GF: It's going to spill over into the Netherlands, it's going to spill over into Germany.
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All of that may eventually spill over on Colombia's economy.
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Millions of refugees live in misery and spill over borders.
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"These problems could, in turn, spill over to other countries."
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A slowdown in China would spill over to the eurozone.
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I don&apost want this to spill over and affect us.
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And the guys let that spill over into their home lives.
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But how did this long-term perspective spill over so suddenly?
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And they may eventually spill over into real-world military conflicts.
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This anger seems likely to spill over into presidential polls in May.
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The harm will spill over into the rest of his agenda, too.
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During heavy rainfall, the gutters also spill over with floating plastic bags.
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Wednesday's difficulty did not spill over into the start of normal trade.
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If there's a slowdown there, that would spill over into global markets.
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That means work on the bill will spill over into next week.
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Yet if tensions rise, the conflict could spill over to other regions.
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That in turn would spill over into the rest of the economy.
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Neighbours would worry about renewed instability that could spill over Afghanistan's borders.
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Problems in Italian banks will "spill over into the Netherlands," Friedman said.
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You're going to see that spill over into the banking sector, you're going to see that spill over to property prices, maybe even the high level of consumer debt is going to cause individuals to go belly-up.
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High tides will spill over old bulkheads when there is a full moon.
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Such weakness in the credit markets will spill over to stocks, noted Jolley.
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Now the worry is whether it could spill over to weaken the consumer.
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The drama on Southern Charm is starting to spill over to social media.
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The achievement heightened American anxieties that nuclear tensions could spill over and upwards.
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Still, he said he didn't expect the river to spill over the levees.
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It will give every hope that it might spill over into real life.
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And it's such a visual medium that I just spill over with passion.
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But there's a chance this week it could spill over and impact sentiment.
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Even worse, this erosion of trust could spill over into consumer-facing advertising.
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This had some spill over effects to the rest of the euro zone.
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We've got to make sure his impulsiveness doesn't spill over into anything awful.
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"If you walk in a straight line, it's gonna spill over," she continues.
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There are fears the manufacturing downturn could spill over into the broader economy.
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And further selling could spill over to smaller companies on the main board.
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Some noted that the bond market turmoil could spill over to China's stock markets.
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Occasional spill over from the war has been met with force by Israel's army.
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Those tensions look as though they're going to spill over into violence next season.
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MNUCHIN: I&aposm not saying he&aposs willing to let it spill over, OK?
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Any further disruption between India and Pakistan, experts say, could spill over to Afghanistan.
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The chamber's work on the bill is expected to spill over into next week.
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China has long been worried that instability in Afghanistan could spill over into Xinjiang.
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And the matter is sure to spill over into the presidential race, as well.
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More than just finances The effects spill over into other parts of their lives.
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That would spill over to an economy already grappling with a severe commodity downturn.
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Polka dots line the home page and spill over into the individual product shots.
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Amazon's offices will spill over into parts of the Pentagon City neighborhood and Alexandria.
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That has led to entrenched prejudice and discrimination that regularly spill over into violence.
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Israel's prosperity would spill over very quickly to the Palestinians if there is peace.
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A slowdown in Europe and China could eventually spill over to the United States.
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"I don't think impeachment proceedings will spill over into the real economy," said Jones.
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Working to live is hard enough on our bodies; don't let the weekend spill over.
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Any reaction from China to U.S. provocation, however, could spill over into India and Pakistan.
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The canines and felines spill over the chairs' edges, their feet almost reaching the floor.
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The cost-effectiveness of MA plans also has positive, spill-over effects on traditional Medicare.
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The skeptics out there will wonder how Facebook's misinformation problem might spill over onto Instagram.
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In addition, Lava Jato (" Operation Car Wash") corruption investigations could spill over to the government.
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Trouble could spill over into Colombia, especially if that country participated in a military operation.
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He has told parties that the hearing will probably spill over into a second day.
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And for two unfortunate teams, the bar fight will spill over into the opening round.
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In the months that followed, pushback seemed to spill over into the organizers' day jobs.
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But there is always a chance that online hate can spill over into physical violence.
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That in turn could spill over into the rest of the economy, risking a downturn.
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Following each episode, the steamy conversation will spill over online with a live aftershow on BravoTV.
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"People are realizing that disaster losses to an individual business have spill-over effects," he said.
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And good news for Wal-Mart could spill over to the rest of the retail industry.
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And he does not expect the manufacturing weakness to spill over into the services sector data.
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Senators and Trump administration officials are signaling the impeachment trial could spill over into next week.
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Still, Carrillo maintains it doesn't spill over into Van Horn, the county seat for Culberson County.
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If your kid knows the troll -- or trolls -- the abuse could spill over into real life.
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The costs spill over to all workers—even those who are not subject to non-competes.
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These concerns then spill over to broader markets, further weighing on confidence in the real economy.
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Moreover, the chaos in Afghanistan threatens to further spill over into the troubling Pakistan-India dyad.
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The dispute at times seemed to spill over into claims about who had suffered the most.
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And Germany highlights how the trade war between the United States and China can spill over.
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We can show you the watermarks of flooding and point to where the floodwaters spill over.
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It was inevitable that it would spill over into a full-fledged political and health crisis.
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But the rain showed no signs of abating and rivers continued to spill over their banks.
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"The disruption there could spill over to the rest of the global economy," Clarida said Tuesday.
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Investors are worried that the U.S.-Sino trade war could spill over to the currency markets.
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If one did, the fight would no doubt spill over into the presidential and congressional elections.
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"I have no more tears to spill over how Lion Air treated me," Ms. Lazarus said.
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It has come to a boil in recent days and could spill over into the debate.
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That means any hits to the two economies will spill over to the rest of the world.
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The letters hinted that the regulatory scrutiny Libra has faced could spill over onto its partner companies.
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The discontent in the Labour Party also threatened to spill over into a challenge to Corbyn's leadership.
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That type of move in Japan could spill over to a steeper curve in the U.S. too.
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In fact, research shows that bringing work home adds spill-over stress to family members and partners.
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A surge in interest and development in blockchain-payments potential and limitations will spill over into cryptocurrency.
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That is raising concerns that protracted housing market weakness could eventually spill over to the broader economy.
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A few speakers worried about Islam's treatment of women, and the spill-over effect on local girls.
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The pain from cheap oil can spill over into steel, manufacturing, real estate, transportation, logistics and banking.
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But property purchase curbs and Chinese household debt could spill over into the Chinese consumer growth story.
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The Finnish mob burned down that building when Little Helsinki started to spill over into Little Havana.
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Investors are also worried that the U.S.-Sino trade war could spill over to the currency markets.
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The network was probably hoping that the Kardashian family drama would spill over into the talk show.
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The market turbulence didn't spill over into American stock markets, which were down about half a percent.
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If the spikes' shape doesn't fit receptors on a potential host's cells, the virus can't spill over.
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The slowdown threatens to spill over to the service sector and consumer behavior, as well, she said.
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News continued to spill over the weekend, pushing up the confirmed global caseload and rolling human toll.
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He said the immediate spill over of the measures won't be big but noted a wider concern.
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In practice, advocating economic inclusion seems to spill over into advocacy of racial and social inclusion, too.
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She's already fairly well known there, because Minnesota television ads spill over into Iowa, as Jacobs notes.
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"Anybody who thinks it's not going to spill over to the weekdays is deluding themselves," she said.
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If the violence and drug cartels become more powerful, the effects could spill over into the United States.
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Financial turmoil could spill over into the real economy, worsening the ongoing growth slowdown in China's trading partners.
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Sure, if blood sugar levels are too high, glucose will spill over into tears, spit, sweat, or urine.
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One positive sign is rising wage growth that economists say will spill over into higher inflation next year.
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Football is the most tribal of sports, fostering passionate adherence which, at extremes, can spill over into violence.
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However, some authorities and experts said that they do not expect the river to spill over its levees.
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The key question to be answered is whether this diplomatic rift will spill over into the commercial realm.
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Weaker demand could also spill over into its fuel refining and oil and gas exploration and production businesses.
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Yet optimism did not spill over much to other sectors, with decliners outnumbering gainers by about 12-7.
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Possible financial or housing market problems in other countries could rapidly spill over to Finland, the bank said.
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China is Australia's largest trading partner and weakness in Beijing's economy has potential to spill over into trade.
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On top of Brexit, businesses across Europe have been suffering spill-over from the U.S.-China trade war.
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The controversy has the potential to spill over into BlizzCon, Blizzard annual fan convention scheduled for November 1st.
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The parties risk having conflicts spill over to other regions and even potentially directly hamper some oil trade.
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The Fed is very sensitive to signs of strong wage increases that might spill over into rising prices.
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America accuses China's government of bloating its private sector with subsidies, which spill over to affect businesses abroad.
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We identify traits that might spill over into violence: entitlement, aggression, and the need to be in control.
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"They're having to spill over out of the purely online realm into the wider consumer market," Crabbe said.
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"Ragnarok" also introduced a hyper-weird aesthetic that could spill over into some of the MCU's upcoming movies.
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The U.S. is grappling with a boom of new coronavirus cases, which will likely spill over into Canada.
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NETANYAHU SAYS ISRAEL "WELL-PREPARED" FOR ANY SPILL-OVER VIOLENCE FROM GULF AFTER ATTACK ON SAUDI OIL PLANT
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Arguments from social media spill over into real-life debates at dinner tables and in workplace break rooms.
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The negotiations around desire, particularly between men and women, often and easily spill over into competition and hostilities.
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But even if an outbreak is contained to a jail or prison, the effects could spill over outside.
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The bigger question, I think, is does it spill over to areas not directly affected by trade concerns?
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The enthusiasm for wireless is also said to spill over into driving sales of headphones with other added features.
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And I don't think that we're making the big gains in productivity that are gonna spill over into growth.
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Regional governments have expressed fears that violence in South Sudan could spill over its borders into their own nations.
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Turkish towns in the region have often seen artillery fire spill over during Syria's almost five-year civil war.
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Schlossberg said the fact that Brexit worries are beginning to spill over into financial markets may be a positive.
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In Lodi, scientists and water managers have swapped out restrictive levees for ones that let the river spill over.
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CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson suggests the debate is likely to spill over into the 2016 presidential campaign as well.
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"We thought, if you just quarantine the borderline stuff, it doesn't spill over to the decent people," he recalled.
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Whether they spill over in a way that we see in the real economy is what I'm watching for.
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In a scenario where it significantly weakens, the spill-over into property would go well beyond office headcount losses.
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Every once in a while, dumps of these images spill over into the mainstream, triggering public attention and investigation.
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When politics threatened to spill over into bloodshed, King Bhumibol would step in and demand compromises that saved lives.
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Perhaps the greatest risk is that this incursion on the ground will spill over into conflict with Kurdish forces.
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They spill over into one another's territory even as they depend on each other to greater and lesser degrees.
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To the analysts, sluggish economic growth means that core inflation is unlikely to spill over and raise headline inflation.
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JC: But people are concerned about a broader depreciation of the currency and the spill over effects to Asia.
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The data eased concerns Britain's vote to leave the European Union would spill over negatively into the euro zone.
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Showing your child how to make the right choices will hopefully spill over into their online presence as well.
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To investors worried bitcoin's bursting bubble could spill over into equities, one market watcher says the crisis is contained.
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BI: Do you think this is going to spill over into the other PIIGS countries, like Portugal or Spain?
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The turmoil it has caused in the financial markets is also starting to spill over into the real economy.
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That threatens to clamp down on German spending, which would spill over to affect other parts of the eurozone.
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But this technical failing succeeds in allowing more time to leak in to and spill over from the picture.
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These survivors then churn more EEE activity in the wild the next year, which can spill over to people.
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But with short-term sentiment turning against non-bank lenders, some analysts question whether the worry could spill over.
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And what are these one-handed typers stuffing in their mouths and trying not to spill over their keyboards?
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It points out that these are relatively densely populated; besides, economic growth generated in them is likely to spill over.
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On the one hand, he is a straightforward realist, creating scenes filled with foreboding that often spill over to melodrama.
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"On the labour market, we can see first spill-over effects of the recently somewhat weaker economic development," Scheele said.
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"On the labor market, we can see first spill-over effects of the recently somewhat weaker economic development," Scheele said.
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Ideally the good vibes from consumers will eventually spill over and start coaxing corporate types to join the spending party.
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The video certainly made a splash, but will demand spill over and reach new heights, or will the idea tank?
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Keep those calendars clear: Senators and Trump administration officials are signaling the impeachment trial could spill over into next week.
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There isn't much spill-over, either; I can go from Tegan and Sara to Megadeth without anyone being the wiser.
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Also noteworthy: Is their relationship so acrimonious that it may spill over onto innocent guests and mar your lovely day?
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Both parties have complained that the other has engaged in dangerous rhetoric that threatens to spill over into actual violence.
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Resulting political strains on relations with EU partners could potentially also spill over to Greece's ESM programme, increasing delivery risks.
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Any crisis in Old China is likely to spill over into the vibrant private sectors, which are relatively debt-free.
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We know from past wave election years that enthusiasm among party activists tends to spill over into challenges against incumbents.
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The measures suggested that Beijing did not want the dispute over Hong Kong to spill over into its trade negotiations.
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The funding fight is set to spill over into Saturday, when both the House and Senate will be in session.
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Investors are concerned that weakness within Turkish banks may spill over to foreign lenders that have assets in the country.
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On Thursday, he said a sharp slowdown in China has the potential to spill over into other countries, including India.
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The Catalan crisis has raised fears among European countries that it could spill over to the rest of the continent.
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"While the split occurred on a different blockchain, there were still spill-over effects on other cryptos, including bitcoin," Moro said.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell had last week warned that the economic impact from the outbreak could spill over globally.
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Though Hezbollah and Israel say they are not interested in conflict, the tensions could easily spill over into another Lebanon war.
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That weakness is set to spill over into the remainder of 2019, economists say, meaning the risk of recession is rising.
