it has become a sensitive subject, too.
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Now, as China's economy slows amid deleveraging and the Sino-U.
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Growth slows when the pace of innovation falls below historical norms.
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This part of the process is what slows down the transition.
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As a brain ages, its ability to process sensory stimuli slows.
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Both companies have faced declining sales as global construction activity slows.
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When your brother is streaming a movie, it slows down YouTube.
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OPEC slows pace of production cuts, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Caffeine, on the other hand, slows the production of saliva. 3.
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This rate slows during sleep and with advancing age or disease.
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As he gets more minutes the game slows down for him.
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First, the heart slows, which lowers the amount of oxygen consumed.
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Up north, across Lake Union, life slows down a little bit.
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That slows the process down -- and deeply frustrates the House negotiators.
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Drivers are planning blockades and go-slows across France on Nov.
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That's why I bought the typewriter, because it slows me down.
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"It doesn't go away, but it slows itself down," he said.
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And without investment in place, growth slows and yields go first.
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It also slows down the delivery of evidence to defense lawyers.
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Fiber: Whole fruits contain fiber, which slows the absorption of fructose.
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Higher taxes reduce investment, which slows economic growth, the consensus held.
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It slows us down to experience her spatial and chromatic daring.
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Eventually this reshaping slows, a sign that the brain is maturing.
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"It certainly slows you down walking in New York," he said.
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That slows down a lot of home and public network connections.
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Chinese consumers are buying fewer cars as the country's economy slows.
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If no action is taken, the car automatically slows or stops.
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What slows the narrative down are the excerpts from her work.
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It's not exactly fast, and it slows down with continued use.
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In practice, that slows the body&aposs ability to rule on disputes.
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One of the things that slows the economy down, it is regulation.
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Cash flow slows, rates go up, and that's a recipe for trouble.
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You do this too many times and loading the page slows down.
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Kepler's signals don't travel instantaneously, which slows down communication with ground command.
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That slows its growth, as raising deposits from people quickly is hard.
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One, when the global economy slows, our exports tend to slow down.
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As China's economy slows, convergence between rich and poor provinces is stalling.
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So, my dear founder, as the road gets harder, funding slows down.
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When it detonates, it slows nearby enemies, pulls them in and explodes.
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For the candidates, it slows down the normal progression of the campaign.
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This user acquisition channel albeit, very effective, slows down their servers significantly.
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Lean in the opposite direction of travel and the board slows down.
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But as all startups' growth inevitably slows, Slack has to get creative.
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The film slows down considerably once Carole arrives at Delphine's family farm.
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The atmosphere slows the lander to less than 1,000 miles per hour.
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Xiaomi is looking to expand beyond smartphones as the overall market slows.
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IT CONTINUES TO CAUSE UNCERTAINTY IN EUROPE, WHICH SLOWS DOWN THE ECONOMY.
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When tackling environmental challenges, "democracy kind of slows things down", she says.
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As the economy slows, the tax take will grow more slowly, too.
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As China's economic engine slows, the steel industry is lagging with it.
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Security is friction; it slows revenues and creates heartburn for product development.
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Then, as the ship sinks again, the pace of editing slows down.
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Cyclical sectors, which generally suffer when economic growth slows, came under pressure.
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It slows the game down and can make for a slippery slope.
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The announcement comes as growth in Southeast Asia's second largest economy slows.
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Capitalism spurs economic growth; government protection for favored industries slows it down.
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Watch to see if the progress in developing new treatments slows down.
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As its economy slows domestic demand for steel in China has fallen.
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This could certainly be a factor to consider if AWS growth slows.
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If it slows us down a little bit, it's a long season.
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It obviously slows the conditions down, so it becomes easier to return.
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Chinese companies have been buying foreign outfits as economic growth slows domestically.
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She noted that smoking decreases bone density and slows down wound healing.
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But even if population growth slows, the Houston area can withstand it.
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Activating these mu receptors, not only dulls pain but also slows breathing.
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As its motion slows down, behind-the-scenes conversations reach a climax.
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The central bank says such disconnect is normal when inflation slows quickly.
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The canister falls for a while, then slows down with a parachute.
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"If the U.S. economy slows down, it brings Mexico along," Assis said.
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We can only hope Mr. Jimenez slows down a bit next time.
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Solar energy, meanwhile, is better for the environment and slows climate change.
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When the Mexican economy slows, more Mexicans come to the United States.
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And during a recession when job creation slows down, you'd be correct.
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It should be obvious to educators that hunger slows growth and learning.
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Each new security measure slows, or in some cases prevents, legitimate business.
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Turkey's cement industry is suffering from over-capacity as domestic demand slows.
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"They're buying time " until the pace of new cases of coronavirus slows.
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A global recession remains unlikely, even as growth slows, most economists say.
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It slows absolutely everything down, pushes tax reform off past the summer.
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And sure enough, the traffic slows way down right at that spot.
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When he throws his curveball, he slows everything down and comes over.
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Simply lift off the throttle and it slows down in a hurry.
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As natural population increase slows, the American populace will continue to age.
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"Everyone needs to eat," he said, "even when the economy slows down."
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He sleeps two hours a night; his walk slows to a crawl.
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If the economy slows, you drop out of participation on the margin.
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If those factors go the other way, growth slows and employment falls.
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Apple stock is setting records even as the iPhone slows down Apple stock is setting records even as the iPhone slows down Apple's stock has been on a roll this year, breaking all-time high after all-time high.
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This detail activates the entire painting, as well as slows down our looking.
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Now, as China's economic growth slows, that sign of national strength is ebbing.
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Lending typically slows in China in July before picking up again in August.
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However, most analysts see coal consumption increases slowing as global economic growth slows.
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It turns out that nickel's shape in a solid slows its electrons down.
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Your metabolism slows down, so there's more left over to store as fat.
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If the human drummer's tempo slows or speeds up, so does the robot.
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Our food is delicious, but everyone else really slows down on the drinking.
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Calling people crazy doesn't further that goal, and slows our efforts toward equality.
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One maroon car slows down and two middle fingers emerge from the sunroof.
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But Ferragu said average usage will pick up as user growth data slows.
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When real estate even slows in Florida, the economy will go to hell.
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Google is becoming a corporate toiler, not a king, as its growth slows.
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That's because of the blockchain: doing all of that computation slows your transaction.
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As China's economy matures and slows, returns to scale are becoming more important.
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"It seems like our family never slows down," Jessa says in the clip.
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At the same time, it also slows down plans to diversify the economy.
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Eventually the market runs out of potential participants and the price rise slows.
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"Calling people crazy doesn't further that goal, and slows our efforts toward equality."
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Remodulin slows the worsening of symptoms and is safe and effective in children.
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That signal then shifts from higher to lower frequencies as the shock slows.
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But here is the thing with philosophical thought—it really slows you down.
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Eating fat slows your stomach emptying, so you stay fuller longer, Linhardt says.
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Once the event slows down, some of these neutrons radioactively decay into protons.
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Alibaba Group is looking to invest outside China as growth slows at home.
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That is, unless a geopolitical roadblock from the United States slows their roll.
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Money FOG slows the progress you need to grow, keep and distribute wealth.
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Historically, auto delinquencies and repossessions climb when unemployment rises and the economy slows.
|
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But if China's economy slows, or regulations change again, AIA would suffer disproportionately.
|
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Wong says many young professionals make one common mistake that slows their career.
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Asia, in particular, was highlighted to outperform — even as wealth growth slows globally.
|
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Snap missed its expected earnings target last quarter as its user growth slows.
|
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That has worried investors as the growth rate of Chinese online advertising slows.
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His shift began at midnight, when the city slows down but keeps breathing.
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As China slows, that will most likely diminish its appetite for Europe's products.
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It then gradually slows down the car until hands-on is detected again.
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Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder that slows or stops blood flow.
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"What that does is really slows the rate of spread of that infection."
|
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The government also risks having limited room to maneuver if the economy slows.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS DROP AFTER U.S. EMPLOYMENT SLOWS MORE THAN EXPECTED IN AUGUST
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The pup's heartbeat slows down if a hand is placed on its back.
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Time slows and senses heighten in those first moments following the daughter's discovery.
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Time slows, and you have to be able to revel in that lag.
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Engagement takes time to explain to the viewer, and that slows things down.
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It creates a competitive investment and there's a chance it slows economic growth.
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This slows cars down; at turns, they have to wait for crossing pedestrians.
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The sale restrictions come as the pace of fuel imports into Venezuela slows.
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But then he joins in, whereupon the ballet's tempo slows to real time.
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"Just when the puzzle should accelerate, the picture slows down," Mr. Scott wrote.
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PTC automatically slows down a train that is going over the speed limit.
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Measure the horizontal acceleration for the drone as it slows to a stop.
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He jumps out of the door of the vehicle as it slows down.
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At times, however, the protagonist's inertia slows the narrative pace to a shuffle.
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Those yields could now move higher later in September, as fund buying slows.
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Everything â€" from apps to network connections to general responsiveness â€" slows down.
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When a narwhal is frightened, its heartbeat slows to four beats per minute.
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But in a short period, we may see Argentina domestic economy slows down.
