But if you look at places ... Indonesia has 1003 percent childhood stunting, India 38 percent, Pakistan 45 percent, most of Africa has about 30 percent childhood stunting.
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And while it is the physical stunting that we can measure, a side effect is a stunting of brain development, holding these children back, holding nations back, holding humanity back.
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Today in the United States, you see very little stunting.
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The link between stunting and productivity, for example, remains murky.
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"The album's not really about stunting and diamonds," he says.
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This physical and cognitive stunting decreases lifetime productivity and wages.
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They protect their fortunes, often stunting growth in the process.
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There was concern that Facebook was indeed stunting Snapchat's growth.
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Stunting is when you're not the right height for your age.
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In 2005, Peru's malnutrition rates were fueling a growing stunting problem.
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Baudelaire, incidentally, was a known proponent of dandyism, the original stunting.
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It can lead to stunting things, even when people are working hard.
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The images are provided for them, thus stunting their own creative abilities.
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Stunting—being extremely short for one's age—has declined roughly in parallel.
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"Stunting with my daddy," Boyega wrote alongside the picture he posted Tuesday.
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Hungry children The report also found limited progress in reducing child stunting.
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We have metrics from all over the world where stunting is still happening.
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Price has been one of the major constricting factors stunting VR headset adoption.
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Dwelling too much on past accomplishments is a recipe for stunting future progress.
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These ugly ducklings have already been stunting on all the AFC's prettiest swans.
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If we don't allow ourselves to have those conversations, we're stunting our growth.
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China reduced stunting from 32.3 percent in 1990 to 9.4 percent in 2010.
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You've got Lil Nas stunting as a fairy type, accompanied by a Granbull.
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Stunting and malnutrition affect more than a third of young children in Rwanda.
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The university may be on the verge of making yet another program-stunting blunder.
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And in the process of stunting the growth of galaxies, they grow bigger themselves.
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Read the tentative agreement: Go deeper: America's massive teacher shortage is stunting student learning
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Stunting is caused by long-term under-nutrition, combined with sanitation and hygiene problems.
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Or suffer in silence in order to make jaws drop in the name of stunting.
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But their rate of stunting increased with age, suggesting that school was aggravating the problem.
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Poor childhood nutrition leads to stunting—inadequate bodily development, including the development of the brain.
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Ultimately, however, Turkle worries that modern technology is stunting our relationships and making us lonelier.
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"It's like stunting a part of your personality in order to keep safe," says another.
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But that was lower than a 32 percent stunting rate recorded in 2009, Hulshof said.
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We hope no coffee or red wine was involved in the stunting of this outfit.
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Malnutrition is rife; the country's children suffer one of the world's highest rates of stunting.
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She'd posted a picture of herself back at the Navarro gym, stunting with the team.
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"Economic losses due to stunting and malnutrition are estimated to be 2 to 3 percent of Indonesia's GDP," said Martha Bowen, deputy country director in Indonesia for the U.S. government's Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), which runs a $134 million project to reduce stunting in Indonesia.
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They showed that the Zika virus was able to easily infect these cells, stunting their growth.
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Rules such as Dodd-Frank have led to tighter credit, hurting small businesses and stunting growth.
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It can also ravage tomatoes—stunting them and causing them to produce contorted tendril-like leaves.
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They have to know that small refinery exemptions are stunting the growth of the biodiesel industry.
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Returns to work would rise, appeasing supply-siders who think too little labor is stunting growth.
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Incorporating bugs into school feeding programs could provide children with the necessary nutrients to prevent stunting.
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Aging, according to recent economic research, is stunting the emergence of new businesses and sapping productivity.
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India lags behind, having reduced stunting from 153 percent in 1990 to 38.4 percent in 2015.
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Likewise, new pieces up front must be comfortable dropping, blitzing or stunting on any given play.
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Go deeper: Millennials are relandscaping the housing market America's massive teacher shortage is stunting student learning
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He also doesn't talk to his friends about matters of the soul, which is emotionally stunting.
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Higher interest rates could prod debt-laden firms into deleveraging, though at the risk of stunting growth.
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Foetal growth restriction, suboptimal breastfeeding, stunting, wasting and vitamin A and zinc deficiencies are all possible consequences.
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But rather than stunting democracy in Somaliland, this response ensured that democratisation moved from the bottom up.
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"And children under five years continue to suffer from high rates of stunting and wasting," she said.
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They mean reduced IQs and chronic stunting and wasting in children, and reduced work capacity in adults.
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The weather was cloudy for the first few months of the mission, stunting the growth of crops.
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Babies who aren't breastfed and survive are often impacted through stunting, kwashiorkor, or chronic infections and illness.
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Ethiopia has been attempting to address childhood stunting, which has been reduced by a third since 2010.
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Yeah, stunting formally is that your height is substantially below what it should be for your age.
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Plants protect themselves by not fully developing roots, therefore stunting crop yield, but not poisoning your meal.
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In between stunting for Rick, Cliff serves as his gopher: driver, handyman, life coach, drinking buddy, and friend.
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I have my go-to easy heels and then I have my stunting, cab-to-curb statement pieces.
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Nearly five times as many children suffer from stunting due to lack of proper nutrients in their youths.
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Also your GF can't ski and these man are stunting down the hill, how is she getting home?
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Lead can cause devastating harm in children, stunting their intellectual growth and affecting cardiovascular, hormone and immune systems.
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After that, I decided to leave stunting, but I worked for years as a safety coordinator for sets.
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Some feel his regime is stunting the country's economy and limiting access to higher education and improved healthcare.
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They have also had to discover the most effective way to shape a tree without stunting its growth.
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We can all agree that privacy must be protected without stunting the growth of the still-nascent UAS industry.
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Credited with strengthening what had threatened to become a failed state, he is also reviled for stunting its development.
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According to the United Nations, one in four young children in the camps suffer from stunting caused by malnutrition.
