In our Google Docs, there's a word we use, when I'm going on ... tighten. Tighten.
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"They have taken almost 350 sq kilometers of ground from ISIS, so they continue to just encroach and ... tighten, and tighten and tighten that isolation ring, quite frankly largely uncontested," he said.
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In that environment we start to tighten and when we tighten we're not so good at getting it exactly right.
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More broadly, Spanish financial conditions tighten by around 40 bps, and U.S., UK and Japanese conditions tighten by around 20213 bps.
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"If that doesn&apost work to tighten things up, we can always do a surgical repair" to tighten the vaginal muscles, she said.
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I don't think anything in here says the Fed has to tighten in December, but they remain on pace to tighten in December.
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"The muscles there – they're sort of look like baskets and if you tighten your pelvic floor, you tighten the whole situation down there," she explained.
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"We will continue until we win, until Macron backs down and gives us what we deserve: more purchasing power, less taxes, a healthy life without having to tighten and tighten and tighten the belt at the end of every single month," a protester in Nantes who only gave her name as Virginie told Reuters.
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As he'd warned, I began to feel my chest tighten.
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Apple also said it would tighten controls on location tracking.
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Sources noted the European Triple A market may tighten further.
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So one potential solution is to tighten up those standards.
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But investors were wary as many expect liquidity to tighten.
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He has proposed legislation to tighten CFIUS' scrutiny of deals.
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But it also hints at caution as central banks tighten.
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As the band stretches out over time, tighten the setting.
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The second is to tighten the enforcement of existing laws.
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He announced executive actions last week to tighten gun rules.
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We just have to tighten up and limit their opportunities.
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This will be critical as the battleground state polls tighten.
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Kipnis said afterward he was just starting to tighten up.
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Will it be reason for them to tighten monetary policy?
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The aim of grid management is to tighten control again.
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Republicans looked to capitalize and tighten their grip on power.
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The market may well tighten further in the short term.
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But then an invisible hand would tighten over my throat.
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Use it to bump radiance, set makeup, and tighten pores.
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Yes, unless you train the muscles to tighten up again.
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Respondents seemed unfazed by the Fed's decision to tighten policy.
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He said his neck began to tighten during the game.
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Their belt would tighten around their road and their necks.
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Tighten your collective sphincters and break out the chimichangas kiddos!
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When that happens, I'd expect the polls to tighten up.
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You really just need to unfold it, adjust and tighten.
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It's important to tighten everything, otherwise the table will wobble.
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My lungs empty, the depths tighten on my rib cage.
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But we must not neglect these investments as budgets tighten.
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Trump should maintain those sanctions and even tighten them further.
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But efforts to tighten the law had stalled for years.
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Just as Obama loosened the regulations, Trump may tighten them.
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It's formulated to instantly firm, tighten, and define your skin.
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It can dry up your mouth and tighten your throat.
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Earlier this month, Sweden announced plans to tighten its borders.
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I'm thinking they need to tighten their algorithm a bit.
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A provocation that could tighten Russia's illegal hold on Crimea.
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We're going to tighten up, to do some good housekeeping.
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Mr. Trump said he needed time to tighten screening procedures.
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He also called on the government to tighten gun regulations.
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"If it's not a sustainable amount, tighten the belt now."
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They've also tried to tighten loopholes to extract tax payments.
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Then you can tighten it up — hopefully — prior to shooting.
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She has worked to tighten her bond with readers online.
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Rick Gates, the Manafort protégé, helped tighten his mentor's noose.
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"Even though it looks like the Fed may tighten in September and will probably tighten by December, people are still looking at Treasuries saying, 'I like those yields,'" said Evercore ISI strategist Stan Shipley.
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And, as the Mueller noose continues to tighten and the Kushner noose continues to tighten, [Trump] is a man with his hand at the controls and yes a trade war is very, very concerning.
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Should he tighten so that Chili's can cut its menu prices?
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The Fed is not going to tighten and create a recession.
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Her acceptance of his handling made his groin tighten in anticipation.
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Rivals are also making similar moves to tighten control over suppliers.
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He didn't give it an opportunity to tighten up on him.
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She said the ECB should tighten its rules regarding public engagements.
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And Trump does not want to tighten the national belt everywhere.
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He also called for Congress to tighten oversight of the industry.
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Either stocks will soon rise or the spreads will soon tighten.
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She's trying to get more fit to tighten them back up.
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Legal exports have declined in recent years as states tighten protections.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren sounded in no hurry to tighten.
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Both videos are edited in places to tighten up their speeches.
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The central bank has taken steps to tighten the money supply.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to tighten policy further in December.
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For example, acid reflux can cause the cricopharyngeus to tighten up.
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America is pushing to tighten already stringent sanctions on North Korea.
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A hotter market would usually prompt officials to tighten the screws.
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What about the bipartisan bill to tighten the background check system?
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"Our polls started to tighten prior to last Friday," Conway said.
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As in, it won't just tighten and loosen on the fly.
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However, the race could tighten further against a surging Pirates team.
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This indicates that the industry needs to tighten its engineering standards.
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You tighten up supply, prices are indeed going to go higher.
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Prodded by children's charities, the government wants to tighten things up.
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But as polls tighten, so has Clinton's advantage with that group.
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That said, China continues to further tighten control over the cyberspace.
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In it, they will find this lesson: the circle may tighten
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I was scared my belly would sag down and never tighten.
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And aren't there other places the administration could tighten its belt?
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She added the ECB should tighten its rules regarding public engagements.
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Here is R.A: Why might the Fed need to tighten abruptly?
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Plus, it would tighten the eligibility threshold to receive federal subsidies.
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It will tighten the rules for unions to call a strike.
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Polls tighten in IowaIs the Trump campaign taking Iowa for granted?
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When energy firms tighten their belts, their suppliers feel the squeeze.
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We expect the market to tighten even further in H2 2018.
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Mr Ren had criticised efforts to tighten control of the media.
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In 2012, it got one to tighten up its vehicle emissions.
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Meanwhile, a couple of Republican amendments seek to tighten the program.
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The group has traditionally resisted any efforts to tighten gun laws.
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Reports of a downturn might prompt consumers to tighten their belts.
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He also said the Federal Reserve won't significantly tighten monetary policy.
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There are fears Erdogan will tighten his grip on economic management.
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He wants to tighten up his command but is otherwise happy.
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His measure sought to tighten background checks for most gun buyers.
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Pence vowed only this week to tighten sanctions on the North.
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Meanwhile, a couple of Republican amendments seek to tighten the program.
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Republicans are split on efforts to tighten gun control more broadly.
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"China can and should for more to tighten sanctions," he said.
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"In the playoffs, guys tighten up a little bit," Alzner said.
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If anything, observers say Kim has sought to tighten political control.
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Tighten the enrollment rules and ramp up monitoring of Obamacare enrollees.
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But proprietors of small, independent restaurants should tighten their apron strings.
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We just have to tighten it up as a team. Everybody.
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"There's a few things he needs to tighten up," Peters says.
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The White House is poised to tighten sanctions against Iran today.
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Those belts tighten up when sensors detect a crash is imminent.
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"Capital-intensive means it's hard to tighten your belt," Grabar wrote.
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"Tighten it up right now," Boone added before leaving the field.
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The Fed is not going to tighten and make a recession.
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A president may tighten and relax economic sanctions by executive order.
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Regulators are now looking to tighten the rules governing e-cigarettes.
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The retailer said it tighten inventory controls heading into the spring.
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America might yet tighten its scrutiny of goods from the city.
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CT: Where are you looking to tighten controls as a result?
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The US administration may now be preparing to tighten the screws.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, but Bloomberg's plan would tighten regulation.
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Revenues will be used to tighten the party's grip on power.
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I'm trying to tighten the script and work on the music.
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"The case to tighten policy preemptively is less compelling," she said.
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The key, she said, is exercises to tighten and relax the muscles.
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Here's how you can tighten up your social networking by several notches.
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China Development Bank's 2020 US dollar bonds saw yields tighten another 3bp.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Do you forecast the Fed will tighten more next year?
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We're trying to tighten up and support him the best we can.
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This could enable Khamenei to tighten his grip on the governing hierarchy.
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It was right to tighten up security a bit on the Mac.
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The Czech central bank could however tighten rates in the coming year.
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He denied media reports that the SPD would tighten its voting rules.
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Kia Motors' new 2026 US dollar bonds saw yields tighten another 4bp.
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Donald Trump said American sanctions would tighten until Mr Brunson is freed.
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Plus, it's not like there is any urgent need to tighten immediately.
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"My family," he said to the man, managing to tighten his fingers.
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It vowed to tighten its controls over content streamed through its site.
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Ford and VW are in a partnership that some say could tighten.
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It will also tighten the rules for unions to call a strike.
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To compensate for that, the bank said it would tighten its belt.
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Third, there are sizeable benefits from letting the labour market tighten further.
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You can't say the economy's great, but also the Fed shouldn't tighten.
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Surging U.S. output may also undermine OPEC's efforts to tighten the market.
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Meanwhile, Grubhub will further tighten its grip on the food delivery market.
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The BoE has previously announced measures to tighten standards in mortgage lending.
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Then I would go back into the paintings and tighten them up.
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The zoo has since pledged to tighten the security of the enclosure.
