That stimulus, in terms of the economy taking hold and growth taking hold, should then feed back on to bond yields and bond yields should [go] back up.
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Preachers in Baghdad say a new realism is taking hold.
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A new rivalry, between America and China, is taking hold.
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It's a disturbing tendency that's taking hold in football, too.
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In fact, doubt and worry are taking hold even more.
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He, too, saw moral decline, depravity, and decay taking hold.
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A similar unifying theory has been taking hold in America.
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Six miles away, however, the economic recovery was taking hold.
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He evidently saw signs of similar laxness taking hold in China.
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A ridiculous new aesthetic of corporate mockery is taking hold online.
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Mahomes' flair seems to be already taking hold in the NFL.
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By 1993 Japan's love of Andy Hug was already taking hold.
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So we're really seeing innovation taking hold in the whole economy.
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It didn't take long for profound changes to start taking hold.
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"The idea of social distancing is really taking hold," said Chen.
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Versions of that strategy are taking hold across the Bay Area.
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The flash freeze was already taking hold farther to the west.
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But even in more formal writing, the singular "they" is taking hold.
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Ingested before intercourse, it stops HIV taking hold in the first place.
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Analysts in the dairy industry say the phenomenon is clearly taking hold.
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Today, "inclusive" design is taking hold, and it's a very good thing.
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The effects of Frances McDormand's epic Oscars speech are already taking hold.
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That Sanders' ideas are taking hold assures him, personally, of very little.
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Alternative forms of justice are also taking hold in contexts beyond campuses.
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The chance of such a scenario taking hold in Morocco is very unlikely.
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Drake's enormous profile undercut his intentions, preventing this crossover from fully taking hold.
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Taking hold of a solid projection on the wall he held himself steady.
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It is another telling example of a paradox taking hold across the Gulf.
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A multitude of forces are bolstering the populist movements taking hold in Europe.
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That means the numbers are on our side and will continue taking hold.
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"The digital transformation is now taking hold in the lending world," Chandler said.
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BUT IN OTHER COUNTRIES, THEY'RE REALLY STARTING TO SEE THAT GROWTH TAKING HOLD.
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Signs suggest SUVs and crossovers are also taking hold elsewhere in the world.
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Our financial foundation is strong, and our pivot to software is taking hold.
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But one area where artificial intelligence is already taking hold is health care.
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As the virus was taking hold, doctors were not wearing proper protective equipment.
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More generally, a "fear contagion" phenomenon was taking hold, van der Linden added.
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The story taking hold is chaos over order, weakness over strength, division over unity.
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Mid-size and newer companies are now taking hold wherever they can find room.
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"I'm pleased to report that our turnaround is taking hold," CEO Steve Easterbrook said.
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This year's Geneva Motor Show illustrates the breadth at which electrification is taking hold.
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And yet, of all food trends, it is gluten-free that is taking hold.
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But in a place where sun is plentiful, solar energy is taking hold fast.
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Both Colbert and Trevor Noah worried that gentrification might be taking hold of Westeros.
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But there's an alternate story taking hold as well, or perhaps many alternate stories.
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In the middle of the nineteenth century, as industrialization was taking hold, some labor
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The expectation is taking hold that Trump now needs to win the second debate.
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Our early warning and preparations against coronavirus could prevent a larger epidemic from taking hold.
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This also diminishes their status as a minority, reducing the susceptibility to prejudice taking hold.
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Still, years of moderate inflation may be taking hold in how people see the economy.
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Memoirs in verse are taking hold, too; check out Marilyn Nelson's How I Discovered Poetry.
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So like any millennial-aged influencer, she's taking hold of her ability to change that.
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On the demand side of the equation, the travel preferences of millennials are taking hold.
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So far the UAE is doing its best to prevent that story from taking hold.
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They will be competitive in the emerging clean energy market that is taking hold globally.
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But none of this has stopped the idea of a "deep state" from taking hold.
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Beijing has repeatedly slammed the movement, fearful of the idea taking hold on the mainland.
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As for letter carriers who go door to door, new rules are quickly taking hold.
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The Bronx's revival has been heralded for years, but now it may be taking hold.
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But the efforts are taking hold so rapidly that there has been little public scrutiny.
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Such teething pains are unavoidable in a complex industry taking hold in a developing economy.
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The first is suppression—stopping fires from taking hold, or limiting their spread if they do.
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With the pum pums' demise, Rodriguez drifted toward the hip-hop scene taking hold in Havana.
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A new concern is taking hold across the developed world: rapidly aging populations that scare policymakers.
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Two days into the preliminary meetings, there's little sign the anti-Trump movement is taking hold.
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Billionaire investor Howard Marks said he's worried about an increasing sentiment taking hold in American politics.
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Luxury streetwear is taking hold among the elite globally, but it has different roots in China.
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Now, Flake is again on the outs, with Trump's populist policies taking hold with Republican voters.
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Mr. Franceschini, the culture minister, said he was pleased with how the changes were taking hold.
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New government stimulus measures, like recent interest rate cuts and increased fiscal spending, are taking hold.
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It had gradually exerted its authority, Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic taking hold of the midfield.
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But some companies will probably put up a legal fight to prevent it from taking hold.
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This is not surprising, given that they are Danish artists taking hold of a Danish classic.
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Faster growth in some countries underscores how cyclical recovery is taking hold across the currency union.
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An early sign that Chief Thomson's message was taking hold among his officers came on Nov.
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This suggests that the combination of the reactivation, anesthetic, and timing kept the memory from taking hold.
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An ugly isolationism is taking hold in England and seems likely to impoverish Britain as a whole.
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"Sober curiosity" and health trends like "Dry January" are taking hold, and alcohol sales are in decline.
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The previous largest decrease, they said, occurred during October 28500 as the financial crisis was taking hold.
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"Our recovery actions are taking hold," Boeing Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg told a conference in California.
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With the Fed's interest-rate hiking cycle taking hold, investors are bracing for market dynamics to change.
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It is taking hold at a time when the potential severity of actual tail risks is growing.
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Activists are deeply concerned about the revival of tribalism and how revenge among tribes is taking hold.
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Yet these recent moves suggest telemedicine is today taking hold in a broader way among healthcare businesses.
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Once approved, the licenses would add to a nascent digital currency industry taking hold in New York.
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Even with economic growth slackening, and other energy sources taking hold, new coal plants have been added.
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Some internet companies were expected to put up a fight to prevent the proposal from taking hold.
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But not in Camden, where changes have been openly received and are taking hold within the department.
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As power-hungry abusers lose their jobs, new ways of working, networking and sourcing talent are taking hold.
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Other Republican fundraisers similarly worry about a cockiness taking hold now that they have unified control of Washington.
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Amid a dire economic crisis in Venezuela a similar innovation is taking hold, though for very different reasons.
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But he is also looking for drugs, because "the rattles" are taking hold, and he needs to score.
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Along the way, he breaks out to explore that thrilling moment when modernism was taking hold in America.
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We have demand looking constructive and as we approach summer we are seeing this rebalancing really taking hold.
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Keep reading for a look at how the American "wartime economy" of yesteryear is taking hold in 2020.
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Meanwhile, the idea of going back to smaller chickens to improve flavor was taking hold throughout the industry.
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Some of those states are now looking at how the tackling-technique program is taking hold in Texas.
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The Children of the Forest "stopped the Walkers' magic from taking hold" by shoving dragonglass in his heart.
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Mastery-based learning, also known as proficiency-based or competency-based learning, is taking hold across the country.
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Daly and Hobijn argued Monday that wage growth is already taking hold, particularly for workers who are continuously employed.
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Thanks to the whimsical sense of humor of Michelle Liu, a new selfie trend is taking hold on Instagram.
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The shift away from such plastic items on board and in lounges is taking hold across the airline industry.
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For one, some of the changes Lowe's laid out at its investor meeting in December may be taking hold.
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Though domain hopping is taking hold among some publishers, it's possible that it may already be past its prime.
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Caution appears to be taking hold as next week's Fed meeting and the June 21.4 Brexit vote draw closer.
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FOR A GLIMPSE of how the internet is taking hold in India, catch one of Mumbai's double-decker buses.
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Smart cities seem to be taking hold most effectively in areas where there's significantly less income inequality and crime.
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Its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, combined Mr. Zarqawi's views with an apocalypticism taking hold amid the region's upheaval.
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Like Rosenthal, Oexman also suggests combining light exposure, exercise and socialization to keep the winter blues from taking hold.
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It was a little like reading Dostoyevsky for the first time: emotions taking hold of you directly, no indirection.
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Many inside Italy and in the European Union fear the far-right, populist wave taking hold across the country.
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They projected a confident sense of control, but didn't act quickly enough to prevent widespread infection from taking hold.
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Even as detractors raged against the changes taking hold, those on the left and right built on Johnson's foundation.
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This time last year, the focus was-, or the concern was about whether protectionism was really taking hold here.
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And they echo what H.H.S. officials have said themselves: A new culture is taking hold inside the Trump administration.