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Stunting in kids, for instance, is sometimes associated with low consumption of animal products and other protein-rich foods.
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By covering our racial wounds with bandages of self-denial we often end up stunting our healing as individuals.
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It can lead to obesity as well as stunting - a condition that permanently affects children's mental and physical development.
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Without expendable income to buy homes, millennials are living with their parents in record numbers, stunting the housing market.
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From stunting solar energy and battery supply chains to altering investment outlooks, the effects of coronavirus could be sweeping.
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Lead can cause devastating harm to children, including stunting their intellectual growth and affecting cardiovascular, hormone and immune systems.
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"Stunting like his daddy," the actor captioned the portrait of the newborn, along with hashtags such as #ThisIsTheFaceHeMadeAfterPeeingOnHisMother and #iToldHerThatHeLookedLikeHeWasAboutToLetGo.
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This immediate change signals that her continued substance abuse triggered physical side effects beyond addiction, actually stunting hair follicle growth.
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So correcting the bad nutrition (of expectant mothers as well as infants) that leads to stunting should be a priority.
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According to UNICEF, fecal contamination and poor sanitation is a leading cause of child mortality, disease, under nutrition and stunting.
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Population caps may help to calm the property market, but only by stunting the growth of the most productive cities.
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Now that revenues are picking up and expansion opportunities are more prevalent, labor conditions are the big challenge stunting growth.
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The virus kills tulips by weakening their bulbs and stunting their growth, until they have no strength left to bloom.
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Shortly after gaining independence, Tajikistan fell into a bitter civil war, further stunting the logistics of constructing the tea house.
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Stunting – throwing people high into the air, catching them, and holding them above your head, safely – is no mean feat.
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What we know about childhood stunting is that, it's a very simple measure, two standard deviations below height for age.
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"Stunting is probably the best marker of child health inequality," Dr. Kirsten Austad of the Maya Health Alliance told me.
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In some countries, stunting leaves almost half of children smaller than they should be and suffering from lifelong learning difficulties.
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Tackling stunting takes a generation, longer than most governments last, so it requires widespread buy-in, said the WFP's Webb.
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Who else is ready to see what tricks she has up her sleeve for the coming months of red carpet stunting?
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Whining about Discovery's obvious stunting, or suggesting that it's too performatively "woke," is forgetting the show's history and its longtime intentions.
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It's childlike, casting Yachty's boasts in an innocent and un-self-conscious light, as though he's stunting while riding a tricycle.
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It's anyone's guess how, exactly, all those reviewers managed to rate the app without stunting the growth of their little trees.
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"I definitely want to be stunting on Gwyneth Paltrow — flashy, flashy name that isn't even in a Google search," he says.
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" He continued, "I definitely want to be stunting on Gwyneth Paltrow — flashy, flashy name that isn't even in a Google search.
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And the amount spent on people with private insurance will still rise quickly even though high-deductible plans are stunting demand.
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Chinese policymakers have been trying to contain financial risks and slow an explosive build-up in debt without stunting economic growth.
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The biggest factor stunting further growth, Simon says, is that kids stop playing puck in China around age 13 or 14.
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Levels of stunting among children in Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia are among the worst in the world, according to WFP.
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" The "trauma" of the Trump era has caused voters to "cling to the familiar, stunting our capacity to dream, limiting faith.
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A few differences: — The dirt bikers are more associated with acrobatics, known as stunting, whereas supermoto was born out of racing.
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Rates of childhood stunting, mothers dying in childbirth, and the miseries wrought by rare tropical diseases all have gone steadily down.
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Now, Keilen said the heat wave is stunting the growth of his crops, which were planted later than usual in wet soil.
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But these Wild Card players are out there in 'feels like' six and nine degree weather, stunting all kinds of pain tolerance.
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It is a meditation set to the boom of 808s and expressed through stunting on snowmobiles while wearing several pounds of fur.
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The population of 25 million is already stressed and vulnerable with malnutrition among children that could worsen, stunting their growth, it said.
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But their dull matchup last year may have hurt their marketability to the casual fan, stunting the excitement for their subsequent fights.
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Pedagogues argue that Algerians have become jacks of all tongues, but masters of none, and worry that the mélange is stunting development.
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"He will save small businesses from the crushing burdens of unnecessary regulations that are stunting job growth and suppressing wages," Trump said.
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The drought deprived the crop of water, stunting its growth and reducing his yield of corn to feed his nearly 2500,22012 cows.
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President Donald Trump's trade war has ground global manufacturing to a halt while stunting export and import activity from Beijing to Baltimore.
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Other children must have died or been left with the long-term effects of severe malnutrition such as stunting or brain damage.
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The results, researchers said, suggest that carefully chosen probiotics could also help prevent stunting, which afflicts 160 million of the world's children.
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"We heard many stories of people panic-selling at the worst possible times, stunting the growth of their portfolios forever," she said.
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That's welcome news for policymakers looking to cut debt and pollution in older industries without stunting growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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His brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves, permanently stunting their own growth.
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And its measures of health (stunting and survival rates) are too crude to distinguish between Singapore's healthy population and Finland's even healthier one.
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Many blame the country's conservative attitudes for stunting positive conversations around sex, meaning a topic like consent is a nightmare to navigate publicly.
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Just in 2019 alone, studies have come out associating particulate pollution with violent crime, lower GDP, childhood stunting in India, and increased mortality.
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But the rate increases so far have been modest, suggesting authorities remain wary about tapping the brakes too hard and stunting economic growth.
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Researchers at the World Bank reckon the effects of stunting have reduced Africa's GDP by 9-10% from what it would otherwise be.
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The Lanzhou planners say the chronic water shortage is stunting the region, which experienced just 973 inches (380 mm) of rain last year.
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Poor feeding practices, alongside teenage pregnancies, arise in intergenerational stunting in a staggering 41 percent of the overall population, across all social demographics.