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I've tried headsets that barely tighten enough to fit on my head.
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Reuters: Oil prices near multiyear highs as Iran sanctions tighten supply outlook.
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Most investors are not expecting the central bank to tighten its policy.
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But such meetings rarely generate more than a promise to tighten sanctions.
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The TCMB announced that it would continue to tighten policy as needed.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren certainly sounded in no hurry to tighten.
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Security forces have tried to tighten the noose around Tahrir Square demonstrations.
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The Newtown killings spurred Connecticut to tighten its gun laws in 2016.
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The labor market, the plow horse of the recovery, continues to tighten.
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The government wants to tighten the rules on foreign takeovers, for example.
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In June he stressed the need to tighten monetary policy only slowly.
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Monetary policy, meanwhile, is expected to tighten around the world next year.
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I feel my jaw tighten at the sight of all those people.
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The federal law is designed to tighten security for state-issued identification.
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As of 2005, another factor helped Chavez tighten his hold on power.
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Labor markers continue to tighten and higher wages will mean higher prices.
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Nate McMillan will presumably tighten up his rotation in the playoffs, though.
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At the time, Reid sought to tighten security around the program's discoveries.
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"Lending standards are slowly beginning to tighten across the board," he said.
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Iglesias stayed in the game, with felt the hamstring tighten up after.
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It is not in a president's direct power to tighten libel laws.
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Now, credit terms are likely to tighten along with variable mortgage rates.
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The uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus has prompted many to tighten their wallets.
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Once the playoffs begin, we tighten our focus on the remaining teams.
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But the political push to tighten up on Beijing faces considerable hurdles.
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At Tuesday's meeting, shareholders also voted for reforms to tighten corporate oversight.
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If he actually became his party's nominee, the race could well tighten.
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"Bills to tighten election security are languishing in congressional committees," Michael noted.
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Those anxieties have driven governments to tighten borders and slash refugee resettlements.
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If labor markets continue to tighten, the question soon won't be hypothetical.
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George Zachary, CRV — Tighten the plan to only "what fits the strategy."
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The fiasco prompted northern Cyprus to tighten its visa rules for Syrians.
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Hopefully final shipping units will tighten up the hinge to solve that.
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At home, the Chinese government continues to tighten social and religious controls.
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A lack of new construction has helped to tighten inventories, she said.
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We shouldn't mess with them, unless we wish to tighten them further.
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"What happens when things tighten up as the business cycle turns down?"
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PREPA accused bondholders of trying to tighten the conditions on the bonds.
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They both said that the firmer crown helped to tighten monetary conditions.
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As he clicks on his notifications, he can feel his chest tighten.
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Western governments should tighten the rules for moral, economic and strategic reasons.
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After that, it's up to the individual country to tighten restrictions further.
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Additionally, look for ways to tighten your budget and limit unnecessary spending.
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The first strap I pull to tighten — snap — the plastic clip breaks.
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He watched her lips tighten, then unfurl as she sipped her whiskey.
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A few are looking to tighten rules for short-term health plans.
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After each of those breaches, the government promised to tighten its systems.
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But New York did tighten gun restrictions, which coincided with less violence.
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"You will feel your chest tighten and may get a headache," he said.
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It's more difficult too, because the dirty air can tighten up your airways.
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Let's cut through the noise a bit and tighten this thing back up.
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Investors have also fretted over the Federal Reserve's plans to tighten monetary policy.
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But presidential primaries almost always tighten when the actual votes begin to near.
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It comes down to guys needing to tighten up and make plays offensively.
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PiS has also upset many Poles with attempts to tighten the abortion law.
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Tighten up the bolsters and they'll hold you firmly in place on track.
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By contrast, the Fed can always tighten policy as much as it likes.
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Brazil has since pledged to tighten food safety inspections and hired more inspectors.
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Pangerapan said the government planned to tighten existing regulations to combat online hoaxes.
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They wanted, variously, to slash inflation, increase economic growth and tighten the budget.
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That is a signal that supplies are expected to tighten quickly by October.
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After inserting each earbud, users can turn it inward to tighten the grip.
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Diplomats are also pushing to tighten U.N. sanctions because of the North's Jan.
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Some say more regulation could tighten the supply of credit, potentially crimping growth.
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They have forced pampered Saudis to tighten their belts and infuriated religious conservatives.
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Central banks might tighten monetary policy too quickly and push economies into recession.
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Disruptions are expected to tighten the supply of wood products and raise prices.
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With less than two months until Election Day, polls have begun to tighten.
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Until then, oil traders seem convinced the oil market will continue to tighten.
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I've got to clean a few things up, just tighten up the driver.
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Disruptions were expected to tighten the supply of wood products and raise prices.
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The company will likely decide to tighten the price range, Il Sole added.
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But a survey by Haynes & Boone suggests banks will tighten lending this spring.
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Related columns: "Distillate fuel oil market set to tighten in 2018", Reuters, Nov.
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We are also expecting the French and German sovereign spread to tighten up.
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China will likely make some effort to tighten economic sanctions on North Korea.
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And the outstanding economic performance in Q1 gives them more room to tighten.
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The Fed has begun to tighten interest rates as the economy continues improving.
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Regulators are also stepping up efforts to tighten control over the country's internet.
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As such, I expect the Fed to tighten policy over the coming years.
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In the next stage the government becomes concerned and starts to tighten laws.
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Senator Chris Murphy said he would introduce a bill to tighten background checks.
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Responding to popular pressure, the government agreed last week to tighten asylum rules.
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This has enabled Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta to tighten his grip on power.
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We had to tighten the bolts on it twice in the day, too.
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Instead, they were told they will have to tighten their belts even more.
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London also appears to be keen to tighten its trade ties with China.
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In the end, no legislation passed either chamber to tighten access to guns.
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She also told Reuters in an interview she wants to tighten immigration rules.
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This pushed Taiwanese Government to tighten the rules on purchasing pre-paid cards.
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His colleague, Henry Ohlsson, has voted to tighten at each meeting since February.
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Maduro is relying on El Aissami to tighten the regime's grip on power.
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"A concrete example is thinking that leads them to tighten up," he said.
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But he said the measures were not the last step to tighten security.
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This could therefore affect the Fed's plans to tighten its policy, he said.
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Most investors also expect bank lending conditions to tighten over the next year.
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I watched the muscles in the driver's arms tighten as he shifted gears.
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What's new: Tighten federal laws that regulate lobbying disclosures and federal agent registration.
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And when polls tighten, we've seen Republicans turn to these messages as well.
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Some older corded drills require a "key" to loosen and tighten the chuck.
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So, the Met had one custom-made to tighten its custom-made bolts.
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Lasers and radio frequency treatments like Thermage will smooth and tighten that skin.
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But then the race began to tighten and Republicans went into emergency mode.
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Incredibly, Congress seems as likely to ease gun laws as to tighten them.
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This could stoke inflation and prompt the Federal Reserve to tighten monetary policy.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France wants to tighten labor rules in the region.
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At a weekly tender on Monday the bank did not tighten liquidity further.
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There&aposs also no scientific evidence that any product can tighten the vagina.
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A recent Fed survey showed banks expected credit standards to tighten this year.
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The owner is sincerely sorry, but the workers have to tighten their belts.
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"I didn't hear, 'We are going to tighten in December,'" Gundlach told Reuters.
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The sovereign was able to tighten pricing from an initial plus 210bp area.
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Trump and other Republican leaders have resisted calls to tighten federal gun laws.
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They were strict about getting us to tighten our focus on stars, specifically.
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The global synchronous growth gives central banks more leeway to tighten monetary policy.
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Instead they boarded buses for Tallahassee, convincing their governor to tighten gun laws.
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Then-Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton had pledged to tighten gun-control measures.
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Financial markets have also shrugged off the Fed's efforts to tighten borrowing conditions.
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But Trump dropped the threat after Mexico promised measures to tighten its borders.
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But an AKP win could allow Erdogan to tighten his grip on power.
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Triple A spreads could tighten further, but that could lead to more reset activity, and that increased supply would then pressure how much further Triple As could tighten, according to John Wright, head of Bain Capital Credit's CLO/structured products business.
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Using fine needles to gently 'pin back' areas, we can retrain muscles to tighten.
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A weak economy defers the day when Europe's central banks can tighten monetary policy.
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He ramped up military drills, he tighten the screws on and increase sanctions program.
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A custom motor and gear train tighten or loosen to customize to your foot.
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Oil prices rose 3 percent overnight on expectations that production cuts will tighten supply.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Libya to Venezuela have helped to further tighten the market.
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"I'm actively doing yoga as much as possible to try and tighten," Jameson wrote.
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They're nylon bands that perceptibly contract and expand as the shoes tighten or loosen.
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Trump has said the restrictions are needed to tighten security and prevent terrorist attacks.
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The slightest whiff of a financial crisis will tighten the available financial resources, too.
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Kraft's takeover of Cadbury's in 2010 helped spur Britain to tighten its takeover rules.
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Too warm, and the body can over-relax, Too cold, and muscles may tighten.
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One thing Trump has been clear on is his determination to tighten U.S. borders.
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And why isn't it proposing to radically tighten the moderation of financial ads, period?
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This is expected to tighten the supply of new bitcoins and support the price.
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If that dollar flows out of the country, it would tighten domestic liquidity conditions.