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As the Feebles prepare for the show that could be their big break, their personal problems start to spill over onstage.
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"These headwinds and economic drag could spill over into next year, hence the growing caution over the 21.0 outlook," she said.
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Twitter is mobile, and you might not want discussions to spill over your coffee break into the rest of your day.
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"A yearly assessment by Ecofin (EU finance ministers) could indeed make the ministers consider more the spill over of national decisions".
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This causes the oil to spill over the fryer tank and into the flame below — which could start a fire. 3.
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Just grab something you're confident about, and if you coast on that it'll spill over to other areas in your life.
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Veerathai: We should expect all those projects have spill-over effects on private investment and trigger recovery in private sector activities.
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I would have to keep my thighs squeezed together the entire time so I didn't spill over into the other seat.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that he is concerned Boeing's prolonged struggles could spill over and hurt the entire U.S. economy.
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Germany's top court ruled against the live video link amid concerns that political tensions in Turkey could spill over into Germany.
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The rains are anticipated to continue for days, and flooding is likely to worsen as more rivers spill over their banks.
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But a big fall in prices could spill over into construction, force households to cut back on spending and hit growth.
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Senators traded rhetorical shots on Wednesday after tensions over the issue — which have been simmering for months — appeared to spill over.
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Such hostilities could very easily spill over to Lebanon, with Iran the only winner if Israel becomes further embroiled in Lebanon.
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They also homed in on particular parasites like the ones already mentioned, which have potential to spill over into other animals.
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So this collision course between increasing rates and a more restrictive fiscal policy is going to spill over into the general economy.
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Turkish towns in the region have frequently seen artillery fire spill over during Syria's civil war, about to enter its sixth year.
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Many fear that the same fate is befalling China, and that this could even spill over to the rest of the world.
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Experts had expected the sell-off to spill over to the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets when they re-open on Monday.
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This ingrained idea of servitude and the necessity of tolerating uncomfortable situations can spill over into their future work in other industries.
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Should trade conflicts spill over into the automotive sector, it would also disrupt larger parts of global manufacturing supply chains, she said.
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We don't well understand, for instance, how a kinetic attack on a satellite constellation might spill over into a spiraling Kessler effect.
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Scientists are studying similar viruses in China and Africa to see whether any of them could spill over and create an epidemic.
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But, as Goldman Sachs points out in a recent research note, slowdown in some cities is feeding spill-over activity into others.
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The rallies spill over into social media and then even more people show up at the next rally primed for violent confrontation.
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The same issue applies to LinkedIn, which has been criticized for allowing its Chinese censorship to spill over and impact global users.
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The backyard became an all-you-can-eat buffet for rats, causing the vermin to spill over into her own condo's backyard.
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It is only when these efforts spill over to justify government attempts to require public actions that this greater scrutiny is merited.
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Currency turmoil in Argentina and Turkey continued to put pressure on the global markets as investors feared a wider spill-over effect.
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Though talk of regulation has mostly focused on Facebook, the social network's data crisis could spill over to other big tech companies.
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Syria is now a crucible of war that threatens to spill over and ignite the entire region and perhaps even spread worldwide.
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In September, when the apples ripen, Neighbors are welcome to pick them, even Those rare Arkansas Blacks that spill over The hedge.
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The city's market is hardly sagging; rather, high prices and low inventory may be causing buyers to spill over into surrounding areas.
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All these factors combine to increase the risk that a microbe will spill over into human bodies and then start to spread.
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And the political education that people received about the importance of the local judiciary will most likely spill over to future races.
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In addition to the wildlife trade, global population growth also increases the risk that diseases will spill over from animals to humans.
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On Twitter (or really, on social media in general) the hateful words and sentiments can often spill over into real-world action.
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And those prices may have room to rise if the tensions escalate or spill over into other countries in the Middle East.
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Fitch forecasts Russia's national economy to contract 0.5% in 2016, which in turn will spill over to Khakassia's economy and tax base.
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Electric guitars surge and spill over in "Dylan Thomas," as Bridgers and Oberst sing about power, entertainment and the elusiveness of truth.
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While this is mainly manifest at football matches between the two sides, it has been known to spill over into other sports.
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China has long worried that militancy in Afghanistan could spill over into its violence-prone Xinjiang region, home to the Muslim Uighur people.
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Parties have weaponized the platforms to spread incendiary messages to supporters, heightening fears that online anger could spill over into real-world violence.
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Women spill over laps and crawl atop tables, fannies aloft; men are shirtless and dazed, seated and gazing idly over their female counterparts.
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The debate could also spill over into Congress, which has been reluctant to pass new laws that would directly address this emerging technology.
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Tech could "see a bumpy six months or a year," Levy said, a prospect that could spill over into the next election cycle.
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That appeal, typically confined to modest-sized "organizing events," has begun to spill over into social media, pop culture and the national press.
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Whether they begin to spill over in a way that we see the effects on the real economy is what I'm watching for.
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The epidemic has also led to extended shutdowns of factories in China, which are starting to spill over into the global supply chain.
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There are concerns that the persistent weakness could spill over to the broader economy, which continues to be bolstered by robust consumer spending.
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The suit accuses Colorado of allowing its legal cannabis to spill over its borders into neighboring states where the drug is still banned.
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If this mine goes through and tailings were to spill over, we can be sure all that we know will cease to exist.
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"We don't want what's happening in Marawi to spill over in Iligan, " said Colonel Alex Aduca, chief of the Fourth Mechanized Infantry Battalion.
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Several European countries have stopped Turkish politicians holding rallies, due to fears that tensions in Turkey might spill over into their expatriate communities.
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Some of the difficulties Republicans are encountering in the health care process will surely spill over into their grander project of cutting taxes.
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"This kind of spill-over demand is at its peak, and probably will only last for one or two quarters," JLL's Zhou said.
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China has long worried that instability in Afghanistan could spill over into its violence-prone Xinjiang region, home to the Muslim Uighur people.
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Events spill over into the entire greater Palm Springs region with events and general revelry in all of the trendy hotels and restaurants.
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That seems to spill over into the album's artwork, which looks way more like a grindcore record that'd be coming out on Earache.
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A military conflict between them would almost certainly spill over into Iraq which houses both U.S. troops and influential Iran-allied Shi'ite militias.
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"We don't want what's happening in Marawi to spill over in Iligan," said Colonel Alex Aduca, chief of the Fourth Mechanized Infantry Battalion.
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It's not uncommon for the negative emotion to spill over and hurt the stock price of solid companies with earnings growth, he says.
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Or it can be a time when long-simmering resentments, feuds and political differences spill over like the filling in an apple pie.
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It's too soon to tell whether they'll spill over into Congress, but events have a way of converting barroom chatter into legislative debate.
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There are fears the manufacturing downturn could spill over into the broader economy and derail the economic expansion now in its 20.1th year.
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The impact is likely to spill over into the next generation, suggests earlier research by Raj Chetty, an economist at Harvard, and colleagues.
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"In the meanwhile," he said, "the markets will remain on high alert given the risks of an unintended spill over to credit markets."
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But while the event itself continues to win plaudits from critics and fans, the controlled fury of virtual fisticuffs can sometimes spill over.
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The moves are expected to result in a major dent in the Chinese economy — and are likely spill over to slow global growth.
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But sometimes, clashes in publishing culture can spill over into the real world in unexpected ways, shaping public opinion with wide-reaching effects.
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"You can see how a failure in one can spill over into new requirements or new burdens on others," the industry source said.
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The tallest dam in the nation sent the town of Oroville, California, into crisis when it threatened to spill over in February 2017.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell had last week warned that the economic impact from the virus in China could spill over globally.
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That means 5.7 gigawatts of projects that had been expected to come on line this year will spill over into 3.143, the report said.
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And the light that has been shed on the civilian casualties associated with the raid could spill over to America's broader engagement in Yemen.
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Reedus and Lincoln have been involved in a prank war that has now escalated to spill over into their panel appearance at Comic-Con.
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Twitter, however, tends to be siloed online while part of Facebook's magic has always been its ability to spill over into the real world.
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The world's two largest economies are locked in a trade war that has hurt global growth and threatened to spill over into other regions.
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And though the story was fictional, it didn't veer that far from fact, and the violence sometimes threatened to spill over to the set.
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Economists say that weakness is likely spill over into the remainder of 2019, and as the latest FOCUS survey shows, into next year too.
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Fels said the slowdown in the manufacturing sector has started to spill over into the labor market, as shown by Friday's July labor report.
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The problem occurs when viruses 'spill over' from bats or other wildlife into humans who lack an immunity to them, with often deadly consequences.
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ADB lowered its growth forecast as the ongoing trade tension between the United States and China could have a spill-over impact on Vietnam.
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"Judicially rewriting sex discrimination in Title VII will spill over into other federal laws that prohibit sex discrimination," one brief defending the companies argues.
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However, analysts do not expect an ongoing war of words between the two regional rivals to spill over into OPEC's negotiating room on Thursday.
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The banking sector's wholesale funding reliance, with a material interconnectedness between the banks, means faltering investor confidence could spill over to the whole sector.
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In fact, studies show that perfectionists are more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety, which in turn can spill over into workplace performance.
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But she also said there are social reasons having to do with popular attitudes toward cats that spill over into the realm of research.
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His explicit linkage of trade and security raises questions about whether the tensions from these tariffs will spill over into the North Korea issue.
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Showers and thunderstorms during the second half of the week should cool things off, but they may spill over into the Labor Day weekend.
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In Morocco's "Jewel of the South," the streets and bazaars spill over with artistry, whether it be in architecture, cuisine, crafts or fine art.
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But Sanders' lead is narrower in Texas, Tuesday's second-largest source of delegates, and Biden's victory on Saturday could spill over for him there.
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But it can feel marvelous afterward to know that we managed to keep going, a sensation that could spill over into later decision-making.
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Now, with defaults rising, federal banking regulators and economists are worried how the strain of these loans will spill over into the broader economy.
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In and of themselves, these issues are likely to depress U.S. growth for the next quarter, and possibly spill over into the following quarter.
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In the last few years he has voiced his concerns about partisanship, and how he doesn't want it to spill over into the court.
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This finding suggests that the polarizing response that the march elicited toward scientists did not spill over into views of the research they conduct.
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On Tuesday, Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins said the global economy is facing immense challenges that could spill over into Canada.
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If and when it comes out, it will spill over to equities," the firm's head of equity strategy said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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An upcoming presidential election in Latin America's biggest economy has the spill-over potential to dramatically impact emerging markets, strategists told CNBC this week.
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As Japan and South Korea let their historical differences spill over into trade, it is unclear who or what might be drawn in next.
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Meanwhile, sudden, sharp currency moves that spill over to countries overseas can result in greater multinational tensions, which over time can hurt U.S. interests.
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"Key to the recent deterioration has been a further spill-over of the trade-led slowdown in manufacturing to the service sector," Williamson said.
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Now, some aid workers fear that similar conditions could spill over to bordering areas like here in Niger, putting even more children at risk.
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The prospect of a proxy war that could spill over Venezuela's borders horrifies most Latin American leaders, as well as Canada and the Europeans.
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The spill-over effect from monetary and fiscal policy adjustments in other countries could have an impact on China's financial security, Xi said, without elaborating.
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He said the bank was "systemic", meaning that it was so important for Latvia's financial system that its problems could spill over to affect others.
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Despite concerns over Italy and Brexit, as well as a clear tightening of financial conditions in the U.S. which could eventually spill over into Europe.
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Chinese officials have long been concerned that instability in Afghanistan will spill over into China's western region of Xinjiang, home to the Muslim Uighur people.
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In July 2010, Obama ordered 1,200 National Guard troops to the US–Mexico border amid concerns that violence from Mexican drug cartels could spill over.
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That standoff at times appeared poised to spill over to outright conflict, a repeat of the brief border war the two countries fought in 1962.
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Whatever happens in politics over the coming months, Italy must above all avoid a financial crisis, which could spill over disastrously into the euro zone.
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And in Jacksonville, the presence of the St. Johns River means there is a possibility it will spill over into the city creating major problems.
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The pattern seems to be that violence increased where local police alienated the people they are employed to protect, but did not spill over nationwide.
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But the argument over this supposed insult points to a wider problem: deserved respect for the sacrifice of soldiers can spill over in unhelpful ways.
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If alliances become chiefly transactional, efforts by others to wean themselves off the dollar will intensify—and inevitably spill over into military and intelligence relationships.
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And it is stoking the White House to escalate a conflict that may spill over from trade tariffs into a war over investment by multinationals.
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There are concerns that the persistent housing market weakness could spill over to the broader economy, which continues to be bolstered by robust consumer spending.
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As the play develops and intensifies, the audience is left wondering whether this hostility will spill over into violence—and the realisation of their roleplay.
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While the stock market in China is far from a reliable gauge of economic activity, sharp falls do spill over into sentiment across the region.
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"It is difficult at this stage to estimate the spill-over effects of the tariffs," said Keita Kubota, senior investment manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Out of a commendable distaste for the opacities of artspeak, Perl insists on a simplicity of language that can sometimes spill over into the fatuous.
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The worst of the cash crunch is now over, however, and Jaitley said he expected it would not spill over into the next fiscal year.
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Despite the marketplace space getting tighter regulations, the negative sentiment doesn't spill over to the rest of the alt lending sector, including companies like Lendable.
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Some factors such as higher commodity prices and a steeper yield curve which have benefited U.S. firms are likely to spill over into Europe too.
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Rising unemployment could spill over into consumer confidence, and that data has shown that people are already skeptical about the longer-term outlook, Gundlach said.
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Markets that go unregulated, as they largely seem to be in China, provide opportunities for diseases to spill over into many different species—including humans.
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Viruses that spill over from animals may not be very transmissible "if they sit deep in the lungs and are not shed easily," she added.
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It's wide enough and deep enough that she won't have to worry about adding too much liquid and having the contents spill over the sides.