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Two wins from his 217th national title, Auriemma dismissed critics who claimed that his team's accomplishments were stunting the growth of women's basketball.
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Take things to the next level by scrolling through our gallery of celebrity ceiling selfies ... see the famous faces stunting to the sky!
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Numerous surveys have highlighted the devastating impact this onerous policy has played in stunting job creation and thwarting investments in research and development.
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His brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves -- permanently stunting their own growth.
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Africa has seen an upward trend in the number of stunted children, while Asia has experienced the largest relative decrease in stunting prevalence.
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His brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves — permanently stunting their own growth.
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His brother and sister gave what little food they had to help him recover and ate dirt themselves — permanently stunting their own growth.
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In petri dish experiments published in early March, scientists showed how Zika virus directly targets the cells required for brain development, stunting their growth.
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That is why in recent decades the peso has so often been overvalued, killing the competitiveness of many businesses and stunting the country's exports.
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Caused by a poor diet in a child's first 1,000 days of life, stunting has severe, irreversible consequences on physical health and cognitive functioning.
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"Investing in reducing child stunting should be a priority in Bangladesh," Qimiao Fan, the World Bank's Bangladesh country director, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It also provides evidence of the "potential economic returns if we are to take aggressive measures toward eliminating stunting", she said in a statement.
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About 8 million children in the Congo are malnourished, according to the United Nations children's fund, UNICEF, causing growth stunting, mental retardation and death.
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"Today, we estimate that around 200,000 children are affected by acute malnutrition, heightening their risk of death and increasing rates of stunting," Hulshof said.
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Instead, you need to be proactive and ask for feedback throughout the year, because if you don't, you risk stunting your growth and development.
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In the past 10 years, American corporations have spent trillions of dollars in buybacks and dividends, stunting growth while enriching shareholders and mediocre executives.
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But crops suffered under dry weather from November to April, stunting growth in southwest Kansas and clipping grain potential in other areas of the state.
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The index is based on levels of hunger in the general population, and rates of wasting, stunting and deaths among children under five years old.
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One way to reduce stunting would be to improve the crops that Africans, particularly those in the countryside, actually eat—in other words, orphan crops.
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Although Latinos are three times as likely as the general population to start their own business, cultural and economic factors are stunting their financial growth.
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Feeding children an egg a day could prevent stunting, a condition resulting from poor nutrition which hinders cognitive growth, learning and economic potential, research shows.
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We can all agree that privacy must be protected without stunting the growth of the still-nascent UAS industry, just like many other technologies before it.
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Sa'ada governorate in the country's northwest has the world's highest stunting rates among children, affecting eight out of 10 in some areas, the U.N. agency said.
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Stunting - where a child is short for their age - is another sign of chronic malnourishment and has irreversible consequences for both physical health and cognitive function.
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Health experts say a major challenge for the government is to reduce stunting especially in ever-expanding slums, where it is worse than in other areas.
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Her latest street style stunting, however, has seemed to err on the side of that aforementioned Girl Power-pushing, high-heel wearing, glitter-loving pop band.
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Cubans also paid for Castro's achievements with a lack of liberty that constrained both their efforts and their souls, stunting the economic development of the island.
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Valanciunas is ready for far more than the 12.4 field-goal attempts he took per 36 minutes this season, and DeRozan's presence is stunting his growth.
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Authorities are trying to walk a fine line by containing riskier types of financing and slowing an explosive build-up in debt without stunting economic growth.
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It's hard to get people to see them as propping up a crisis that is over-burdening students and even stunting the growth of our economy.
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And sure enough, Drake raps harder here than anywhere on Views: it's studded with dozens of Diddy disses, references to hip-hop classics, and unrepentant stunting.
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I've covered massacres in South Sudan, concentration camps in Myanmar and widespread stunting in India, but it's also important to acknowledge the backdrop of global progress.
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In defending the Club for Growth's endorsement of Trump, McIntosh cited the President's tax and deregulatory policies, while excusing his growth stunting, nakedly protectionist trade policies.
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Meal rates are lowest in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa where stunting rates are highest - meaning that children's heights are low compared to their age.
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Undernutrition — stunting, nutrient deficiencies, wasting — affects more than 2 billion people around the world, and in Africa and Asia diminishes 4 to 11 percent of GDP.
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Africans are the most likely to face multiple forms of malnutrition: stunting (low height for age) in children, anemia among young women, and obesity in adult women.
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Why it matters: The lack of teachers is stunting student learning, as growing class sizes are becoming unmanageable learning environments, and teacher aides are in short supply.
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Chinese authorities are walking a fine line by seeking to contain riskier types of financing and slowing an explosive build-up in debt without stunting economic growth.
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Chinese authorities are trying to walk a fine line by containing riskier types of financing and slowing an explosive build-up in debt without stunting economic growth.
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And then you're also dealing with another issue of stunting and issues surrounding the first 1,303 days of newborns' lives being adversely affected by lack of food.
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The latest research, published in Cell Stem Cell, suggests that Zika virus directly targets cells required for brain development, stunting their growth—and often destroying them outright.
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Nearly a third of children living in six of the country's 10 regions experience growth stunting or chronic malnutrition, according to the United Nations children's agency (UNICEF).
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Stunting among Chadian children under the age of five fell to 39 percent in 2010 from 45 percent in 2004, according to the 2016 Global Nutrition Report.
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"The goal of eliminating stunting is key to achieving zero hunger, Sustainable Development Goal 2," said Thomas Yanga, director of the World Food Programme's (WFP) Africa office.
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The complaint, then as now, is that regulations are often excessive and financially punitive, stunting private companies' growth and putting them at a disadvantage against foreign competition.
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Couple that with a society that fetishizes eating "clean" and stunting on Instagram, and you have to wonder if anyone is ever really free of their disorders.