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Trump campaigned on a promise to defend US jobs and to tighten immigration policies.
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ING's fine comes as European regulators consider whether to tighten controls on financial crime.
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I tighten my fingers around the wheel to still the tremor in my hand.
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A day later, North Carolina revised a bill to tighten its own ID laws.
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You tighten the kickstand into place, then slide the seat post into the frame.
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It will review the steps the institution has taken to tighten up its procedures.
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But as long as LME stocks continue declining, spreads are only going to tighten.
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I'm just a dude with a iPhone, you need to tighten up IT policy.
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That might not be the case going forward, as America starts to tighten policy.
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How could they tighten up the system to make sure this didn't happen again?
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Financial sanctions that America imposed on Hizbullah in October will further tighten the screws.
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She was put on vasopressors, drugs that tighten blood vessels and raise blood pressure.
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Higher inflation could prompt the Federal Reserve to tighten its policy faster than expected.
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This is important as the Bank of Canada has begun to tighten monetary policy.
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As Iraqi forces tighten the noose, the militants have grown increasingly paranoid, residents said.
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America has had such rules since the 1970s; they are set to tighten further.
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The changeover is expected to tighten the supply of diesel fuel, strengthening refining margins.
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Norway swiftly followed Sweden's lead and has announced 40 proposals to tighten asylum rules.
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Due to her age, her belly is not something that will ever tighten up.
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Third, Turkey did not tighten border controls on its southern border until late 2015.
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It was this rush to tighten policy that often sped up the economy's downturn.
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Citizens are told they have to "tighten their belts" to protect their national sovereignty.
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Citizens are told to tighten their belts to protect their national sovereignty and security.
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That allowed it to tighten pricing from an initial high 3% to 4% range.
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Now, some market participants say the market could tighten dramatically after years of oversupply.
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Laws and elections -- particularly those that could tighten gun control measures -- share similar trends.
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If you tighten pricing too much, you're going to be out of a deal.
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France looks set to defend, if not tighten, its strict approach to head-covering.
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Yet North Korea is not alone in thinking efforts to tighten sanctions are "laughable".
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Related columns: "Hedge funds gamble OPEC will tighten oil market too much", Reuters, Jan.
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The combined efforts of central banks to tighten policy could add pressure to rates.
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President Xi Jinping has launched a campaign to tighten party control over the media.
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Trump wants to tighten laws to make it harder for people to claim asylum.
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The recession was forcing the school to tighten budgets for things like floral arrangements.
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Why did financial conditions ease instead of tighten after the Fed raised interest rates?
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Before the vote, exchanges and market regulators moved in to tighten risk management systems.
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The first six weeks saw markets plunge, spreads widen and financial conditions tighten dramatically.
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Maduro has sought to tighten his grip on power in Venezuela despite deteriorating conditions.
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However, most rate-setters decided it was the "appropriate" time to tighten monetary policy.
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Bitcoin fell as U.S. and Japanese regulators tried to tighten their grip on cryptocurrencies.
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Tighten the screws in the hinge leaf to see if that resolves the issue.
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Consumers are expected to tighten their purse strings as an economic downturn hits China.
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These muscles tighten to hold urine in the bladder and relax to release urine.
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DeVille recommends doing the anal equivalent of kegels to tighten back up during breaks.
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Falling output due to the contamination helped to tighten the market and boost prices.
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Grassley wants to tighten the federal payments to focus on family-size farm operations.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) also has plans to tighten cyber regulations for credit reporting agencies.
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The I.R.S. recently indicated that it would tighten enforcement of that provision as well.
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Many photos improve instantly if you cut out distracting elements and tighten the framing.
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Analysts at Mizuho said this gap or spread could now tighten to 130 bps.
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If elected president, Sanders could certainly get some top economists to tighten his policies.
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Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday to block a Democratic push to significantly tighten tenant protections.
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The Trump administration proposed this month to tighten requirements for separate billing and payment.
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Keen to signal they mean business, some states have introduced laws to tighten supply.
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Her death, Republicans said, was directly related to Democrats' refusal to tighten immigration laws.
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It prompted Congress, in 2018, to tighten rules on foreign investment and export controls.
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And he did feel bad—the story was awful, perverse, made his gut tighten.
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In reality, there&aposs no scientific evidence that any product can tighten the vagina.
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Wednesday's proposal would also tighten authorization for employment for those who are seeking asylum.
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The director, Lou Moreno, presumably will tighten things up as the run goes along.
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Can the Fed continue to tighten policy at the same pace or at all?
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Eventually the plot threads tighten, and it becomes clear that there's some trouble ahead.
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The Trump administration has also been trying to tighten the rights of asylum seekers.
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"These things always tighten up, but I think she'll pull it out," he said.
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He also said both Russia and China must tighten their enforcement of existing sanctions.
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Traders remain short, but tighten stops as each of those support levels is tested.
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"It's a way to further tighten controls on the information," the former official said.
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It brought fresh energy to state, local and federal officials' attempts to tighten restrictions.
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I could feel my chest tighten with emotion, and the weight of the responsibility.
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Higher inflation could prompt the U.S. Federal Reserve to tighten policy faster than expected.
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Pleas to tighten gun laws, immediately trailed by calls to avoid politicizing a tragedy.
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Despite international warnings, China continues to tighten its grip in the South China Sea.
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He stood on his tippy toes to tighten his muscles and streamline his pose.
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We'll tighten some of the sound bites you hear from news anchors or politicians.
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That has led to calls to tighten reviews of Chinese purchases of American assets.
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John Sarbanes, a Democrat who has long sought to tighten federal campaign finance laws.
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Instead it will rely on existing mechanisms to tighten trade restrictions in certain sectors.
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The additional officers will also be used to tighten border controls, especially at international airports.
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Tighten fuel-efficiency standards for vehicles here; plug methane leaks from natural gas infrastructure there.
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Some analysts believe U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports will tighten in the coming months.
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That threatened to tighten oil supplies and exacerbate already simmering tensions in the Middle East.
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They could do what President Obama did, and [tighten up vetting after the Paris attacks].
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I tighten, loosen, and retighten my legs, enjoying the rhythmic crackle of my pubic hair.
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Apple says it could use the band to quietly tighten as a form of notification.
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"Until they really tighten monetary policy significantly, the lira will be trading weak," said Christensen.
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The Fed is keen to tighten policy rather than risk overshooting its 2% inflation target.
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"Once you have caught your piece of debris, then you have to tighten," he says.
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Facebook has found few friends in its effort to tighten encryption across its messaging apps.
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Mr. Herrmann wonders if the Fed will be all that eager to tighten credit further.
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With rising unemployment and lower wages for many workers, banks often tighten their lending standards.
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But the Fed has not often managed to tighten monetary policy without an ensuing recession.
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Four years later, it has to again tighten its guidelines to limit potential security risks.
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HP's streamlined the Pavilion x360 laptops to tighten up some of the nuts and bolts.
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The agency warned of a possible "Crexit" should conditions tighten and bond market liquidity evaporate.
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Many people worry that China will tighten its grip long before the reprieve runs out.
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Now Malcolm Turnbull's conservative government has found a way to tighten the screws yet further.
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But two policymakers also noted a downside: Ditching long-term bonds could tighten financial conditions.
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Alphabet beat estimates, but the company reported just as the presidential race began to tighten.
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That added to fears that monetary policy will tighten beyond what the economy can bear.
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The spate of blazes has prompted the authorities to tighten safety regulations on new buildings.
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N said Thursday that he would deny a request to tighten protections on confidential data.
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The government vowed to tighten gun-control laws and monitor right-wing extremists more carefully.
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That can mean central banks have to tighten when the economy is in a trough.
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Details: The company vowed to tighten its screening processes following a deadly crash in 2016.
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The EU will further clarify and tighten the rules in 2019 with its ePrivacy Regulation.
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Nonetheless, many more countries might follow in Poland's footsteps and seek to tighten their restrictions.
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He didn't want to escape but instead wanted to help the prison tighten its security.
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BRENT CRUDE OIL FUTURES RISE TO $75 PER BARREL AS SUPPLIES TIGHTEN AMID STRONG DEMAND
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We're in a cultural place that needs more personal accountability and needs to tighten up.
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Central banks could tighten too quickly (the reason for the bond sell-off in 1994).
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"The goal here is to tighten every vulnerable point in the tax ecosystem," explained Williams.
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A return to NCAAs may depend on whether the added length helps tighten the defense.
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It said it had been "deceived" and promised to tighten up its rules on data.
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Meanwhile foreign-policy hawks in America want to tighten the screws on Iran's oil exports.
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ALTHOUGH AS THE LABOR MARKETS CONTINUE TO TIGHTEN, THAT IS SOMETHING WE'LL HAVE TO WATCH.
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The central bank had to tighten its monetary policy in order to resist inflationary pressures.
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The FTA ordered Metro on Saturday to tighten safety standards because of a Thursday fire.
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The fate of the U.S. bill that would tighten sanctions much further is not certain.
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This increase has caused other major airlines including American and United to tighten their policies.
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It recommended the government tighten rules on issuing secondary patents and actively promote generic alternatives.
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It will help tighten everything, help your muscles and help you control your urine better.
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This number will increase if abortion restrictions tighten in America, regardless if Roe is overturned.