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Though the moderation in housing is largely driven by supply constraints, there are concerns that persistent weakness will eventually spill over to the broader economy.
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Fitch forecasts Russia's national economy to recover 2% in 2017 (13: contracted 0.2%), which in turn should spill over to Khakassia's economy and tax base.
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Spreadbetters expected Asia's equity weakness would spill over into Europe, forecasting Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC to each open about 0.1 percent lower.
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And like China, Europe is a big player in the world economy, so its stumbles will spill over to everyone, the U.S. very much included.
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The planetary know-how gained from InSight's $1 billion, two-year operation could even spill over to rocky worlds beyond our solar system, according to Banerdt.
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Golden blots made of 22-karat gold leaf punctuate the inky, black sky like comets from a distant galaxy, and spill over, out of the frame.
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But it also would indicate that wage pressures are building, which could spill over into broader inflation fears, something that has been keeping investors on edge.
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The prospect of political turmoil in Italy that could spill over into a wider euro zone crisis had roiled global financial markets earlier in the week.
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This is borne out in precise architectural details of the row homes and factory mills that spill over into the comic's inside front and back covers.
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" It cautioned that "the recent emergence of the coronavirus, however, could lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy.
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A Manhattan building facing Central Park placed two plastic shelving units in the entryway to store residents' packages, but boxes still spill over onto the floor.
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Fans pour into stadiums across the country and spill over the bleachers during tournaments; they crowd around TVs sloshing beer at pubs that air the matches.
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" It cautioned that "the recent emergence of the coronavirus, however, could lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy.
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This storm appears to be colluding with weakened Arctic sea ice, allowing more warm air and moisture to push northward and spill over the north pole.
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The cake will rise above the pan edges as it bakes but will not spill over and will settle back down as it continues to bake.
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And when you close a tab on your computer, have you actually regained your focus, or does that recovered time simply spill over to your phone?
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Frank Cappelleri, chief market technician at Instinet, said that kind of advance could fuel an even bigger crude rally which may spill over into energy stocks.
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"Lifting heavy increases self confidence, and that can spill over into improving your body image," says Michele Burmaster, trainer and president of Body Positive Fitness Alliance.
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Saudi CDS touched their highest since February, indicating some spill over to the rest of the Gulf but this also is not expected to be serious.
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The Indian rupee hit an all-time low of 69.62 per dollar on broader weakness in other emerging market currencies following the Turkish rout spill-over.
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In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy pummeled the island, causing the already rising seas to spill over the streets and into the homes of Tangier's 481 residents.
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"It's starting to spill over into neighboring countries," he said, adding that the lack of government statistics made the extent of the problem hard to assess.
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For years, I thought the way to handle those tasks was to do them right after the most interesting tasks so the energy would spill over.
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"You would hope that the civic spirit that has been apparent in 2018 and the primaries of 2020 will spill over into census participation," Castro said.
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But the global slowdown could eventually spill over into the United States, particularly as the impact of this year's tax cuts fades in the coming years.
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"Whether they begin to spill over in a way that we see the effects on the real economy, that is what I'm watching for," said George.
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As a result, a series of unresolved arguments about ownership, data, surveillance, competition and security will spill over from the virtual world into the real one.
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And there are fears that the nasty party fight could spill over to Perdue's race -- and undercut his ability to secure an outright win in November.
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Saturday's pact opens the door to a final agreement by that date, though the spending bundling is probably more likely to spill over into next year.
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That strong demand pressure will continue to spill over into the rest of the world, and will support America's vigorous imports of foreign goods and services.
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CANADA FINANCE MINISTRY SAYS THERE REMAINS AN ONGOING RISK THAT UNDERLYING WEAKNESS IN GLOBAL MANUFACTURING SECTOR WILL SPILL OVER INTO BROADER GLOBAL ECONOMY AND HIT GROWTH
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California's Insurance Commissioner urged the Department of Justice to block CVS' deal for Aetna, a move that could spill over to Cigna's bid for Express Scripts.
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Josh: Taking account of both the House part and the Senate part, this core phase of impeachment seems likely to me to spill over into January.
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While taking on the world can lead to personal growth and improved well-being, it could also lead to spill-over stress for those supportive partners.
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You don't want to get mired in a war that could spill over to Saudi Arabia and Israel, sparking conflagrations from Afghanistan to Lebanon and beyond.
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There's so much rage out there, at the years and years of abuse, that I think some of it can spill over where it's not entirely appropriate.
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Some of the resulting fiscal boost would spill over into Italy through increased tourism and consumption of its exports, boosting demand without straining the Italian public purse.
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With a more protracted slowdown, there was also a risk that weakness in industry could spill over into services, since manufacturing tends to be a leading indicator.
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With a more protracted slowdown, there was also a risk that weakness in industry could spill over into services as manufacturing tends to be a leading indicator.
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Obama was the essence of cool and minimalist, and you have people now who tend to spill over, and that is much easier because they're just bigger.
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The mood looked to spill over into U.S. markets, where E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 were 13 percent higher while Nasdaq's added 0.7 percent.
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Many Namibian Germans are nervous lest the argument over reparations spill over into calls for their farms to be confiscated, as Robert Mugabe has done in Zimbabwe.
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The weak start to the Q11003 earnings season may spill over into the outlook for the remainder of the year, threatening equity markets' stellar rally this year.
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"The failure to address this systematic violence could result in a spill-over into central Rakhine, where an additional 250,000 Muslims could potentially face displacement," Guterres said.
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The seizure prompted ratings agency Standard & Poor's to warn about the potential for political risk, or the perception of it, to spill over into the financial system.
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A no-deal Brexit would be catastrophic for the U.K. economy and spill over to international markets, a wide consensus of economists and business leaders have warned.
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The global economy and financial markets were under more intense pressure in 1998 and the spill-over to the U.S. economy was more obvious than in 2019.
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Pensacola, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump hinted Wednesday that his intensifying feud with rival Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz may spill over Thursday into the next Republican debate.
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"If you are a Liberal, you have to be worried that the fight within the NDP could spill over to a fight within the Liberals," Nanos said.
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The weak start to the Q07553 earnings season may spill over into the outlook for the remainder of the year, threatening equity markets' stellar rally this year.
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"This could be compounded if foreign companies markedly reduce their investment in the UK and this dilutes any beneficial spill-over of skills and knowledge," he added.
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Exercising the nuclear option would invite partisan recrimination that could spill over to other issues, but it could be done as long as Senate Republicans stand united.
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Now some analysts are watching the rise in China's 10-year sovereign bond yield as an indication that growth may slow and spill over to global markets.
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But overall, the findings help extend our understanding of our self-serving biases, showing our egotism and self-confidence can sometimes spill-over to our loved ones.
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Despite an onslaught of pressure from Democrats, Republican senators remain bullish that the Supreme Court won't spill over their efforts to maintain the Senate majority in 2017.
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We probably need to get used to more 'flash crashes', and also of the potential for flash crashes that spill over from one asset class to another.
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Boswell said the priority for South Sudan's neighbors was now to contain the spill-over of the conflict across the border and maintain their areas of influence.
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However, experts also warn that any further deterioration in relations between Japan and South Korea could spill over into efforts to rein in North Korea's nuclear program.
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Mr. Zhao strained to carry out the campaign while keeping a firewall to ensure that it did not spill over into the economy and reverse market reforms.
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That conflict could eventually spill over to the commercial space economy, but for now, Washington was keen to remain engaged on space matters with China, officials said.
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It might also make sense to keep scooters outside the busiest neighborhoods, like Midtown, where sidewalks are so crowded that pedestrians often spill over onto the streets.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, said that although she thinks North Korea-related tensions will likely be short-lived, the impact could spill over into China.
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He warned the bank was "systemic" - a reference to its significance for the financial system and an indication that its problems could spill over to affect others.
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Trouble in exporting industries can easily spill over into domestic demand, as it did during the financial crisis, by encouraging businesses and households to save rather than spend.
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It added that there could be another $10 billion in inflows from a spill-over effect from cross-over and total return funds and other Asian bond indexes.
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That has led to a fear that tensions could spill over into military conflict, even though Trump and Iranian leaders have both said they don't want a war.
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"Throughout the first half of this year, ongoing global trade tensions have escalated, threatening to spill over, and geo-political risks remained in many key regions," OPEC said.
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However, they have intensified operations this year, attacking parts of the west and south previously considered secure and raising fears the violence will spill over into other regions.
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Numerous rivers in Louisiana and Mississippi continue to spill over after an extremely low-pressure air mass dumped as much as 17 inches of rain in 24 hours.
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Cairo has sought to boost its military power in the face of years of insurgency in northern Sinai and fears the conflict in neighboring Libya could spill over.
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The same could be true for the euro area as tighter U.S. financial conditions spill over into Europe, possibly delaying the European Central Bank's timeline to exit stimulus.
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Still, he said he did not expect the Mississippi River to spill over the levees despite water levels already running high from spring rains and melting snow upstream.
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"The U.S. economy seems stable, but an international slowdown eventually could spill over to the U.S.," Scott Wren, Wells Fargo's senior global equity strategist said in a note.
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"At this point we would expect a large deferral list for the Forties loading program to spill over into January," analysts from JBC Energy said in a note.
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"If that level is breached, that could be a signal of much bigger and greater risk aversion flows that could spill over into the equity market," he said.
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"If consumer confidence starts to unwind, that could be concerning because now the negative weight from Wall Street is starting to spill over into Main Street," he said.
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Exuberance in Chinese shares over hopes for fresh stimulus failed to spill over into European trading where the STOXX 600 hovered near five-month highs, dipping 5.53 percent.
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Growth will remain challenging for oil importers, held back variously by domestic and regional political risk, limited structural reforms and spill-over from weaker growth in the GCC.
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"It's my own judgment that global growth is going to be a little bit of a headwind, and it may spill over to the United States," Kaplan said.
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The Associated Press reported that Louisiana authorities didn't expect the Mississippi River to spill over its levees, but the storm's unpredictability in location and intensity could affect that.
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Then there's the problem of spill-over from conflicts into neighboring countries and the resulting refugees, a situation that puts pressure on the food supply in those nations.
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And that mental script — I may not be super into this, but don't worry about that, I want to make sure you are — can spill over into sex.
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It wasn't until my collection began to spill over onto the sill below that it occurred to me to turn over the beasts one day for closer inspection.
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The slowdown in growth is expected to spill over into 2019 as the fiscal stimulus fades and a bitter trade war with China and strong dollar undercut manufacturing.
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But in diplomacy, you do not have that luxury; the partners are stuck with each other, and the terms of the negotiation spill over into many other domains.
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As monsoon season came and went, the Hutu-Tutsi conflict in neighboring Congo began to escalate and then spill over into Zambia with repercussions all along the lake.
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"We don't want political developments to spill over into product development," Bernhard Mattes, president of the German Association of the Automotive Industry, said in an interview in Berlin.
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Speaking to CNBC's Hadley Gamble, Khan claimed India has been taken over by "extremist ideology" that could potentially spill over into armed conflict between the two nuclear rivals.
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A negative spiral of declining profitability at banks and insurers due to negative rates can possibly spill over into an unwillingness to extend them credit at attractive rates.
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The main risk factors that, individually or collectively, could trigger negative rating action are: - Severe adverse spill-over from worsening economic conditions in Russia or lower commodity prices.
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The free fall in the Turkish lira has stoked fears of an economic fallout that could spill over into other emerging markets and the banking systems in Europe.
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A container with a funneled top makes the foam shoot out in a steady stream, whereas a container like a bucket causes it to spill over the sides.
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The crescendo of "peace" will spill over even into the post-Olympics period, giving Kim time and political cover under which to perfect his own nuclear posture review.
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"If it surprises on the upside for any reason, you could see a round of selling in European bonds which could spill over to the U.S.," he said.
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As past experience consistently shows, a protracted slowdown in the manufacturing sector tends to spill over to other key parts of the economy, such as the services sector.
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There have also been verifiable terrorist attacks, as the violence — which had previously been largely confined to Xinjiang — has begun to spill over into the rest of China.
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"If there is a bail-in, and that leads to contagion in Europe, that could spill over into the global US banks," said Jacob Habibi, senior analyst at Invesco.
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The Saudi-Egyptian quarrel has clear political undertones and the potential to spill over into the pitch when the two meet in Volgograd in their final World Cup match.
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The specter of bankruptcy is hanging over a major part of South Korea's economy and it could spill over into the banking sector, further threatening the country's stagnant growth.
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Also, as you know, the U.S. is part of a global financial market, and so, if there's uncertainty abroad, that tends to spill over to our markets as well.
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Concerns that the financial market ructions would spill over to the global economy also rocked assets in emerging markets including India, which is the world's fastest-growing major economy.
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And that way, you can stay in your data center and have this Kubernetes environment and then you can spill over into the cloud and there's no lock-in.
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But despite some of the gaps in the piece, Walker highlights two ideas that spill over to some broad areas that have caught my interest lately: Tolls and Parking.
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Maryland poll: Clinton, Trump lead And it's not just about Tuesday: An aggressive Maryland campaign is seen as likely to spill over into bordering states later in the calendar.
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Analysts have expressed concern that this new conflict could spill over the border into Iraq, sending tremors of instability across the region, and leading to a resurgence of ISIS.
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"We believe that sufficient attention should be given to international spill-over effects of intervention policies, and the impact of non-bank financial institutions to financial stability," it said.
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There also isn't that much sugar in blood to begin with, and if levels drop dangerously low, it's not going to spill over into tears, spit, sweat, or urine.
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With Horton having repeatedly made clear his position that Sun is a "drug cheat" since the Rio Olympics, Cotterell said it was natural for Sun's frustrations to spill over.
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Other monarchies are worried that unrest in the U.S. ally could spill over across the region where other countries such as Bahrain and Egypt have been facing similar challenges.
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The spat may even spill over into Lebanon, Yemen or Iraq, giving leverage to militant group Islamic State to exploit inter-sectarian tensions in the Middle East, he added.