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"Anything that slows us down is bad news for us all," he said.
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Qazi Shibli (India)Communications blackout slows case of jailed editor in weakening health.
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Empathy expert Brené Brown talks about how, when we feel ashamed, time slows down.
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Time slows down as you reach the event horizon — the point of no return.
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Always ordering food when drinking also slows down the absorption rate for the alcohol.
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Yet there's also been recent evidence of excess supply as global economic growth slows.
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It is looking at more investment opportunities outside China as growth slows at home.
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Apple acknowledged in December that its software sometimes deliberately slows phones with weak batteries.
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But both said the requirement adds cost and slows the process of adding drivers.
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He's very calm and thoughtful, so everything slows down to his calm, thoughtful pace.
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"As the world economy slows, market volatility rises, creating greater risks," Liu told reporters.
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As China's economic growth slows, India's is heating up, along with its energy demand.
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Research shows that exercise enhances memory, slows brain aging and reduces stress and anxiety.
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Car ownership is expanding by about 10% a year, even as the economy slows.
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Tims is also expanding its overseas reach as growth in its home market slows.
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But the move also increases the default risks when the economy slows, analysts say.
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He is widely expected to announce further public spending cuts as the economy slows.
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You can't rush Yinka, but she slows down intentionally when you push her buttons.
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This magma body slows down seismic waves and features a surprisingly high electrical conductivity.
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Iovine, 65, said he wants to help streaming scale properly before he slows down.
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As growth slows, they want to improve productivity, which requires better allocation of capital.
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" Carell recalled of the fall, "It's a weird experience because everything just slows down.
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If growth slows further, as seems likely, the government will move more boldly still.
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As mobile subscriber growth slows, the gender gap in mobile ownership is not closing.
|
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Chinese optimists call time their ally, as Taiwan's population ages and its economy slows.
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Once the gunfire slows, Hussien returns to his men and tries to raise morale.
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I love how everything slows down on a Sunday; lazy days are the best.
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"Nothing slows down the train," said James Cohen, a professor at Fordham Law School.
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As domestic appetite slows, more flat steel products from China are being sold overseas.
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They really only work on hard surfaces, and carpeting slows the bot down dramatically.
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"When investment slows in China it shows on the global radar screen," he said.
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Congestion slows cities' breakneck growth: housing and transport infrastructure seldom keep pace with demand.
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Since females only mate once, in theory this slows the growth of the population.
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The weight slows the helicopters down, makes them less maneuverable and and more vulnerable.
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Having worse circulation slows healing and sets patients up for complications such as infection.
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The result: where land use is restricted, low-skill migration into those places slows.
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As China's economy slows and the price of coal falls, the North will suffer.
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This has two additional effects: It slows money supply growth and weakens economic activity.
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But sometimes, confronting big emotions—like ones concerning intimacy or grief—slows you down.
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When everything is moving fast for everybody else, the field slows down for me.
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Still investors are worried that US production is increasing as economic activity overseas slows.
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With everyone on their guard, activity slows, and the self-fulfilling prophecy is fulfilled.
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When solar wind slows, the density of particles increases and the magnetic field strengthens.
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Houses are being doused in a pink potion that slows the advance of flames.
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In English, this means that as the rich get richer, the economy slows down.
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Perhaps Verizon can renegotiate if it simply drags out the deal and traffic slows.
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"The market never really slows down, at least in our area," she told us.
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Regulators respond to public sentiment and that slows the approval process, according to Musk.
|
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Apple previously issued a public apology after it admitted it slows down older iPhones.
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It is a decline that stunts entrepreneurship, hinders workers' mobility and slows productivity growth.
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Just as the 3-month-long volcano eruption slows down, a hurricane comes along.
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When this happens, the provisioning of credit dries up, and the economy dramatically slows.
|
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But such overseas investments are coming under increased scrutiny as the Chinese economy slows.
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Japanese carmakers could benefit if retaliation slows American auto sales in the Chinese market.
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Turning the valve left increases the bandwidth, and turning it right slows it down.
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Apple is now facing questions about how it slows down older iPhones in China.
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If one group of fighters slows down I would go to check another group.
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Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, which means it slows the brain's functioning.
|
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Analysts expect the central bank to cut interest rates this year as inflation slows.
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The uncertainty around the RFS slows investments and hurts job growth in rural America.
|
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"When that dries up or slows significantly, you're having outsized market effects," he said.
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We can see it when the audience slows down and gets into our rhythm.
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The flow slows and speeds up and even switches direction, but without much consequence.
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It's a way for the vehicle to recover some energy as it slows down.
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When that payment climbs too high, corporate activity slows, and so does the economy.
|
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The economy typically slows somewhat in January and February after the Lunar Year holidays.
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If the rest of the world slows down, that will eventually slow us, too.
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And when the weather cools, the wind slows down, allowing the air to stagnate.
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Fifteen to 20 years before these people have dementia, blood to their brains slows.
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It slows me down mentally, and I'm not able to be productive or focused.
|
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As a result, our attentional space is constantly filled, which slows down our work.
|
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Amazon has sought to squeeze more profit out of its operations as growth slows.
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If it slows down anymore, they're going to be popping that up into feet.
|
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But drugs go through a critical extra layer of approval, which slows things down.
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"Do not think the storm is over when the wind slows down," he said.
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The trouble is, by the time spending slows, a recession is probably already underway.
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It reduces the temptation of running a red light and also slows down traffic.
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Without a well-developed communication system, the brain's processing speed slows and learning suffers.
|
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When that system is broken and slow, every size of business slows down, too.
|
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But what happens when these teams start to lose or the economy slows down?
|
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Unemployment is low, but will begin to rise if job growth slows much further.
|
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The neutral rate is basically just that: It neither speeds nor slows the economy.
|
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As the growth of the home market slows, however, that seems likely to change.
|
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The business will become its own division after investment slows and revenue increases further.
|
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Focus will also remain on Washington, even as Congress slows down for August recess.
|
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It could be a persistent lethargy that slows things down once and for all.
|
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That slows the car while also generating electricity that's fed back into the batteries.
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It finally slows back down for a minute, so that's nice for a breather.
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Job openings are declining, and if job growth slows any further unemployment will increase.
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If you're an emerging markets company and China slows, you can't sell to them.
|
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Giving a talk abroad from his home in the United Kingdom, he slows down.
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Job openings are declining and if job growth slows any further unemployment will increase.
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People here plan for winter, when work slows and they rely on their savings.
|
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Chinese companies have not balked, looking for new markets as their domestic economy slows.
|
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"As the world economy slows, market volatility rises, creating greater risks," he told reporters.
|
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All that duplication slows down the network and makes inefficient use of its resources.
|
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While on the surface, swimmers create a "bow wave" that slows down forward progress.
|
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At the same time the heart rate slows down and the blood vessels expand.
|
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International expansion is increasingly crucial for the company as growth slows in the United States.
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As the economy slows, goes the reasoning, people will be slower to upgrade their handsets.
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That boils more water, which then slows down the reaction even less, and so on.
|
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Even with a loss, the tactic slows down, frustrates and ultimately changes a proposed policy.
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I like the part in the middle where it slows down and Erasure comes in.
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"It slows you down," Daniels told Closer Weekly Monday on life on the Lower Peninsula.
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He said growing the labor pool is important as the workforce ages and productivity slows.
|
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The baht may be weakening further as Southeast Asia's second-largest economy slows, he said.
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When light travels through materials it changes direction and slows down, a process called refraction.
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Mercury retrograde begins in Virgo on August 12, which slows the pace of your relationships.
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That's why Apple slows down your iPhone's processor when it's running on a decayed battery.
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Each is eager to claim momentum as the Republican election calendar slows to a crawl.
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After that initial activity, growth slows and further rate increases can choke off a recovery.
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However, sunlight or a wooden stake will still kill them, and silver slows them down.
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As the economy slows, the government has let a few smaller SOEs default this year.
|
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But as China's economy slows, it has inevitably had a negative impact on Japan's exports.
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And then he slows down and aligns himself with our window on the passenger side.
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But the next 30 years will be tougher, as the population ages and growth slows.
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The driver slows to a stop beside a desolate stretch of dirt and barbed wire.
|
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Doing so "could completely negate the benefit of a compound that slows aging," he said.
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Or maybe they're worse, because they're dead weight that slows down the real American badasses?
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Even if Moore's Law slows, that merely postpones the great day rather than preventing it.
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"Water slows us down, providing time to master the coordination of the movement," he explains.
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She arrives home furious, and begins to pack her bags, but Sam slows her down.
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Many users have left one-star reviews complaining the new update slows down the app.
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In a nuclear reactor, heavy water slows down neutrons, and thus speeds up nuclear reactions.
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It just slows everything down, and raises questions of: how do you accelerate that translation?
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If Snap slows on its vision as a camera company, Facebook will likely catch them.
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Second, our analysis recognized that the rate of leveling up slows down as players progress.
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This slows the passage of food through the large bowel, which can lead to constipation.
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As the economy slows, Wald said, investors will favor high-growth names — especially in technology.
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Cell service slows down on the playa as more and more people flood the area.