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A drop in the unemployment rate, however, suggested that labor market conditions continued to tighten.
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We found some opportunities to even tighten it up and tune it up this season.
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Unscrew the existing outlet cover, pop on the SnapPower, tighten the screw, and you're done.
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That's changed, however, as the polls in Iowa tighten ahead of the February 1 caucuses.
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He could either tighten monetary policy, or he could stand pat and let inflation rip.
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Contrary to popular belief, antagonizing Mexico will not decrease illegal immigration, nor tighten border security.
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The only way they can do that is to tighten when WIRP is below 50.
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This in turn capped inflation, making it harder for the ECB to tighten monetary policy.
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Sales taxes and income tax forecasts are also down as oil companies tighten their belts.
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But they are struggling to afford the expensive latest varieties as they tighten their belts.
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However, the bank believes that the data isn't yet strong enough to tighten its policy.
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But Brainard said the labor market might still tighten further without putting pressure on inflation.
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A third bill would tighten restrictions on how an aborted fetus would be disposed of.
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A firmer crown would tighten monetary conditions, leading to less need to increase interest rates.
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Brzeski from ING seemed more confident on a potential ECB move to tighten monetary policy.
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Officials moved to tighten up the sign-up rules for extra enrollment periods, for example.
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On an inhalation, close your eyes tightly while clenching your teeth to tighten your jaw.
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As budgets tighten, such blatant corruption has become too costly to tolerate, some analysts argue.
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The scandal also compelled the Virginia legislature to tighten the state's notoriously lax ethics laws.
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The UN Security Council is now debating whether to tighten sanctions on the rogue nation.
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A Brexit-spurred slide in sterling has also forced Britons to tighten their purse strings.
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You turn this dial, you turn this, you tighten that and you fix the engine.
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Markets are near-certain the Fed will tighten rates at its next meeting in December.
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Rieder said he does not expect the Fed to tighten monetary policy "any faster," however.
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"I think the American government should tighten its gun control," Ms. Gao said by telephone.
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Washington is demanding that Beijing tighten rules around intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers.
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Extended outages at its nuclear facilities could tighten supply in the region as winter approaches.
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Late on Wednesday, Serbian prime minister Aleksandar Vucic said Belgrade could tighten its migrant policies.
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The cells that create mucus can also overproduce it, causing the airways to tighten more.
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My chest started to tighten and I couldn't breathe, fearful for what would happen next.
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MOYNIHAN: YES AND THE UNEMPLOYMENT IS LOW, PEOPLE ARE EMPLOYED LABOR CONDITIONS CONTINUE TO TIGHTEN.
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Wages have not yet moved upward; almost certainly they will as employment continues to tighten.
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Investors, however, are skeptical the central bank will be able to further tighten in September.
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Upbeat readings would help support the case for the Fed to steadily tighten monetary policy.
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Mr. de Blasio disagreed and said the nation needed to tighten its gun control laws.
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However, with fuel economy standards set to tighten, electric car sales would continue to rise.
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Another potentially useful measure would tighten guidelines on spending by supposedly independent political action committees.
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Anxiety appears to be building in the Clinton campaign, which has seen the race tighten.
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He declared an emergency during which he expected the Cuban people to tighten their belts.
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Erdoğan has moved to tighten his control in Turkey after a failed coup in 2016.
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Additionally, the tapering will also tighten dollar liquidity, creating currency appreciation pressure to the dollar.
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Less clear is how aggressively the central bank will continue to tighten policy next year.
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Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew has also said that he intended to tighten the rules.
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It's part of a broader administration effort to tighten access to government assistance programs (Bloomberg).
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And activists are working to tighten those restrictions throughout Europe and in the United States.
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That has created a powerful lobby that has thwarted previous attempts to tighten gun laws.
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Don't expect Washington to tighten regulations, or give more resources to regulators, any time soon.
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Latvia's parliament in June passed a bill to tighten its control over the financial watchdog.
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The central bank's reluctance to tighten has exacerbated concerns that it is under political pressure.
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Repeat that exercise 10 times and you can strengthen and tighten muscles throughout your legs.
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Renewed U.S. sanctions on Iran against its oil exports look set to tighten supply further.
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Republicans kept waiting for that gap to tighten, as is expected as Election Day nears.
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"Otherwise, just tighten your belts and keep your heads down building the company," he said.
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The administration is also pushing to further tighten immigration restrictions, including rejecting all asylum seekers.
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The question going into election day is: Can Democrats tighten the margin of Republican victory?
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Some Republicans opposed recent efforts to tighten vaccine mandates in Colorado, Maine, Oregon and Washington.
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This is the latest effort from Google to tighten its rules around elections and campaigns.
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The Fed raised rates last week and is on course to tighten further this year.
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Fischer's comments bolstered the high expectations that the Fed will tighten policy again next month.
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The rules, known as IMO 2020, are expected to tighten supplies of distillates, including diesel.
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He stressed the need to tighten supervision of party members and institutionalize anti-corruption work.
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"Could you all get the dining room chairs tighten up?" one of the aides wrote.
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Even if the United States were to tighten water regulation, other countries wouldn't necessarily follow.
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It is largely expected to follow the Fed's example and begin to tighten its policy.
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A new justice opposed to abortion rights would tighten that tally but not tip it.
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Economic data showed the U.S. labor market continues to tighten, while productivity is still weak.
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The central bank's reluctance to tighten has stoked concerns that it is under political pressure.
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The rules, known as IMO 2020, are expected to tighten supplies of distillates, including diesel.
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An expansion in central bank money could effectively tighten the leverage ratio's impact on lenders.
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He said the government was planning to tighten legislation regarding extremist movements and hate speech.
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Which begs the question: why tighten that much in the first place, if at all?
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It showed how the increasingly assertive government was determined to tighten its grip over multinationals.
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Indeed, recent central bank language in advanced economies suggests no rush to tighten policy abruptly.
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America's new Congress convenes, Chinese consumers tighten their belts and Turks vote with their feet.
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And there's room to tighten the bill to ensure that detention really is the exception.
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Bruce (and maybe Dale) felt it was too cumbersome and wanted to tighten things up.
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Trump has argued that the restrictions fulfill his campaign pledge to tighten immigration and security.
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She always carries an inhaler and sees a doctor when she feels her chest tighten.
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Following my doctor's recommendation might tighten my grip on the life I've managed to salvage.
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Raising Turtle in isolation also allows Martin to tighten his jealously possessive hold on her.
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One night in December 2010 she lay down in bed and felt her chest tighten.
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The second set of law changes would establish a register of firearms and license holders, tighten rules to get and keep a firearms license, and tighten the rules for gun dealers to get and keep a license, Ardern told a news conference on Monday.
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Do you worry at all your proposal would prevent colleges from trying to tighten their belts?
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"The surprise can make them tighten up," sex toy shop, B-Vibe, wrote on their blog.
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S. border as the United States looks to tighten its policies on refugees and illegal immigrants.
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The election is three weeks away, and there's still time for the race to tighten somewhat.
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The Avalanche won their second in a row to tighten the Western Conference wild-card race.
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Scroll on to lighten up your luggage load and tighten up your trips for optimal enjoyment.
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He said he supported "sensible" legislative proposals to tighten gun control such as universal background checks.
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But opponents say the fight against Gulen is an excuse for Erdogan to tighten his grip.
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After ensuring all of the screw holes and support pieces line up, tighten all the screws.
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"With 20 trillion dollars in debt, the government must learn to tighten its belt," Trump said.
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"We will continue to tighten monetary policy if the lari continues to depreciate further," he said.
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If you see bubbles while the gas is running, tighten your connections or replace the line.
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In October, Trump said the Fed was "going loco " as it continued to tighten monetary policy.
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If you're looking to tighten your budget, this is an easy fix: Just buy more frozen.
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Meantime, Nestle's 335,000 employees worldwide could see the new CEO tighten the screws on cost controls.
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It aims to tighten U.S. borders and temporarily keep certain immigrants and refugees from entering America.
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This move is sure to sculpt your quads and tighten arms as you cross them overhead.
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At the same time, the Bangladesh heist is causing some banks to tighten up security procedures.
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Central banks normally tighten policy in an effort to control prices when the economy is expanding.
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U.S. sanctions on Venezuela have been viewed as supportive of prices by helping tighten global supplies.
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The U.S. central bank showed little sign it was in a hurry to tighten monetary policy.
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"We're going to have to tighten the belt in a few places," said Reed, the alderman.
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A sell-off would tighten financial conditions, which would put downward pressure on global risk markets.
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He said if short-term interest rates continue to tighten, it could hurt China's small banks.
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This is likely to tighten the supply of bitcoins as fewer new coins enter the system.
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The European Central Bank has negative interest rates, and says it's going to tighten next year.
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On Saturday, federal officials ordered Metro to tighten safety standards because of a fire on Thursday.
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When introducing legislation last month that would further tighten the grip on Chinese telecom companies, Rep.
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That led to a surge in borrowing costs, forcing NBFCs to freeze, or tighten lending practices.
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When I prep for heavy deadlifts, I use straps to tighten my grip around the bar.
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China also passed a cybersecurity law on Monday that will tighten political controls on the internet.
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The prospect of a government in Rome keen to tighten border control should be welcome there.
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Yet a policy to tighten borders and stem the refugee flow could likely help her politically.