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The increases will probably spill over to wages that are slightly above the minimum, so the impact on incomes will be more widespread than just those making the minimum.
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U.S. stock futures indicated the souring mood would spill over to Wall Street, with e-mini futures for the Down Jones, S&P and Nasdaq all down 0.4 percent.
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As we saw in Christchurch, and now, again, closer to home with the killing of Devins, we're watching long-simmering incubators of hate spill over into the real world.
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Exuberance in Chinese shares over hopes for fresh stimulus failed to spill over into European trading where the STOXX 25.7 hovered near five-month highs, flat on the day.
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The best collective guess is that they are a combination of new systematic players joining the copper market and a spill-over of Chinese players looking for arbitrage opportunities.
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Any dustup in Syria could easily spill over into Iraq, where 6,000 U.S. troops operate in close proximity to tens of thousands of Shia militia fighters aligned with Iran.
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"The stress test results show that the risks stemming from shocks ... could also spill over into the real economy with negative implications on economic growth and employment," said Bernardino.
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As the crisis in South Sudan threatens to spill over into the region, addressing it must remain a priority of the international community and the African Union in particular.
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Exuberance in Chinese shares over hopes for fresh stimulus failed to spill over into European trading where the STOXX 29.5 hovered near five-month highs, flat on the day.
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" They would teach the president how upsetting the status quo on trade threatened "the precarious stability in the world" and could "spill over to the military and intelligence community.
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Heading into the election, voters are finally starting to see the divide spill over into the Democratic primary and potentially lead to an all out fracturing within the party.
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But if Facebook treats Instagram as a source of data and traffic it can strip mine, the negative perceptions associated with the parent could spill over onto the child.
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Tensions over the trade war could also spill over into other arenas like the South China Sea and spiral into wider conflicts involving countries like Vietnam or the Philippines.
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Mr. Proana's home is packed with cherished totems from a bygone era — racks of sneakers, Bolt Thrower patches, rare Demolition Hammer T-shirts — that spill over into his shop.
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By now, we know there is often very little "reality" in reality TV shows, so it remains to be seen if words actually did spill over into a brawl.
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"Clearly, the DRC epidemic could spill over to neighboring countries and even to other parts of Africa, even potentially through air travel to North America and Europe," Gostin said.
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"The manufacturing slowdown sweeping across the globe appears to be stabilizing and fears of a spill-over into the services part of the economies have somewhat abated," Deshpande continued.
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A modest sell-off in U.S. Treasuries, which often sets the tone for other major bond markets, failed to have much of a spill over into the euro zone.
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These developments have had a positive spill-over effect on the labour market, with the seasonally-adjused unemployment rate falling to 103% in July 2017 from 3.4% a year prior.
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The Trump-driven rally in the stock market since Election Day may very well spill over into the housing market, even with the expectation of higher interest rates, Shiller said.
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"It's a reminder to us that there are potentially pandemic viruses out there ... and to pay attention to these zoonotic diseases that can spill over to other species," Luby said.
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It is an open question whether a cyclical downturn in the advanced economies would spill over into developing economies that now account for more than half of global oil demand.
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A sell-off in Latin American FX and equity markets was quick to spill over into the region's credit markets where corporate and sovereign bonds were between 20bp-50bp wider.
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"If you have a loss of confidence with the rate market, that's going to spill over into equities," the firm's head of equity strategy told CNBC's "Futures Now " last Thursday.
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O'Sullivan said this could dampen the pro-growth vision many investors have, though he acknowledged the positive effects of investor confidence could spill over into the early months of 2017.
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The fight may spill over into next week, with the Senate staying in town to vote on overriding an expected veto from President Obama on a 9/11 victims bill.
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As in places like Somalia, Rwanda, the Balkans, and now Syria, these wars often spill over their borders, either by drawing in other countries or sending out millions of refugees.
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A study by Katherine Baicker of Harvard and Jacob Robbins of Brown showed that managed care practice patterns spill over into traditional Medicare, increasing efficiency in that program as well.
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But at the same time, the spill-over effect of cheaper storage has powered the growth of Google, Facebook, Apple, and countless American firms that thrive in the information age.
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On the other hand, the divisive culture wars that have framed Pence's political career would presumably return in a major way and likely spill over into the foreign policy arena.
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The bad blood even threatened to spill over at the pre-fight weigh-in on Friday, but the athletes were quickly separated before they could do any real, lasting, damage.
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They spill over with a hash of chicken thigh and onions sloshed, sisig-style, with lemon and soy — although not enough of the lemon and too much of the soy.
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If lawmakers can reach détente on fiscal matters, the big question is whether that spirit of cooperation will spill over into bigger policy debates, like health care, taxes and immigration.
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As the crisis over the virus has deepened, several large companies have indicated that their production may be hurt and that the damage may spill over into their financial results.
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"In the short-term, we could see certain negative spill-over effects, namely certain confidence issues, complicating business environment for mid/small and non-state banks," Kouzmin said via email.
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The single-note figures lengthened into phrases and lines and began to swirl and spill over one another and form clusters that resolved periodically but did not come to rest.
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In many ways, the United States and China have been waging a cold war over technology — one that is now escalating and threatening to spill over into the global economy.
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On the international front, American investors may need to pay more attention to the chaotic Brexit situation and the potential that market turmoil could spill over to the European continent.
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Fed critics say the central bank purposely pushed up the stock market in an effort to create a wealth effect that officials hoped would spill over into the broader economy.
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Further, much infrastructure provides regional benefits that spill over from one state to another (think of the D.C.-area metro system that serves the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia).
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Klepak said, however, the Cuban armed forces take a U.S. military threat against Venezuela very seriously and in worst case scenario planning can not discount a spill-over toward the island.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is adopting an increasingly cavalier attitude to the consequences of a war with Iran amid fears the current confrontation could spill over into a military conflict.
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Nusra and the Islamic State group have been present in the mountains near Arsal in northern Lebanon for years, the most serious spill-over of Syria's civil war into its neighbor.
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Sacramento County emergency services official Mary Jo Flynn said water was expected to start spill over the levee, flooding low-lying roads and buildings with up to 1 foot of water.
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Opioid molecules blow that dam open, and let dopamine spill over into the bloodstream, creating a feeling of bliss, way beyond what our GABA cells would normally allow us to experience.
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Because education is a public good whose benefits spill over to all of society, governments have a vital role to play—not just by spending more, but also by spending wisely.
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Still, we likely won't ever be able to predict which will spill over next; even long-known viruses like Zika, which was discovered in 212, can suddenly develop into unforeseen epidemics.
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He expected these preparations to spill over into heavier fighting "very soon" and said Nusra was preparing bases in Hama province and elsewhere in case it was forced to pull back.
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The positive mood is likely to spill over to Asian shares, which have been capped by trade war worries since Trump proposed tariffs on steel and aluminium products earlier this year.
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There are also fears a missed $4083 million coupon payment by state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) could spill over to the sovereign after triggering cross defaults on two other bonds.
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Senate Democrats on Thursday ruled out the possibility that they would agree to a long-term spending measure, saying they will not let talks spill over into the new president's term.
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Increased tariffs on Turkey's steel and aluminum exports to the U.S. have accelerated the lira's tumble, setting in motion economic confusion that could spill over into other countries in the region.
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She said that the roughly 3 million people with Turkish ties living in Germany were part of German society, but she warned that domestic conflicts should not spill over into Germany.
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"It is this liquidity (which is) creating risk absorbing capacity, making markets deal with idiosyncratic risks without allowing significant spill-over effects," they told clients, predicting another leg higher in equities.
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The row escalated after the Dutch government banned a rally in Rotterdam at the weekend, fearing that tensions in Turkey over the referendum could spill over into its expatriate Turkish community.
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Economists in the United States are watching closely to see if a contraction in manufacturing will spill over to the services sector and consumer spending, which have so far been resilient.
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"A number of participants were concerned that weakness in business spending, manufacturing, and exports could spill over to labor markets and consumer spending and threaten the economic expansion," the minutes note.
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The weir, something between a dam and a levee, lets dangerously high water spill over its top into a long, narrow, floodplain filled with rice paddies, grain fields, and other row crops.
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Investors sold their holdings in emerging markets in a big way in recent months as they feared financial problems in countries such as Turkey and Argentina could spill over to other economies.
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Germany has seen violence in the past between nationalist Turks and militant Kurds and officials fret that tensions in Turkish society following last month's attempted coup could spill over onto its soil.
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Using your hands, place about a tablespoon of the breadcrumb mixture in each open mussel, gently closing the mussel around the filling but allowing some of the filling to spill over. 5.
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When a fight breaks out in the physical world, it will spill over into the digital one, where the outrage and toxicity will amplify, before spilling right back into the physical world.
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Thousands of Iranians took to the streets in anti-government protests across Iran on Friday in a rare and stunning show of public defiance that threatened to spill over into more unrest.
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While one hopes that these escalating tensions never spill over into nuclear warfare, scientists at the Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech are figuring out the best disaster response in case they do.
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Munk said there could also be a spill-over impact on Danske Bank's shares from the significant negative reaction to Swedish rival Nordea's second quarter report, which was also published on Thursday.
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However, if this LME Week's mood has been cautiously upbeat for metal prices, Wednesday's spill-over sell-off from collapsing stock markets was a chill reminder of the darkening storm clouds ahead.
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For 35,000 CFA francs (about $10.53) a week, he clears garbage that is clogging the streets and gutters of the Malian capital, which he says routinely spill over and flood nearby shacks.
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"The interesting thing about this one is just that it was completely out of nowhere... ... (and) did not spill over into any other currency, any other asset class," the first source said.
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Authorities have tightened rules to force banks to deleverage - as part of steps to control debt risks, pushing up money market rates that have started to spill over into the real economy.
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The most significant technologies that will spill over into the off-highway vehicle market are machine perception, reinforcement learning for more complex robotic motion planning and functionally safe, mission-critical engineering requirements.
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"In a nutshell, it does seem to us like a perfect storm is in the making for Turkey and Turkish assets, which could spill over into other markets as well," Maggio said.
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But inevitably, it's going to spill over into other areas, and I think the more national security is tied up in this, the more difficult it will be to reach an agreement.
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But on other issues, particularly in the economic realm, Washington's message to Beijing at times has been less steady, and the uncertainty of U.S. will easily could spill over into security concerns.
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However, such sentiments occasionally spill over into policymaking and fuel Seoul's unconventional approach to engaging the Kim dynasty: for example, pumping cash and other blandishments into Pyongyang while hoping for the best.
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"Also there is a bit of uncertainty over global growth which is compressing German 10-year yields, and the hunt for yield then sees demand spill over to other debt," he added.
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It's a feeling that everyone is so tense the tiniest things could spill over into major incidents, or that a bomb could go off, or an attack could start, at any point.
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It would surprise no one to learn that his old neighborhood was one where gangs of Italian and Jewish kids would compete in games that would often spill over into clannish violence.
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Although it might initially sound strange, a vaccine tax would make sense economically when considering externalities, or the unexpected benefits and losses for society that spill over from a person's single decision.
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Perhaps Justice Ginsburg should have been more reticent in order to avoid even the appearance of impropriety (the suspicion will be that her partisan views will spill over into her judicial performance).
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If the stock keeps rising over the coming weeks, it will underscore that investors still have a strong appetite for riskier companies, an attitude that might spill over into other technology firms.
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Ever since the second-largest Ebola outbreak began raging in the Democratic Republic of Congo in August, health authorities have feared that the virus might one day spill over DRC's porous borders.
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Sergeant Worthington said most calls involve what he called typical behavior, particularly during football games, such as parties in yards that spill over onto sidewalks, underage drinking, loud music and public urination.
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Mr. Mnangagwa's allies received assurances by South Africa that it would not intervene as long as the action did not spill over beyond its borders, according to Africa Confidential, an online journal.
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If Mr. Ford follows up on his suggestion that he'll override even more court rulings, the debate over political power versus constitutional rights may spill over into next year's federal election campaign.
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With the best performers this year being concentrated in a small group of tech stocks, a downturn for those stocks could result in a spill over to the broader market, O'Hara said.
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Even though America's economy is more reliant on consumer spending than on industrials, analysts have grown concerned that the manufacturing weakness could spill over into other sectors, and eventually weigh on spending.
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Analysts say a spill-over effect from Beijing's efforts to step up credit support to smaller firms in the economy may have buoyed demand and quickened sales in the real estate sector.
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That could be a problem for the European Central Bank, if higher market interest rates in the United States spill over to the eurozone and undermine efforts to keep borrowing costs low.
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Germany's influential Ifo institute earlier on Tuesday cut its 2020 growth forecast to 1.7% from 1.8% previously as it warned that a manufacturing recession was starting to spill over into other sectors.
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It's also providing a look at how today's shooting wars spill over into digital conflict, even in the poorer corners of the world, as two presentations at Wednesday's CyberwarCon in Washington, D.C., elucidated.
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Stock markets in the emerging economies experienced a massive sell-off this year, when investors feared that escalating financial troubles in countries like Turkey and Argentina could spill over to other emerging economies.
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While the floods have topped at least 10 levees in the region, the officials said they did not expect waters to spill over the flood wall that protects the city of Cape Girardeau.
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"I think the biggest risk is geopolitical risk," Mack said in the CNBC interview, explaining that like boiling water, rising tension from world events could easily spill over and cause a large mess.
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" Hogan said the fed funds futures market is responding to concerns that the hit to China could be bigger than expected, and spill over to the U.S. "Now the market has two [cuts].
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"Though recent reports have suggested steadier economic growth in Europe and China, the Fed warned the disease could "lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy.
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Beyond liquidity issues, the risk is also set to spill over to China's domestic bond market, as lenders are becoming reluctant to accept corporate bonds from smaller firms as collateral, according to analysts.
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A similar process could play out with AVs, as the billions of investment dollars pouring into the sector enable advances that spill over into retail, health care and other parts of the economy.