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The best performing sectors when growth slows are consumer staples and health care — by far.
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It has recently expanded into India and China as the smartphone market in China slows.
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For Apple, growing in India is crucial as growth slows at home and in China.
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The military gets weak, economic growth slows, diplomatic missions are less effective, and the like.
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In general, it's not the chip performance that tends to be what slows things down.
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As the oil-dependent economy slows, the number of unemployed and underemployed Nigerians is rising.
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WORLD GROWTH SLOWS, IT MEANS LOWER PROFITS, IT MEANS THE AVERAGE WORKING PERSON DOES POORLY.
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The clock slows; the horizon widens; we go walking in the landscape of Orpheus' soul.
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Decrepify, an area-of-effect ability that slows enemy movement and reduces their damage output.
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Even as payroll growth slows, economists like Daco expect disposable income to continue to rise.
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"GABA slows down the neurons," explained Yildirim, who was not involved in the Korean study.
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If economic growth slows, however, currently healthy interest coverage ratios will weaken as earnings decline.
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Of the five drugs approved by the FDA to treat Alzheimer's, none slows its progression.
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All of that US shale could be arriving just as the global economy slows down.
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It also keeps them out of sight from people in wealthier countries, which slows progress.
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Multitasking slows down your learning and inhibits your brain from performing at its highest function.
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That could change if economic growth slows over the next 15 months, before the election.
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This makes the emerging world vulnerable in a scenario where global trade growth slows again.
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As China's economic growth slows, Beijing is encouraging its companies to win new markets overseas.
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The discounts come as China endures a shrinking market for automobiles as the economy slows.
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He slows it down to something slow-pulsing in the corner of a dark bar.
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The potential for another Rule 704b violation is walking by—he slows, but doesn't stop.
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Segments of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest downturn ever as international trade slows.
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We need social distancing because it slows the spread of the disease to manageable levels.
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Treyger's casual asides become increasingly biting as she moves into uncomfortable territory and slows down.
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The extra time slows many students' progress toward an advanced degree or a good job.
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It is now poised to cut them as global growth slows and inflation remains tepid.
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Brexit remains in limbo, the U.S. government shutdown grinds on and China's economy slows down.
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The grease in these dishes brings on natural discomfort: It slows digestion and produces flatulence.
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Tech manufacturers are diversifying outside China as trade tensions fester and the country's economy slows.
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Is Apple saying that it intentionally slows down older iPhones as new ones are released?
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Once the bulk of the human race is dead, the pace of events slows drastically.
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This refers to the level of interest rates that neither slows nor stimulates the economy.
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He is also counting Eli Lilly as a stock worth owning as economic growth slows.
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This routinely produces overcrowding and confusion in the station and slows down the entire process.
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If demand in China slows, it's going to affect some of the larger trading partners.
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This gloomy scenario assumes Congress slows spending growth on the discretionary side of the budget.
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This creates a backlog of transactions that need to be processed and slows things down.
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Spending the day multitasking can make you feel productive, but it actually slows work down.
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As income growth slows, households are making fewer discretionary purchases and choosing to save more.
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Some of us have a polymorphism, a genetic variant that slows our metabolism for caffeine.
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Voiceover can be a clunky device that slows down action and undercuts the overarching narrative.
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Then as it slows and nears the ground, it will rotate to vertical and land.
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But as its consumption of coal slows, China is on pace to beat that target.
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If the economy slows, politicians may fear that constraining the chaebol would hurt business activity.
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She takes it from him and finally slows down her to-ing and fro-ing.
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When Xodiac nears its designated landing spot, it abruptly slows, aligns, seems to hesitate, lands.
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Learning keeps speed at 4 miles per hour max and slows down turning and acceleration.
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Parts of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest ever downturn as international trade slows.
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Parts of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest downturn ever as international trade slows.
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Profits have diminished in the past few quarters as the rate of price hikes slows.
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Commodity prices have been hammered as demand from China slows due to the health crisis.
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Where will Phoenix, Arizona, get its water when the Colorado River slows to a trickle?
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He did add that unusually dry weather, which slows mosquito reproduction, might have played a role.
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How can we individually address racism or any "ism" that stops or slows down true equality?
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Pay attention to what journey or ambitious project slows down in the middle of the week.
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Your work slows down for inspection with your planetary ruler Jupiter beginning its retrograde on Wednesday.
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It is an incrementally built catalogue of heightened details that slows down our sense of time.
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At the short end, when central banks raise rates, the curve flattens and the economy slows.
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Domestic orders have been losing momentum in recent quarters as the world's second-largest economy slows.
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The attack overwhelms the servers bandwidth and slows it to a crawl or renders it unusable.
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It's tough to cut rates if the economy slows when they are already effectively at zero.
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If Trump slows or cancels those deployments, Putin will celebrate — and he'll have every reason to.
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But if spending slows, restaurants may not be able to get these new offers to stick.
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As the British economy slows in 2017-18, demand for air travel is likely to drop.
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All of those companies will suffer if the coronavirus slows the Chinese and global economy significantly.
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Overall, he said the Fed anticipates that growth will continue even if it slows a bit.
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Google has responded to accusations that its Digital Wellbeing software slows down performance on Pixel phones.
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The suction is fast at first and then slows down, mimicking the way a baby nurses.
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When a driver spots a potential passenger, he slows down until the passenger names a destination.
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The horse begins to twitch its ear, as though it is listening, then slows its movements.
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But he is keen not to use it yet, in case the economy slows after Brexit.
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The climate of suspicion in congress slows new government contracts, while political uncertainty discourages private investment.
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As our planet's rotation infinitesimally slows, it puts our clocks ever so slightly out of whack.
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Can fire infinitely, without the need for a reload, but D.Va's movement speed slows while firing.
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The central bank signalled on Friday that it would gradually ease policy further as inflation slows.
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This slows the rocket down enough so that it can land upright on a flat surface.
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As the multidecade bond rally slows, interest rates will start to trend higher, according to Keon.
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Three-quarters think the government should protect local jobs and industry, even if that slows growth.
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That may become a worry for bank profits if Ukraine's reforms stumble and Turkey's growth slows.
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Cap spending slows down, and if revenue growth does not pick up, they let people go.
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However, rates moving up too much acts as a regulator that slows growth and cuts inflation.
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China's growth will be more sustainable if it slows down towards 6 percent, or even lower.
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It slows economic growth, hampers innovation, stymies job growth and pushes compliance costs to astronomical levels.
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By the 93th most endangered job on the list, that drop-off slows to 8 percent.
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And that, in turn, slows down the economy and hurts consumers and businesses along the way.
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"History shows M&A activity meaningfully slows nine to 13 months following an inversion," Shafir said.
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No one works in the quarries anymore, he says as he slows his boat, Jericho's Way.
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When a student steps out in front of the bus it slows down until she passes.
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"Suddenly, everyone's metabolism slows down at 17, 18 and then that's documented," she told the outlet.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK.It's one of those nights where time speeds and slows.
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The shortfalls come as sales and personal income tax growth slows and corporate income tax declines.
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Because muscle burns energy even when you're at rest, muscle loss slows down your metabolic rate.
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And, as part of the normal aging process, your body's production of that pigment slows down.
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If families cancel reservations or the pace of reservations noticeably slows, then the answer is yes.
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Only one drug, Rilutek, is approved; it slows the progression of the disease in some patients.
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Adaptive Quality is useful when the usage of multiple screens and connections slows down the interaction.
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Economists expect the central bank to reverse some of last year's policy tightening as inflation slows.
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The firm's drive into smartphones comes as growth in the global market slows while competition intensifies.
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Currently, many oil- and commodity-exporting countries are experiencing financial difficulties as the Chinese economy slows.
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Ergo, "this negatively impacts customer satisfaction, and slows Azure adoption and therefore customer spending," Gartner says.
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But if Earth slows down more gradually, you'd instead suffer a slower (but still horrific) death.
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Hammond might also come under pressure if Britain's economy slows more sharply than expected this year.
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And it will be worse when the economy slows down and the labor market loosens up.
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Muro notes that as auto growth slows in Michigan, employment growth could once again turn negative.
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It slows down the pace, a brief reprieve from the concussive repetition of hard-hitting tracks.
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Now, as China's economy slows, the country's leaders have a new mission for them: Buy homes.
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"If that slows down a bit, I think rents could go back up quickly," Salviati adds.
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""I notice changes in my body, such as whether my breathing slows down or speeds up.
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Doing so also slows the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) like masks, gowns and gloves.
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It also slows the revolving door where legislators cash in to take well-paid lobbying jobs.
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That slows down growth, as companies don't borrow money to make investments they otherwise would have.
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So as this angular momentum is transferred to the water, the rate of rotation slows down.
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Once cities stop spreading out, their rate of new housing production slows — and prices shoot upward.
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Now, as China's economy slows, it has become a symbol of their new sense of caution.
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When the action slows, you realize what a limited and sentimental novelist she too often is.
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EVs often use a process called regenerative braking, which slows vehicles down while also saving energy.
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Bernstein anticipates: Base case: Quarterly advertising growth slows by a few percentage points this fiscal year.
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Obviously, being from Florida, I'm very sensitive to anything that slows up NASA and its mission.