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DJI is ready to tighten its grip on the drone market with the new Mavic Air.
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However, Uganda's flexible exchange rate and the BOU's willingness to tighten monetary policy mitigate external imbalances.
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And, since the dollar is so globally important, higher US rates tighten monetary policy for everyone.
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Despite that, it seems likelier that more states will tighten requirements that schoolchildren get their jabs.
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However, Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand's prime minister, is moving to tighten her country's lax gun laws.
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Brainard said on Monday the labor market might still tighten further without putting pressure on inflation.
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Last night the Washington Post first reported the decision to tighten the sanctions imposed last year.
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Germany, while stopping short of a mandate, has moved to tighten its laws on child immunization.
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On July 1st she reported back on an EU-wide agreement to tighten Europe's external frontiers.
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"We expected them to come out and tighten up their pressure," Indiana coach Nate McMillan said.
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The Cultural Revolution was his attempt to tighten his grasp on the country and its people.
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The noose around Wall Street's neck is likely to tighten, no matter who is elected president.
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I've dropped like 60 pounds since I got sober, and I'm trying to tighten it up.
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Allegedly, activated charcoal can whiten your teeth, tighten your pores, detox your tummy, and prevent hangovers.
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The insurance regulator has also called on insurers to tighten supervision of their operations and investments.
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Weed seeds in soybean shipments prompted Beijing to tighten scrutiny of U.S. shipments beginning on Jan.
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According to Beers, the laces tighten when your feet hit a sensor built into the shoe.
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There are two buttons on the side to loosen and tighten them for the perfect fit.
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He added not doing so runs the risk of having to tighten more abruptly later on.
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That's why the U.S. will continue to tighten financial restrictions on Cuba's military and intel services.
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Joblessness should fall a bit further while the labor market should continue to tighten, he predicted.
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To help finance the tax cuts, the government would need to tighten its belt, Li said.
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Analysts said trade tensions could diminish business and consumer confidence as well as tighten financial conditions.
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Efforts to ease or tighten abortion restrictions have repeatedly emerged across the region in recent years.
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The bank's reluctance to drastically tighten policy has exacerbated worries that it is under political pressure.
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Since October 2017, it had paired balance-sheet reduction with rate hikes to tighten monetary conditions.
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France is not alone in seeking to tighten rules on takeover by overseas buyers in Europe.
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"He felt it kind of tighten up, so he pulled up (running to first)," Girardi said.
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"By acting forcefully today it will probably need to tighten less later on," says Mr Arcentales.
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They may need to tighten up their lineup, which should include cutting down on Olynyk's minutes.
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While Israeli beachgoers sympathized about the need to tighten security, they warned against missing the target.
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States have sought to tighten up their election security efforts ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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"The dollar should remain strong as the Federal Reserve continues to tighten interest rates," said Matys.
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Last week, Arkansas' legislature passed these bills to tighten regulation on a large industry almost unanimously.
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That would tighten financial conditions and likely prompt the Fed to reconsider rate hikes, he added.
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Whichever way the vote goes on June 23, politicians have said they will tighten immigration policy.
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She picked up a final bouquet of flowers and began to tighten her body and shake.
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But what happens to the customers of these smaller companies when their overlords tighten the reins?
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The president stressed the need to tighten supervision of party members and institutionalise anti-corruption work.
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This would effectively tighten the government's grip over the internet in the world's second-largest economy.
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The two-day-old national seamen's strike began to tighten its stranglehold on Britain's economy today.
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Mr. Abe, meanwhile, has worked diligently to tighten Japan's already close embrace of the United States.
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And if the race were to suddenly tighten, the Clinton campaign could quickly adjust its strategy.
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Companies have idled fracking rigs as they wait for supply to tighten and prices to rise.
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"Reince didn't tighten things but he understood the president's style better than Kelly," this source said.
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If any of these contests tighten up, it'd set off alarms across both parties nationally. 5.
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For food stamps, a good goal would be to tighten program eligibility to pre-recession levels.
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Britain's financial watchdog has been seeking to tighten controls on the fast-growing spread-betting market.
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Then, screw on the rest of the lug nuts and evenly tighten them with your wrench.
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Facebook and Alphabet are counting on businesses to continue their ad spending even as budgets tighten.
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But Samsung managed to tighten the gap on the back of a successful Galaxy S10 launch.
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"I didn't hear, 'We are going to tighten in December,'" Gundlach said in a telephone interview.
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The Canadian government will not tighten rules on how automatic weapons are sold to Saudi Arabia.
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The official said DHS has been too slow in drafting new rules that would tighten immigration.
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He also thanked Russia for its vote in the U.N. to tighten sanctions on North Korea.
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Last year, when Congress overwhelmingly voted to tighten sanctions, Trump sat on the bill for days.
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To be sure, U.S. production growth would take a hit if credit markets tighten, she said.
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Indonesia's central bank has already raised rates this year and Indian policymakers might tighten policy soon.
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It would also help Apple tighten its grip on the wireless headphone and wearable technology market.
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It uses infrared technology to gently stimulate blood circulation and tighten up the area over time.
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It could tighten its immigration policies and build up its military to guard against the displaced.
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The N.R.A. has tracked efforts in recent years to further tighten gun laws in New Zealand.
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The resulting furor led to an effort by the campaign manager, Brad Parscale, to tighten control.
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Fuel inventories in the U.S. are rising, when supplies usually tighten for the summer driving season.
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Earlier this year, U.S. National Guard forces were dispatched to border states to help tighten security.
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So they agreed to tighten the targets as time went on, but instead they've slid backward.
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We thought they would tighten their belt under a Stalin-like regime and continue marching on.
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Italy, the hardest hit country outside of China, said it might further tighten already draconian curbs.
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South Korea said on Wednesday it would tighten border controls for travelers from the United States.
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But Ms. Yellen said she expected inflation to rise as the labor market continues to tighten.
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Congress has yet to agree on a spending deal, which he insists must tighten immigration laws.
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South Korea said on Wednesday it would tighten border controls for travelers from the United States.
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As companies retrench, it affects workers and suppliers, which then have to tighten their own belts.
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"When things tighten up like this, they need you to be consistent, not inconsistent," Maddon said.
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A prince gets hitched in Britain, abortion polls tighten in Ireland and a shock hits Cannes.
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"Tighten the operating plan to only do what fits the strategy," Zachary wrote in an email.
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Regulators have also jumped on the issue, urging Amazon to tighten its grip around these products.
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WRENCHES To tighten or loosen a nut or bolt with ease, you'll need an adjustable wrench.
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Other central banks seem ready to tighten policy with the economic optimism emerging around the world.
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And right now, the money going to key House campaigns could help tighten the close races.
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It's time to wipe down the counter, tighten our apron strings, and start from scratch. Harsh?
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Our live blog tracked market reaction after the Federal Reserve outlined plans to tighten monetary policy.
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The new rules also tighten the restrictions on traveling to the U.S. to seek medical treatment.
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However, oil and gas prices have also plummeted, forcing the company to tighten its purse strings.
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Trump repeated his call to tighten U.S. borders in media appearances Tuesday morning after the attacks.
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The strong jobs numbers are likely to encourage the Federal Reserve to further tighten monetary policy.
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The White House has also pressed Congress to tighten rules on Chinese investment in U.S. technology.
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On your next inhalation, close your eyes tightly and tighten your jaw by clenching your teeth.
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Separately on Wednesday, Brazilian Senate committees approved a bill to tighten dam safety following the disaster.
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In some cases, we will have to tighten our economic government belt and sacrifice some programs.
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But the report can't be too soft either, especially as the Fed moves to tighten policy.
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Conservatives in Republican-controlled states have moved to tighten voter identification rules ahead of the Nov.
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The Irish finance minister introduced legislation in October to tighten oversight of Wall Street's tax arrangements.
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The government cut fuel and electricity subsidies in November in a bid to tighten its finances.
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The cause is likely moves by the Trump administration in its aggressive efforts to tighten immigration.
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The opposition lacked a strong counter punch but the drawn-out election still appeared to tighten.
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WASHINGTON — Russia's Foreign Ministry slammed U.S. President Donald Trump's decision Wednesday to tighten sanctions on Iran.
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U.S. sanctions on Venezuela have been viewed as supportive for prices by helping tighten global supplies.
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Higher inflation could also lead central banks to tighten monetary policy faster than the market expects.
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So, those laws could not be used to tighten environmental protections or to reduce energy production.
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That's something, you tell the cops that's your name and they're going to tighten the cuffs.
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"It might mean they were too early to tighten," said Vincent Reinhart, chief economist at Mellon.
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He announced more than 20 executive actions designed to tighten gun sales made without background checks.
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Teal Greyhavens, a documentary filmmaker turned screenwriter and director, helped tighten the dreams into cohesive scripts.
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A smooth exit from the EU will see the BOE tighten policy in Q21.5, analysts predict.
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He announced more than 211 executive actions designed to tighten gun sales made without background checks.
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When polls tighten, we've seen Republicans turn to these messages in the final weeks of the race.
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The notes rallied on a strong bid in the secondary markets to tighten as much as 20bp.
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But as always in China when the government tries to tighten control over the internet, users resist.
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But Nevada is one of several states that have moved to loosen abortion restrictions, not tighten them.