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One examines 3 main factors for child growth failure (CGF): stunting (insufficient height for age), wasting (insufficient weight for height), and being underweight (insufficient weight for age).
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Authorities have repeated pledged to reduce a mountain of corporate debt in the name of national security, though they have moved cautiously to avoid stunting business activity.
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Even though no one's called my express education a stunt, it does feel, in even supposing that I might have watched it "better," that I've been stunting.
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It was only in the 2009-2014 National Medium-Term Development Plan that the government identified stunting as an issue to be addressed, said the MCC's Bowen.
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So I think that VCs and raising a bunch of money and raising way more than you need, it ends up stunting people's actual growth as businesses.
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Not because of some tanking-related scheme, but because Tyson Chandler and PJ Tucker might not actually be better than the young players whose development they are stunting.
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Even parts of the more well-off Central Highlands report stunting rates of 60 percent, baffling aid workers and development experts who suspect cultural practices may be responsible.
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According to the study, as a result of their newfound diet the fish are stunting their own growth, altering their innate behavior, and significantly increasing their mortality rates.
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Nadja Smith, New York RE: THE ASHLEY TREATMENT Genevieve Field wrote about the ethics of medically stunting the growth of children who have severe mental and physical limitations.
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The result is not creative but destructive, just as the parties in north Tehran are less festive celebrations than distorted affirmations of the will against a stunting force.
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When I look at these situations, 35-40 percent childhood stunting, and also school performance isn't good either, the question is, what are these people going to do?
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Players leave for Europe too young, stunting their development at the crucial moment; energies are directed toward identifying attacking phenomena, rather than the painstaking work of educating defenders.
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Roughly 85033 million children would be cut off from nutrition programs, leaving them vulnerable to stunting, a condition that could affect them for the rest of their lives.
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For years, activists and researchers have known that solitary confinement can destroy a person's mind, slowly stunting the growth of brain cells needed to form memories and coherent thoughts.
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That ongoing deficit has grabbed the attention of President Donald Trump, who has blamed it for helping to decimate U.S. factory jobs as well as stunting U.S. economic growth.
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Stunting is defined as low height-for-age and is measured by comparing the height of a child against the international benchmark for a child of the same age.
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A big part of his job and his career is stunting like he's got it, which he does when he's not being sued by ex-landlords for unpaid rent.
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Even when it doesn't kill, it prevents kids from attending school and parents from working, devastating millions of families and stunting economic growth in dozens of low-income countries.
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And they are not intended as placebos — so the algorithms involved might well "learn" about the chilled thinking that they themselves caused, and magnify and perpetuate its stunting effects.
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On skates one is in a gorgeous opalescent bubble, floating along, or stunting, or racing in a world void of unfair tennis umpires, sexist politicians and assaulting network C.E.O.s.
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Stopping short of echoing the Republican's cry of overly burdensome regulation stunting financial institutions and, by extension, overall growth prospects, Powell has suggested a need to reduce needless regulation.
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Usually you'll have seen it on some unnamed young Brit with sweat-glowy skin, stunting for the lens in a pic taken on a film camera on a darkened dancefloor.
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What's new: A combination of interventions including exclusive breastfeeding and improvements in maternal health and newborn care have led to a decline in stunting among children everywhere except in Africa.
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Acute malnutrition kills, but a bigger long-term threat is chronic malnutrition, also known as stunting, which happens when a child has food but not enough nutrients to develop properly.
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Earlier this year, European researchers discovered that young fish get hooked on plastic microbeads (the kind you find in exfoliants), stunting their growth and making them more vulnerable to predators.
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Care Peru obtained funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to develop a different approach to stunting focused on nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, and health.
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"One in five could die and the others could suffer severe long-term consequences, such as stunting," Manuel Fontaine, the U.N. children's fund UNICEF's head of emergency programs, told Reuters.
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Rather than viewing our natural resources as something that should be left untouched, and therefore stunting human progress and wellbeing, their strategy reflects a positive and uplifting view of humanity.
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Throughout Bangladesh and the rest of the global south, the stunting issue could be eased by raising awareness about the importance of vegetables that they can afford and are accessible.
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This is Wayne sounding tortured and effortlessly stunting about his inhuman ability at the same time ("Free the Carter, niggas need the Carter / Sacrificing everything I feel like Jesus Carter").
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Still, the dayslong delay offset their apparent victory with questions about an opaque caucus process and a poorly built smartphone app, stunting what could have been a massive fundraising opportunity.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's commercial capital of Shanghai has reached the point where it needs to boost reform and innovation or risk stunting economic development, its top official warned on Monday.
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A heat wave would cause wet soil to crust and compact, stunting root development and ruining crops, according to Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist with INTL FCStone in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Cultivating several different crops reduces stunting in children, says Rhoda Mofya-Mukuka of the Indaba Agricultural Policy Research Institute, a Zambian think-tank, although growing too many makes small farms inefficient.
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More than three million harbor intestinal worms, like those found in a recent military defector, which siphon off essential nutrients and are particularly dangerous in children, stunting growth and cognitive development.
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Between all of that, Hall works with stylists June Ambrose and Eric Neimand on turning out look after look, and even her dog May Luv is in on the stunting, too.
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Where were you, for example, when your girl stepped out in H2T snake print with matching bag, stunting on the steps of what looks very much looks like a private jet?
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Featuring the lads alternately stunting on an abandoned boat (very Halloween), and lit by neon lights, it's a switch up on their usual brightness—but that's definitely not a bad thing.
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More than 56 percent of Chad's adults - some 3.4 million people - suffered from stunting as children, and as a result are unable to achieve their full potential, according to the study.
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Clubroot produces swellings on canola's roots, choking them of nutrients and stunting growth of the plant's valuable seeds, but the disease does not affect the quality of canola oil and meal.