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This shrinks the workforce, slows GDP growth and reduces returns on capital—and thus bond yields.
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That's a major holiday in China where production slows as everyone goes home to their families.
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"It slows people down, but so far nothing we have done has stopped people from trying."
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As his heartbeat slows and stops, we don't see his face, and we don't need to.
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After all, what slows down blood flow more than being stuck in a chair all day?
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"Twin Peaks" slows it down, to show you the universe in the nucleus of an atom.
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"If our growth slows for a while, then that is O.K. with me," Ms. Rucker said.
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You're analytic, a little coldblooded and, sure, good defense slows games, but it also wins championships.
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It came after the revelation that its software slows down older phones to protect battery stability.
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Apple has started shifting resources away from developing autonomous cars as its core smartphone business slows.
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Powell's patience could be a master stroke if inflation stays in check and growth slows significantly.
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When he takes the poison, his slows down, and the music of Juliette does the opposite.
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Rock music gives way to the plaintive Bee Gees ballad "Holiday" and the pace slows accordingly.
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Such reactions to the NSR process slows the growth of domestic energy resources and raise energy.
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But things are getting tougher as the world's second biggest economy slows and diners demand more.
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"Eventually, if the world economy gets affected and it slows down, then definitely it impacts everyone."
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FACEBOOK-RESULTS Facebook beats on profit as cost growth slows; shares rise (Reuters) - Facebook Inc (FB.
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"Making different versions of the same car costs money because it slows down production," said Brauer.
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When you look at the film, it plays with time: It speeds up and slows down.
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This ultimately slows down the American economy as fewer healthy workers results in slower economic growth.
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When change is slow, constant rethinking is actually undesirable; it achieves little and slows response time.
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Over the holiday period, trading volume and activity slows down, which can exaggerate stock market moves.
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Despite paying for the highest level of service, our internet speed regularly slows to a crawl.
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She plans to re-test monthly to see if her new regimen slows her biological aging.
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She reaches for the door handle of the vehicle as it slows down and gets inside.
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Jed Kolko, chief economist at Indeed, said that a test will come when the economy slows down.
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If iPhone sales growth slows, it could push the company to bolster other revenue streams, like watches.
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"Late cycle" refers to a stage in an economic recovery when activity stagnates and growth slows down.
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The car slows to a stop at a freeway exit as the group of riders surrounds it.
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However, this processing takes a few seconds and slows down the ability to quickly take a photo.
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Canada has more to lose if a renegotiation of NAFTA slows the pace of cross-border trade.
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The extra step slows down processing time, and if nothing else, Hound is noticeable faster than competitors.
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"Normally, as employment growth slows late in a cycle, we still get accelerating wage gains," Berson said.
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The criticisms are that it slows up games, and will impinge upon the authority of the referee.
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Ross also gave a weaker-than-expected current quarter and full-year outlook, as sales growth slows.
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Both indicators suggest the economy could continue to grow moderately this year even as consumer spending slows.
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Eagleman's experiment only examined how time slows down in individual moments of crisis, not daily compounded ones.
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All the while, her beating heart speeds up with each exertion and slows down when she relaxes.
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Growth may come under pressure this year as the UAE economy slows because of low oil prices.
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As the rest of the world slows, the U.S. economy has shown weakness but no big cracks.
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Another factor for southeastern Florida is that the Gulf Stream slows down at the end of summer.
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And if that hasn't convinced you yet, it slows down the development of wrinkled, prematurely aged skin.
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Banks prefer to lend to state companies that carry implicit government guarantees, especially when the economy slows.
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Even during the high, Boden points out, booze slows our mental processes, metabolism, breathing, and other functions.
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Some central bankers did not rule out a rate cut if growth slows significantly and deflation deepens.
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That's especially important as growth slows in the U.S., where the company drew only 368,000 new subscribers.
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If the economy slows, a relatively calm election may mark just the start of Mr Kenyatta's problems.
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FireEye also announced plans to lay off up to 400 of its 3,400 employees as demand slows.
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It is this frictional force that slows down the car (since there is no other horizontal force).
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Mendoza follows her across a platform and even slows down to wait for her at the turnstiles.
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Then, to prevent strain on the battery, charging slows to a relative trickle for the last 20%.
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The economy slows down, the bad businesses goes out of business, the good businesses stay in business.
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"The bustling city you see in the day slows down in a lot of places," Tony says.
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More people produce more output; as the growth of the labor force slows, so does economic growth.
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But there are times when our Father intentionally slows us down to reflect and hear from Him.
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This both slows the car and generates electricity, which later can be used to power the vehicle.
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Everything that was initiated while Mars was in Aries slows down, since Taurus acts with more patience.
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The surge has raised concerns that China's war on pollution has lost steam as the economy slows.
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It slows this clock right down, it shuts itself off because otherwise it's going to burn up.
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Because fat slows digestion, it evens our blood sugar levels leaving us to feel calm and satisfied.
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And it's very frustrating, I think, for doctors and clinicians and nurses and it slows them down.
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His popularity is fading as the economy slows and violence is escalating in other parts of Nigeria.
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As the Chinese economy slows, the number of labor protests and strikes across the country has grown.
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It slows you down and makes you an isolation team and that's what we've tried to do.
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The real takeaway here is just how much our infrastructure mess slows our economy and stifles innovation.
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A. When I'm out camping, and visiting places such as the national parks, my system slows down.
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Activated charcoal slows down your bowel and is known to cause nausea and constipation (and black stools).
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But if the Earth slows down and stops, the sun wins and yanks us toward our doom.
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"Litecoin traditonally gets a boost when bitcoin slows," Charles Hayter, CEO of CryptoCompare, told CNBC by email.
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This matters because each time our brain switches between each task, it slows down a little bit.
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But states say the law slows land acquisitions for key industrial projects needed to spur economic growth.
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It slows down your brain waves and gets you in a meditative state where healing can occur.
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Experts say the pressure on stock markets won't lift until the rate of new infections slows dramatically.
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But American hotels are still faltering as major cities shut down and travel slows to a trickle.
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If its arterial flow is blocked, it blunts and slows down the economic engine for everyone else.
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Google slows down data after you hit 15GB on a single line, however, but this is common.
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There will be three warnings before the car slows down to a stop with its flashers on.
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With less money to go around, spending dries up and consumer demand — the economy's primary engine — slows.
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"Metabolism slows in older adults, so toxicity to benzos builds up, which can cause dizziness," she said.
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Zillow and Opendoor say their products could be even more valuable when the real estate market slows.
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The German government has halved its growth forecast for this year to 0.5% as the economy slows.
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Economists had expected the economy to shrink because of weakened demand from China as that economy slows.
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He slows down in front of a large home and says an old woman lives there alone.
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Meanwhile, analysts said the coronavirus outbreak had reduced demand for electricity as business and factory activity slows.
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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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Hormone therapy, like tamoxifen or aromatase inhibitors taken orally, slows the progression of certain kinds of tumors.
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"If export growth slows down due to trade frictions, it will influence manufacturing investment growth," he added.
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Comparing yourself to anyone or anything else only gets in the way and slows down the process.
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The sprinter picks up speed when he hits Gatorade icons and slows when he runs into water.
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As corporate spending slows, investors hunting for yield should look to high-dividend stocks, the firm said.
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He just slows down a little bit in the last 2 meters to about 1.8 m/s.
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Unfortunately, the growth in computation power is not keeping pace with our demands as Moore's Law slows.
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The Chinese government has been eager to stanch the flow of overseas investments as the economy slows.
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China's growth slows: The world's second biggest economy grew 24% in the third quarter of this year.
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Now, there are serious questions about how many young people will be left when the "exodus" slows.
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"It keeps women disempowered, limits their children's life chances and slows down economic growth," the Gates wrote.
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The Hungarian central bank said downward inflation risks have strengthened further as the euro zone economy slows.
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It's not importantTariff ManEconomy slows, it grinds to a haltCould it be it's all the tariffs' fault?
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Built around a score by composer Hans Zimmer, Dunkirk hardly ever slows down from start to finish.
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FISCHER: WELL, IF THE ECONOMY SLOWS DOWN, IF THE GROWTH RATE SLOWS DOWN TOO MUCH OR IF THE FED EXPECTS IT TO SLOW DOWN TOO MUCH, WHICH IT CLEARLY DOESN'T DO RIGHT NOW YES, THEN THEY WILL CUT RATES AS ANY CENTRAL BANK WOULD BUT IT HASN'T HAPPENED.
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It slows down when it detects a lot of motion and records sparingly when no one is around.
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But the big spending Ola may have to pull the reins, say experts if further funding slows down.
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There's another, potentially larger issue, facing China – its indebted economy could get worse if growth slows more dramatically.
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An overdose of opioids like morphine or heroin slows breathing, reducing the supply of oxygen to the body.
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At some point it slows down and stops so that you can get off and catch your plane.
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As growth slows, lenders can expect more nasty surprises, said Xin Qingquan, professor of accounting at Chongqing University.
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French authorities are investigating whether Apple deliberately slows down older iPhones in order to increase sales, AFP reports.