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Last month, the central bank vowed to tighten checks against money laundering in Shanghai's free trade zone.
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There was a mate on deck going out to tighten a line on what's called a capstan.
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Try three sets of 10 repetitions each, and be sure to tighten the core the whole time.
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They fear it would anger the party and stiffen its resolve to tighten control in the territory.
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Squeeze your glutes together and pull your belly button in toward your spine to tighten your abs.
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Was there anything in the wording of the original order they'll probably tighten up in this version?
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ONE OF THE THINGS THAT TPP DID IS IN SOME WAYS, IT DID TIGHTEN THEM A BIT.
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But the Democrats are already warning the U.S. negotiators to tighten up the enforcement instruments and procedures.
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Women have also recently been warned against inserting wasps nests into their vaginas to "tighten the muscles".
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Instead, they might come from new production, meaning that they would not tighten the global oil market.
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Much the same fate awaits OPEC if it tries to tighten the oil market too much (again).
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There are other such papers that tighten the conjecture as well, and Vafa agreed with these refinements.
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Baquet said the vetting process at the Times will tighten as a result of the Watkins investigation.
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The cartel and allied producers — notably Russia — will weigh production cuts to tighten the market back up.
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He says Becca deserved to know about Lincoln and producers need to tighten up the background checks.
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Sluggish wage growth, if it persists, would suggest little urgency from the Fed to tighten monetary policy.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has relentlessly pushed to build a border wall and tighten immigration restrictions.
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Merely to tighten security around synagogues in response is too isolationary, and misses the lesson of Halle.
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We've seen state legislatures change their tune and tighten those loopholes after massive outbreaks in the past.
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Yet executives at the Geneva show say car product cycles will not tighten much below six years.
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Those in power have also moved to tighten their control of the committee and protect against dissent.
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The Hungarian bank is widely expected to start to tighten liquidity at its meeting on March 26.
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Place the tourniquet an inch or so higher than the wound and tighten until the bleeding stops.
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However, central banks normally tighten policy in an effort to control prices when the economy is expanding.
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The strategy has attracted criticism in Washington, and lobbyists have been fighting proposals to tighten the rules.
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She might therefore simply tighten existing controls, stepping up checks at airports, railway stations and land crossings.
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After the war, it became clear that politicians had no desire to see monetary policy tighten again.
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"We can expect lending conditions for investment purposes will tighten," said CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless.
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"However, we do not expect the PBoC to tighten liquidity soon either," ANZ said in a note.
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To that end, there are two efforts under consideration in Washington, D.C., to tighten political advertising rules.
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After many years of ultra-low interest rates, the Federal Reserve has started to tighten monetary policy.
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On Tuesday Mr Trump threatened, as he had on the campaign trail, to tighten America's libel laws.
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States and the federal government have worked to tighten access to social services based on immigration status.
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Congress, which is controlled by Republicans, rejected Obama's proposals for legislation to tighten gun rules in 2013.
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Trump told Fox News that he could't understand why Powell was continuing to tighten U.S. monetary policy.
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But it seems more likely that officials will tighten their grip on China's remaining crypto-coin bastions.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron said they planned to tighten European Union sanctions.
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As the labor market continues to tighten, economists believe wages will finally start to rise this year.
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I make a face mask out of green clay and feel my pores tighten like nothing else.
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But privately, Republicans acknowledge the fight for Rubio's seat could tighten if Trump's slide continues in Florida.
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Its spring-powered mechanism is so powerful that an electric winch is needed to tighten the coil.
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China has also faced slowed growth in its own economy, causing Beijing to tighten its purse strings.
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Neither team sustained much rhythm, though two 7-0 runs enabled the Longhorns to tighten the game.
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Chinese involvement in building Hinkley Point C, a nuclear-power plant, led Britain to tighten its rules.
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The Chinese government has been engaged in a sustained effort to discredit and tighten pressure on Guo.
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A ratchet -- or socket wrench -- is the tool that lets you tighten bolts in one direction only.
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It's possible, especially if we get strong growth this year and the labor market continues to tighten.
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The United States plans to tighten requirements on manufacturers of gluten-free beer to prove their claims.
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However, he said it would be another two to three years before the kingdom's finances tighten substantially.
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Republicans nationwide are also increasingly aligned against attempts to tighten vaccination requirements nationwide, because freedom or something.
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With new federal Medicaid spending limits, states may tighten eligibility and reduce benefits and provider payments. Nov.
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"The market is looking at the possibility of a policy error there — that they'll tighten too hard."
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Depending on how much money he needs, Bloomberg could tighten up the proposals or add new ones.
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She may seek to regulate methane leaking from existing gas installations and to tighten fuel-efficiency standards.
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Oil prices also fell on concern that the rift would undermine efforts by OPEC to tighten production.
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As the Environmental Defense Fund suggests, we can tighten reporting and inspections for oil and gas industries.
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The SNB will be "the last central bank in the developed world to tighten rates," he said.
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In 2015, the G-20 responded to terrorist attacks in Paris by agreeing to tighten border surveillance.
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Why, mutter some Saudis, should we tighten our belts when the princes continue to enjoy untold riches?
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Economists expect Beijing to tighten capital controls and close regulatory loopholes to curb the flight of money.
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When Bamako suffered a similar hotel attack in November he ordered his security staff to tighten up.
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Skin-removal or body-contouring surgery to get rid of the extra skin and tighten your bod.
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She hopes Apple will learn from the experience to tighten its policies and consistency in upholding them.
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As the labor market continues to tighten, economists believe wages will finally start to rise this year.
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SOME PEOPLE ARE ARGUING THAT THE MORTGAGE MARKET IN THE WAKE OF THIS TIGHTEN UP TOO MUCH.
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Analysts believe authorities will continue to tighten restrictions introduced last year to cool the hottest property markets.
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He called for the government to tighten the Guigou law so that it would protect the dead.
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Supplies are set to tighten with France's Engie SA closing Australia's dirtiest power station, Hazelwood, this month.
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What's more, advocates and academicians were recommending that I suppress my journalistic instinct to tighten the language.
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National polls are also continuing to tighten, he said, with Sanders edging out Clinton in some polls.
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The governor had made a push to tighten restrictions on such committees over the past few weeks.
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They accused Mr Thaksin of pouring cash into crowd-pleasing schemes to tighten his grip on power.
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The EPA and its OIG have separate budgets—and Trump wants to further tighten the OIG's budget.
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Trump has urged Congress to fix the United States's "weak" immigration laws and tighten up its borders.
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More insight into the president's behaviour, legislators said, would help them develop legislation to tighten ethics rules.
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Normally, when the Fed raises short-term interest rates, it does so to tighten financial market conditions.
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Traders will also eye signs of wage growth cues on whether the Fed will tighten or not.
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The California senator said she would give Congress 2023 days to tighten gun laws before stepping in.
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But any attempt to tighten gun laws is almost certain to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Critics say Maduro is using the referendum to rewrite the Constitution and tighten his hold on power.
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If a new nuclear deal is not reached within six months, global oil markets could tighten further.
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Ultimately the output cut is supposed to tighten the oil market by reducing supplies and draining inventories.
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LIESMAN: DOES THE FED NEED TO GO RESTRICTIVE OR TIGHTEN TO KEEP THE SLOWING OF THE ECONOMY?
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The White House said Mr. Obama would be a "forceful advocate" for Congress to tighten gun restrictions.
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Given low inflationary pressures, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) is in no hurry to tighten its policy.
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Benchmark Treasury yields rose, a sign that investors expect the Fed to tighten monetary policy this year.
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Facebook announced Wednesday that it will tighten its rules regarding political ads ahead of the 2020 election.
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"The retailer of the future will ... have to tighten its relationship with its customer," Goldman's Fassler said.
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HUD announced in April that it would tighten regulations barring undocumented immigrants from receiving federal housing benefits.
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A delay in ECB rate increases can reduce pressure on Central Europe's monetary authorities to tighten policy.
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But, as Minkin told Gizmodo, there is "no product, herbal or prescription," that will tighten the vagina.
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Health and drug officials promised to tighten vaccine purchase rules to stamp out under-the-counter trade.
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The senator also stressed the need to stop fentanyl shipments from other countries and tighten border security.
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Cost: Free For a loose doorknob, use a screwdriver to tighten the screws located around the base.
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"We are seeking the cash market tighten up a little bit, and getting more current," VanDyke said.
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The AP reports that the other states with similar policies haven't yet indicated they would tighten theirs.
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Ed Day, Mississippi Power's chief executive at the time, tried to tighten control over what was shared.
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When the Bank does start to tighten policy, it will be in no hurry, the poll found.
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Bastos had imposed tougher terms for loan disbursements and asked board members to tighten scrutiny of decisions.
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WAPNER: DO YOU THINK THE FED COULD BE FORCED TO TIGHTEN RATES FASTER THAN THE MARKET THINKS?
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However, fewer households believed jobs were 'hard to get,' a sign the labor market continued to tighten.
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Many residents saw the bill as Beijing's attempt to tighten its grip on the semi-autonomous city.
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Kate Brown also said this week that she'd like to tighten immunization rules to prevent future outbreaks.
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In the wake of Florida's latest shooting massacre, and calls to tighten its relaxed gun laws, Gov.
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The White House will tighten rules for foreign investment in America — but its clear target is China.