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And while median rents in the South Bronx are still lower than elsewhere, data suggests gentrification is taking hold.
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As a consequence, graft can quickly spread through a system like a metastasizing cancer, taking hold across political institutions.
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The time is now to build that global regulatory framework and prevent any more blanket bans from taking hold.
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Statues of Aphrodite dating from 300AD show how stubbornly the polytheistic religion persisted, even as Christianity was taking hold.
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Today a very different argument is taking hold – one that seeks a return to nation-states and closed borders.
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While the U.S. government reverts to its punitive war on drugs, an alternative approach is taking hold in Europe.
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So slapping tariffs on goods flowing from China to the US would accelerate a dynamic that's already taking hold.
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While that dilemma is taking hold, Shelley abandons her post almost immediately because her son has made a kid cry.
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Ashley Graham continues to be a driving force behind the body positive movement currently taking hold of the fashion industry.
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"Normality seems to be taking hold," Sandy Linville, president and CEO the Oroville Area Chamber of Commerce said Wednesday morning.
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"I'm pleased to report that our turnaround is taking hold," CEO Steve Easterbrook said in the company's earnings press release.
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At the grassroots level there are some promising trends taking hold but what fruit they will ultimately bear is uncertain.
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One sign that a great rotation is taking hold is if investors continue to offload bonds on a large scale.
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Former campaign rival Carly Fiorina steered clear of Trump, speaking instead of the need to prevent liberal policies taking hold.
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Chen described Blackberry as reaching an "inflection point with our strategy", and said its "pivot to software is taking hold".
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With a better understanding of one's risk for ovarian cancer, we hope to prevent this deadly cancer from taking hold.
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Generation X grew up as the computer resolution was taking hold, and Millennials came of age during the internet explosion.
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The bigger picture: It's a bigger example that the "techlash" against social media companies isn't taking hold in the markets.
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Meanwhile, the popularity of the internal combustion engine was taking hold, lending further credence to the importance of Texas oil.
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When a worry or anxious thought begins taking hold, share it with a friend, along with the feeling you're having.
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Mr. Obama said protecting it was a vital step to counteract increasingly grave trends taking hold as the planet warms.
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But for the sake of preventing a certain clueless conventional wisdom from taking hold, let's consider the other white people.
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The trade truce with the United States revived business confidence and earlier growth-boosting measures appeared to be taking hold.
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Modern Love He lifted his glasses and let them rest on his forehead before taking hold of my right leg.
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Over the last few years, we've noticed a disheartening commoditization and mass production taking hold of a classic holiday tradition.
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But the new robotics pharmacy trend is taking hold at hospitals across the United States and even at community chain drugstores.
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According to Talbott's calculation, the market also foresees Netflix taking hold of 42 percent of all global broadband households, excluding China.
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Taking hold of the issue, one that cuts so cleanly across class, race and cultural lines, comes at an obvious risk.
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The movement is newly taking hold in India, where one Bollywood actress's complaint of sexual misconduct sparked an outpouring of support.
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The instability of our American partner and rising tensions have meant that the idea of European defence is gradually taking hold.
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Astrotourism is taking hold in the Spanish territory, long a favorite of astronomers who have perched powerful telescopes on volcanic peaks.
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They are determined to prevent large-scale, resort tourism from taking hold, and have enough available capital to actually stop it.
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Midway through this year, a strategy seemed to be taking hold as black leftist candidates won elections in Mississippi and Georgia.
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But with the president's economic agenda stalled in Congress, a more complicated reality was taking hold, especially in Ms. Quillen's industry.
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If the leaders who drafted the deal are committed to using it, however, it has a better chance of taking hold.
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What is particularly worrying is the possibility of yellow fever taking hold in previously unaffected parts of the world like Asia.
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Learn more about the stunning, rose-gold i4 concept, BMW's best bet for taking hold of the luxury EV market, below.
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Flames engulfed the high-rise Grenfell Tower block of apartments in the north Kensington area after taking hold around 1 a.m.
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Algorithmic playlists are everywhere, the album as we know it is falling apart and the forces of the universe are taking hold.
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" Rao from DBS also pointed to other factors, such as a dovish U.S. Federal Reserve and China's stimulus-driven growth "taking hold.
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However, a sub-index of construction activity improved in an indication that the government's infrastructure push may be taking hold, analysts say.
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Once these juiced-up CAR-T cells are reintroduced into the patient's bloodstream, they should prevent cancer from spreading and taking hold.
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In both food and drink, there's an ideological shift gradually taking hold: Buy local, as it's not better just because it's imported.
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"That's certainly the first step in a bottoming process – to see some sort of consolidation or a basing taking hold," he said.
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A movement to start training in medical school and continue throughout one's medical career is taking hold, often demanded by early learners.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning, as uncertainty over a tax reform bill appears to be taking hold on Wall Street.
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With the disease now taking hold around the world, Puma said that it was abandoning the forward guidance it gave on Feb.
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The tax is taking hold at a time when the coast is still not fully recovered from Hurricane Sandy, Ms. Vitale noted.
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Low winds had kept the vapor mostly in that area, she said, adding that a "downward trend" seemed to be taking hold.
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Mexico's students watched Paris roiling, the American civil rights movement taking hold and the opposition to the Vietnam War explode into demonstrations.
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In other words, education was seen as key to the revolution taking hold and creating a literate population loyal to the government.
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States and local health departments, hospitals and doctors need to pitch in to try to keep this virus from taking hold here.
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MILF leaders said they are trying to avoid a similar episode that could lead to extremist groups taking hold in the south.
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A sense of uncertainty is taking hold around the globe as the U.S. prepares for the inauguration of Mr. Trump on Friday.
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So the sleepiness myth of turkey may be fading, but other legends around tryptophan&aposs effects in the brain are taking hold.
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The department store chain's shares soared more than 12 percent Tuesday morning on news that the company's turnaround plans are taking hold.
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His meteoric rise had been too fast and seemed tied to the corruption taking hold in the A.N.C. and in Free State.
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The great fear taking hold as Americans watch events in Iran and Iraq unfold is that history might repeat or outdo itself.
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The company said its strategic growth initiatives are taking hold and that it has favorable tailwinds for the rest of the year.
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As the proxy contest has gained steam, a war of words is taking hold and Ackman is trying to change the narrative.
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Hundreds of Egyptians were arrested as Sisi's government rushed to contain the spread of anti-government sentiment taking hold across the country.
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Taking hold of your future begins with standing up for yourself, while also learning to navigate the complicated world of office politics.
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Once we see these repairs taking hold, Congress should then take up needed improvements to Medicaid as part of comprehensive entitlement reform.
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It's seen taking hold of a series of smooth, cylindrical items, passing a rolled-up magazine and a tube to a waiting person.
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"You really saw [production designer] Anton Furst's designs start taking hold, and the city becoming more baroque and more unique looking," says Lee.
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But he recognizes that Riace does provide a counter to the "industry of fear for pure political gain" taking hold across the world.
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All are waiting for a healthy new crop to arrive and normalize the shortage, which started taking hold as far back as November.
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As the phony Russian Witch Hunt continues, two groups are laughing at this excuse for a lost election taking hold, Democrats and Russians!
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"There is evidence to show that some stabilisation and consolidation, especially with inflation and exchange rates expectations, are taking hold," he told reporters.
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But some of the values that the internet's nurtured and made the norm among the fashion community online are taking hold IRL, too.
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In 2007, as PEPFAR was taking hold, approval ratings for the US averaged about 40% in both PEPFAR and non-PEPFAR African nations.
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Mobile telephones have transformed commerce across Africa, and now smartphones and feature phones (which are halfway between dumb and smart) are taking hold.
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And indeed, the workplace is where AR equipment is taking hold, which is why Google is revamping Glass with business uses in mind.
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Going by INSEE's survey, households are not yet buying into the idea that a sustained recovery in the labor market is taking hold.
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" He added: "I think there is a groundswell of conservative policies that are taking hold because of the failed policies of the left.
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But unless this process is carefully managed, it brings increased risks of pests and diseases taking hold in new countries, the FAO warned.
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He does like energy, tech, financials and industrials, and he said the next phase of the reflation trade is taking hold after consolidation.
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Corruption existed in every country in one manifestation or another, which is why prevention was needed to prevent it taking hold, he said.
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If things start really taking hold, that's when you see it sort of bubble up to the surface and then you get it.
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As public health officials move toward the "mitigation" phase of the virus response, the specter of isolation and self-distancing is taking hold.
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In addition, because we have this downward spiral taking hold, there needs to be support for consumers and businesses because everyone's freaking out.
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But some use of the symbols reflects an extremist side of the Viking cultural renaissance taking hold across the Nordic region and beyond.
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It has also, they say, stymied a more robust #MeToo movement — akin to those that have rattled Washington and Hollywood — from taking hold.
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The movie, which depicts a cyberpunk future, made waves in the late 1990s just as the internet was taking hold in popular culture.
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Chinese villages are cutting themselves off from the world to try to prevent the deadly Wuhan coronavirus from taking hold in their communities.