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That group would typically outperform as the economy slows down at the late stages of the business cycle.
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In the U.S., for example, Infervision is restricted to visiting doctors only upon appointments, which slows product iteration.
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Although using the CloudSight API and doing processing in the cloud slows the app down, it increases scalability.
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As trade growth slows, the adjustment that oil importers must make to higher oil prices becomes more severe.
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It'll also let users turn off the feature that slows down performance on older iPhones with deteriorating batteries.
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Where the comics move at a breakneck pace, Blackman slows things down to skillfully flesh the story out.
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Things are getting more serious for Apple over the revelations that the company purposely slows down older phones.
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This means older people might feel drugs' effects for longer because liver function slows down as you age.
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Amazon has been gradually racking up investments to position itself for the future as its core business slows.
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Vessel rates are unlikely to recover soon especially as China's voracious appetite for coal and iron ore slows.
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The Audi, nicknamed "Jack," slows down on its own, giving the other cars enough room to merge safely.
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As the government-led advance on Mosul slows, they are calling for the deployment of Iranian-backed brigades.
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DARPA essentially borrowed (and inverted) the tech that slows and traps the jets that land on aircraft carriers.
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The most likely outcome for this year is positive dividend growth, even if that growth slows, Salehizadeh said.
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While the Fed's minutes tempered some dovish expectations, markets still broadly expect further rate cuts as growth slows.
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This is important because it slows the export pace such that seasonal shipment targets may be too high.
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The prominent airing of the Lin-Zhang debate reflects concerns as debt levels rise and the economy slows.
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When exposed to heat, the paint chars and swells to form a shield that slows the fire's spread.
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Still, even as the pace of global trade slows, so has support for deals designed to revive it.
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It can be tempting to keep dozens of tabs open, which inevitably slows Chrome down to a crawl.
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As its economy slows, businesses are looking for the next set of consumers to keep the tills ringing.
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The network of mangrove roots slows down water flows, meaning the risk of flooding is diminished, he added.
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Various small-scale studies indicate that OrthoK not only temporarily improves vision, it slows the progression of nearsightedness.
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You know if you take — if you're on Xanax for instance, or Temazepam — your heart slows down anyway.
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However, the rate of growth slows considerably during the latter part of the forecast period (see chart above).
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So growth slows quite a lot leading out to 2020 with a little bit of slowing in 2019.
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ROSENGREN: WHEN THE EXCHANGE RATE MOVES, IT SLOWS DOWN OUR ECONOMY SO WE DON'T GROW QUITE AS FAST.
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As we've learned over the last two years, when the Chinese economy slows, so does demand for commodities.
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As the economy slows, borrowers may have trouble making payments, which could lead to a wave of defaults.
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As the Chinese smartphone market slows down, domestic manufacturers have been looking to increase presence in other markets.
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The friction from that leg of the trip slows InSight down to less than 1,000 miles per hour.
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It's also earned a legion of haters for a boring, cynical style that slows play to a grind.
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When used at a precise time and proportion, it slows down the ripening process of fruits and veggies.
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But I will tell you, all of that adds up to a computer that hardly ever slows down.
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Employment is rising at 2.6% a year, even as annual gross domestic product growth slows to under 2%.
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During morning peak hours, it slows to a further 85%, and a snail-like 114% in the evening.
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But most analysts and currency traders believe downward pressure on the yuan will persist as the economy slows.
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So, if global or China GDP slows down ... it will hurt market sentiment as well as earnings growth.
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As growth of the smartphone market slows, Samsung and other device makers are looking for new product categories.
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A downgrade was possible if the reform drive slows, public debt rose and capital outflows accelerated, Moody's said.
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That slows global warming, and Kernza requires no pesticides, thus potentially making organic farming much more cost effective.
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Then, they'll travel at high speeds, never stopping for lane changes or anything else that slows down traffic.
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The downside is that regulation often slows innovation and ties the hands of those doing good as well.
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As the two frequencies get closer together it pulses more frequently, as they move further apart, it slows.
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China's debt market has witnessed an increasing number of defaults over the past year as the economy slows.
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Made of leftover plant skins and stems, the coating acts as a barrier that slows the decay process.
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A new Tripod mode, which basically slows down the flight and response, offers more precise, confined-space control.
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The impact will be broad-based because Canadians will spend less as the housing market slows, Jang said.
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The bow shock has a magnetic field within it, which slows high-energy particles down, according to NASA.
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It can also be much lower, however, meaning that your machine slows down sooner as it gets hotter.
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As growth slows trusts have been seeking higher returns, leading to an increase in investment in riskier projects.
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In its finest moments, Looking slows that process down to a crawl and puts it under a microscope.
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That's expensive and slows world economic growth — which, in the long term, could reduce the demand for oil.
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The need to fill out forms in triplicate with permissions slows her down but does not stop her.
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Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said the U.S. consumer remains financially healthy, while heavier industry slows.
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Yet another is that light itself slows abnormal myopic eye growth and that outdoors, light is simply brighter.
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Outside of big cities, high-speed internet access is often unavailable, which slows economic development and affects education.
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S. job growth slows in July, unemployment rate drops GRAPHIC: U.S. joblessness and the employment cost index - reut.
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Opioid overdoses usually kill people by inhibiting respiration: breathing slows and starts to sound labored, then stops altogether.
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Yet late in the games, when the speed slows down, a little Totti magic can still be decisive.
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One of them slows, and then stops, beside a girl called Cuddles, the daughter of a truck driver.
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The lesson is that as engineering progress slows, advances will increasingly come from human creativity, computer scientists said.
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If you butter the outside of the bread, it slows the browning process and helps warm the filling.
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This could create a vicious cycle if the whole economy slows, and debt becomes harder to pay off.
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As a rule, that would help those looking to return big serves because it slows those serves down.
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The chamber slows the legislative process, sometimes to a grinding halt, much to the dismay of the majority.
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The music slows and then quiets completely, and I hear a series of, "Girls, back to lineup please."
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As it goes from 21 to 2800 miles an hour, the rate of acceleration — not the momentum — slows.
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The second big change slows the pace of "phase-out," which reduces the exemption as income gets larger.
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Rebar prices sank nearly 4 percent on Thursday as worries over demand, which typically slows in winter, surfaced.
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And these agencies frequently face industry smears and congressional posturing that halts or slows their ability to act.
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Until inventories increase faster than sales, or the economy slows significantly, home prices are likely to continue rising.
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When engaging Siri on Mac laptops, Apple automatically slows the internal fan speed to better hear your voice.
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Edwin Fischer had this amazing ability to stretch a pulse, so it doesn't sound like it slows down.
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Along with drying out secretions, it increases the heart rate, which slows after exposure to a nerve agent.
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As it goes from 0 to 60 miles an hour, the rate of acceleration — not the momentum — slows.
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Current fixes in Linux systems reportedly are increasing CPU usage as it slows down CPU instruction processing power.
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But as that momentum slows, don't fall for one of the oldest investing mistakes: trying to time it.
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"UVB enters the skin and slows down the growth of the skin cells that are affected," she adds.
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Now, as the rural economy sinks and the pace of construction slows, Bhandekar is struggling to get work.
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Rather, investors are acknowledging that the historically low level of defaults will inevitably climb as economic growth slows.
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Janet Yellen says the Federal Reserve could wind up cutting interest rates if the US economy slows down.
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That is thanks to the moon's gravity, which draws on ocean's tides and slows Earth's rate of rotation.
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Although it will not alter the overall impact, it slows spread because fewer people are exposed at once.
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If economic growth slows and unemployment rises, fewer people pay taxes and the government's financial situation deteriorates further.
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The company also typically slows down iPhone production after the holiday quarter, which is the peak shopping season.
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Fewer guns, more mental health services: let's do everything we can think of until something slows this down.
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China has traditionally used its state-controlled banking system to flood the economy with money when growth slows.
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As births drop, deaths accelerate and immigration slows, the country is closer than ever to an overall decline.
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This time, as China's vast economy slows, the party was held with icebergs in sight from the deck.
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Investors increasingly think that as the global economy slows down, the Fed will have to cut interest rates.
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In 85033, Apple revealed that it slows its phones down as they age to preserve deteriorating battery life.
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Anything that makes new drug development less rewarding, such as imposing price controls, slows the race for cures.
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Workers in Hoboken, New Jersey, wait for customers to pick up food as the coronavirus outbreak slows business.
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States are expected to report historic unemployment claims as the economy slows and workers struggle to cover bills.
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In the dark, our body temperature drops, metabolism slows, and the hormone melatonin rises to help induce sleep.
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General Motors and Ford are offering new vehicle financing programs to spur sales as auto showroom traffic slows.
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When a driver slows down and allows me to merge into a lane of traffic, I am grateful.
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That will almost certainly mean that the approval process slows down — and that's O.K. Stand up for science.
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That will almost certainly mean that the approval process slows down — and that's O.K. Stand up for science.
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This slows down the policymaking process and instills doubt with the public unsure what, or whom, to believe.
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The launch of Apple Music Awards underscores the company's increasing focus on services, as revenue from hardware slows.
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It cautioned credit risks in the sector are mounting as sales growth slows and funding conditions remain tight.