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Ghana has made progress in improving child nutrition, as stunting rates have almost halved, to 19 percent from 36 percent – in just over a decade, the 2016 Global Nutrition Report showed.
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Yet the COHA study found a third of adults in Ghana suffered from stunting as children, and that child mortality linked to under nutrition has reduced Ghana's workforce by seven percent.
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Bucking the stricter limits of Twitter and Facebook posts, these TinyLetters can be any length, and can be seen as an epistolary backlash to the complexity-stunting brevity of social media.
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Cardi B isn't kidding when she raps about liking diamonds, stunting, shining and million dollar deals -- enter Offset with her whopping 20-carat birthday gift, which IS worth over SEVEN FIGURES!!!
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Dr Kumar suspected the problem was that putting genes for the whole artemisinin pathway into the chloroplasts had diverted too many of the precursor molecules away from photosynthesis, thus stunting the leaves.
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With student loans weighing heavily on some recent graduates and stunting the financial independence of many young millennials, it's no wonder moms and dads are committed to picking up more college costs.
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As far as the video itself is concerned, it's a lot of fun, switching between kaleidoscope style shots of Hus against monochrome backgrounds, and scenes of him stunting in a swimming pool.
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Faozan, who like many Indonesians uses one name, said rampant underage marriage on Lombok has been linked to social ills ranging from divorce to unplanned pregnancies, maternal deaths and stunting among children.
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A majority of Yemen children are now believed to be physically stunted from malnutrition (46 percent were stunted even before the war), and physical stunting is frequently accompanied by diminished brain development.
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At that time, there was no word in the Bahasa Indonesia language for the phenomenon except "pendek" (meaning simply "short") used alongside the English term "stunting", she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The index combines education data with mortality and childhood stunting rates to measure how economically productive a child born this year would be by the time she turns 18, all factors remaining constant.
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The optional Cannondale fenders, integrated lighting, bike rack, and kickstand fitted to my test bike are much-needed accessories for the city, but weigh down the bike considerably while stunting on single-tracks.
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But if men in senior positions continue to avoid these activities with female peers, they will be further stunting the growth of deserving women who are eager to move up the corporate ladder.
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"Food security is no longer only a question of food supply but also of nutrition," he said, as limited progress is being made to tackle malnutrition, ranging from child stunting to adult obesity.
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Russia's status as the current gatekeeper of the International Space Station could threaten our capability to explore and learn, stunting our capacity to reach new heights and share innovations with free people everywhere.
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The report, citing government data, said that after 25 years of steady improvement, the prevalence of stunting among Filipino children under five increased to 33 percent in 2015 from 30 percent in 13.
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Last October, the World Bank announced it would increase funding to tackle stunting in Bangladesh to $1 billion over the next three years from about $330 million it has invested in two programs.
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More than one in 10 children in the region die before the age of five due to a lack of adequate health care, and half suffer from chronic malnutrition or stunting, UNICEF said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A global body for Islamic finance will prioritize wider adoption of its standards by engaging national regulators in key markets, aiming to tackle divergent practices that risk stunting the industry's growth.
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The official growth figures released on Thursday are welcome news for Beijing policymakers who are looking to cut debt and pollution in older industries without stunting growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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Some board members leery of stunting growth could vote to hold the rate in future, though economic expansion of 2.5 percent in the first quarter was in line with estimates by the bank.
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If there ever was a player who showed how detrimental the wrong fit can be for an incoming rookie, look no further than Sabonis's brief, progress-stunting tenure with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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A wariness that has been slowly brewing is turning into a regionwide consensus: The benefits of screens as a learning tool are overblown, and the risks for addiction and stunting development seem high.
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Of these, 673 million defecate in fields, rivers or gutters, which makes them and their communities more vulnerable to diseases and conditions like cholera, diarrhea, typhoid, dysentery, polio, hepatitis A and childhood stunting.
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East Timor has Asia's worst rates of child malnutrition, with more than 50 percent of children suffering from stunting - a condition that permanently affects their mental and physical development - according to the United Nations.
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They say more awareness needs to be raised about the link between early marriage and stunting, and the importance of allowing more time between pregnancies to give mothers a chance to regain their health.
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One-third of them are in the state of Pernambuco where doctors first suspected the virus was infecting pregnant women in the early stages of gestation and stunting the brain development of the fetuses.
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But as student loan debt hits record levels, stunting the financial independence of many millennials, maximizing aid in the form of scholarships and grants, which does not have to be paid back, is critical.
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Stunting, which leads to children being short for their age, is a sign of chronic undernourishment and occurs when children lack the calories and proteins - and sometimes vitamins and minerals - they need to grow.
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On Lombok, just east of the resort island of Bali, rampant underage marriage has been linked to social ills ranging from high rates of divorce to unplanned pregnancies, maternal deaths and stunting among children.
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Much of the video has the Migos partying and stunting around a vaguely Latin American mansion, calling up the Escobar imagery that's undergone a revival in the wake of the song's namesake TV series.
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In 2015, an Italian court ordered a divorced mother to stop raising her 12-year-old son on a vegan diet after the boy's father filed a complaint that it was stunting his growth.
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ROME, March 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Scientists said on Friday they had developed a new method to neutralise a dangerous fungal toxin affecting crops that can lead to cancer, childhood stunting and other health threats.
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The number of stunted children under five is falling in every region except Africa and Oceania, and in Ghana stunting rates have almost halved – to 19 percent from 36 percent – in just over a decade.
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"There has been a reduction in the level of stunting in Bangladesh but it remains unacceptably high," Anuradha Narayan, nutrition chief at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in Bangladesh, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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More From Tonic: Even when childbirth goes safely and as planned, children can have the risk of falling into the country's stunting problem—meaning they may not grow to healthy heights because of chronic undernutrition.
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"If you have impact during [fetal development], you see long-term consequences, just chronic illness and stunting of development or long-term consequences on something that's developing and can't be reversed," according to Dr. Gross.