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"If you walk out of here with a little extra attitude in your step, it shows the culture is taking hold," Bush said.
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A French girl born in 1996 was quickly treated for six weeks with a drug meant to stop the infection from taking hold.
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It's also possible that the virus could largely burn out in China, while good surveillance keeps it from taking hold in other countries.
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Workspaces: The innovation renaissance isn't just happening in one part of LA — it's taking hold from Pasadena to Santa Monica to Playa Vista.
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But scientists may be inching toward a vaccine that could tackle HIV's genetic diversity and prevent the virus from taking hold in people.
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The firm feels the two companies have the best opportunity to benefit from automation and connectivity technologies taking hold in the auto industry. Amazon.
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And yet, while attention on France focuses on the protectionist populism of Marine Le Pen, something strange is taking hold in the political mainstream.
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Showcasing the progress taking hold across the U.S. and the world will make it near impossible for governments not to step up in tandem.
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I had interviewed Anda Khalaf, a former colonel in the Iraqi army under Saddam Hussein, when the Sons of Iraq movement was taking hold.
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Their efforts to prevent this cycle from taking hold have contributed instead to rising inequality, and the empowerment of an increasingly oligarchical ruling class.
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Imperial is scaling back rail shipments as demand for heavy crude from U.S. Gulf Coast refiners climbs with U.S. sanctions against Venezuela taking hold.
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Efforts to shrink the retailer's real estate footprint look to be taking hold, as Sears aims to strike a balance with its existing assets.
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Instead of seeing one obnoxious child and his rowdy pubescent buddies, they see evidence of a neo-Nazi sensibility taking hold among American youth.
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JonBoy got a little ink of his own, with Jenner taking hold of the needle and adding to the tattoo artist's already covered arm.
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With Harlem in decline in the 1970s at the same moment the preservation movement was taking hold citywide, preserving Harlem fell by the wayside.
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Volkswagen's Chief Executive Herbert Diess told CNBC that his company is not immune to the global economic slowdown that appears to be taking hold.
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To digest the wild swings in stocks and bonds from New York to London to Tokyo is to absorb this uncomfortable realization taking hold.
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The aim to diversify the movies looks like it's taking hold just as there are fewer middlebrow studio movies and streaming is becoming king.
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However, the San Francisco Fed economists argue that with the entrenched demographic conditions taking hold, there won't be the same luxury next time around.
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The measures that the federal government and the European Union have taken to address the crisis "are taking hold," Mr. de Maizière told reporters.
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JetBlue does not offer flights to Asia, where the virus is the most widespread, or to Europe, where the virus is rapidly taking hold.
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"Our performance gives us confidence that our strategies are taking hold with our consumers, customers and system," CEO James Quincey said in a statement.
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Mondelez is focusing on emerging markets, which account for 40 percent of the top line, to counter the trend taking hold in developed countries.
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The reality of the moment, that the real estate mogul and reality show star will recite the oath of office Friday, is finally taking hold.
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As the chips dissolved on my tongue, the embedded video links traveled to my brain, tapping into my synapses and taking hold of my senses.
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In Mekelle, capital of the Tigray region, and in nearby villages, a siege mentality is taking hold among people who say they feel under attack.
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"As the phony Russian Witch Hunt continues, two groups are laughing at this excuse for a lost election taking hold, Democrats and Russians!" he tweeted.
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The company said consumers are responding positively to its 2017 spring and summer offerings, and that its moves to increase profit margins are taking hold.
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The presence of these maternal antibodies could prevent the virus in the vaccine from taking hold in the baby's gut and eliciting an immune response.
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Now facing an even tougher economic reckoning, Puerto Ricans are starting to seek ways to fend for themselves, and an entrepreneurial spirit is taking hold.
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With the school year winding down and warmer weather taking hold, it's that time of year when many people get serious about planning summer escapes.
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Raised in Silicon Valley, Mr. Newman graduated from Palo Alto High School in 1997, just as the first internet start-up boom was taking hold.
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"As the phony Russian Witch Hunt continues, two groups are laughing at this excuse for a lost election taking hold, Democrats and Russians!" he added.
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Macy's turnaround plans are taking hold, marking a positive sign for the overall retail industry, and the company expects the momentum to continue into 2018.
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DELECE SMITH-BARROW The tuition-free-college movement has been taking hold throughout the country, but one group of students is being left out: adults.
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But just as despair was taking hold, Daniela Pompei of the Community of Sant'Egidio walked over and asked the question that would change their lives.
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And the central bank is having great difficulty in taking hold over the magnitude of risk-taking, no matter what the legislation has produced, unfortunately.
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Now, the issue is taking hold with American advertisers, with the car rental company Enterprise announcing a temporary halt of spending on YouTube on Wednesday.
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"As the phony Russian Witch Hunt continues, two groups are laughing at this excuse for a lost election taking hold, Democrats and Russians!" he tweeted.
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Last month, the company reported its first increase in comparable sales in five quarters, raising expectations that its turnaround plans under Cornell were taking hold.
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Creative differences between the founding team, who referred to themselves as "The Wolfpack," and other engineers and designers prevented a lasting product strategy from taking hold.
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Shares of Starbucks skyrocketed Friday as investors finally see a turnaround taking hold in the U.S. For about two years, the coffee chain had lost momentum.
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But in 2014, Bannon saw a shifting tide globally, a brand of conservative populism taking hold: And that center-right revolt is really a global revolt.
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It is counterrevolutionary, since liberals know well that the only revolution that stands a chance of taking hold in this country is a right-wing one.
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STANLEY FISCHER: Well, I mean, seeing inflation taking hold when, for the first time in how many years, I don't know, but a large number years.
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"The view that housing itself now is poised to slow, I think, is taking hold more forcefully and that's causing the currency to weaken," Chandler said.
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Frogh told me that women activists in the area had written to say that extremism was taking hold in their neighborhood, with little to stop it.
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An increase in imports shows that foreign-made products are getting better, and more exports show that American-made products are taking hold across the world.
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But the message just doesn't seem to be taking hold for men the same way it's beginning to for women — and that's not a good thing.
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We like to believe that our will, our imagination, our reason are meticulously clicking away, taking hold of the future and shaping it to our desires.
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He was drawn to business and, by the early 1990s, Birshtein was introducing him to the helter-skelter capitalism taking hold in the former Soviet Union.
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They excluded anyone under age 18, and according to clinicians who specialize in gender, it's among the young that nonbinary identity is taking hold most rapidly.
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Mr. McConnell and his lieutenants were increasingly confident that the prosecution's arguments — often repetitive — were not taking hold and that Republicans were eager to move on.
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The Taliban would counterbalance Indian influence in Afghanistan, and an inclusive political settlement would prevent their radical ideology from taking hold or spilling across the border.
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Based on the teaser, we know she won't be going out without a fight, and it looks like we see her taking hold of Negan's bat.
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The tilt of Mars's axis changes wildly over tens of thousands of years, creating drastic shifts in global climate that could prevent life from taking hold.
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Arguments from Democrats that the Republican tax plan will mostly benefit the rich and big companies also appear to be taking hold with the general public.
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Lactobacillus is one of the "probiotic" bacteria; they need to be in your gut and vagina to stop more serious disease-causing pathogens from taking hold.
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Over the last few days, warm weather patterns broke down, giving way to forecasts that showed colder-than-normal temperatures taking hold throughout much of the country.
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If Apple had lost, Qualcomm may have been able to secure even higher fees going forward, further taking hold of the modem market amid a generational change.
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"The suspects see the crisis they fear taking hold as an opportunity to capture left-wing political representatives and kill them with their weapons," the statement said.
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But now, the question is whether the progressive momentum already seen taking hold around the country — and the substantial, but perhaps not substantial enough, anger toward Gov.
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Instead, we must also see this for its lessons, a warning that we need to pay close attention to prevent even more dangerous outbreaks from taking hold.
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So-called "earned time credit," which gives students who participate in educational programs time off of their sentences, is taking hold in a growing number of states.
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And for a while there, this story of a new Saudi Arabia — more open and transparent, willing to play by Western rules — seemed to be taking hold.
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Fitch forecasts a decline in GDP of 0.9% in 2016 due to negative carry over effects and fiscal contraction, with a moderate recovery taking hold from 123H16.
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The legions of bots operating on Twitter may be best known for incessantly spewing spam or insults, but there's an emerging class of politicized bots taking hold.
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A sense of paranoia was taking hold among some of Mr. Trump's aides, some of whom fear his backlash more than the findings themselves, the people said.
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Even as the sales slide appeared to moderate, the company's efforts to bolster its internet business and establish a discount brand called Backstage are still taking hold.
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The stock has more than doubled since November alone, and many gains have come since results for the first quarter showed Macy's turnaround plans were taking hold.
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VSCO girls — named after the photo editing app — have exploded over the last few months, taking hold of Gen Z. But the trend has even deeper roots.
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"TGT's results today give us much better confidence that stated strategies are taking hold in better comps and traffic; the next step is consistency," Chen said Wednesday.