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I get the impression that he is a person with razor-sharp—an ability that can occasionally spill over into defensiveness or irritation once he detects an ulterior motive lingering behind someone's words.
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"However, any sharp slowing in economic activity in China could spill over to other economies in the region and adversely affect commodity prices, including those that are important for Australia," the minutes said.
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Caribay Valenzuela, whose two daughters study near the Altamira neighborhood that has been a focal point of protests, sends them to school with goggles and a handkerchief in case the protests spill over.
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"These results show that, among adolescents, excessive internet use can be a cause of school burnout that can later spill over to depressive symptoms," said Katariina Salmela-Aro, a researcher for the project.
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As in many other countries, social media outlets in Britain are home to passionate debates — not least over the vote to leave the EU — which sometimes spill over into cat-calling and abuse.
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"Doubts about the quality and sustainability of public finances in highly indebted Member States could spill over to domestic banking sectors, raising financial stability concerns and weighing on economic activity," the Commission said.
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They could disrupt the financial system of the world's second-largest economy if they cause a chain reaction and spill over into other parts of the country and the lives of ordinary people.
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"The increased likelihood of the deal not being reached during the upcoming EU Summit limits the positive spill-over from solid UK data into GBP," said Petr Krpata, an currency strategist at ING.
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"Risks to subsequent quarters' margins lie to the downside, amid relentless fuels exports out of China, stronger oil prices and potential spill-over effects onto retail prices and consumer appetite," said BMI's Lee.
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" Officials are preparing to shield the economy, with the Federal Reserve vice chair Richard Clarida warning that the disruptions now centered in China "could spill over to the rest of the global economy.
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The sprawling harassment campaign known as GamerGate, which targeted female gamers on social media, is an example of the intimidation that has now seemed to spill over into all walks of American life.
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While still short on details, many analysts said the deal is positive for stocks as it could boost business confidence and that should spill over to more investment spending and higher corporate profits.
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"We are closely monitoring the emergence of the coronavirus, which could lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy," Powell said in a report to Congress.
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The heart of the action takes place at the Opéra Garnier Monte-Carlo, an ornate 3753th-century building, but the shows spill over into the Casino de Monte-Carlo and glitzy oceanfront bars.
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A National Bureau of Economic Research study in 2014 shows that expanding health care coverage through CHIP has had a spill-over effect including increasing rates of high school completion and college completion.
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The low inventory of available single-family homes is what keeps investors from worrying about a housing crisis spilling over into a banking crisis, which would then spill over into an economic crisis.
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Bits Every week — and sometimes more often than that — there is another reminder of how what happens on the internet can go viral and spill over into national politics and the mainstream media.
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Finance Vice-Minister Zhu Guangyao said last month there would be no winner in a trade war between China and the US, and the damage would spill over to the rest of the world.
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Thursday's economic calendar contains several reports that could shed more light on how much the manufacturing sector is slowing down, and whether its weakness will spill over onto the services sector and the consumer.
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It fulfills the human desire, as Ebert put it, to be cherished, the experience of having someone look at you as if you fill their whole field of vision and spill over the edges.
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Moria, in a disused military base, now holds nearly three times as many people as it was designed to, according to government figures, forcing hundreds to spill over in tents in an olive grove.
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And by helping countries that are especially vulnerable prepare for the effects of climate change, they could prevent or minimize future refugee crises that could destabilize regions and spill over into the developed world.
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U.S. stocks were slightly higher on the day after data showed an uptick in U.S. manufacturing and a 6 percent fall in Shanghai's stock market did not spill over to Europe, where shares rebounded.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said euro zone economic growth is set to slow more than expected as the bloc's manufacturing crisis could spill over to the larger services sector under global trade tensions.
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Levees can fail, and this will be the biggest test yetIf the river water rises higher than the levee it will spill over, but a levee breach is not just a question of height.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said euro zone economic growth was set to slow more than expected as the bloc's manufacturing crisis could spill over to the larger services sector under global trade tensions.
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This heightens the risk that, well before this year is out, trouble in Greece could spill over to the rest of the eurozone economy, which could pose a serious economic challenge for President Trump.
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Policymakers' concerns about the worsening manufacturing slowdown and its potential to spill over into the rest of the economy explain why the United States reached out to China last month to restart trade talks.
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He has also branded the Netherlands "Nazi remnants" after Dutch authorities banned a rally in Rotterdam at the weekend, fearing tensions in Turkey over the referendum could spill over into its expatriate Turkish community.
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It said the slowdown, so far mostly caused by the impact of global trade tensions on the bloc's export-driven industry, could spill over to services, the largest economic sector in the euro zone.
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While her attitude toward China is not yet known, her appointment is likely to cause further friction between Washington and Beijing over human rights issues, which could spill over onto their protracted trade war.
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If the euro tumbles further versus the yen, that may spill over into the dollar, and open the way for the U.S. currency to test levels below 110 yen by year-end, Okagawa said.
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As the situation with HIV in prison settings illustrates, though, this could come back to haunt us—because inadequate care and followup in the prison system will inevitably spill over into the civilian world.
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Now that the Fed is busy raising rates, there is a risk that the rising cost of credit could spill over to the eurozone, slowing the economy before the European Central Bank is ready.
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The research team came from the Liberian government, Columbia University, the University of California, Davis and EcoHealth Alliance, a nonprofit group that studies emerging diseases that originate in animals and spill over into humans.
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The Fed also made it easier for foreign central banks to exchange their currencies for dollars, in a coordinated effort intended to help reduce stress abroad that could spill over into the U.S. economy.
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So, not only have you had the stress in the credit and the funding markets and having that spill over into the S&P, you have the uncertainty now brought on by oil prices.
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Group CFO Andrew Lim told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that the company expects results for the current quarter to be affected and there may be some spill over into the second quarter ending June 83.
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Michael Hewson, analyst at CMC Markets in London said weakness in U.S. manufacturing would have to spill over into services before it had much impact on monetary policy and the outlook for the dollar.
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Fallout from the spread of the virus "could spill over to the rest of the global economy," Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida said in a Tuesday speech, per the Wall Street Journal's Nick Timiraos.
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But their ability to coexist with viruses that can spill over to other animals, in particular humans, can have devastating consequences when we eat them, trade them in livestock markets and invade their territory.
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The on Monday touched an all-time low of 69.62 per dollar in early trade, tracking broader weakness in other emerging market currencies on concerns of a spill-over from a crisis-hit Turkey.
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Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins said the central bank is not forecasting a recession at home or world-wide, but reiterated the global economy is facing immense challenges that could spill over into Canada.
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Washington (CNN)It's Washington versus California on marijuana, climate change, offshore oil drilling and immigration this week as bubbling disagreements between President Donald Trump's administration and California all seemed to spill over at once.
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After they acquire the capability, or they're three quarters of the way there, you ultimately lead to such a humanitarian crisis, that it starts to spill over into the Chinese side of the border.
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The exhibition is so metaphorically purple as to spill over into ultraviolet, and I was thrilled to have seen it, for I have an abundant passion for skulls and skeletons in the vanitas vein.
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So this tells us the trade headwinds are not going to spill over more broadly outside of the factory sectors and the economy will be able to withstand some uncertainly in the factory space.
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DESANTIS: Well he&aposs also under investigation by the inspector general for the Trump-Russia collusion because that IG report was just about Hillary and it did spill over into some of his text messages.
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Data showed euro zone private business activity was stable in August, albeit at a muted level, alleviating some concerns that Britain's vote to leave the European Union would spill over negatively into the currency bloc.
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But one of the things I want to be, I'm attuned to right now is: if businesses really take a step back on their spending in terms of investment, will that spill over to hiring.?
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The moderation in housing is largely driven by supply constraints, but there are concerns that persistent weakness could eventually spill over to the broader economy, which appeared to have grown robustly in the second quarter.
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"There are significant spill-over effects that we are looking into," Obstfeld said, adding that G20 finance ministers and central bankers will discuss the issue later this week at their meeting in Baden-Baden, Germany.
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These latest incidents come as tensions threaten to spill over between the United States and Iran, particularly since the Trump administration withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal and escalated its "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran.
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After several European IPOs were pulled in May, bankers say strong interest in Adyen may spill over into other upcoming deals, such as German online furniture retailer Home2600, which was due to price on Wednesday.
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With a GDP per capita around $10,000 a year, Gabon is substantially richer than most sub-Saharan African countries, but frustration over wealth inequality and political rivalries could spill over into unrest in this election.
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It's normal there for music to spill over into dance or poetry or visual-art projections or some other performative act: that breadth has been the essence of the festival since it started in 1996.
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"A sharper slowdown of activity in emerging markets and renewed weakness of activity in the euro area could weaken exports more strongly than projected, dampen investment, and spill over to consumer confidence," the OECD said.
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"A distinct and explicit shift to (ECB) 'taper' will probably have more impact than watered down Fed, given the likely dovish spill over to other central banks too," said Vishnu Varathan, economist at Mizuho Bank.
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Ms. Lam, whose popularity ratings have sunk in recent weeks, has become the focal point of rising public anger against the proposal, which could spill over into broader unrest or put her job at risk.
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With the vacuum created by the deterioration of the rule of law in Venezuela, the concern that drug trafficking and other forms of criminality could spill over into Colombia is one we should all share.
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Even if stricter privacy rules aren't introduced in the United States, the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation set to take effect next month will most likely spill over in some way into American policy.
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Tensions have flared among lawmakers and activists who criticized President Donald Trump&aposs orders for the move, which sparked concerns that tensions in the region could spill over into targeting of US cities and entities.
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"We can interpret the remarkable January performance as a spill over from 2017 - growth gathering pace, low inflation and low volatility, and that has accelerated the momentum," said ABN Amro's Chief Investment Officer Didier Duret.
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A clash between Warren and Buttigieg — which contributed to Buttigieg releasing his clients from his time at consulting company McKinsey and Warren divulging decades of legal cases — could spill over into the debate, as well.
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As those tensions threaten to spill over into more areas of commerce, some economists are predicting that the conflict between the world's two largest economies could last well beyond the U.S. midterm elections in November.
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Allegations of industry collusion between Germany's car manufacturing industry is not likely to spill over into a major global legal threat, Arndt Ellinghorst, head of global automotive research at Evercore ISI, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Now the bitter dispute over whether Senate Republicans are willing to even take up the nomination is likely to spill over into the other items on the Senate agenda, as both sides eye each other warily.
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Directly opposite the Picasso show is Tate Modern's Modigliani exhibition, where yet more stylized sensual nudes spill over the walls and merchandise; another artist whose subjectification of women served his own dual artistic and virile obsessions.
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But with the dollar strengthening further against the currencies of the United States' main trading partners and wage growth still sluggish, the spill-over to consumer inflation from rising commodity prices is likely to be limited.
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But this potential clue has only compounded the puzzle: Somehow, the alleged hot spot doesn't spill over at all into the field of view of the much larger and more powerful Pierre Auger Observatory in Argentina.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump downplayed the dramatic escalation in tensions with Iran Thursday, after the downing of a US drone near the Persian Gulf sparked fears that tensions with Tehran could spill over into confrontation.
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Occasionally, trolling "events" can also spill over into real life, some of which, like swatting (using the internet to create fake threats and summon a real-life SWAT team to a target's house), are extremely dangerous.
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But the buildup of tariffs the United States and China are imposing on each other may spill over into Europe, and Italy's anti-establishment government could also create turbulence, said Ronald Indergand, an economist at SECO.
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Italy's banking woes should not spill over to affect other European lenders as Italian banks are relatively independent, he said, adding that some large Italian banks had made significant progress in cleaning up their balance sheets.
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The comments raised the prospect that the trade dispute between the United States and China that rocked markets last week could spill over into Latin America, a resource-rich region where Beijing has made significant inroads.
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For the past few years, Samsung, LG, and Pixel displays inched closer and closer to the hardware's edge, with bright-as-heck screens that spill over the sides and disappear into their surroundings like infinity pools.
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Serba Dinamik's IPO is targeted for the end of this year but the process could spill over into the first quarter of 2017, said the people, who declined to be identified as the discussions are private.
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Officials though have blown through several deadlines since the talks started in August 2017 and a third Canadian source said that if the two sides were close enough at midnight, negotiations could spill over into Monday.
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Talk about moving fast: China's decision to launch a new special economic zone set off a buying frenzy in Hong Kong that's set to spill over into the mainland when markets open Wednesday after a holiday.
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And a reversal and wind-down or cancellation of the program would be certain to detonate a new round of legislative infighting, as Trump's order originally did in 2017, and spill over to the 2020 elections.
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It's likely due to a spill-over effect from China's recent moves to cut banks' reserve requirements to boost market liquidity, Li said, adding that mortgage loans have been issued at a faster pace nation-wide.
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And the conflict could spill over to neighboring Lebanon, where Iranian proxy group Hezbollah recently made major electoral gains — Lebanon was the site of an Israeli war with Hezbollah in 2006, during which thousands were killed.
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Market watchers have feared that low prices in oil could spill over to the rest of the economy, but down crude prices are not necessarily bad, according to Michael Jones, RiverFront Investment Group's chief investment officer.
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"Poorly regulated live-animal markets mixed with illegal wildlife trade offer a unique opportunity for viruses to spill over from wildlife hosts into the human population," the Wildlife Conservation Society said in a statement last week.
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"I see a clear risk here that panic reactions on financial markets could spill over and hurt the real economy," said Minster, naming China, Russia and Brazil as the weak spots for his firm's growth prospects.
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"Poorly regulated, live-animal markets mixed with illegal wildlife trade offer a unique opportunity for viruses to spill over from wildlife hosts into the human population," the Wildlife Conservation Society said in a statement on Thursday.
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On Tuesday, Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins said the global economy is facing immense challenges that could spill over into Canada and that the central bank has room to move interest rates lower.
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Though the weakness in housing has been mostly driven by supply constraints, there are worries that it could spill over to the broader economy, through a reduction in purchases of household items like appliances and furniture.