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But now state election officials have begun trying to tighten the security of outdated, vulnerable balloting systems.
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Mr. Wei predicted that regulators would probably respond by trying to tighten their control over the products.
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That could tighten the grip of Prime Minister Hun Sen, who has been in power since 1985.
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The discovery of the plot led the authorities to tighten airport security around the nation last weekend.
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Mr. Trump is seeking to tighten the border, restrict immigration and increase deportations from the United States.
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Republican-led states passed hundreds of laws restricting abortion, while others worked to tighten voter identification laws.
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Morgan Stanley forecasts Triple A spreads to remain at 20203bp, while Nomura said spreads may tighten modestly.
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Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week made two quiet rulings to tighten control of immigration courts.
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But there is little sign that Erdogan is inclined to tighten policy by enough to reassure investors.
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The Department of Agriculture has proposed three rules that tighten eligibility and work requirements for food stamps.
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The party a few years ago put in place new regulations to tighten already severe state control.
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The auditors did not cite any improper payments, but the health institutes agreed to tighten their procedures.
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He warned Iran he would tighten sanctions if the country continues provocative behavior in the Middle East.
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The spread could tighten to 13 basis points, levels last seen in mid-2018, Goldman Sachs said.
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Yet officials at the Department of Homeland Security have been weighing options to significantly tighten screening measures.
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The disability rule was a response to that tragedy after Congress refused to tighten gun safety laws.
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With unemployment rates quite low, one would normally expect labor markets to tighten and wages to rise.
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Before Friday's GDP data most economists had expected the central bank to tighten monetary policy next month.
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His new plan says that he'll strengthen clean air and water rules and tighten health pollutant standards.
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Wendy Davis begins a filibuster of a bill that would tighten regulations on abortion providers in Texas.
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Some card issuers have said they've begun to tighten lending standards ahead of a possible economic downturn.
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First, I use a laser, like Coolaser, to shrink and tighten the skin directly above the eyebrows.
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Industrial Bank 2019s saw spreads tighten almost 2bp, as the 2021s were half a basis point narrower.
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Rather than prod countries to tighten their own environmental regulations, new carbon tariffs could make that more vicious.
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Rather than prod countries to tighten their own regulations, new carbon tariffs could make that battle more vicious.
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Yet dogged opposition to everything China does will make the party all the more inclined to tighten control.
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Yet a strong euro will surely make ECB policymakers think twice about how quickly and aggressively they tighten.
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Other elements would tighten rules on gun purchases by corporations and more quickly identify lost or stolen guns.
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In the wake of Newtown, a few states did tighten their gun laws, including bans on AR-15s.
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Germany's neighbor Austria said it would tighten its own southern borders if Berlin went ahead with the plan.
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Just as I think the suit couldn't get any tighter they tug, pull and tighten it some more.
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He wants to hear that the Fed sees better growth and will tighten even more in the future.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week as the labor market continued to tighten.
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"I'm sceptical that the People's Bank will really tighten conditions as much as people are expecting," he said.
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The National Anti-Terrorism Committee vowed to tighten security at all of the country&aposs critical transportation centers.
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The U.S. House of Representatives did not tighten gun laws but did approve more spending for school security.
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The order followed Trump's campaign promise to tighten borders and stop certain refugees from entering the United States.
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But strategists on Tuesday said they were reassured by expectations the Fed would tighten borrowing costs only gradually.
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Caption: The "laces" are really nylon bands that perceptibly contract and expand as the shoes tighten or loosen.
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Current market pricing strongly suggests the Bank of England will tighten further and faster than European Central Bank.
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Political analysts say the future king has also tried to tighten his grip on power through the purge.
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So if Britain really wants control of its borders, it will have to tighten up the Irish border.
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The government promised on Thursday to tighten controls on markets and poultry transport to help battle the virus.
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Third, the Fed could announce that it will not tighten rates again because of the already slowing economy.
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But if financial conditions tighten appreciably ahead of the U.K. referendum, the FOMC may tactically delay to July.
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If the hardliners regain the presidency, they would be expected to tighten restrictions on social and political freedoms.
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She said his more recent bill to further tighten vaccine laws has prompted a new round of threats.
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His voice gets stronger and his fists tighten once again when he describes what that inaction has signaled.
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All this means that the labour market may need to tighten even more before wage growth improves substantially.
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That's the type of statement that will spook investors knowing the Fed may tighten beyond the neutral level.
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States may try to adopt or to tighten such policies, even though they are understood to harm patients.
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"As for the long term, we expect the current oversupply to tighten by the mid-2020s," he said.
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Trump, immediately after two mass shootings that killed 31 people, said there's a potential to tighten background checks.
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Nerves at Uber's headquarters in San Francisco will tighten after results released earlier in the week by Lyft.
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Incidentally, Facebook is also attempting to tighten up security on the platform by asking people to upload selfies.
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The mosque attacks shook New Zealand to its core and prompted the government to quickly tighten gun laws.
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I cannot wait to see what next week brings as the race continues to tighten like my face!
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To fasten your seatbelt, push the metal piece into the buckle and pull on the slack to tighten.
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Driving the news: Wheeler will announce his intent to tighten regulations limiting nitrogen oxide emissions from big trucks.
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Whatever happens, experts agree Kim will use the meeting to tighten his already iron grip on the country.
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She needs Turkey, in exchange for billions of euros, to tighten its borders and stop the refugee exodus.
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Chairman and CEO Michael Tsamaz said OTE had launched "new initiatives to tighten costs and strengthen our profitability".
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That would likely induce inflation, eventually compelling the RBI, which follows an inflation targeting framework, to tighten policy.
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"What would a life without these be?" the book asked, and I felt my throat tighten even more.
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Imagine that, in the face of a highly stimulatory fiscal policy, the Federal Reserve starts to tighten aggressively.
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Global growth will also be impacted if uncertainty rises, U.S. growth is hit and U.S. financial conditions tighten.
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Markets are now predicting central banks globally will tighten policy faster than previously expected with inflation expectations growing.
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The Bank of Canada raised rates twice last year and is expected to continue to tighten in 2018.
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Far from demonstrating lax borders, the latest cases highlight the success of initiatives to tighten controls in Calais.
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A new immigration and asylum bill, designed to tighten the rules, is due to be unveiled next month.
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Romania has also raised interest rates three times this year and is expecting to continue to tighten conditions.
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Still, the data was seen as solid and supportive of the Federal Reserve continuing to tighten monetary policy.
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As global emissions regulations tighten, fuel economy has become a major factor for environmental- and cost-conscious buyers.
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The Federal Reserve last week brought its three-year campaign to tighten monetary policy to an abrupt end.
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If there's instability there, that could feed back into financial market instability here, where it could tighten conditions.
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The U-turn is a humiliation for Beijing, which has sought to tighten its grip on Hong Kong.
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Vietnam's central bank said on Wednesday it has asked banks to tighten lending to projects deemed environmentally unfriendly.
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It is trying to tighten ideological control on campuses in order to curb the spread of liberal values.
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America wants to tighten the agreement's rules of origin, which determine what counts as a North American product.
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We've already seen how politicians both now and in history can exaggerate and amplify threats to tighten cultures.
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There she had to face huge pressure from her Interior Minister, Horst Seehofer, to tighten Germany's refugee policies.
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In 1965 the army used a failed coup, blamed on the Communists, to tighten its grip on power.
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Those bullish on oil prices say shale production is moderating as cash-strapped American producers tighten their belts.
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"These reasons will provide sufficient justification to the central bank to tighten policy levers in October," Rao concluded.
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The Draisaitl contract is a rare chance for you to step in and tighten its grip on them.
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The campaign has also taken down many of Xi's rivals and helped to tighten his grip on power.
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Cautious Tesla investors have also been pleading for with the company to tighten oversight of CEO Elon Musk.
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But the fact that the Russian authorities can tighten and loosen the screws at will is not new.
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Mr Tan expects China's government to tighten monitoring, while gradually allowing wider application of the plant's by-products.
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A widely available, interest-bearing CBDC could, in principle, tighten the link between monetary policy and the economy.
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Job openings edged lower in June as the labor market continues to tighten, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
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"As the fundamental picture continues to tighten, that's going to attract further length in the market," he said.
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One plan pushed by Republicans would tighten eligibility by adding work requirements, boost premiums and require drug-testing.
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Crude had jumped to 2019 highs this week after the United States pushed to tighten sanctions against Iran.
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The new changes promise to tighten things up to prevent exactly this kind of listing coming to fruition.
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Quigley said it's inconsistent of Mulvaney to ask other departments to tighten their belts without tightening his own.
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The insurance industry has a grip on the American public that it wants to tighten through massive consolidation.
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Some are now suggesting the central bank may miss its chance to tighten policy altogether in this cycle.
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Another project proposed a condom that would tighten around the penis during sex like shrink wrap, increasing pleasure.
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Amid the uncertainty, Mexican consumers are expected to tighten their belts and boost their savings, fund managers say.
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"I think we should question the sanity of anyone who desperately wants the Fed to tighten," he said.
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"There is a sliver of hope the market that modern tonnage will tighten up," the Singapore broker said.
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The Trump administration also wants to tighten some of the eligibility requirements of the federal nutrition program benefits.
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The Fed has raised rates twice this year and is widely expected to tighten policy again next month.