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A wave of populist leaders has taken office, helped by anti-migration platforms, and public revolts against immigration from the Middle East and Africa are taking hold.
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Yet of those in China who have called for democracy, resisting the Communist Party's ruthless efforts to prevent it from ever taking hold, Mr Liu's name stands out.
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"A better pace of real consumer spending growth is taking hold in the second quarter," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West in San Francisco.
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"That RSI indicator in the bottom of the chart is very oversold and starting to bottom so that's really part of that bottoming phase taking hold," he said.
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"This is not how I envisioned the distributed work revolution taking hold," wrote Matt Mullenweg, chief executive of Automattic, the software company that owns the WordPress blogging platform.
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Instead, state media and history books now portray it by relying on images of Ayatollah Khomeini's return from exile, masses cheering and a new, Islamic administration taking hold.
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It was a wild card and an unexpected hit, and it mainstreamed an idea that had already been taking hold among Silicon Valley biohackers and human optimization zealots.
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Nationalist policies are taking hold precisely because of the failure of the European elites, people like German Chancellor Angela Merkel, to raise living standards for the middle class.
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In addition, as liberal-minded Russians leave the country, more radical views are taking hold among the population that stays — and this subtle shift could have catastrophic consequences.
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Had we looked at the broader impact of globalization and automation on the economy, we might have seen the much bigger changes that even then were taking hold.
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In Florida, a battleground state where just a few hundred votes can tip an election and victory can guarantee the White House, new behaviors are rapidly taking hold.
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Yet a new mood is taking hold in Brussels and other European capitals these days, a wind of hope and optimism rarely felt in the last two decades.
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The phenomenon risks taking hold in Spain, where prices have been falling since the middle of 2014, as well as Greece, where the slump has been most pronounced.
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And for me, even though we'd only been in LA for a week, my homesickness and doubt began to feed the seeds of a depression that was taking hold.
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While there is no immediate threat to Airbus and Boeing, delegates say the feeling is taking hold in boardrooms and governments that their duopoly cannot be taken for granted.
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The music industry was the first major content producer to be decimated by the internet, starting when peer-to-peer file sharing started taking hold in the late 1990s.
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For this reason, any move will depend on whether data shows the recent rebound in inflation, which the ECB aims to keep just below 2 percent, is taking hold.
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President Trump's vow to save billions on military purchases is taking hold at the Pentagon, spurring officials to pursue new cost-saving measures in their dealings with defense companies.
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According to Piper Jaffray's biannual Taking Stock With Teens study, teens are spending more money on food than on clothing, a trend that's been taking hold for several years.
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Factory output contracted for a seventh month and slipped at the fastest pace in four months, suggesting the production slump hitting the export-reliant economy was firmly taking hold.
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And this may explain the broad appeal of ideas, like a transparent pricing list or a subscription service to a doctor, taking hold from San Francisco to Oklahoma City.
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This erosion of support among younger Republicans continues a trend that has been taking hold since 2016, when many young Mitt Romney voters decided not to vote for Trump.
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But they remained a clunky oddity until this decade, taking hold on riding tours first in Europe, which has an expansive bike culture, then spreading to the United States.
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Overriding any specific concern is the GOP's desperate desire to secure a major legislative victory and a truncated public debate that has prevented any sustained resistance from taking hold.
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Listen carefully, so you understand the whole package and can enjoy the pure joy of signing the final document and taking hold of the keys to your new home.
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Everything was automatic now — down the steps to the cellar, the light switch, the deep freeze, the hand inside the cabinet taking hold of the first object it met.
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But the focus will be on how cost-control efforts are taking hold at Alphabet's "other bets" like Fiber and Nest, where ambitious dreams are coupled with hefty losses.
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The driver or the valet will hold your door open, taking hold of the gleaming stainless steel exterior handle centered below the exterior mirrors and the edge of the windshield.
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And I think that message is taking hold: this idea that we need to get out of the politics of division and focus on what's important to all of us.
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The crisis in the market that accounted for roughly 3 percent of Yum's 2017 global system sales comes as a business turnaround at the fried chicken chain was taking hold.
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That shift appeared to be taking hold as revenues for Intel's data center business accounted for almost half of the company's revenue in the first quarter, the highest proportion ever.
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The bank's deputy president, Li Hao, who acknowledged that "to some degree, the bank's non-standard investments are loans", indicated a change of approach was taking hold at the bank.
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Kuroda said economic recovery in Japan was taking hold more firmly but warned that overseas developments, such as uncertainty over U.S. economic policies, remained the biggest risks to its outlook.
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Last year, researchers in the US published a study that showed an immune-boosting agent could help the body naturally resist E. coli from taking hold in the urinary tract.
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Target posted its first increase in comparable-store sales in five quarters last month, raising expectations that its turnaround plans were taking hold heading into the all-important holiday season.
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And this new research suggests LSD makes that easier by leveling the playing field for those connections to take place — and potentially stopping intrusive or repetitive thoughts from taking hold.
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France's nationwide burka ban, meanwhile, is part of an effort to quell the fears of French citizens through legally-mandated assimilation, a trend that is taking hold all over Europe.
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While markets were tepid on Monday ahead of a historic summit between the United States and North Korea, CNBC's Jim Cramer noticed a separate pattern taking hold on Wall Street.
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BEIJING, March 1 (Reuters) - Chinese home prices grew at a stronger pace in February, two private surveys showed on Tuesday, underlining signs of recovery taking hold in the housing market.
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By the time I reached the top of the next hill, despite the great view, those five samples of wine were taking hold and I was positively Peter Jones-ed.
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But fueled by continued anger over the crisis at the border, the movement to abolish ICE is taking hold as an important policy issue for the Democratic Party's progressive wing.
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At Givenchy, in her second ready-to-wear collection jointly for men and women (this is really taking hold, and it makes sense), Clare Waight Keller was feeling it, too.
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The Fed has recently announced a range of programs, many built on Mr. Bernanke's crisis-response strategies from 2008, to try to prevent that financial accelerator from taking hold now.
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The overall athletic environment appears healthy (rational promotions, innovation from brands) and management's efforts to drive better traffic/conversion (more differentiated experiences and better service) seem to be taking hold.
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South Korea on Friday accepted that its efforts to stop the deadly coronavirus from taking hold in the country had failed and said it would switch its strategy to containment.
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Employers who received top marks range in focus from robotics to radio to food delivery, a clear sign that tech work is taking hold and reshaping industries of all sorts.
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"A frictionless customer experience between online and stores is critical and the initiatives for [Kohl's] to compete more effectively appear to be taking hold," Moody's vice president Christina Boni said.
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In despair at the turn Europe seemed to be taking, some turned to gloomy tomes by Joseph Roth or Stefan Zweig to explain the atavistic nationalism they feared was taking hold.
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The fire broke out around 11:30PM in a Fruitvale district artists collective known as Ghost Ship, taking hold of a two-story building on the 303 block of 31st Avenue.
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But the greatest evidence that a national movement is taking hold is what's being called the first national YIMBY conference, which is happening in Boulder, Colorado, in June of this year.
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The mix of global warming with economic woes and political conflicts keeps peace from taking hold, said Moussa Faki Mahamat, the Union's new chairman, at Chatham House, an international think tank.
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Delta, United Continental, Southwest, American Airlines Group — A new fare hike of up to $8 round-trip appears to be taking hold, with most of the major carriers instituting that increase.
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There's no denying the '90s makeup revival, but while we've been busy rediscovering lighter shades of brown lipstick, another flashback beauty look is slowly taking hold in Hollywood: vibrant, '80s makeup.
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Critics of the Syrian government warned that the latest violence is yet another troubling sign that a planned "cessation of hostilities" in the war-ravaged country is far from taking hold.
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Instead of relying primarily on punishment to deter opioid abuse, CARA provides additional tools to treat patients struggling with addiction and changes prescribing practices to prevent addiction from ever taking hold.
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It explores individual feelings, struggle and taking hold of your own dreams and passions, and of course discusses the isolation and discriminations that individuals experience, both in the past and now.
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"We warned that this would generate a degree of austerity that could prevent the nascent recovery from taking hold," the two senior IMF officials wrote of the higher euro zone target.
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Even as the switch to HFCs was taking hold in the early 2000s, Honeywell and several other companies began research and development programs to study alternatives with far lower warming potential.
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The same dynamics are now taking hold in Britain and the U.S. Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte of Italy said he was raising the fines on those who defied the country's lockdown.
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Now, amid a distressing nativist reaction taking hold in Germany and across Europe, is the time for museums to reaffirm the values of global perception and cultural exchange that he embodied.
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Trump, so far, has been downplaying the risk of the coronavirus taking hold here but is reportedly "furious" about how the news of the disease is impacting the US stock market.
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"Elsewhere, this has spurred many firms to take action, generated greater awareness about the threats in the public's mind, and this is taking hold in ASEAN as well," Tan told CNBC.