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But this week's announcement that the White House is raising tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese goods does not bode well for prospects for trade, consequently stunting support for export infrastructure investments.
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He expects to do this 10 or 15 times during the Olympics and hopes to catch 90 percent of the cats, stunting the colony's growth and giving them a much healthier and safer life going forward.
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Poverty and a diet of mostly boiled rice or mashed potato are partly to blame for his stunting, which is caused by a lack of nutrients, protein, vitamins and minerals found in meat, fruit and vegetables.
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While I'm sure it will contain excerpts from the previous books of Gucci—more tracks about the work, shooting enemies, and stunting on all of us—I hope to hear more loving, candlelit, doting Gucci, too.
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There is turning the phrase "stunting on my ex bitch" into one of the biggest hooks of last year, and there is the matter of taking rap to black-lunged frontiers that Jethro Tull never explored.
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Hayashi is commonly criticized for stunting the growth of combat sports in the region by making it nearly impossible for fight promoters to make profit from shows through implementing high up-front costs and medical fees.
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These principles seek to avoid the miscues of past diplomatic efforts like the 22019 Agreed Framework and the Six Party Talks, which endured for multiple years, stunting but never terminating North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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Indonesia already has some of the highest food prices in Southeast Asia due to trade restrictions on food imports and other government policies, another factor in its high rates of stunting, according to the World Bank.
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The flood-affected region has been described as particularly impoverished and a UN report describes how north Hamgyong province has some of the highest levels of stunting and muscle wasting among children under the age of five.
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Part of that shift can be traced to Soulja Boy, whose videos depicted him and his friends playing jokes on each other, stunting in the freshest clothes, and trying to entertain themselves as much as their viewers.
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Children who grow up eating rice or millet with no meat, milk, or vegetables, are at risk of stunting, which hinders cognitive as well as physical growth, said Fidele Rima, a UNICEF nutrition advisor in Burkina Faso.
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The regional head of mission for the U.S. government's aid programme USAID, Lisa Franchett, said there had been "substantial improvements in the prevalence of hunger, poverty and stunting" in the areas where it works with the government.
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Exxon Valdez also crippled the region's herring fishery—the fishing industry lost $400 million over 21 years due to herring alone—since oil debris impacted the animals on an embryonic level, stunting their ability to successfully spawn.
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But we're not talking small ifs: Boston must seamlessly reintegrate Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward without stunting the growth of its young players; Toronto needs a full return to health (or close to it) from Kawhi Leonard.
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We got Rich at LAX Sunday and he was stunting with a $120,000 neck piece and a $78,000 two-tone Cuban link necklace ... and he's basically treating his lack of personal security as a badge of honor.
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Other experts, including Dr. David Clark, a neonatologist at Albany Medical Center, and Dr. Gregor Reid, a probiotics researcher at Western University in London, Canada, agreed that future clinical trials might prove that probiotics even prevent stunting.
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It found that the prevalence of stunting in Chinese children and adolescent due to long-term insufficient nutrient intake and infections decreased from 8.1% to 2.4% in that time period, and thinness declined from 7.5% to 4.1%.
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He vowed to leverage momentum from the strike into a long-term quest for additional resources at the state level, including a campaign to roll back property tax restrictions widely seen as stunting fiscal support for public schools.
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There's plenty to dig into: Tirzah's melancholy knack for a love song; AJ Tracey stunting; Dream Wife rattling the bones in your head with their guitars; teen Kelora's ridiculously smooth vocal; Murkage Dave making sense of the everyday.
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There aren't as many exemplars in getting stunting down at a low level of income as there are the overall reduction in childhood death where just getting your vaccine coverage up gives you dramatic gains in that measure.
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The economic benefits of lower rates of under-five mortality and stunting - that can lead to irreversible damage to health - which would result from ending child marriage could reach more than $90 billion annually by 2030, the bank estimated.
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And longer droughts and other forms of unpredictable weather are destroying an ever-larger share of crops across this country, where nearly half the adult population suffered from stunting as children due to malnutrition, according to the United Nations.
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At least 57 countries have a double burden of serious levels of under nutrition – including stunting and anemia – as well as rising numbers of adults who are overweight or obese, putting a massive strain on sometimes already fragile health systems.
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But for women, that's the least of their problems; worrying about unwanted sexual advances from coworkers or investors and higher-ups stunting their careers in favor of people who look like them (again, typically white men) are bigger fish to fry.
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DAKAR, March 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A lack of investment in science is stunting Africa's growth, driving engineers, researchers and scientists abroad and depriving the continent of billions of dollars each year, the founder of a landmark conference said on Thursday.
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The time around birth is widely understood to be a critical period in shaping child nutrition and stunting levels; therefore, changes in parental economic conditions in the pre- and postnatal periods may have particularly large effects on child health and nutrition.
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Across the country, neglect of inland waterways and the associated stunting of water transportation activity could hit the economy with the loss of 85033,000 jobs by 2020, a nearly $750 billion hit to the economy, according to the Civil Engineers.
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Secondly, as their coaches, Drake and Future are not invested enough: Future is too busy stunting for the camera, whilst Drake, not for the first time I feel, is totally pre-occupied by having an emotional moment near a fence.
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The Trump administration has been locked in a battle with Huawei for more than a year, as US officials have waged a campaign urging allies not to use Huawei's 5G equipment and enacted other measures aimed at stunting the company's growth.
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There was also limited progress in 26.3 in addressing multiple forms of malnutrition, such as child stunting (in which children don't grow properly due to undernourishment) and adult obesity, putting the health of hundreds of millions of people at risk.
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You are nowhere near the "what else I can do" point here, because you are an equal co-parent and you cannot stand by while your wife limits your children's lives at the eventual risk of scaring or stunting them.