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Meanwhile the Syrian conflict on Turkey's southern border is continuing to spill over and a string of fatal terror attacks from Kurdish militants and the Islamic State group have hit urban areas including Istanbul and Ankara.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - International trade binds economies together and has become more important over the years, and developments in one country can spill over into the stability of others, an influential Federal Reserve policymaker said on Thursday.
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One of the showers that had recently been installed in the olive grove spill-over camp consisted of a covered tent with a ditch dug around it that people were cleaning themselves with bottles of water in.
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China has long been concerned that instability in Afghanistan will spill over into the violence-prone far western Chinese region of Xinjiang, where hundreds have died in recent years in unrest blamed by Beijing on Islamist extremists.
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The government is concerned that protests over issues like unpaid wages could spill over into broader dissatisfaction at its rule, as it has derived much legitimacy over the past decades from delivering a higher standard of living.
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Ten-year German yields rose some 7 basis points on Tuesday, as investors fretted that a new fiscal stimulus package unveiled in Japan could mark a shift away from monetary easing that could spill over into Europe.
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Construction activity in Britain shrank for a third month in a row in July as Brexit worries hit building projects, heightening concerns that the slowdown could spill over into other areas of the economy, a survey showed.
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And since President Richard M. Nixon, he said, it has not been uncommon for fights between the White House and Congress to spill over into the courts, recalling battles over testimony during President George W. Bush's administration.
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But recession clouds are hanging over the economy longer term, as some investors fear the impact of trade wars and the global slowdown will spill over to the U.S., and the Fed will not respond aggressively enough.
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"The market was over-sold on Friday because of slowing growth across the world and we are seeing some of that spill over to today," said Marc Pfeffer, chief investment strategist at CLS Investments in New York.
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Money has also flowed into the territory via the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect scheme at the fastest rate since early last year when investors bet a rally in Chinese shares would spill over to Hong Kong.
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"This coincides with a noticeable increase in new home listings in the resale market, providing added choice to home buyers, causing less demand to spill over into the new home market," the CMHC said in a statement.
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Spreadbetters expect the negative pressure to spill over to Europe, forecasting Britain's FTSE to drop 0.7 percent at the open, Germany's DAX to open 0.8 percent lower and France's CAC to lose 0.6 percent at the open.
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Every day its muddy shoreline crumbles like stale bread into the fast-running current of the Pasur River, which, at high tide, threatens to spill over the embankment like a glass of water filled to the brim.
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Her selection could ensure a repeat of 21625 in Nevada — the only state where Democrats would seek a repeat performance — and her regional influence could spill over into contested states such as Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.
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What we get, as the show goes on, is an ever-fuller picture of how particular individuals at times shrink to inhabit the givens of an inheritance and at times spill over the sides of those constraints.
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Earlier on Wednesday, JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon once again pushed the Fed to reconsider its liquidity rules, arguing the issues in the repo market could spill over to other financial markets in a weaker economy.
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Economists look to wages as one thermometer of how hot the economy is getting: Accelerating wages may eventually spill over into higher prices and signal an economy at capacity, though this hasn't happened yet in this recovery.
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"I didn't expect political conflict to spill over from political aspects of our lives to nonpolitical aspects of our lives, and I saw that happening in my social group," said Mr. Westwood, now a professor at Dartmouth.
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Cross-border resolution plans are particularly important because the bulk of banks operating in Hong Kong are owned by foreign groups and resolution of a foreign parent could have spill-over consequences for the Hong Kong subsidiary.
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Some will opine that trade penalties would be ineffective or that if not well managed, the countries could slide into a costly trade war that would spill over into other areas, such as cooperation on North Korea.
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"The market is more fixated on an unfiltered pricing 'glitch,' which shows how incredibly sensitive the market watcher is to potential spill-over effects of Trumpenomics," Stephen Innes, senior trader at OANDA, said in a note on Wednesday.
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"We are closely monitoring the emergence of the coronavirus, which could lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy," Powell said before the House Financial Services Committee in his semiannual report.
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Though very little attention has been paid to this recent action, speculative excesses in China's commodity markets have taken traders and investors on a wild ride, which may likely soon spill over to the rest of the world.
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Their distinctive character—the "firm bitterness [that] lingers long and clean" in one, the "complex aromatic notes of citrus, berry, tropical fruit and pine" in another—spur discussions that spill over from tap rooms to websites with ease.
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In the former case, global supply chains are disrupted and 1.3m private-sector American jobs are lost; in the latter, the damage includes the loss of 4.8m American jobs and would spill over into the services sector, too.
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Higher short-term funding costs, driven by a regulatory crackdown on banks' riskier financing, have started to spill over into the real economy, a risk to economic stability ahead of a five-yearly leadership transition later this year.
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According to a "Top secret" cable sent to Israeli ambassadors earlier this week, Israel fears that the Assad regime will use the chemical weapons it still has left in a way which might spill over to Israeli territory.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic growth is set to slow more than expected as the bloc's manufacturing crisis could spill over to the larger services sector under protracted global trade tensions, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.
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" The note said that "all strategies are down," and warned that if the momentum "morphs" from short sellers covering to a wider selloff by longer term stock holders, "this is likely to spill over to the overall market.
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The dispute threatened to spill over into next week's hearings, where Wells Fargo's CEO and two board members are scheduled to face questions from lawmakers about the bank's response to a massive fake account scandal and other wrongdoing.
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When a salacious blog surfaces, rich kids Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively), Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester), Dan Humphrey (Badgley), and Nate Archibald (Chace Crawford), all worry their closest-held secrets will spill over into the real world.
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Medicare for all, universal childcare, canceling student debt, and free public college, are just a few of the progressive changes that we support for their soundness and logic, that will spill over into a more equal cultural sphere.
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Poloz's remarks come after BoC Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins on Tuesday said the global economy was facing immense challenges that could spill over into Canada and that the central bank had room to move interest rates lower.
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"The coronavirus has had a huge impact on the civil aviation industry, which resulted in significant reductions in flight volume and could create new or spill-over safety risks," Xiong Jie, a CAAC official, told a media briefing.
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And while Canadian lawmakers may feel marijuana legalization is right for their country, there's a risk that legal Canadian pot will spill over to the US — perhaps causing tensions with Canada's neighbor and one of its closest allies.
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James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut, said positive leads from the minutes "did not spill over to our markets today as investors here remained cautious, probably focusing on the lack of consensus among the U.S. policymakers".
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China worries that militancy in Afghanistan could spill over into Xinjiang, home to the Muslim Uighur people, where human rights advocates say Beijing is implementing near martial law restrictions, including political re-education camps for potentially millions of Uighurs.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The United States and Canada faced off on Tuesday in a renewed battle over softwood lumber that threatened to spill over into multiple other sectors, though President Donald Trump said he did not fear a trade war.
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" A fallout, he added, "would spill over to practically every single economy in the world ... because (the U.S. and China) have this massive relationship with the rest of the world, you would have this inevitable impact, very negative impact.
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Joe Dillard, Jr., head of the Norfolk chapter of the NAACP, described Norfolk as a "boiling pot" of tension, one he says could spill over into a "Ferguson-type situation" if damage is not repaired between police and residents.
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The primary architecture of the show, too, adheres to a simple, if effective formula: throw a group of beautiful, sex-drunk souls into a house, add endless amounts of liquor, stir, and wait for the drama to spill over.
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Activity in Britain's construction industry shrank for a third month in a row in July as Brexit worries hit building projects, amid concerns that the slowdown could soon spill over into other areas of the economy, a survey showed.
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Lenin Moreno, 212.8, a disabled career politician who uses a wheelchair, has garnered support with vows to continue popular president Rafael Correa's social programs, but the ballot seems increasingly likely to spill over to a second round in April.
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Swedish house prices have dipped - with the capital Stockholm leading the way - over the last few months, fuelling concerns the downturn will spill over into the wider economy, pulling down construction and leading households to hold onto their cash.
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While the battlegrounds of cyberwarfare are often the darkened hallways of data centers and networking hubs, these attacks do have the ability to spill over into the physical world, as we saw at Natanz, Iran and Rye, New York.
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That crew is headed by Hunter Franklin (Ed Quinn) and Victoria Franklin (Kron Moore), a fresh president and first lady whose sordid personal affairs (romantic and otherwise), infighting and disreputable dealings threaten to spill over into their public lives.
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Algeria, Africa's largest country with over 1,000 km (600 miles) of border with Libya, has been warning about potential for violence to spill over from its neighbor which has sunk into turmoil since the 2011 fall of Muammar Gaddafi.
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"When you have the outside markets as strong as they are, it tends to spill over into the cattle market," French said, noting that consumers are more likely to buy pricey cuts of beef when stock markets are strong.
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The biggest names on board at the moment are Starbucks and Flipboard, so you can't load up Facebook Messenger or Google Maps or Spotify as you can on a watch running Wear OS.Those limitations spill over to watch faces too.
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It no longer mattered so much where the PDC was, and through 2017, the museum continued to use it as something of a spill-over space (a Catherine Opie installation too minor for MOCA downtown; a showcase of Marlon Riggs).
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"It's possible that the case will escalate, stoke anti-Japanese sentiment here and spill over into other areas including security at a time when we need to closely work with Japan to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue," Jin said.
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U.S. homebuilding rebounded in November, driven by a surge in multi-family housing projects, but construction of single-family homes fell to a 1½-year low, pointing to deepening housing market weakness that could spill over to the broader economy.
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China has long been concerned that instability in Afghanistan could spill over into its violence-prone far western region of Xinjiang, home to the Muslim Uighur people, where hundreds have died in recent years in unrest Beijing blames on Islamist militants.
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Just last week China announced a $30 billion fund to help bail out struggling electronics makers and other tech firms, a potential indication that the recent slowdown and stock market turmoil could spill over into the strategically important tech sector.
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Oreshkin's comments came close on the heels of a referendum in the U.K. last week in which voters opted to leave the EU. The outcome rocked global financial markets, sparking concerns that the turmoil would spill over to emerging markets.
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In the battleground states, the Clinton campaign has poured resources into courting women in, for example, the suburbs of northern Virginia, which spill over from Washington, DC, the suburbs of Denver in Colorado, and outside prosperous Columbus, the capital of Ohio.
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"A trade war may now be the number one risk for investors after China's retaliation to U.S. tariffs, but will have to heat up to spill over into the currency arena," said Viraj Patel, a currency strategist at ING in London.
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The virus has killed more than 1,700 people in Congo since the world's second-worst outbreak was declared almost a year ago and is threatening to spread to the major city of Goma or spill over Congo's border into Uganda.
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And yes, it's true that when you're trying to shift copies and encourage streams, it's important to market music in innovative and effective ways, but it's also true that it's very easy for that to spill over to saturation point.
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"It's when the volatility starts to spill over into international markets," he said, pointing to the December-January period when, after a failed first attempt to get it through parliament, the government would have a short window to try again.
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"If the Japan-South Korea agreement breaks down, this would be a problem with serious mutual spill-over effects," Masahiko Shibayama, an adviser to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, told Reuters, noting the two countries were important security and economic partners.
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"A lot of the weakness here has to do with worries that problems with the banks will spill over and hurt Luxoft, which makes software for many financials, but I think the sellers are misunderstanding the relationship here," Cramer said.
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In audio obtained this week by CNN of a private Las Vegas fundraiser, Heck explained that he "really" wants to support Trump, but openly lamented that Trump could hurt turnout, which could in turn spill over into down-ballot races.
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The tit-for-tat dispute between the world's two largest economies is threatening to spill over into the capital markets, with hardline US politicians calling for restrictions on Chinese listings in the US and limits to American investment in Chinese companies.
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Stournaras said he also believed Italian banks would be given ample time to deal with non performing loans, and to proceed with any recapitalisation if necessary, adding that he did not think it would spill over into a crisis into Europe.
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Read more: UBS's Americas private-wealth is looking at how robos can help keep the bank's richest clientsWe asked Gabriel how she deals with questions that might spill over from Wells Fargo's phony accounts and sales-practices scandals and regulatory woes.
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The firm demand helped steady markets after a widespread rise in yields on Tuesday, as investors fretted that a new fiscal stimulus package unveiled in Japan could mark a shift away from monetary easing that could spill over into Europe.
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The share slide underscores the problems that could face all European lenders if Britain votes to leave the EU next week, a step that the Bank of England warned would harm not just the UK economy but also spill over globally.
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But they're jarring when you notice them, a reminder that the world of pro wrestling's not-quite-reality can easily spill over its borders into the rest of our life and entertainment—documentaries by pro wrestlers today, politics by carnies tomorrow.
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One crucial question for North Carolina on Tuesday was how much enthusiasm and momentum for Mr. Biden would spill over from neighboring South Carolina, where the former vice president's big primary victory on Saturday was powered by strong African-American support.
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Experts now fear that the nation is teetering on the brink of a tuberculosis epidemic that could spill over its borders as Venezuelans flee in record numbers to escape the economic and political crisis, potentially exporting the illness with them.
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We're starting to see pockets of innovation on this front, especially in tech, and I'm hopeful it will spill over into the education sector and make the US the meritocracy that we so desperately want (and need) it to be.
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Morocco's real estate market had been hit by "a bit of a double whammy," Mr. Peto said: hesitation from foreign investors because they feared instability in neighboring Muslim countries would spill over into Morocco, and before that, the global financial crisis.
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It hangs together beautifully, mostly because the trio itself is so well-balanced—Mark Speer's fluid guitar is given space to spill over by drummer Donald Johnson's gentle syncopations, and Laura Lee's intuitive basslines are always drifting in and out.
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Kilis is on the edge of a roughly 60-mile strip of Syrian border territory controlled by IS. Turkish towns in the region have frequently seen artillery fire spill over during Syria's civil war, about to enter its sixth year.
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While older people flock to the state each year, relatively few head to Tallahassee, a tree-lined city in the Panhandle where lawmakers hold forth in the Capitol and streets spill over with students who attend the area's major universities.