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In the '70s, as the Hawaiian renaissance began taking hold, the band adopted a uniform: checkered palaka shirts, a vestige of the plantation era and a symbol of working-class pride.
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With the new frontier of legalized sports betting taking hold, more and more Americans will wager on the Super Bowl at brick-and-mortar sportsbooks, a 25% increase from last year.
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Trump is preparing for Senate Republicans to potentially pass tax reform this week, which would be the party's first major legislative victory since taking hold of the White House and Congress.
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With franchisee support, Dunkin' Brands' plan for growth is taking hold, as the company continues to modernize to entice younger consumers with new items such as espresso and on-the-go snacks.
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The crisis in the UK market that accounted for roughly 3 percent of Yum's global system sales in 2017 comes as a business turnaround at the fried chicken chain was taking hold.
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El Polo Loco also gave a weaker than expected forecast for 2016, saying sales initiatives put into place last year are taking hold but will take time to have their full impact.
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Not surprisingly, this one-sided policy was resented—and for a long time, it allowed the US to pretty much prevent even the smallest attempts to liberalize drug policy from taking hold.
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"I think there is a groundswell of conservative policies that are taking hold because of the failed policies of the left," Grenell, who was sworn in last month, told the conservative website.
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For instance, he tweeted the following on July 23: As the phony Russian Witch Hunt continues, two groups are laughing at this excuse for a lost election taking hold, Democrats and Russians!
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But data from a medical technology firm suggest harsh social distancing measures taking hold are having their intended effect, "potentially reducing hospital overcrowding and lowering death rates," the New York Times reports.
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Santos, who leaves office next year, has pledged to send 80,000 military and police to areas once controlled by the FARC in a bid to prevent new trafficking gangs from taking hold.
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The new wave of activism taking hold in New York and perhaps around the country owes a debt to the Occupy Wall Street movement even as its success continues to be debated.
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"Elsewhere, a new wave of artisans is taking hold, like Kona's Big Island Distillers, which sources ingredients for its spirits — like honey, sweet potatoes, and coffee — directly from the island," Wogan writes.
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"We're already seeing proof points that the solutions we're building are taking hold and are resonating with our health plan and employer customers," said Adam Pelligrini, general manager of Fitbit Health Solutions.
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Instead of hewing to the traditional first lady narrative with a traditional post-first lady line of clothing, she could use one of the many alt-narratives taking hold around her image.
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The Miami Herald reports on how the fight against sanctuary cities is taking hold in the Florida state legislature and one of their reporters tweeted about developments on the Miami front this afternoon.
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When I checked in with some former Facebookers today, their biggest takeaway from the story was that internal doubts about Sandberg were now finally taking hold in the popular narrative around the company.
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"I think that the pop you're seeing really is just because valuations have been so depressed since the U.S.-China clash really started taking hold," she said in the same "Trading Nation" interview.
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CAPE TOWN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - South Africa may still get most of its energy from coal, but in the country's sunny Northern Cape province, a different electricity source is taking hold: solar steam.
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By the time Steele left the country, optimism was souring, and a politics of resentment—against the oligarchs, against an increasing gap between rich and poor, and against the West—was taking hold.
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The boys' use of social media signals broader changes taking hold in the K-pop industry, which has traditionally been dominated by larger entertainment companies like JYP Entertainment, YG Entertainment and SM Entertainment.
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Icy-blond tones, ranging from a platinum bleach-and-tone to cool, nearly white babylights, are taking hold, while shades of red are being updated with copper highlights and deep, one-color tones.
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We, the still-active radicals who were SNCC, salute today's Movement for Black lives for taking hold of the torch to continue to light this flame of truth for a knowingly forgetful world!
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Kevin Stone, the commander of the North Carolina SCV, said in a statement to the group that he was "ecstatic" they were taking hold of Silent Sam, calling it a "major strategic victory."
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Two people with the coronavirus have now died in South Korea, and the country on Friday accepted that its efforts to stop the deadly coronavirus from taking hold in the country had failed.
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Shares surged by 6.6 percent in morning trading after the company beat Wall Street estimates, as some of the changes outlined by new CEO Brian Niccol last month appear to be taking hold.
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Along with recent vandalism at Jewish cemeteries, the calls have stoked fears that virulent anti-Semitism is taking hold in the U.S. Our 360 video bears witness at two of the desecrated cemeteries.
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Eventually, the surviving shrimp built up resistance, and the industry adapted their practices to use better water filtration, fewer antibiotics, and more natural food to reduce the chances of more disease taking hold.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch raised its forecast for the S&P 2000 — but it did so because it believes over-optimism is taking hold, and the years-long market rally will end soon.
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Demonstrating the wariness taking hold on markets, gold is now more expensive relative to copper, an industrial metal often seen as a bellwether for the global economic outlook, than at any point since 203.
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"We anticipate wait and watch sentiment taking hold of the markets ahead of the (European Central Bank) meeting this week and the (Federal Reserve) meeting next week, " economists at ING wrote in a note.
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Multiple parties have talked about a peaceful resolution and there have been sporadic efforts to make this happen but -- aside from a handful of isolated, temporary ceasefires -- none have shown signs of taking hold.
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From 1996 to 2000, GDP grew at about a 4 percent clip, fueled by personal computers and the Internet; in the 2000s, the best performance came in 2004, when broadband connections started taking hold.
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With an early retirement craze taking hold in the US, you'd probably be in the minority if you haven't wondered, How much money do I need to quit my job and never work again?
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It was the longest run of flat prices for Canada's largest city since a six-month period that began in September 2008, when the global financial crisis was taking hold, the statistics agency said.
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"Those folks coming back agreeing to be part of the team reinforces the changes we're making in the community bank are taking hold," Sloan said during the question-and-answer part of his testimony.
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Steven Aftergood, who directs the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, indicated that it's too soon to say whether there's a broad trend of bureaucratic resistance to Trump taking hold.
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To prevent the virus from taking hold in Russia, the country has closed its roughly 24,600-mile border with China and ordered the quarantine of hundreds of Russian citizens who recently returned from China.
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Traditions in Russia are different from those in Central Asia, but here too liberal democracy — with its independent branches of government, freedom of speech and assembly, and individual rights — has had difficulty taking hold.
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"The underlying fundamentals certainly are still supportive of equities but needless to say the kind of slowdown in metrics and in growth across the globe as well seems to be taking hold somewhat," said Springmeyer.
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Spot checks by Reuters on a basket of grocery items sold by competing Aldi and Wal-Mart stores in five Iowa and Illinois cities showed Wal-Mart's bid to lower prices is already taking hold.
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But, "the man on the street has not benefited from the positive changes that are slowly taking hold in the country," Samir Shasha, chief executive of Zimbabwe-focused investment firm Cambria Africa, told CNBC Monday.
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MGM Resorts – MGM was downgraded to "neutral" from "buy" at Goldman Sachs and removed from Goldman's "Conviction List," citing delays in various positive factors taking hold including an expected recovery at MGM's Mandalay Bay property.
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Another Regnery title, No Go Zones, which attempts to add journalistic heft to the myth that sharia law is taking hold in the West, didn't appear on the list at all, despite selling 3,994 copies.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico aims to slow a surge in U.S.-bound Central American migrants from entering its territory from next year once a regional development plan begins taking hold, a senior Mexican official said.
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Taking hold in the two-decade heyday of liberal hegemony following 1989, this sanitized image of liberal democracy has become the favorite straw man of illiberal politicians today, including the president of the United States.
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If enough people catch the virus and survive, will a country achieve so-called herd immunity, in which a large proportion of the population has the antibodies that can stop an infection from taking hold?
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Yet the wave of restrictions taking hold across the continent is also challenging the very idea of a modern Europe without borders, our diplomatic correspondent writes, as invisible walls between neighbors stir fear and fragmentation.
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Yet the wave of restrictions taking hold across the continent is also challenging the very idea of a modern Europe without borders, our diplomatic correspondent writes, as invisible walls between neighbors stir fear and fragmentation.
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But it is striking that in Germany and Japan, joblessness levels have fallen in the last couple of years below estimates that officials in those countries have generally considered their Nairu — without inflation taking hold.
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Sunrise's youth led movement to stop the climate crisis and create millions of good jobs in the process is just one part of the growing wave of young people taking hold of our political system.
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With the virus taking hold in countries outside China, and most acutely in South Korea, Iran and Italy, the World Health Organization has said the world should do more to prepare for a coronavirus pandemic.
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The recruitment of ISIS terrorists may have begun as an extremist crusade in Iraq, but it has quickly become a global phenomenon that is taking hold of people from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and belief systems.
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The two jailed reporters say they were set up by the police, surrounded and pressured into taking hold of documents they didn't want, then promptly arrested for having those documents by other officers waiting nearby.
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The two-drug combination was originally formulated as a virus-suppressing therapy for HIV-positive people, but clinical trials later suggested it was also effective at blocking the virus from taking hold in the first place.
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Even if the euro zone's economic recovery is taking hold, it is not benefiting all countries in the same way and calls for leaving the euro are growing louder in Italy and France before political elections.