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Through extensive research, clinical trials with diagnosed screen addicts, and experience treating a variety of other types of addicts, the author explores the alarming reality of how children could be "stunting their own creative abilities" by constantly turning on and tuning in.
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The concept of stunting in the front row is nothing new, that's for sure, but Teyana did so in a way that wasn't audacious, nor extreme, but just the right amount of spice to have you raising your iPhone to get the shot.
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"Cocky" features Rocky, Gucci Mane, and 21 Savage at their stunting prime on a typically ornate and devilish beat by London on Da Track (although something is definitely up with 21's verse, which sounds like it's blasting from a flip phone speaker).
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" In Moyo's view, cutting yourself off from constructive or negative feedback is tantamount to stunting your personal and professional growth, "people's capacity for self-delusion is enormous, and I wake up sometimes and I think, 'what might I be deluding myself on'.
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With an estimated worth of $74.7 million, you'd think old Payno would have higher designs than stunting for the 'gram, but the power of his crisis appears to be so strong that he's turned into a walking how-do-you-do-fellow-kids.jpg.
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The company is embroiled in controversy in the wake of Ronan Farrow's New Yorker report on Leslie Moonves, the chair and CEO of the CBS Corporation, who is accused of sexual harassment and stunting the careers of women who turned down his advances.
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Glasses being in fashion, misconceptions about who can use contacts and a general fear of putting something in one's eye are stunting new customer growth in developed markets, said Aldo Denti, vice president of global franchise development for J&J's eye health business.
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One of the few things about Zika we can say for certain is that it can cause severe neurological defects in developing fetuses — primarily a stunting of the skull and brain called microcephaly — and can do so at any time during a pregnancy.
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Right, coding, or ... But if you have 210 percent stunting, and one study in East Africa showed that in looking at grade school teachers ... up to sixth grade, primary school teachers, only a third could pass the second grade competency exam. Amazing. Right?
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NEW YORK, March 286 (LPC) - Companies seeking to slash borrowing costs on roughly US$4.450bn of leveraged loans have pulled transactions from the market this week, as investors pushed back on opportunistic deals amid worries over the coronavirus epidemic stunting economic growth.
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The ultimate judgment on that will actually take a while, but there is no disputing that Anthony, at 33, looks and sounds content in his new surroundings after hearing for months that his ball-stopping ways were stunting Porzingis and the Knicks.
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Certainly, he's not the only public figure doing this, and I don't think even he would say that he always does a good job at it, but it's rare that you find superstars stunting the way Ye does on this particular jumbotron.
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National Space Council Executive Secretary Scott Pace said at a POLITICO event last week that Russia's turbulent relationship with much of the world is "one of the worst things that's happened to the Russian space program," specifically stunting its commercial space program.
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Anyway, this is one of the few occasions historically that Wayne hopped on the beat that everyone wanted to freestyle over and didn't do anything impressive with it (although Curren$y goes the fuck off, bragging about stunting on blocks you can't even go down).
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The rate of stunting in under-fives in Bangladesh has fallen to 212 percent from 282 percent in 238, official figures show, partly due to a growing economy which has helped lift some 20 million people out of poverty over the last two decades.
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This can be tough for up-and-coming labels that are still growing, Kolb explained, and are forced to choose between absorbing the cost in order to bring on what they consider the best talent or possibly stunting the company's growth because of it.
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Because of a "coding issue" with the app-driven system that party officials used to report results on Monday, Democrats still have no winner in the first nominating contest, stunting three leading campaigns that had each declared some form of victory by late evening.
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The research, published Tuesday, found that while China's rapid economic growth over the past two decades had been accompanied by a reduction in childhood growth stunting and thinness, the country has also seen a four-fold rise in the number of overweight and obese children.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Child malnutrition cost the Philippines $227 billion or nearly 403 percent of its GDP in one year in terms of education spending and lost productivity, while hunger-related stunting is on the rise among children, a global aid agency said on Tuesday.
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" It sounds beautiful when he raps it, and you get to savor the image of how mad some Republican who runs some awful bank and calls himself an "entrepreneur" would be at Wayne stunting on him in a Bentley, as well as the delightful phrase "vagina connoisseur.
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Increasing the minimum wage can lead to higher unemployment, particularly women of childbearing age, who, in turn, may be less likely to avail themselves of health services around the period of childbirth, a time widely understood to be critical in shaping child nutrition and stunting levels.
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Amazon, she noted, has so far been very successful at removing product liability cases to federal courts, which are bound to apply state laws as they exist, thereby "stunting," to use Judge Motz's word, the evolution of state law to reflect the role of Internet retailers.
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Atlanta In the sublimely odd first season of "Atlanta," Donald Glover and his crew of creatives trained us to expect the unexpected — whether it's a local celebrity stunting in an invisible car, an ominous bus passenger aggressively pushing a Nutella sandwich, or a random Migos cameo.
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But there's also a loss for society: Universal secondary education (defined as 12 years of schooling) would lead to improvements in psychological well-being, health care decision-making, contraceptive use and agency, as well as reductions in intimate partner violence and children's stunting and under-five mortality.
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Stunting, or lower-than-normal height because of malnutrition, affects 277 percent of Rohingya child refugees in Bangladesh, a rate 21 percent higher than among the country's general population, the study said, citing data from 2000 and 2012 collected by Doctors Without Borders and the United Nations.
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The school meal program, funded by the U.N. World Food Program (WFP) and global commodities trader Cargill Inc, is part of a larger effort by the Indonesian authorities and aid agencies to tackle widespread malnutrition that affects millions of children, stunting their growth and hobbling their potential.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside That means a student who identifies as female (and who likely has been unable to change her birth certificate to reflect that identification) would've been told to use male facilities despite any reservations, further stunting her transition.
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Nah.Because when she's not stunting at the dentist (yup, not even a root canal is a good enough excuse to tone it down), Rihanna's working the living hell out of that airport strut like it's a day of shooting for her never-produced "Phresh Out The Runway" music video.