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"The fear is that women would finally have a say in how resources are used and shared in towns, which could then spill over to villages (and) ... disrupt the status quo that has marginalised Naga women politically and economically," she said.
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He said almost all the G20 finance leaders gathered in Saudi Arabia on Saturday had mentioned risk from the new coronavirus, which has led to massive business disruptions in China that are starting to spill over into the global economy.
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Locally, the health care sector was the dominant gainer for a second day in a row and rose to a record high as positive sentiment emanating from a takeover bid for Healthscope continued to spill over to the broader sector.
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"The best way for my daughters to be secure in America is to make sure that people in Guatemala or El Salvador are also feeling secure because, if they're not, that may spill over the borders to us," he said.
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If the U.S. is using trade pressure as a negotiating tactic against Beijing, it would jeopardize both countries' economies and the effects would likely spill over to the larger global economy, an editorial published by China Daily on Monday said.
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If the outbreak were to continue and China's economy was further hampered, the slowdown will spill over even more dramatically into other parts of the world and could cut oil prices roughly in half to $25 a barrel, Minerd said.
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That conflict has threatened to spill over into an all-out war in recent weeks, after Washington blamed Tehran for attacking oil tankers in the Gulf and Iran shot down a U.S. spy drone it claimed entered its air space.
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The 33-year-old Singaporean favors minimalist decor, but the Barbies — and 3,000 dolls of other kinds — dominate three sides of the main room and spill over to fill nine mirrored cabinets in his dressing room and the shelves of his study.
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Why it matters: With the Senate vote delayed indefinitely due to John McCain's recent surgery, tensions surrounding the bill are continuing to spill over around the country, and extra precautions are in order after the shooting last month at a Congressional baseball practice.
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China's smaller centres, usually referred to as Tier-3 and Tier-4 cities and known to have a large property overhang, have been a bright spot lately as they appeared to have benefited from a spill-over in demand from bigger cities.
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"The positive lead from the Fed meeting minutes did not spill over to our markets today as investors here remained cautious, probably focusing on the lack of consensus among the U.S. policymakers," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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"The assumption of the Presidential office by a politician whose main objective is France's exit from the euro zone/EU implies significant and hard to predict redenomination and default risks with potential global spill-over effects," they said in a report on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Global stock markets rebounded Tuesday after China's central bank fixed the yuan at a slightly stronger rate, soothing fears that a protracted trade war between the U.S. and China would spill over into a currency war as well.
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But in a country with a fast-growing but still young broadcast media, Pakistani critics worry that rules intended to fight militancy will spill over into wider limits on criticism of the government or powerful military that could undermine a fragile democracy.
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Data showed U.S. homebuilding rebounded in November on a surge in multi-family housing projects, but construction of single-family homes hit a 1-1/2-year low, pointing to a deepening housing market weakness that could spill over to the broader economy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Activity in Britain's construction industry shrank for a third month in a row in July as Brexit worries hit building projects, amid concerns that the slowdown could soon spill over into other areas of the economy, a survey showed on Friday.
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In 1999, Hurricane Floyd caused manure to spill "over thousands of acres of private and public lands and into the watersheds of four rivers that feed the second-largest estuary system in the nation," according to the environmental news site Coastal Review.
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Some in Britain worry that the vitriolic words against lawmakers could spill over into violence, with many citing the 2016 murder of Jo Cox, a Labour member of Parliament who was killed by a right-wing extremist a week before the Brexit referendum.
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Then again, if you really think about it, the glamorous and kawaii world of idols is very big business in Japan and we see no reason why it shouldn't awkwardly spill over into the world of dining in the most obtrusive of ways.
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Farther north, in the tiny Wisconsin town of Dallas, where Andy Bensend grows soybeans on 2000,252 acres, he is "guardedly optimistic" that the tariffs won't spill over and hurt his business — even though his entire crop is meant to be shipped overseas.
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It was perhaps inevitable that the heightened paranoia would spill over into something worse, as it did at the airport on Tuesday when the crowd grabbed the 23-year-old Chinese man surnamed Xu, accusing him of being an undercover police officer.
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They were meant to give the economy a little bit of extra padding in case risks on the horizon — from uncertainty created by President Trump's trade war to economic weakening in Asia and Europe that threatened to spill over — turned into realities.
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Jerome Powell told the House Financial Services Committee that the coronavirus "could lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy," even as he signaled that the central bank was comfortable holding interest rates steady for now.
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When stuck to its long root of bone, the neck is picky business to eat, but it is full of flavor when it is pared away and the outer bits are singed over charcoal and the fat starts to spill over the rest.
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That's raising some worry from interest groups and lawmakers that the highly partisan atmosphere will spill over into other "must pass" healthcare bills — like pharmaceutical and medical device user fees and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) — which usually enjoy bipartisan support.
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A setback in the tourism industry - due to natural disasters or changed market conditions - would spill over into the real estate market where prices are already at historical highs in real terms and be a shock for the whole economy, the bank said.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar stepped back on Friday after a soft U.S. service sector survey stoked worries that pressure from U.S. trade disputes with China and other countries could spill over into the broader U.S. economy and tip it into a recession.
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"Rumblings out of D.C. that the GOP will not pass a clean debt ceiling bill are already starting to weigh on the dollar, and investor concern may soon start to spill over into equities," Schlossberg wrote Tuesday in an email to CNBC.
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All of that piles on top of the regular mishaps that can occur in a given day — inappropriate customers, naive new hires, and the personal problems (Lisa's as well as her staff's) that can spill over into the workplace and amplify everything else.
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Following the release of fresh data for August, analysts at Societe Generale pointed out Monday that the industrial sector is "losing momentum at an alarmingly rapid pace," and expressed concern that weakness could spill over into consumer spending and the services sector.
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Consider racial disparities in police shootings: If part of the problem is that American society as a whole is racist, that will spill over into police departments no matter how many policies are put in place to try to limit officers' personal biases.
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For the most part, the tensions didn't spill over into outright physical violence: Much of the violence appears to have happened outside the venue, where there's evidence to suggest that the Chicago Police Department made things worse than they otherwise would have been.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps said on Wednesday any crack in alliances in Asia that helped counter threats from North Korea and China were a worry as a spat between Japan and South Korea threatened to spill over into intelligence sharing.
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"The result of the constitutional referendum in Italy is a harbinger of renewed turbulence that could spill over from the political arena to the economy - with Europe particular endangered," John Cryan said in a letter to employees published on Deutsche Bank's website on Monday.
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The country of 4 million was the victim of a brutal invasion by Saddam Hussein's Iraq in 1990, but 15 years after his ouster is pledging billions of dollars toward its reconstruction, seeking to prevent further instability that it fears could spill over its borders.
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No Japanese emperor has abdicated since 1817 and the Imperial Household Law governing the royal family system would have to be revised to allow this, a process requiring parliamentary debate that could take years and might spill over into other areas, such as female succession.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding rebounded in November, driven by a surge in multi-family housing projects, but construction of single-family homes fell to a 1-7723/2-year low, pointing to deepening housing market weakness that could spill over to the broader economy.
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"If oil prices are the highest in a couple of years, all you need is some sort of unexpected development in one of the big oil producing countries to see a spike in oil and that would definitely spill over to other commodities," Abbassian said.
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Powell said in testimony before the House Financial Services Committee that the Fed "is closely monitoring the emergence of the coronavirus, which could lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy," according to prepared testimony released Tuesday morning.
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The demands put on YouTube creators—the never-ending churn of new material, the 24-hour online scrutiny, the strain of maintaining what Ellis describes as "on-brand affect"—invariably spill over into the video-makers' IRL existences, a fact Ellis knows all too well.
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"Some of the hesitation seen in U.S. markets (from U.S.-China trade tensions) will spill over to the UK as well, with concerns that economic weakness is beginning to deepen even as central banks look to respond with easing," IG Markets analyst Chris Beauchamp said.
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Because Sanchez needs Torra's party votes in the national parliament to pass the annual budget bill, a failure to find common ground in Catalonia would likely spill over to national politics in Madrid - and possibly trigger a snap national election sometimes in early 2019.
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"A trade war will slow down economic growth and demand for oil but also eventually spill over into other asset classes, mostly equities, that can have an impact on oil prices through a negative market sentiment," Jette Jørgensen of Global Risk Management Ltd said.
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Obstfeld said the IMF does not see a generalized pullback from emerging markets, nor contagion that will spill over to those emerging economies which have stronger economies and have thus far avoided major outflows, such as those in Asia and some oil exporting countries.
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GDP this year is expected to grow 3-0003 percent, Chan added, saying he was cautiously optimistic with robust global economic growth expected to benefit the trade-dependent city, and China's stabilizing economy should spill over into the financial hub, even amid structural reforms.
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Even if the Justice Department has an exceptionally strong case, it would surely pause before demanding a fine that imperils the viability of Deutsche Bank, let alone the fragile European banking system, which would surely spill over into global markets and the United States economy.
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"The markets are adjusting now with lots of uncertainties, with China, North Korea, (and the prospect of) a trade war that could spill over to other parts of the economy and the world," said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of 50 Park Investments in New York.
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MELBOURNE, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Australia's largest wealth manager, AMP Ltd, on Wednesday defended its valuation of its life insurance arm after a fund manager threatened to campaign for a board spill over the sale of the business last week for A$3.3 billion ($2.3 billion).
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Not only did he speak passionately against the Palestinian choice to pursue violence rather than negotiations, but he also warned me that his greatest fear was that their violent tactics would spill over and produce ripples that would be felt all across the world.
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"When you have the stock market losing 5% to 7% of its value in a day, that type of stuff is going to spill over into the cattle, and that is what we saw today," said Jeff French, analyst with Top Third Ag Marketing.
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Mr. Gavin was denounced by Mexican business and labor leaders, politicians and academics after he appeared in a 1982 ABC television special, "Mexico: Times of Crisis," in which he spoke of fears that Central America's economic and political troubles could "spill over" into Mexico.
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Militiamen withdraw from US Embassy but Iraq tensions linger BAGHDAD — Iran-backed militiamen withdrew from the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad on Wednesday after two days of clashes with American security forces, but U.S.-Iran tensions remain high and could spill over into further violence.
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Rivalry with Hong Kong was there from the outset: one of Singapore's first big catches was GE, which chose to set up a clock-radio factory in the city-state, worried that the violence of China's Cultural Revolution might spill over to Hong Kong.
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China's trade results, as well as credit data, have helped boost risk appetite and reinforce the stabilization thesis, which should have spill-over effects for the global economy, said Candice Bangsund, a portfolio manager with the global asset allocation team at Fiera Capital in Montreal.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock markets inched higher on Tuesday, propelled by solid gains on Wall Street, after China's central bank stepped in to stabilize the yuan, soothing fears that a protracted trade spat between the United States and China would spill over into a currency war.
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International authorities have repeatedly asked Italy's already fragile banking sector to address the large levels of non-performing loans in its banking system and there are viable concerns that a failed rescue effort could spill over and destabilize other lenders in the world's eighth largest economy.
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This past year, though, the biggest drama to spill over from the YouTube beauty community was an intertwined debacle involving displays of racism in old tweets, social media fights, and eventually, teary apology videos from Jeffree Star, Laura Lee, Manny MUA, Nikita Dragun, and Gabby Zamora.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyTrump urges Congress to pass bill allowing new parents to advance tax credits Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Senators signal impeachment trial could spill over into next week MORE (R-La.) paced the sidelines of the chamber, while Sen.
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Other studies have found that as people improve willpower in one area of their lives — in the gym or with their eating habits — good habits then spill over into other parts of their lives, such as how they manage their money or perform at work, Duhigg reports.
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Statements from the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy committee have cited core inflation as a key reason for keeping rates on hold at 6.25 percent since October, given concerns it will spill over into broader prices and threaten the RBI's target of 4 percent headline inflation.
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Tourist towns in the central south have for years been spared any spill-over of violence from the deep south and analysts say the government is loath to blame the coordinated bombings on southern Muslim insurgents because of fear of damaging tourism in the predominantly Buddhist country.
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Moreover, big banks in the $100 billion to $250 billion asset range provide critical credit to large parts of the economy and the failure of one or more of them would have devastating effects on their borrowers, which could well spill over into a larger crisis.
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CHICAGO, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Weakness in U.S. agriculture could spill over into other parts of rural economies, with macroeconomic headwinds exacerbating the downturn caused by the growth of global crop supplies outpacing demand, an official at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City said on Friday.
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Obstfeld said the IMF does not see a generalized pullback from emerging markets, nor contagion that will spill over to those emerging economies which have stronger economies and have thus far avoided major outflows, such as some in Asia and some oil and metals exporting countries.
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"When conflicts get difficult in health care between the different entities, we too often let the consequences of that conflict spill over onto sick people," said Peter Bach, a physician and director of the center for health policy and outcomes at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Hospital.
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Hungry City 12 Photos View Slide Show ' At Serengeti Kitchen in East Harlem, the escargots are small and dainty, demure analogues to the giant African land snails — large enough to spill over the palm of your hand — that are eaten as hors d'oeuvres in West Africa.
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CARAMANICA Lead singers with Sounds of Blackness — Ann Nesby, Big Jim Wright and Lauren Evans — spill over one another with overlapping gospel praise in "Til I Found You," the first single from a new collection by the producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis with various collaborators.
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"If you see a eurosceptic party gains a significantly larger share of the vote than current polls suggest that could spill over into concern about the French elections and the National Front doing better in the second round of voting than is currently being predicted," she said.
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George, who nevertheless said she was open to changing her monetary policy stance should downside risks spill over to the broader economy in a way that "fundamentally affects the consumers and shifts the overall outlook", pushed back that such a pre-emptive strike was the right course.
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Over the past few weeks, as students from abroad returned to school in New York for the fall semester, there was concern that the protests would spill over onto campuses, which has happened in parts of Australia, New Zealand, Canada and in other American cities like Boston.