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Chasing the Deal When the beaches in the Hamptons fill up, the pace in the Caribbean slows down.
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But there's always a flight to quality, to less trendy purchases, whenever the economy slows down a bit.
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"The reaction function of the Federal Reserve say that if growth slows, they will cut rates," he said.
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I would hate to see what workers are going to deal with when the economy inevitably slows down.
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This slows down the tardigrade's metabolism, allowing it to remain in a suspended state until it is rehydrated.
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Glaciologist David Volken told Metro UK that using this covering slows down summer melting by 50% to 70%.
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"Changing your order at the window slows everything down for everyone behind you," an employee told Business Insider.
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But this inevitably slows the boarding process, and when it doesn't work out, it can be a problem.
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Take carry out containers for leftovers, even at restaurants this action slows food waste and every bit helps.
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Also: There'll be no Trailer on Sunday, as campaigning slows down a little bit on Veterans Day weekend.
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But a growing body of evidence suggests that separating these babies from their mothers slows the infants' recovery.
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When that memory pool fills up, the whole system slows down, and that's exactly what's happening right now.
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However, it has struggled to compete with numerous Chinese cities making similar bets, especially as China's economy slows.
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If tighter fiscal policy from the Fed slows growth, a Republican presidential victory in November will become likely.
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After a busy July, the streaming world slows down a bit in August — as does seemingly everything else.
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The boy had a rare genetic disorder, a type of encephalopathy that causes severe seizures and slows development.
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As I park, a young white woman on the sidewalk likewise slows, smiles and gives me the thumbs-up.
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Still, it shows the sort of ingenuity that will come in handy when the euro zone economy inevitably slows.
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They succeed and time slows down to show who's in the ambulance that almost hit Tracey: TJ and Sasha.
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As growth slows, he blames the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates and threatens General Motors for closing plants.
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I don't think we need at this point a big demand stimulus, as the economy slows to full employment.
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As China's economy slows and rebalances towards consumption, Latin America is suffering its sixth successive year of economic deceleration.
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As the economy slows and debt mounts, China is under pressure to let go of its worst-performing SOEs.
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The more frequent effect of the Google block though is that the internet itself slows down dramatically for me.
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The next day it could be energy and financial companies, whose fortunes would be diminished if the economy slows.
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As the pace of global trade slows, so does support for a pair of deals designed to revive it.
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When we print something from the internet, it becomes a tangible artifact, and, in a sense, it slows down.
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The moment life slows down and you're not running every day, you'll start to feel those knees get sore.
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Activity in the sector normally slows during the summer months when building construction eases off due to the heat.
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The rhythm slows and the melody changes drastically with the introduction of a young teenage boy dressed in white.
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Analysts now believe Samsung will likely unveil a foldable phone once demand for its bezel-less displays slows down.
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The company had revealed that as its phones' batteries age, their software's performance slows intentionally to prevent unexpected shutdowns.
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If growth slows, that will be unwelcome (for now, markets still expect the Fed to raise rates in December).
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Land sales and transfers from the central government have kept local governments afloat, but will diminish as growth slows.
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See, egg farms typically kill even healthy hens once their egg production slows down at 1-2 years old.
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The structure of Singapore's capital markets has left them particularly vulnerable as global trade cools and Chinese growth slows.
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It's not just a lack of rooms that slows the non-profit's progress: Matches can't be made willy-nilly.
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"We need to be realistic that if the global economy slows, it will affect our economic growth," Ardern said.
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Cyclical companies that are too attached to the business cycle tend to be doomed when the broader economy slows.
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As Moore's Law slows, and engineers look elsewhere for performance improvements, the chip industry will become even more fragmented.
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Ray can only hold her breath for so long, and while she's holding her breath her movement slows dramatically.
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The salmon run slows on Katmai National Park's Brooks River, so the bears depart for richer feeding grounds nearby.
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This means the tires are sliding along the track and creating a frictional force that slows the car down.
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Once installed it makes requests to coinhive which eats up your CPU time and slows your computer down massively.
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The prints are still limited to swathes of color and I suspect the coloring process slows things down slightly.
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But seeing each subplot to its resolution slows down the overall pace and dulls Guardians 2's jaunty thrill.
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Weaker currencies in Asia and tariff-suppressed trade slows economic growth, reduces purchasing power, and eventually hits fuel demand.
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But here's a big-picture point: In most cases, the new budget merely slows the rate of spending growth.
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However stage-managed the elections, they may fail to mask the cracks likely to emerge as the economy slows.
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AMC provided four of the season's 10 episodes for review, and the opening momentum slows with every subsequent installment.
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In the near term, the multiplier effect reduces overall demand, thereby acting as headwind that slows growth and recovery.
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Adding more nodes slows things down, and no one has proven a way to avoid that without compromising security.
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But all of this assumes that the Trump Train slows significantly between now and June when the primaries end.
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Their gentle incline deliberately slows your pace, encouraging contemplation and, potentially, a spiritual feeling, much like an immersion baptism.
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Snapchat parent company Snap has laid off employees as it slows its growth heading into 2018, Business Insider reports.
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All that could be good news for a country growing more reliant on foreign money as its economy slows.
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As China's economy slows, the market is now once again suffering from signs of accelerated sales by major shareholders.
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The result is that the fire slows down because, as Anne later explains, the oxygen had been cut off.
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So there's a lot more iteration these days than there used to be, which slows it down a lot.
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Appliances such as fridges are also ones that households replace infrequently: that slows the take-up of new devices.
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Would the VATS combat system, which drastically slows down the world and zooms in on your target, be disorienting?
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The factor typically wanes late in the cycle as investors search for secular growth opportunities when economic growth slows.
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Her pace frequently slows to a dream-crawl as she scrutinizes the natural world as if cell by cell.
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As China's economy slows, Beijing has made increasing efforts to stave off mass unemployment that may spark social unrest.
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As my computer slows to crawl and quickly begins to heat up, I struggle to navigate their website. pic.twitter.
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So, putting pressure on wet rock increases the relative volume of the voids, which slows down any passing vibrations.
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JD is looking to expand via investments in southeast Asia as competition intensifies at home while customer growth slows.
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Heightened domestic and geopolitical friction undermines policy predictability and effectiveness and, with it, institutional strength – particularly as growth slows.
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Constantly asking about pay, he says, slows down the interview process and is a turnoff for the hiring manager.
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Instead, Google relies on carriers and manufacturers to make operating system updates available, which significantly slows down the process.
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A family is a finicky machine: when one part starts to falter, the whole thing slows to a halt.
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Drivers should use both lanes until traffic slows, then you do what they taught you in kindergarten: Be nice.
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It expects distressed debts to grow as the economy slows and regulators push lenders to clean up their books.
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But even if growth slows, a growing economy and low unemployment could serve as tailwinds for Trump next November.
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Some of this is just demography, as baby boomers retire and growth in the working-age population slows down.
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This list, moreover, is likely to grow if China slows further and/or tariffs on Chinese imports are increased.
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Her team found evidence that the chemical triggers the production of a molecule called ppGpp that slows bacterial growth.
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Unless there is a real investment boom, GDP and consumer spending eventually overtake employment, and job growth slows tool.
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Apple only slows performance on devices where the battery can't perform at full throttle without risking crashing the phone.
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Uber is in danger of losing customers if the lawsuit slows its ability to deploy self-driving car technology.
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The video slows to show his chubbiness ripple with every smack, as serene and timeless as the ocean tide.
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The announced return of cash to shareholders of EUR300m slows Sodexo's ability to reduce leverage over the longer term.
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Amer slows the car outside a high wall on a quiet, broad street lit dimly by wrought-iron lamps.
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The alternative is to risk a hand search of the bag, which slows down the traveler and the line.
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If there have been inquiries or new debt, they come back to you with questions, which slows things down.
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Tailwinds, she said, are fading as global growth slows, financial conditions tighten, and the boost from fiscal stimulus moderates.
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He swivels his hips, and as he does so, he slows down: to a crawl, then to a standstill.
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After a few minutes, all of the carbonate is broken down so the production of gas slows and stops.
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Investors also support a rate cut, which they think can extend the bull market as global economic growth slows.
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When economic growth slows, unemployment usually rises because companies generate less revenue and may need to lay off employees.
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The third, and perhaps most significant, change slows the imposition of new requirements that would have greatly limited salt.
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Because the plant material is waterlogged, decomposition actually slows as it forms peat—thick, mucky, layers of organic matter.
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That was a welcome move (and one that helped fight the perception that Apple intentionally slows down older phones).
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If the market slows down in anticipation of an economic slowdown, will the Fed respond and keep lowering rates?
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The planking and dancing are no joke, and I'm happy when Hough slows things down for a breathing exercise.
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Or you may feel that the addition of all that plot slows things down, and that less actually happens.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: The Reserve Bank of India makes a decision on interest rates as the country's economy slows.
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I suggested they buy lunch at food carts, and tip well, especially on rainy days when business slows down.
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Sanders's fundraising surge came at a time in the campaign season when the pace of donations typically slows down.
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Volkswagen slows: New European emissions tests that came into effect in September have dented sales and production at Volkswagen.