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In suggesting that we cut $193 billion from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly known as food stamps), the president is literally swatting food away from children before it can even reach their mouths, depriving them of key nutrients, and stunting their ability to grow and succeed.
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Her routines wouldn't land if the ideas beneath the jokes didn't add up, but they do," which is a quality that "sets her apart from other funny writers who are good at stunting on Twitter, but whose thinking doesn't amount to anything deep or new once you get past the shtick.
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This isn't an unheard-of result, either; Özler and coauthors found negative spillovers in terms of life satisfaction from a cash program in Malawi, and a recent World Bank study found that a cash program increased stunting of children's growth for households not getting the cash, a really serious negative spillover.
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Today marks the 2628th United Nations International Anti-Corruption Day, established in 28500 because the UN recognizes that corruption—"a complex social, political and economic phenomenon that affects all countries"—undermines the very foundation of democratic institutions by distorting electoral processes, perverting the rule of law, and stunting economic development.
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While Trump said in a statement at the time that he would "save small businesses from the crushing burdens of unnecessary regulations that are stunting job growth and suppressing wages," Democrats and associated groups began to dig in, believing early on the Pudzer was one of the most vulnerable Trump cabinet nominees.
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Aside from the production of those two tracks being outside of Brown's lane, Campbell also had a more soulful and soaring singing voice, better equipped to deliver the type of sentiment that comes with a black father and son reconciling their differences while stunting on the TV screen at the same damn time.
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So, from Chicago to Coachella, we've compiled a few eerily similar incidents, in case you're still not convinced: Sears Tower Stunting Luke opted for a rooftop picture: Nick went with a from-the-ground angle: Coachella, aka Where To See All Your Favorite Bachelor Nation Alums Nick did the handkerchief thing: And so did Luke.
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The report is the third since health ministers at the 2012 World Health Assembly agreed on aggressive nutrition improvement targets for 2025, including specific reductions in obesity, Type 2 diabetes, stunting, low birth weight, women's anemia and salt intake, and a 50 percent increase in exclusive breast-feeding for the first six months of life.
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The No. 1 pick in the NBA draft is insanely valuable and Washington guard Markelle Fultz, the presumed top pick (Joel is already stunting), is generally believed to be a sure thing—a 6'5" ball-handling guard with striking athleticism, a 6'10" wingspan, and a skill set that slides right into the modern game.
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There's some recent precedent for a candidate coming out of nowhere to win South Carolina—Newt Gingrich in 2012—but that's largely seen as a fluke, thanks to his commanding debate performance in the state just before the primary, as well as the controversy over the Iowa caucus results stunting momentum out of that state.
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The G.O.O.D. Music signee comes at you from all angles, gurgling and growling over himself as he spazzes at the top of his lungs for two and a half minutes, screaming about dealing and stunting and shooting and issuing the Obama-esque threat to sicc a drone army on anybody standing in his way.
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Interventions such as improving nutrition for breastfeeding mothers, food staple fortification, improving newborn feeding practices, and better child nutrition could prevent 65 million stunting cases and 265 million anemia cases, significantly reduce wasting (low weight for age), and increase the number of children being breastfed, with every dollar invested yielding a return between $4 and $35.
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Earlier this year, the World Bank released a new global nutrition investment framework that provides a straightforward financing road map for achieving the 2025 nutrition goals on stunting, breastfeeding, anemia, and wasting that were adopted by the global community at the 2012 World Health Assembly, and affirmed within the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals adopted last year.
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The first, a new Section Boyz track called "The Worst," is a collaboration with Skeppy, and is accompanied by a The Purge-inspired visual, which features Shoreditch-as-dystopian-hellscape and, more importantly, Skepta stunting in a pair of spider-web pattern tracksuit bottoms (if you can hook me up with some I'll sell you my soul).
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The clip for the Rick Ross-featuring "That's a Check"—a four minute brag-fest up there with the best of them—is a slightly more straightforward affair, depicting Future and Rozay popping champagne and stunting next to a pool in an enormous mansion, like something out of the How To Make A Rap Video Handbook.
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The Enhancing Nutrition, Stepping Up Resilience and Enterprise (ENSURE) program, a $55 million effort led by charity World Vision and funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), aims to address some of the causes underlying chronic food security and malnutrition in Zimbabwe's Manicaland and Masvingo provinces, where stunting rates among children are 34 and 31 per cent respectively.
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Still, he's grown as a provocative and lucid narrator in the years since, always demanding more of the rap form: on "2nd Childhood" (2001), he examines the emotionally stunting effects of poverty; on "I Can" (2002), he reworks "Für Elise" for an endearing youth P.S.A.; on "Bridging the Gap" (2004), he duets with his father, the jazz cornettist Olu Dara.
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But House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) advised against proceeding with the approach, effectively stunting the proposed effort from moving forward, according to three GOP sources familiar with the discussions.
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See for yourself: Being interviewed outside his mansion next to his cars (because if there's one thing Khaled loves, it's stunting), Khaled talks about how he got into the two rappers: Just as a quick thought experiment I would like you to think about the thing you like most in the world, and if you've got a willing friend, talk for them for 30 seconds about your most-loved thing.
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We feel it's our job to continue to bring the problems we face every day — extreme poverty, the fact that food insecurity affects a couple billion people in any given year, that there's so much child stunting, there's so much terrible schooling out there — we try to bring our problems to them and then are finding ways to use the technology and get them engaged so that they can make it work for everyone.
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First, the two countries aren't close to striking an accord that would see China modify some of its trade laws in exchange for tariff relief from the US. Second, Washington and Beijing could soon have little to no free trade between them — stunting the global economy and increasing prices for consumers and importers in the US. That last point isn't just the view of multiple experts; it's also the view from some inside the Trump administration.
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