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"For prices to rally further, it would likely require some combination of general U.S. dollar weakness, lower interest rates and a spike in inflation expectations via higher oil prices and/or concerns of a negative spill-over to global growth," Macquarie analysts wrote in a note.
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Trump's simmering anger over Special Counsel Robert Mueller's year-old Russia probe appeared to spill over into a series of well-worn recriminations in several tweets, including that the investigation was politically motivated and had its roots in the administration of his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.
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If the new administration pursued more aggressive tariff policies towards China, we would expect China to take counter measures, with adverse consequences for growth and inflation in both countries and potentially RMB depreciation and risk aversion in financial markets that would likely spill over into other emerging markets.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyTrump urges Congress to pass bill allowing new parents to advance tax credits Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Senators signal impeachment trial could spill over into next week MORE (R-La.) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) in the Senate, and by Reps.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyTrump urges Congress to pass bill allowing new parents to advance tax credits Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Senators signal impeachment trial could spill over into next week MORE (R-La.) told reporters who asked when he thought it would end. Sen.
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Dour economic data continued to stream in, with activity in Britain's construction industry shrinking for a third month in a row in July as Brexit worries hit building projects, amid concerns that the slowdown could soon spill over into other areas of the economy, according to a survey.
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Some banks have recently lowered mortgage interest rates by 5 to 10 basis points for first time property buyers, likely a spill-over effect from Beijing's recent moves to cut banks' reserve requirements to boost market liquidity, and mortgage loans have been issued at a faster pace nation-wide.
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If Trump abandons the Paris climate agreement, "China's influence and voice are likely to increase in global climate governance, which will then spill over into other areas of global governance and increase China's global standing, power and leadership," Zou Ji, a senior Chinese climate talks negotiator, told Reuters.
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"It was clear that the loss of growth momentum could become more broad-based and persistent if two risks were to materialize: first, if external demand were to remain weak; and second, if this were to spill over into domestic demand," Draghi said about the bank's policy decisions.
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With a brief nod to Barnsley's badge which – while aesthetically uninspired and ripped off from the local council – features an actual miner, which has to be worth something in terms of working-class cachet, we now find ourselves looking at industrial badges which spill over thematically into something else.
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"Across Asia, there is a deep regional value chain … So, trade tensions between the U.S. and China will have a spill over effect through this value chain," Cyn-Young Park, director for regional cooperation and integration at the Asian Development Bank's economic research and regional cooperation department told CNBC.
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The caucus is expected to meet in Baltimore starting Wednesday to discuss its legislative strategy, which could spill over into the 2016 presidential race and the battle between Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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This is the first time we see how much Lorelai's relationship with Emily both threatens and defines her relationship with Rory, and how easily all of the betrayal and broken expectations Lorelai feels with Emily could spill over and curdle all the warmth and affection she feels with Rory.
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But in recent months the expectation of how fast and deep that slowdown might become has been clouded by slower-than- anticipated growth overseas, and financial market turbulence in the United States that can to some degree spill over into how consumers spend and businesses invest and hire.
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And these companies, meanwhile, are especially attractive to the governments that court them: Salaries are higher than they are in many other sectors of movie production, and the high-tech creative work the houses do can (at least in theory) spill over and stimulate a local tech economy.
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But the fear is that the negative headlines generated by the predicament of the Diamond Princess ship off Japan - the location of the most new coronavirus infections outside China - as well as by the two-week shunning of the MS Westerdam will spill over to the entire industry.
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Reflecting on the city's restaurant renaissance, Mr. Togonidze said the country's recent political calm was only part of the story: "Compounded with a new generation who have grown up in freedom with the excitement about natural wine, how could that energy not spill over to the table?" he said.
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But the fear is that the negative headlines generated by the predicament of the Diamond Princess ship off Japan - the location of the most new coronavirus infections outside China - as well as by the two-week shunning of the MS Westerdam will spill over to the entire industry.
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As painting and its practice became more and more of interest for philosophers, it would not be long before philosophical discourse would spill over into art criticism and art practices: the philosopher turning into a painter (or vice versa), and this is the step that Bonnefoi and Dunoyer undertook with Janapa.
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And 22019% of S&P 2400, by the way, company revenues come from outside of the United States, so it's not affected headline GDP growth here yet but I think there's a decent chance you'll see it spill over into it if this goes on for long enough or intensifies.
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Reducing capacity would significantly lessen the group's ability to deal with unforeseen supply uncertainties stemming from fragile producers such as Venezuela, where the U.S. is mulling additional sanctions that could further cripple output, or Libya; where a battle in the capital threatens to spill over to the country's oil-producing assets.
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While the Corps wasn't expecting the swollen river to spill over into the city, the threat from Barry was real with a storm that was forecast to dump 10 to 15 inches (25 to 38 centimeters) of rain on New Orleans through Sunday, with isolated areas getting 20 inches (93 centimeters).
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Slowing global growth that could spill over to the U.S. economy, tighter financial conditions than six months ago, and the probability that last year's tax cuts will not boost productivity as hoped, all contribute to his view that the U.S. economy will grow just 2 percent this year, he said.
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As a result, some researchers who specialize in studying diseases that spill over from animals to humans have expressed frustration about conducting discussions about scientific claims without the life breath of science: publicly available data and accounts of how the research was done that have been vetted by other scientists.
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In the case of Tafida Raqeeb, religion raises its head yet again in a way unique to Islam; while it meant a victory for the Raqeeb family, it also sets a dangerous precedent for the role of religion in society, which can easily spill over into other issues of social policy.
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"The evident economic difficulties that have hit Turkey and Argentina this year have so far been viewed by markets as largely confined to those two countries — with limited spill-over potential to other emerging markets, " Jon Harrison, managing director of emerging-market macro strategy at TS Lombard, told CNBC via email.
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But Larry Kudlow, director of the White House's National Economic Council, told CNBC he did not believe Meng's arrest would "spill over" into the talks with China aimed at increasing Beijing's purchases of U.S. farm and energy commodities, lowering Chinese tariffs and sweeping changes to China's policies on intellectual property and technology transfers.
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One of the more unusual instructions in the cable was to pass a strong message regarding the Israeli concern that the chemical weapons left at the disposal of the Assad regime might be used against rebel forces close to the Israeli border in the Golan Heights and spill over to the Israeli side.
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The brewing fight between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Congress over Saudi Arabia is poised to spill over into next year.
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Although Trump has shown no disposition to learn from his predecessors, the country, the region, and the world would undoubtedly benefit if he took a lesson from Bush and Obama in this instance, particularly given the distinct possibility that any conflict in Venezuela would spill over into neighboring Brazil, or already-unstable Colombia.
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But that's starting to change, and some think the space could also see other trends spill over from the broader payments industry — consultant McKinsey said in a report published on Monday that traditional B22B payments that have big scale but are also fragmented could be part of a fresh M&A wave.
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Larry Kudlow, director of the White House's National Economic Council, told CNBC he did not believe Meng's arrest would "spill over" into the talks with China aimed at increasing Beijing's purchases of U.S. farm and energy commodities, lowering Chinese tariffs and making sweeping changes to China's policies on intellectual property and technology transfers.
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A religious fundamentalist whose group has been condemned by the Southern Poverty Law Center, Mr. Farrakhan is fervently opposed to the legitimacy of the state of Israel, and his political positions regarding the country frequently spill over into bigoted remarks about Jews, which is why many public officials have avoided association with him.
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Both this consolidation and the overall decline in farm income will spill over into farm towns, leading to a further decline in off-farm business activity and employment, especially among businesses directly serving farmers as well as farm input suppliers and downstream processors of farm and ranch production, such as feedlots and pork producers.
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While we were decades away from the medical revelations of the dangers of football, her natural protective instincts, which could often spill over into full-blown anxiety, told her that the hot-weather practices in full gear and the hard contact that was the core of the game were not for her little boy.
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"When we go to the next step and take action against China on investment and trade that will be much more significant, and then you will see their response spill over into other areas," according to Wendy Cutler, a former diplomat and negotiator who serves as the vice president of the Asia Society Policy Institute.
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Watching fandoms like these devolve into toxicity and trolling, and then watching that trolling spill over into the real world, is a reminder that even the most entertaining kinds of media we consume, and the online spaces we build to (ostensibly) champion and appreciate them, can have real-life implications that aren't always pleasant.
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"Italy is in a deep bear market, we've seen a lot of widening of credit and yet nevertheless we've not seen a lot of spill-over, I've think it would need to get to the next level with more downgrades and more significant market stress from Italy spilling over to banks and other parts of Europe," he said.
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A good showrunner, of course, will make sure the chemistry in a room doesn't spill over from intimate but productive to toxic, but even the best showrunners can't be in the room 100 percent of the time it's up and running, something that's especially true on broadcast network shows that air 18 to 22 episodes per season.
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"We advise keeping a close eye on the jobs report as well as data on consumer spending and confidence as these will be critical for the Fed," analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch told clients on Wednesday, noting that labor market statistics show signs of a slowdown that could spill over to other parts of the US economy.
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While some credit normalization is expected, Fitch notes that this could be hastened or potentially more severe due largely to potential impacts from the mortgage market across Canada as well as exogenous macroeconomic risks such as continued pressure in the global oil and gas markets that could lead to the spill-over effects on the general economy.
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As technology has made it easier for anyone to create and distribute dirty pictures and videos, it's become harder to see where the pornographers end and the rest of us pervs begin—and that could mean that the aggressive laws designed to crack down on "evil" pornographers could potentially spill over into the lives of ordinary citizens.
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Meanwhile, you can learn everything you need to know about the glory years of the 200s-20003-22000 (I know how that sounds, but don't pretend like the 215s didn't spill over a little longer than most decades) just from watching "There You Go" (which was released in December of '22016 with the music video following in 00).
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The Rotunda, normally packed with tourists, was also largely empty save for a police officer and spill over from a press scrum from Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing McConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill House Republicans oppose remote voting during crisis MORE's (D-Calif.) nearby office.
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While most analysts agree that the presence in the Chinese city of the People's Armed Police, a force under the military commission, is likely intended to send a message to domestic audiences that the government is in control and will not allow unrest to spill over the border, it has caused concern among many in Hong Kong.
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As the War on Terror threatens to spill over into its third decade and America surveys a future in which it is no longer the world's only superpower, it's important to remember that a teeny-tiny portion of Defense Department spending went toward creating this drink machine from America's Army: Proving Grounds, the official game of the U.S. Army.
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A Black woman wouldn't be able to get away with Bradley's "fuck you" outbursts when her ideas are shut down because they aren't fluffy enough for morning TV. The need to control your anger even when it's ready to spill over at every microaggression is one Witherspoon can't understand, which is one of the reasons her character falls flat.
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Whether considered as the least one can do with a writing implement, a proto-writing meme of Paleolithic descent, or a semiotic signal that a sentence has ended, a deluge of perspectives spill over the installation's conceptual sandbags, flooding the room with interpretive possibilities, the sheer variety of which seem uncharacteristic of the genre Kosuth has practiced for decades.
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"The question for monetary policy is whether it remains cautious, as premature easing - a cut in the key rate before 3Q19 - may add to the risks to the Kazakhstani tenge, which is already facing headwinds due to key oilfield maintenance and potential negative spill-over effects from Russia and China," said Dmitry Dolgin, chief Russia and CIS economist at ING.
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My LP — purchased from my meager pay as a polyester-clad Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips newbie — survived scratches and a bong spill over the next year, even deeper nicks in my college dorm room in the early '80s, and then a lonely and extended three-decade exile on various shelves in various homes on three continents since CDs, iTunes and YouTube took over.
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" RELATED: Support for SCOTUS hearings remains strong, CNN/ORC poll finds "While it's been an ugly political season, to me the American people see through this, and they don't want a court that can't make a decision for two years," she said, adding that even with "all of the finger pointing and all of the hate words, no one thinks that should spill over into the court.
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The argument that setting aside Puerto Rico's constitutional guarantee to their general obligation bondholders will not spill over to impact the broader municipal bond market — one that the U.S. Treasury has enthusiastically propounded — seems to be predicated solely on the notion that a territory is unlike a state and that whatever legislation Congress passes will be sui generis, with no relevance to the rest of the country.
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Some economists have argued that continued unilateral trade negotiations will not likely increase in escalation—it will be business as usual for both sides—but the effects could spill over and could escalate political tensions between China and the U.S. Especially, if the U.S. and other allies begin to work on multilateral trade negotiations aimed at limiting Chinese state-sponsored industries, global tensions could begin to rise.
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Song structures spill over conventional demarcations, rhyme schemes are abandoned… Captain Beefheart is a common comparison for Waits' voice, but their relative approaches to making records are fascinating to compare as well: Beefheart's landmark Trout Mask Replica is a bonkers-sounding, chaotic album that was so rigorously rehearsed to sound that way that the whole thing was recorded in six hours, with all the backing tracks virtually indistinguishable from each other.
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The Temer administration is worried that the dispute will spill over onto the Senate floor and upset the passage of the spending ceiling that cleared the lower house by a comfortable margin on Tuesday.. The constitutional amendment limits federal spending to the rate of inflation for up to 20 years, a measure to plug Brazil's widening budget deficits that have fueled inflation, expanded the public debt and cost the country its prized investment grade credit rating.
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" Wedbush analyst Dan Ives mentioned the importance of overseas markets in a bullish note to investors on Wednesday: "While there are Street worries that some European unit shipments might spill over into the second quarter and out of the first-quarter, which could skew linearity in the first half of 2019, we believe the Street is well aware of this potential timing dynamic and 'air pocket' quarter as underlying pent-up demand looks robust on this new European frontier based on our analysis.
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"I suspect if this were to continue for six months, or if we really go into a bear market, it would clearly spill over into the private markets," said Ellenbogen, who runs the firm's $25 billion New Horizons Fund, in an interview this week at J.P. Morgan Chase's [r]Evolution conference in Half Moon Bay, CA. Ellenbogen built a name for himself in Silicon Valley over the past decade by taking substantial stakes in later-stage start-ups and holding them through their IPOs and beyond.
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