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"While early adopter wave is petering out, we are seeing the real market (the equivalent of a PC in every home and a phone in every pocket), which is population-level use of genetics, taking hold."
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But the latest Labor Department figures show that participation of that age group hit 28500 in October, eclipsing a key threshold, and hitting the highest level since October 6900, as the financial crisis was taking hold.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A long-awaited rebound in Canadian manufacturing is finally taking hold as currency hedges and contracts priced when the country's dollar was stronger expire, giving exporters a competitive edge, executives in the sector say.
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"A wait-and-see approach is taking hold across the energy complex as market participants buckle down ahead of next week's crunch OPEC/non-OPEC meeting," said Stephen Brennock, analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil Associates.
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As stories of these encounters ricochet across the media, it looks at times as if some mysterious new contagion -- a quickly mutating form of racial profiling -- is taking hold of the collective psyche of White America.
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To prevent such problems taking hold again, BT announced plans in May to cut 4,000 jobs and replace the boss of its global services division which was home to both the UK government and Italian work.
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The last time the Olympics came to South Korea, in 1988, Korean pop music was awash in soft-focus ballads, a gentle and demure version of the sounds that were taking hold elsewhere in the world.
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For the city's police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, who has committed to training officers to recognize unconscious biases and to de-escalate tensions, the incident raised questions about whether that coaching is taking hold among officers.
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"When we first saw that, I personally felt a bit of amazement to see how the outdoors is taking hold from a style perspective," said Erik Burbank, the Keen general manager for outdoor, lifestyle and kids.
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Though corporations are buying renewable energy across the country, energy executives and analysts say it is notable that the trend is taking hold in states where coal production is part of the economic heart and soul.
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"What we are looking for is very identifiable progress that the components of the company's restructuring and fitness plan are taking hold and yielding results," said Bruce Clark, senior vice president of Moody's corporate finance group.
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Until recently, many thought the peaceful, tolerant Sufi brotherhoods in countries such as Senegal could prevent more conservative and radical versions of Islam from taking hold in poorer parts of West Africa, like Mali and Niger.
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So it doesn't take long for the novelty to wear off — and for the same weightless unreality that a dimly cognizant Syd complains to Dr. Busker about to begin taking hold of the viewer as well.
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N) surged 35 percent on Wednesday after the company reported its first user growth since going public in 2017, sign that a redesign of its messaging app is taking hold in its battle with Facebook's (FB.
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The BOJ said Friday it will charge 0.1 percent interest on current accounts that financial institutions hold at the central bank in an effort to stimulate the economy and prevent a deflationary mindset from taking hold.
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"As equities take all the headlines, profit-taking and new short positions by Wall Street gold traders are taking hold," said Walter Pehowich, executive vice president in charge of precious metals investments services for Dillon Gage Metals.
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Menudomania — which naturally drew comparisons to Beatlemania — was an international phenomenon, taking "hold of Hispanic hearts" (according to a 22017 New York Times headline) across the globe and selling out four consecutive shows in Madison Square Garden.
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But with crippling sanctions again taking hold, and the U.S. hinting at a desire for regime change, there's always the possibility that Iran will change tack — and that the U.S. and Israel will respond if it does.
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The S&P 21 racked up its biggest weekly increase in five years last week, easing fears that a deeper market correction was taking hold after a handful of large daily losses at the start of February.
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Darkwater writes about how they were taught to see politics as a battleground for spiritual forces, and to see anything that might prevent a Christian theocracy from taking hold in America as the result of diabolical intervention.
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The S&P 76.43 racked up its biggest weekly increase in five years last week, easing fears that a deeper market correction was taking hold after a handful of large daily losses at the start of February.
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Known for its signature Polo shirts and classic tweed blazers, the company is in the midst of a two-year turnaround plan that seems to be taking hold, as margins and revenue increase across its store-base.
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Related: Why people aren't feeling the strength of the economy Maher's comments remind me of Rush Limbaugh's ghoulish wish in January 2009, when the recession was taking hold and unemployment was climbing, about then President-elect Obama.
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A market-cap-weighted ETF priced at 75 basis points, it holds 22 stocks tied to solar technology, a popular sub-theme within the larger Environmental, Social & Governance, or ESG, push taking hold in the ETF space.
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Dalloway," is that, while "the passions remain as strong as ever," we gain "the power which adds the supreme flavour to existence,—the power of taking hold of experience, of turning it around, slowly, in the light.
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Some analysts said the stronger-than-expected results for the six months ended June were a sign a recovery might be taking hold, and Volkswagen (VW) shares jumped more than 5 percent after the news on Wednesday.
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A dangerous myth is taking hold in the United States that the country must decide between saving the economy at the expense of risking many additional Covid-19 deaths and a depression leading to double-digit unemployment.
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"The global political environment is really challenging right now, with nationalism taking hold in many countries," said Samantha Gross, a fellow in the Cross-Brookings Initiative on Energy and Climate, in a recent telephone call with reporters.
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Just as I saw a gap in the market for multicultural hair and skin-care products, she noticed all of the fun and unusual lipstick colors that were taking hold of the beauty world and saw an opportunity.
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Powell became a Fed governor in 2012 when the recovery was taking hold and the debate centered on how to end the Fed's crisis response programs and raise interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade.
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LIVE UPDATES As local measures are taking hold, the Trump administration is exploring ways to send money directly to Americans, possibly within two weeks, in a bid to curb the economic fallout, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said Tuesday.
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Almodóvar's movies, proudly sophomoric and raunchy, were part of a boisterous artistic and musical movement called La Movida, which was taking hold in Madrid, much of it in Malasaña, a barrio of run-down warehouses and dingy clubs.
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It was a canny move, playing off the streaming model that was already taking hold in music and TV. Customers weren't wild about the idea that they couldn't own their software anymore, but it solved the financial problem.
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The pledge is particularly important for the tech industry, where prominent gender gaps still exist and it can feel like change is taking hold quite slowly, even as many try to tackle the problem with the best of intentions.
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The Masters is golf's most heavily bet on tournament of the year and with legalized sports betting taking hold in several states across the country, experts say that the state of golf betting is stronger than it's ever been.
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"The global political environment is really challenging right now, with nationalism taking hold in many countries," and others focused on internal affairs, Samantha Gross, a fellow in the Cross-Brookings Initiative on Energy and Climate, said during a Nov.
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Indeed, a big reason why tens of thousands of scientists rallied in cities around the country last weekend was to counter what they see as "anti-science" attitudes taking hold in the United States — particularly in the US government.
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AND AS YOU KNOW BACK WHEN I THINK WE WERE TALKING IN DAVOS, I SAID I COULD SEE CONSOLIDATION TAKING HOLD LARGELY BECAUSE THE ECONOMIES OF SCALE FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE BIGGER TO GET BIGGER IS REALLY IMPORTANT.
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"Manufacturing is now swerving oh so dangerously close to contraction territory - this will add further fuel to the global slowdown narrative which is taking hold," Stephen Innes, head of Asia Pacific trading at OANDA, wrote in a research note.
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The risk is that under deadline-driven duress, and to prevent a self-fulfilling prophecy from taking hold, House Republicans pass something reckless and unworkable that takes on a life of its own and—against all odds—becomes law.
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"[She] was saying she had spent 30 years working on Wall Street and was really excited to see conversations about renewables finally taking hold, because during a lot of her career nobody wanted to invest in renewables," Happel said.
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President Trump said Democrats and Russia are laughing at the special counsel's investigation into Russian election interference in a Sunday afternoon tweet, saying it is a "witch hunt" that is taking hold as an excuse for losing an election.
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It has also inspired some lawmakers and activists to call for much broader use of mail-in voting, a way for Americans to cast their ballots despite the lockdowns, quarantines and limitations on crowds taking hold across the country.
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And it is not lost on him — or anyone I spoke with in Keith's Harvard group — that the idea of engineering our environment is taking hold as we are contemplating the engineering of ourselves through novel gene-editing technologies.
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A doctor in Wuhan, China, who was silenced by local authorities after he became one of first to warn people about a mysterious infection taking hold in the city — the coronavirus — has now died after contracting the virus himself.
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Here's what you need to know: • A more aggressive culture is taking hold at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as its newly empowered agents begin to work toward the Trump administration's plan to deport vast numbers of undocumented immigrants.
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On the optimistic side for Democrats, Cotter wrote, this moment/movement definitely looks like it is taking hold — and it's had real consequences at least at the level of individual harassers and abusers being called out and facing consequences.
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The authors cited a study that found the more sensitive local reporting of Kurt Cobain's suicide in 1994, coupled with constant encouragement for people to seek counseling, seemed to stop any copycat effect from taking hold in Seattle, where he lived.
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"Using a probiotic topical not only provides a protective shield, preventing harmful bugs in your environment from taking hold and causing infection, but also triggers the production of natural moisturizers in the skin, keeping the skin barrier healthy," she said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With oil price recovery taking hold, several U.S. oil and gas companies entered 22017 with a compelling plan - sell undeveloped or less essential fields and invest the money to boost returns from their sweetest, most productive spots.