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Unfortunately, as a freelancer, if I slow down for a month, work slows down for the following month, too.
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Beijing has been leaning heavily on fiscal stimulus to support companies over the last year as the economy slows.
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Before you start drinking, eat some food (it slows the absorption of alcohol) and have something nonalcoholic between drinks.
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What happens if that robot slows down for that hawk while a nearby human expects it to keep moving?
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She reaches for the door handle of the vehicle as it slows down and gets inside, the video shows.
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And as China's economic growth slows, local governments feel rising pressure to support factory jobs to avoid domestic unrest.
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Major hotels are also asking workers to stay home — in some cases, for no pay — as business slows down.
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Corruption of public officers and infiltration of criminal groups into public tenders slows down upgrading Italy's creaking public infrastructure.
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Whenever retrogrades begin or end, the planetary motion slows, and all things associated with that planet take pause too.
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As I wrote today, though, drug developers don't cite regulations as the thing that slows down their innovation process.
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Private employers have also been laying off workers as the country's economic growth slows to its lowest rate in years.
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The state of play: Currency traders are piling into the Japanese yen as global growth slows and political tensions rise.
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But even as the pace of global trade slows, so does support for a trade deal designed to revive it.
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If it slows down, so too does global growth, says Louis Lau, director of investments group at Brandes Investment Partners.
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Surveys suggest that, as trade growth slows, global manufacturing is shrinking for the first time in more than three years.
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American economy slows, although consumer spending keeps it afloat; US reveals an alleged Venezuelan corruption scheme that exploited the hungry.
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The scientists will continue to observe the Crab pulsar and watch as it slows back to normal following the glitch.
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That could influence Fed policymakers, who may be less apt to hike borrowing costs if gross domestic product growth slows.
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But we've got to keep in mind, eventually, if global growth slows, we're not going to be immune to that.
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So the only way to keep revenue growing as user growth slows is to earn more money from each user.
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Their legislative strategy calls for acting first on Obamacare; any delay on that issue slows the pace of tax reform.
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Indeed, as Sanders slows down his campaign, he has continued to raise funds for other candidates as recently as Saturday.
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That gives Boeing some breathing room even as the 737 Max grounding slows both production and deliveries of the aircraft.
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"If China's economy slows more than expected, that's also a risk to the global economy," he told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Michael Von Flatern, a state senator, expects "we'll be headed for bust more often than boom" as the industry slows.
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But when it slows down along Southeastern Florida, it backs up and creates a bulge of water along the coast.
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However, as the sports car market slows and people become drawn to big, luxurious crossovers, Maserati has to redefine itself.
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If she slows down enough, Lincoln will stop flying and walk in front of the car, forcing her to stop.
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They account for about half of bank credit, and when the economy slows the state presses them to spend more.
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Mr Xi has gone out of his way to promise support for private firms as the economy slows (see article).
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The gun has four buttons: a trigger, a reload button, a zoom button, and one that slows down enemy fire.
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Lastly, I don't think having a million of these custom search engines in here hurts anything or slows anything down.
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This happens in two ways: Metabolism slows in order to keep calories around longer, and you begin to feel hungrier.
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As it falls, the lander slows to about twice the speed of sound in the atmosphere before deploying its parachutes.
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Apple dropped after Goldman Sachs said the tech giant's earnings could fall short this year as demand in China slows.
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The pretensioners rapidly tighten seat belts around drivers and passengers to keep them safer when a car rapidly slows down.
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The future of that program remains uncertain as demand for large four-engined jets slows, forcing Airbus to cut production.
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The Ross Ice Shelf slows the drainage of inland glaciers into the oceans, so its long-term stability is important.
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For example, if a court doesn't allow documents to be filed electronically, then that slows down what we do next.
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The other half is that the act of walking also slows down time, and forces you to consider your surroundings.
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When growth eventually slows and the aura of genius fades, the tensions created by their concentration of power will build.
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As growth in the global mobile market slows, Apple will also be looking to raise average prices of its handsets.
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Mesenteric ischemia is a rare, painful condition in which the blood supply to the small intestine slows or closes off.
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If the system finds the car is traveling above that limit it alerts the driver and slows the vehicle down.
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Banks may focus on that segment while the purchase mortgage market slows because of rising interest rates and diminished affordability.
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The problem is there's not much evidence active management suddenly attracts large amounts of new investments when the market slows.
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Saying it will not happen until interest rates rise takes on less meaning as the expected pace of increases slows.
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"While the likelihood of negative returns rises as growth slows, it doesn'tbecome high until GDP growth is below 1 percent. "
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They will continue to grow, especially if demand slows by more than expected in China and the rest of Asia.
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Once we stopped moving the ball, it slows the game down and allowed them to come back into the game.
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So, Apple "throttles" — or slows down — the computing power on older iPhones with degraded batteries to prevent it from happening.
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Germany's domestic growth has been playing an increasingly important role in driving expansion as the country's traditional export motor slows.
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As it slows down and begins its retrograde, expect shakeups in your finances at the end of the month, Pisces.
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The state-owned company they work for has suffered because of falling demand for its coal as China's economy slows.
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Apple only slows phones in one circumstance: when an older battery can't deliver enough power and risks crashing the device.
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Chunky body protectors and helmets offer fighters more defence from harm, but such gear also slows and restricts their movements.
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JPMorgan's John Normand says investors are making an critical mistake that could leave them misaligned as the US economy slows.
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That means your heart rate increases, your breathing becomes quicker, and your digestion slows in order to send resources elsewhere.
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IN MOST Muslim countries life slows down during Ramadan, the holy month in which the faithful fast during daylight hours.
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But it may be worth it to the Hollywood guys, if it slows down the erosion of their own value.
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The environment ministry last week said China would not relent in its efforts against pollution even as the economy slows.
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Yet the darkness of the story lines never slows the brisk pacing or dulls the cheering warmth of the photography.
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This means more and more sales must be reviewed by Congress, which slows down the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) process.
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At that point, you might notice that your cell signal is weaker, your battery drains, or your phone slows down.
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Supply chain reconfigurations would be longer-term concerns if economic growth slows that could lead to weaker industrial property fundamentals.
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Esther is receiving anti-retroviral (ARV) treatment - which slows the development of HIV and holds off its progression into AIDS.
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Canada runs a current account deficit, so its economy could be hurt if the flow of trade or capital slows.
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If the Fed raises rates and the economy slows, or moves into a recession, Trump has created a convenient scapegoat.
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The Fed has time to alter its course if the economy slows in 2019 as much as the market fears.
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Light moves at 299,792,458 meters per second in a vacuum, but it slows down when it travels through various substances.
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The project team discovered that CsA restricts a protein that when otherwise left alone, slows the growth of hair follicles.
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As the economy slows, the government wants to nurture a credit culture to get Chinese families spending instead of saving.
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The tech giant on Thursdays , after reports emerged that Apple introduced software that intentionally slows-down iPhones with older batteries.
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If a player yaps to the referee, that tiresome N.B.A. habit that slows games, he is assessed a technical foul.
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The car's regenerative braking, which slows its speed when you take your foot off the accelerator, was also well-tuned.
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Your brain is like a computer — when you have several tabs open in your browser, it slows down processing speed.
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After this stage the process slows down, especially with high-profile accident investigations involving public hearings and senior-level managers.
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Our base case is that consumer spending slows, but that GDP still holds (at) around 1-1.5 percent over 2017.
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This slows down the entire system because, as Hearn explained, it is the equivalent of a bad hotel WiFi connection.
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L succeeds, more than doubling its subscribers and expanding its international presence as growth slows in its core U.S. market.
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But Williams said that U.S.-led growth may come to an end as the London deal flow slows after Brexit.
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So, typically, December slows down for investors and for companies because they're sort of derivative from the venture capitalist schedule.
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GBatteries manages this by setting a very specific charging model that "slows down" and "speeds up" the charge as necessary.
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When I tweak my dating profile to indicate "partnered but available," the deluge of "third" emails slows to a trickle.
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We started the discussion up again after Apple announced such solid progress on fixing the slows this week at WWDC.
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A meeting of oil ministers is trying to agree to cuts in output as the coronavirus outbreak slows economic activity.
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American companies are the largest source of demand for American stocks, and sharp tumbles have come when their buying slows.
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As soon as it flies out of a small, well-lit area, it slows down and falls to the ground.
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Your reaction time and speed at performing tasks slows as if you are five years older than you really are.
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Another slows a previously planned minimum wage hike, which was set to also raise the minimum wage for tipped workers.
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The cold slows the deterioration of body tissues to preserve deceased babies and keep them looking as good as possible.
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China is in the middle of a trade war that it is eager to end as its vast economy slows.
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Customs and Border Protection officers typically review 22.2 to 220 asylum requests a day, which significantly slows down the process.
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China needs allies more than ever, as its economy slows and trade tensions with the United States and Europe simmer.
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A quick puff bends the film outward, and thereafter the film still inflates even as the flow of air slows.
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"If something is properly countercyclical, it should kick in when the economy slows and go away when the economy recovers."
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Freedivers need to know how to consciously slow their metabolic rate, which in turn slows the body's conversion of oxygen.