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He knew how to create and run programs that put food on the table for millions of workers, and food on the table helped keep desperate Americans from being swayed by the fascism taking hold across the globe in the 1930s.
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Bankers and European parliamentarians, particularly from Italy, fear that forcing banks to set aside more money against bad loans will strangle lending in economies that are already missing out on the economic expansion taking hold elsewhere in the euro zone.
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As a result, many Democrats have shifted their official registration to Republican; last week, a moderate Republican announced a new PAC, "Moderates Are Taking Hold," to encourage independents and Democrats to register as Republicans in order to vote in the primary.
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So I am not the natural ticket buyer for the immersive and participatory theater that is taking hold in the city as art forms bleed together, companies experiment with different storytelling approaches, and people clamor for more active artistic experiences.
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A heat wave taking hold in western Europe, dry conditions in Canada and overly wet weather in winter wheat production areas of the United States have raised the risk of yield losses and tempered recent expectations of bumper global supplies.
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Economic equality and inclusiveness are central to both the Women's March and the organizations pushing for greater diversity in the technology industry and this weekend's massive demonstrations should give hope that a new wave of intersectional feminism is taking hold.
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The company does offer new subscription services — the unlimited plan offers four rentals at a time for $159 a month, while another plan offers four rentals a month for $89 — the company isn't taking hold outside cities for everyday wear.
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And while the storytelling would bolster kindergarten-readiness skills (at a time when the intensive parenting ethos was taking hold), it would also be silly — a half-hour with a single story line that would push children to actively listen.
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The company reported a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss for its fiscal third quarter and said some of its turnaround initiatives, such as adding better apparel displays in stores and putting mannequins back in the women's departments, are taking hold.
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But beneath the cheering, a new emotion is taking hold among some Trump supporters as they grapple with reports predicting that he will lose the election: a dark fear about what will happen if their candidate is denied the White House.
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The drug — known as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) — is specifically designed for people who do not have HIV and works to keep the virus from taking hold if a person is exposed to HIV through sex or intravenous drug use.
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Paired with last year's successful strikes by both teachers and hotels workers, "the strikes at Uber and Lyft are one sign that a new wave of labor activism is finally taking hold among service workers," writes Bloomberg Opinion's Noah Smith.
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Two weeks ago, an unexpected cluster of coronavirus cases in New Rochelle, N.Y., seemed to be an unnerving sign that an outbreak that had devastated China and Italy was taking hold in the New York region and could spread rapidly.
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Since Miller's goal is to beat the market and get the best possible return, he said some of the traditional safety and "quality" stock strategies taking hold today would work out but might be relatively disappointing when this is over.
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But on both sides of the Pacific, a bleaker recognition is taking hold: The world's two largest economies are in the opening stages of a new economic Cold War, one that could persist well after Mr. Trump is out of office.
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And as the focus of health experts and government officials has shifted from preventing the virus from taking hold in local regions to containing its spread, coronavirus memes have likewise shifted from jokes about hand-washing to jokes about quarantines.
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As much as Ms. Churchill meant to portray (as she writes in a preface to the script) "the amazed excitement of people taking hold of their own lives," what we actually see onstage is an endless cycle of betrayal and hardship.
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During the number, the Billboard chart-topping artist leads a call-and-response with Culkin, 39, asking the actor if he is "ready," to which he responds, "yeah" while taking hold of the microphone and showing off some "silly" dance moves.
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Since then, most national polling has also shown Sanders taking hold of the frontrunner slot in the Democratic nomination battle, while his win in the Nevada caucuses boosted him to a lead over his rivals in the delegate count so far.
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When she returned home, Ocasio-Cortez worked as a community organizer and, eventually, with economic stresses rooted in the recession and the loss of her father taking hold, began low-wage, long-hour work at restaurants to help support her family.
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Harris Dean used her cooking as a path toward financial independence, taking hold of an informal culinary economy that has historically provided opportunities to women of color, from African-American caterers in the 1700s to churro sellers in today's subways.
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Just 12 of more than 100 public health labs in the U.S. are currently able to diagnose the coronavirus because of problems with a test developed by the CDC, potentially slowing the response if the virus starts taking hold here.
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Now, as Bloomberg campaigns for the Democratic nomination for president, he is spending an unprecedented amount of his own fortune to meet the populist moment taking hold in the party — while blurring the parts of his mayoral record that contradict it.
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With Nvidia, European automation company ABB and Intuitive Surgical making up some of the ETF's biggest weightings, BOTZ gives investors a way to buy into a theme they know is taking hold, but may not feel all too familiar, Jacobs said.
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Here's what you need to know: • A more aggressive culture is taking hold at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as thousands of newly empowered agents begin to work toward the Trump administration's plan to deport vast numbers of undocumented immigrants.
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German postal and logistics group Deutsche Post DHL said it expected a further increase in earnings after a 7.2 percent jump in 18.33 profit, with online shopping driving demand for parcel deliveries and a turnaround at its freight unit taking hold.
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The center estimates that it also prevents between 200 and 300 gay men from contracting HIV from chemsex each month, by prescribing PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) -- a medicine which if taken within three days of interaction can prevent the infection taking hold.
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In March, the firm's head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy, Savita Subramanian, raised her forecast for the S&P 500 by 150 points to 2,450 on expectations that extreme optimism, typical to the end of a bull market, is taking hold.
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The young MP warned that victories won by past free-trade campaigners were under threat from "the fashion nowadays to sneer at the Manchester school [of economic liberalism]" that was taking hold in the newspapers and capturing chunks of the political parties.
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In the latest study, by editing out a section of chicken DNA inside the lab-grown cells, researchers from Imperial College London and the University of Edinburgh's Roslin Institute prevented the bird flu virus from taking hold in the cells and replicating.
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We get a sense of how television news is changing in the mid 1970s—video is replacing film and the "If it bleeds, it leads" mentality is taking hold—but those are ultimately details, not clues, in Christine's rich, lived-in mosaic.
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But while many investors have shaken off scares such as Britain exiting the European Union or political unrest in Washington, the view is taking hold that gold can be a very good hedge against more serious threats like nuclear confrontation in Asia.
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Over the past 12 months to Wednesday's close, H&M's shares had gained 37% on hopes that a recovery was taking hold after slowing footfall at its core H&M-branded stores caused years of sliding profits, mounting inventories and shrinking market value.
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And there are implications – which I had confess I hadn't fully contemplated – for how and whether the church opposes the advance of euthanasia, now taking hold in North America and spreading well beyond the terminally ill in parts of once-Catholic Europe.
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While hive-mentalities were taking hold in Congress, opportunistic leaders, such as former House Speaker Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE (R-Ga.) and Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell (D-Maine), consolidated power with rules changes, procedural maneuvering, and the distribution of party resources.
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That's because the conversation around big-money philanthropy has changed drastically in even just the last two years, with a new conversation taking hold about whether the rich are actually doing good in the world with their supposedly magnanimous commitments to charity.
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" It sounds, frankly, like an exhausting way to live, but to Victor the struggle with Trump supporters and what he sees as a fascist movement taking hold in America is "quite literally a war… for us, resistance is intuitive and something we have to do.
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At the shadiest end of the scale you have your pirated software from the darkest corners of the web—install anything (whether an app or a movie) from these places and you're really running the risk of something untoward taking hold of your system.
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"Traders have been quick to price in worst case scenario as interest rate rise jitters start taking hold and have resulted in some fairly assertive moves in bond, equity, and forex asset classes," said Stephen Innes, senior trader at OANDA, in a Monday note.
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"The Bank of England remains on hold for a few obvious reasons (Brexit), although they have also noted increasing concerns that inflationary pressures were taking hold in the British economy," Tom Stringfellow, president and CIO of Frost Investment Advisors said in a note Tuesday.
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Funding for preventing Zika from taking hold in the United States is critical: While vaccine research is an important part of this process in terms of prevention, surveillance and mosquito control will need to be amped up as the first wave of preventive measures.
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It's a level low enough that the purchasing power of their currencies is fairly stable and people don't have to worry about inflation all that much in doing business with one another, while also keeping a buffer to prevent deflationary effects from taking hold.
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Global Democracy For global history classes, students can choose another country to research to look for signs that democracy has already been dismantled, that it is currently being threatened or that the existing government has taken steps to prevent it from ever taking hold.
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There are certain similarities between the three companies, perhaps the most obvious of which is that each one is a bet on future technologies taking hold, which means that investors are willing to pay a premium now for what they believe will be future growth.
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As the presidential inauguration drew near in January, something bordering on panic was taking hold among some scientists who rely on the vast oceans of data housed on government servers, which encompass information on everything from social demographics to satellite photographs of polar ice.
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Besides geographic proximity, cultural identity may contribute to an outbreak taking hold in the close-knit Orthodox community—a feeling that their worldview is not in keeping with modern secular society, says Samuel Heilman, a Queens College sociology professor who has authored several books about Orthodox Jews.