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As the virus slows its spread in Wuhan, authorities have reacted by closing hospitals built specifically to house its patients.
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The company believes that many airlines offer deals this time of year because demand for travel typically slows following Thanksgiving.
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According to the US Department of Defense, Chinese leaders seem committed to increasing such spending even as its economy slows.
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But there is another factor, unique to college baseball, that slows it down: coaches signaling in pitches from the bench.
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While it did not cause a bear market, it demonstrated that investors' optimism could improve when the infection rate slows.
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But nothing slows down a baseball game like changing pitchers, and the Red Sox used nine pitchers in this game.
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Everything here slows to a self-assured ooze, lines drawn out and accented with irreverent takes on ad-libbed parentheticals.
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But I'm not an indefatigable reader, and her insistence on using every minute detail slows the momentum of Hemingway's story.
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After this peak, your VO2 max decreases by up to 1% each year and your reaction time slows each year.
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Normally the housing market slows in summer and prices drop slightly, but that has not been the case this year.
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President Trump's regulatory moratorium slows down a handful of environmental and labor protections in Monday's edition of the Federal Register.
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Maybe the first indication is they don't get rid of those people but the pace of job creation slows down.
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A mat of spines and hairs holds in moisture and slows the movement of evaporative air across the cactus surface.
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What about people who say that there is too much regulation that slows down building and makes the problem worse?
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It's engaging material, but the decision to interweave it throughout the present narrative slows down the plot without heightening suspense.
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For Salesforce, acquisitions are a key part of its growth strategy, even as its core customer relationship management business slows.
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Value stocks typically outperform when an economy slows and investors favor companies with comparatively cheap valuations relative to their peers.
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Bureaucracy, hierarchy and office politics start to form, and decision-making slows to a crawl, stifling any chance of innovation.
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These ushers are the first to admit that age sometimes slows them, but they do not like to miss work.
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Facebook is showing that it's plenty capable of finding revenue expansion even if users drop off and ad growth slows.
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There's a good bet that the economic momentum slows down if for no other reason than its been so strong.
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The glaciers of the Himalayas are scattered with geological debris, which, along with the lack of direct sunlight, slows melting.
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If the economy slows down, consumers will have less disposable income and be less inclined to spend money on deliveries.
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Leahy, however, has said Airbus does not expect 2017 to be a marquee year for orders as the industry slows.
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Neutral is the level that neither stimulates or slows the economy, but it's precise number is a matter of debate.
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When the avocado is dipped into Apeel, it slows the rate at which the fruit loses water and gains oxygen.
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"If a car cuts in front of me on the highway, it just slows down nice and easy," he said.
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Rybelsus slows digestion, prevents the liver from making too much sugar, and helps the pancreas produce more insulin when needed.
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It comes as China's economy loses steam and new home price growth slows, particularly in smaller cities such as Heze.
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Google and its parent company, Alphabet, are counting on new businesses as growth slows in its core digital advertising business.
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And if pregnancy slows a woman down, we are beginning to think that means that she's doing her pregnancy incorrectly.
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But when the economy slows, they can be hard to sell and can act as a drain on a portfolio.
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Mouratoglou called the rule "a mistake," saying it intensifies the stress during the limited number of tournaments and slows development.
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As the country's economy slows, an abrupt shift of work out of China could lead to job losses and instability.
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It's a timely process that, while worth it for this confection, slows down production for the rest of the day.
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"Retrograde," which slows rave music to the pace of soul music, melted the club in a fountain of black sparks.
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She deepens her voice, slows her speech, jerks her hands around in that stilted doll way politicians seem to love.
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Anticipate an uptick in wild dreams and sudden bursts of intuitive insight as Uranus slows down to reverse its motion.
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Deal Professor As growth slows at home, more and more Chinese companies are looking to do deals in the United States.
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But when the winds slow, the low tends to wobble, like a spinning top becoming less stable as it slows down.
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China has said it will pursue a more proactive fiscal policy this year as the world's second-largest economy further slows.
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India's central bank has been prodding lenders to reduce lending rates to push up credit demand as the economy slows down.
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"Additional hikes are a risk but increasingly unlikely as growth slows," said Philip Wyatt, APAC economist at UBS Global Wealth Management.
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As momentum slows in the nationwide protests that he regularly organizes, Guaido has begun to eye new strategies for political change.
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"If job growth slows, then acceleration in wages may not be all that rapid, but they're still likely to move higher."
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As advanced economies in the West stagnate and growth slows in emerging Eastern economies, pressures are expected to climb in Manila.
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The government report from 22018 noted that patting down passengers slows security lines and may increase costs by requiring extra screeners.
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It is particularly so now because it must be achieved as the population ages and growth in the labour force slows.
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But as China's economy slows and its once seemingly insatiable hunger for Africa's commodities wanes, many African economies are tumbling, quickly.
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Bass noted U.S. rates will fall to zero as politicians disregard budget deficits while economic activity in Europe and China slows.
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"We continue to take risk on income-enhancing strategies, which benefit from central bank easing as global growth slows," he wrote.
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But even as the pace of global trade slows, so does support for a pair of deals designed to revive it.
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Moynihan pointed out that recession fears are arising as the U.S.-China trade war drags on while the European economy slows.
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Apple might steal customers, but that's a difficult task, and one that grows harder as the pace of technological progress slows.
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If anything, it shines a bright light on the cultural differences between Silicon Valley and DC, and it slows down modernization.
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That is becoming more difficult as economic growth slows and the main public demand—for greater wealth—becomes harder to satisfy.
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Chinese economic activity slows dramatically around the week-long holiday, which falls on a different date in late winter every year.
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Investors are also assessing the potential for tariffs to boost inflation and push bond yields higher even if economic growth slows.
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MALONE: SO THE QUESTION IS THOUGH WHEN HIS GROWTH SLOWS AND HE'S LOOKING FOR HIS NEXT THING, WHAT'S HIS NEXT THING?
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"I think the market's going to go higher, but short term I think it slows down a little bit," said Paulsen.
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Wilson's comments should, however, ease concerns that the stocks are overvalued, or could come crashing down if Pentagon spending growth slows.
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The shark doesn't stop swimming, though its movement slows down tremendously and its body goes into this relaxed auto-pilot mode.
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It's true that your metabolism slows down at night, and eating right before bed could trigger acid reflux in some people.
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To allow for those protections to be weakened in any way slows our pace of progress and puts everyone at risk.
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Denuvo critics have long argued that incorporating the technology is not only anti-consumer, but it slows down performance in games.
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As smartphone demand slows, boss Terry Gou is eyeing new areas of growth for his $52 billion contract builder of electronics.
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After the short run from Copenhagen to the southern Danish coast, the train slows as it enters the port of Rodby.
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As Miller notes, opening and closing your oven door multiple times just lowers the temperature and slows down the cooking process.
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Realize that, because it's in your sign, you may feel totally wired—or fried—as Uranus slows down and turns retrograde.
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"They take everybody in and (take) every meeting, and it slows down the process," said one source close to the President.
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It slows your ability to process information and problem solve, kills your creativity, and catapults your stress levels and emotional reactivity.
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The way that grief surrounds you, the way that, just like water or walking through a lake, it slows you down.
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Apple only slows down phones in a specific condition: when an older battery can't deliver the power required to run faster.
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Manufacturers have long criticized Indonesia's shipping system, saying it slows the import of raw materials and the export of finished products.
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That process, called debt-for-equity swap, was introduced in an attempt to ease China's growing debt as economic growth slows.
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Quantum Break slows down only for those TV episodes, which arrive with a thud at the end of each act break.
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Government-ordered internet restrictions can include outright blocking or 'throttling' that slows certain websites to the point where they are unusable.
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As global growth slows, he believes investors will continue to place a premium on high-growth, large-cap companies like Amazon.
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"India's growth outpacing China's growth has been widely expected as China slows," said John Stoltzfus, Oppenheimer & Co.'s chief market strategist.
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Scientists think that's in part because our metabolism slows down, hormones change and we lose muscle mass as we get older.
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WAGE INFLATION SLOWS Average hourly earnings increased by four cents, or 0.1 percent in March after jumping 0.4 percent in February.
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But, with prices for everything from coal to copper decimated in recent years as China's economy slows, such lavishness has disappeared.
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Chinese leaders, the U.S. report said, appeared committed to defense spending hikes for the "foreseeable future," even as economic growth slows.
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She predicts greater profitability next year as it slows its spending on original content and moves toward cash flow positive territory.
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To be clear: There is simply no empirical evidence to support the claim that raising top tax rates slows economic growth.
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According to the SEIA, this will put several tens of thousands of these jobs at risk as protectionism slows the industry.
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A future reduction cannot be far away: as the economy slows, it will soon need all the help it can get.
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HOW best to prop up the companies that power South Korea's export-driven economy as the rest of the world slows?
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As the Chinese government tries to wean its economy from its debt addiction, the economy slows and its investment level declines.
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A drug that slows aging, the logic goes, might instead serve to delay the onset of several major diseases at once.
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As with other goods and services, market interest rates will decline when the economy slows and rise when economic activity accelerates.
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