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In the story of a young Chinese woman taking hold of her destiny by impersonating a man to pardon her elderly father from military service—and ultimately saving her country from the Huns—I was finally able to see a version of myself whispered onto the screen.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Americans' debt level reached a record high this year, surpassing the peak touched just as the worst of the recession was taking hold in 22004, and marking a milestone for households that now lean less on mortgages and more on auto and student loans.
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And some look back at the passage of Regulation Fair Disclosure in the year 2000, requiring companies to release all material information publicly, and believe the end of quiet massaging of investor expectations caused a jarring uptick in volatility just as a bear market was taking hold.
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The wireless technology taking hold across the oil patch allows a handful of geoscientists and engineers to monitor the drilling and completion of multiple wells at a time — onshore or miles out to sea — and supervise immediate fixes when something goes wrong, all without leaving their desks.
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Why it matters: Mobile wallets have proved a huge hit in a few places, such as Kenya, but there are many places without access to phone-based banking, and the lack of interoperable software has kept a cross-border system from taking hold and left even successful efforts isolated.
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"If a unified, peaceful, liberal, pluralistic free-market Europe begins to doubt itself, begins to question the progress that's been made over the last several decades, then we can't expect the progress that is just now taking hold in many places around the world will continue," he said.
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"If a unified, peaceful, liberal, pluralistic free-market Europe begins to doubt itself, begins to question the progress that's been made over the last several decades," Mr. Obama said, "then we can't expect the progress that is just now taking hold in many places around the world will continue."
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BERLIN, June 25 (Reuters) - France's foreign minister called on Saturday for the European Union to move ahead quickly to seal the terms of a British exit from the bloc, arguing that the other 27 members needed to give the EU new purpose or else risk populism taking hold.
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Michael Pollan didn't inspire "The Excellent Lombards" — more likely it was Jane Hamilton's life on her husband's Wisconsin orchard — but he would probably appreciate her tender, astute look behind the scenes at a small-scale family farm in the years when the locavore movement was just taking hold.
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In fact, the same shift toward the higher end is taking hold on North Jersey beaches that were decimated by Sandy, where those who could rebuild — and pay for flood insurance — take the place of those who may have been there for generations but can't afford it anymore.
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While the New York Democrat became a nationally recognized figure for his fierce defense of former President Clinton during the 1998 impeachment by the then-GOP-controlled House, Nadler has since flipped roles and led the charge for the impeachment of Trump since taking hold of the gavel.
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The publication of yet another major study debunking the vaccine-autism link, on March 2000 in the Annals of Internal Medicine, seems like a good moment to look back at what fueled the vaccine concerns, and consider how we can prevent other ideas harmful to public health from taking hold.
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In his speech at the Fed's Jackson Hole, Wyoming, conference in August, he devoted several paragraphs to extolling the wisdom of his predecessor Alan Greenspan for throttling back on tightening as he saw a productivity revolution taking hold that would allow the economy to run hotter without generating as much inflation.
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A huge corporation taking hold of this kind of thought-reading technology could have raised immediate concerns, but with him joining as chief visionary officer, they would have a face the public was already comfortable with standing beside them, assuaging fears even as they rolled out sinister initiatives behind the scenes.
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At this point, if you're starting to feel the grasp of the green-eyed monster taking hold, just wait, because once you see the behind-the-scenes video and social media shots of this larger-than-life runway experience, the word jealousy won't even begin do your emotions justice. Dior
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Ela tuka , he said, a phrase I had taught him, come here, and he held out the treat so that she could take it, which she did by stretching her neck and pulling back her lips, taking hold of it with her front teeth, like a deer plucking a leaf.
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Story at a glance Officials in San Antonio said that a patient recently cleared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) later tested positive for the coronavirus COVID-19 that is taking hold in the U.S. The patient was released into the public following a false negative test result.
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By Thursday morning, the strike was taking hold across the country: Public transit was highly limited if nonexistent in many areas, most notably in Paris; stores and banks were boarded up; truck drivers were engaged in a slowdown; airlines canceled flights; and the police were preparing for hundreds of protests.
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"Just as we've seen with travel, dating and home services, technology is accelerating a shift in the transportation space as the economics of car ownership change and the more than $60 billion global car rental market faces disruption and expansion with peer-to-peer car sharing services like Turo taking hold," he added.
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Wind energy grew by 51 GW, hydropower increased by 30 GW and bioenergy 9 GW. "We are witnessing an energy transformation taking hold around the world, and this is reflected in another year of record breaking additions in new renewable energy capacity," IRENA Director-General Adnan Z. Amin said in a statement.
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Indeed, the view is taking hold that Mr. Trump, in so aggressively promoting policies aimed to stoke the economy and financial markets, has unleashed animal spirits — largely absent under President Barack Obama — that are now reflected in ever rising consumer confidence indicators and a willingness to embrace risk in the stock market.
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Now, even with the recent rise in yields, a view is taking hold that a yield of 2 percent is not sufficient given the risk that Italy may be forced in the future to impose a haircut on its private sector creditors — or, in a more extreme scenario, have to exit the euro.
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In 2007, just as Pepfar was taking hold, both Pepfar and non-Pepfar countries in Africa gave the United States approval ratings of about 40 percent, but by 2011 the rating in Pepfar countries had risen to about 80 percent, while in non-Pepfar nations it had risen only to around 50 percent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — With rapid change and redevelopment efforts taking hold all over Detroit, there is a preponderance of people who seek little more than to profit off of this city, with little consideration for the residents that have held it tenuously intact against the entropy of the preceding 50 years.
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Meanwhile, an article in the Atlantic favours the proposition that women's buttons are "the wrong way around" because at a crucial time when fashion norms were taking hold, women in the upper echelons of society would not dress themselves; inverting the buttons would make it easier for a right-handed maid to fasten them.
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The book was published just as AIDS and Reagan-era conservatism were taking hold, and the next time open relationships would surface in a landmark book was in 1997, with "The Ethical Slut: A Guide to Infinite Sexual Possibilities," written by a marriage and family therapist, Dossie Easton, and her co-author, Janet W. Hardy.
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"Even without the outbreak taking hold in the US, the domestic economy could be impacted somewhat by the effect of disruptions to supply chains and reduced travel, mainly in Asia, that are already underway," Kevin Burgett, a founding member of the economics research team at Monetary Policy Analytics, wrote in a note to clients.
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He thought back to the early days of the Crim, when recreational running was just taking hold and 10 miles was still a scary challenge, and it gave him an idea: Why not use the prize money for non-runners, for people afraid to sign up because they don't think they can handle the distance?
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" "In Ireland we have very obviously and very significantly bucked the trend, which obviously pertains in the U.S. but also to a very large extent now extends elsewhere in the world whether it's in Europe, whether it's in South America, whether it's in India, wherever, of extreme right-wing forces or forces of reaction are taking hold.
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Austin makes it clear that he fears a "dependency mindset" is setting in on the left, and a dangerous "socialist agenda" is taking hold of the country, but many of the things I learn at camp seem like useful survival tools and tricks that anyone could use, and skills that "libtards," as Austin called them, would appreciate too.
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But in a city where that name is splashed across Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, Trump International Hotel at Columbus Circle, Trump Soho, Trump World Tower, Trump Parc, Trump Plaza, Trump Wollman Rink in Central Park and the Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point in the Bronx, a backlash may be taking hold against the Republican presidential nominee.
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John Brownstein, chief innovation officer at Harvard Medical School and an expert on mining social media information for health trends, is part of an international team using machine learning to comb through social media posts, news reports, data from official public health channels, and information supplied by doctors for warning signs the virus is taking hold in countries outside of China.
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It also includes those who are doing well individually but who live in declining areas, those who fear the loss of white hegemony, and those who think they see a morally alien culture taking hold around them — on television, movies and the internet — and those who feel that their status is threatened by the rise of racial, ethnic and cultural minorities.
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But stockpiles of it remain short, including in the US. The likelihood of yellow fever taking hold in the US is still very low, but there is a real danger of isolated outbreaks, spread by local mosquito populations, striking parts of the Southern US. And there are already mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile virus that have become endemic in the US in recent years.
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Revolve Impact connects artists and influencers to community organizers, and with marijuana legalization taking hold across the nation — and about to be considered in her own state, California — Ms. Hampton wanted to tackle the contradiction raised by Michelle Alexander, the author of "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness," in 2014: Why were white men poised to get rich doing the very same thing that African-American boys and men had long been going to prison for?
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Keith EllisonKeith Maurice EllisonFormer Sanders aides launch consulting firm Minnesota AG will defend state's abortion restrictions despite personal views Hillicon Valley: House panel advances election security bill | GOP senator targets YouTube with bill on child exploitation | Hicks told Congress Trump camp felt 'relief' after release of Clinton docs | Commerce blacklists five Chinese tech groups MORE (D-Minn.), who received Sanders' support in his bid for the DNC chairman position, called for transparency in the wake of the disclosure and vowed to work toward changes to prevent such a fundraising arrangement from taking hold in the future.
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