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Will voters accept a continuing barrage of Washington regulations that tighten the economic noose around their future opportunities?
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He's been pointing out that the labor market continues to tighten and financial conditions have firmed up smartly.
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Despite repeated pledges by the government to tighten safety, chemical plants in particular have been plagued by disasters.
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But I'll say there are illegal votes cast and if we can tighten down we should do it.
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Government officials are working with the campaigns to tighten security as the race for the White House intensifies.
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Labor markets also continued to tighten with both employment and wages growing at a modest to moderate pace.
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The noninvasive treatment involves zapping your face with tiny electrical currents to stimulate, tone and tighten facial muscles.
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Fannie and Freddie then were effectively nationalized during the crisis and have been pushed to tighten mortgage quality.
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The tax will reduce the Treasury's need to tighten its own belt, raising £520m in its first year.
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Selling dollars and buying yuan supports the value of the currency but also tends to tighten yuan liquidity.
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FATF also said it welcomed efforts by Algeria, Angola and Panama to tighten their anti-money laundering precautions.
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I suspect that going forward the labour market will tighten further, with the jobless rate continuing to fall.
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Even as the authorities try to tighten controls, netizens devise new ways of airing their views more freely.
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No change in rates is expected but the Fed may signal its intention to tighten policy this year.
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Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) is an obvious candidate to see her race tighten on Election Day, while Sen.
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On Monday, the U.N. Security Council voted to tighten sanctions on the North over its sixth nuclear test.
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Netanyahu's office said the leaders discussed Trump's latest warning - issued by tweet on Wednesday - to further tighten sanctions.
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Assessing the long-run rate is key to Fed policymakers forecasting how much they will ultimately tighten policy.
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Carney's least bad option may therefore be to tighten policy and rethink if the worst comes to pass.
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And as downtown LA gentrifies, the boundaries of Skid Row tighten a little more with each new year.
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The move would tighten gender definitions and essentially remove transgender and gender nonconforming identities from the legal definition.
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Kim Il-sung used past congresses to help remove rival factions and tighten his family's grip on power.
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And it may well lead many insurers to seek double-digit percentage rate increases and tighten their networks.
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The Alabama result also serves as a reminder that seemingly uncompetitive races can, under certain circumstances, tighten up.
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So, to save wearers time, the shoes will automatically tighten as soon as you step into the shoe.
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I remember how my mother's face would tighten and turn ash gray sometimes when I was very small.
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Your third and last chance to tighten up loose ends will be from March 28 through April 16.
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Still, the labor market continues to tighten, which together with the strength in housing, should underpin economic growth.
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Efforts to tighten the law have stalled for years, in part because of opposition from the chemical industry.
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Second, efforts to tighten access to opioids will reduce the inflow of patients and others developing opioid dependence.
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With the labor market continuing to tighten, there is probably little scope for significant further declines in claims.
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When someone experiences asthma symptoms, the muscles around these airways tighten and narrow, making it hard to breathe.
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Yet now, even as central banks tighten policy, investors show little sign of retreating from the riskier debt.
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How else to explain his administration's plan to tighten eligibility requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)?
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One associate who regularly speaks to the campaign acknowledged that "it's not easy" to watch the polls tighten.
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However, it also has a long history in sports doping, used in small doses to tighten tired muscles.
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France and Germany unveiled plans on Thursday to develop a European fighter to tighten defence and security cooperation.
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Obama launched a push to tighten U.S. gun laws after the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting massacre in 2012.
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Attempts to tighten access to guns and add funding to combat the Zika virus appear to have stalled.
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With the global economy looking shaky, it must have seemed unwise to tighten the monetary policy screws further.
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A strengthening labor market and rising inflation could encourage the U.S. Federal Reserve to further tighten monetary policy.
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However, Kostin said the Fed could tighten monetary policy a lot faster than the market expects through 2019.
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Central banks around the globe have been signaling their intentions to tighten monetary policy in the near future.
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At the time, it also signaled its intention to gradually tighten its monetary policy over the coming years.
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Afterward, Cruz said he felt the muscle tighten during practice, and he took himself out as a precaution.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has overseen a campaign to tighten the space for independent civil society in China.
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With a bungee-cord lacing system, you can easily tighten the shoes without taking time to tie them.
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Gizmodo's Fieldguide has more tips on how to tighten your security and privacy a bit on both devices.
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That comes even as many less-regulated smaller cities are expected to gradually tighten policies to curb prices.
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"Iron ore supply is expected to tighten after the Vale accident," said Zhao Yu, analyst at Huatai Futures.
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Only the Bank of Korea has so far raised its policy rate since the Fed began to tighten.
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Absolutely. When I'm traveling, I would rather eat what I want and come home and tighten it up.
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Riyadh and its Gulf allies also had to tighten their belts after a decade of generous public spending.
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Financial conditions generally tighten as the central bank lifts borrowing costs but so far they have remained loose.
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Loosen the chuck to remove a bit, and tighten it again to secure the bit before using it.
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There are plenty of places to tighten up tax loopholes to pay for these investments in working families.
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At the same time, there was enough ammo for the Fed to tighten when it meets next week.
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Condé Nast, like all publishing companies, had to tighten its budgets and focus more on the bottom line.
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That's despite the company announcing just a day earlier that it would tighten its rules on coronavirus misinformation.
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He's in St Louis for that debate, he's in Las Vegas for the next debate, the polls tighten.
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The Trump administration can only tighten the screws on immigrants; it can't slam the door on them entirely.
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After a massacre in Australia in 1996, the government there took far-reaching action to tighten gun policy.
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And while California is moving to tighten regulations, methane remains a huge problem in wild-west fracking states.
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In Kashmir, a mountainous region that both India and Pakistan claim, Mr. Modi might try to tighten control.
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The committees are intended to tighten oversight after the arrest of Carlos Ghosn over accusations of financial improprieties.
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The motivation was not believed to be political, but the attack led news organizations to tighten security measures.
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As the siege began to tighten last October, Tamir sent a message to the US Embassy in Beirut.
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Next, tighten your abs and tuck your toes to elevate your body, keeping your forearms on the ground.
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Hook your bra on the loosest setting (you can tighten the band as the material stretches over time).
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Then seatbelts tighten, and the specially equipped seat cushion absorbs the vertical energy that can damage the spine.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford called on the federal government earlier Monday to tighten things up at the border.
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On Thursday, the Department of Energy said it would tighten controls on Chinese imports of civil nuclear technology.
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Failing to do so will have global repercussions — and will embolden other authoritarian states to tighten their grip.
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Everyday Americans will struggle through a relatively quick slump as financial conditions tighten and defaults rise, she added.
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Belgian and Brazilian authorities in 2019 pledged to deepen information sharing, tighten port security and tackle money laundering.
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"As we - and other producers - raise production, spare capacity will tighten by the same amount," Al-Aama said.
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It's a trend that's likely to continue, too, as governments around the world continue to tighten emissions regulations.
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That suggests investors doubt the U.S. central bank can continue to tighten monetary policy as its forecast implies.
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Lisa Posthumus Lyons (R), would tighten requirements on voters who do not present their identifications at the polls.
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With the labor market continuing to tighten, there is probably little scope for further significant declines in claims.
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Obviously, it would be wise of the cryptocurrency exchanges to tighten their security procedures to minimize future hacks.
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The impact of the earthquake may push officials to tighten building codes or review how they are enforced.
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Now Learfield is set to tighten its grip — for nearly total control — on this niche but robust market.
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Insecurities, embarrassment, ego, fear and vengefulness will motivate Iran's leaders to tighten their grip of control where possible.
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Kim used that speech to acknowledge North Korea may need to "tighten our belts" for the time being.
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Every time the Fed has tried to tighten policy, the markets have recoiled and the Fed has relented.
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In times of uncertainty or an economic slowdown, banks will tighten their lending taps to hedge for risk.
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But Mr. Guaidó struggled to offer fresh ideas for how governments could tighten the pressure on Mr. Maduro.
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Skin Deep When celebs need to de-puff, tighten and tone, they schedule a Melanie Simon electric facial.
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Though her ministry is not responsible for baggage inspection, she said, different agencies are working to tighten control.
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The steamy solution (sometimes with herbs added) is intended to tighten the vagina or cleanse the reproductive system.
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Legal experts say Europe might need to tighten up its data laws to close this type of loophole.
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One proposal on the table is meant to tighten the definition of what qualifies as North American steel.
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Without the release valve of cheaper money — and the economic boost provided by exports — credit conditions may tighten.
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The higher inflation prompts the Federal Reserve to tighten monetary policy, and long-term interest rates to rise.
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This week, the president has signaled his support for at least two narrow provisions to tighten gun laws.
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Worries that the central bank would tighten even more than expected also helped create a perfect correction storm.
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That's in stark contrast to previous administrations, which focused on "urging citizens to tighten their belts," Silberstein continued.
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Trump and Republican lawmakers have repeatedly pushed back against calls to tighten gun laws after previous mass shootings.
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Cassidy's bills would tighten 340B eligibility requirements so that the savings go to those who need them most.
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Estimates for the year-end exchange rate rarely tighten so sharply before the final months of the year.
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The meteorology community did get a small concession: after eight years, the limit will tighten to -39 dBW.
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It could tighten those standards, potentially quite radically, in pursuit of tackling its biggest remaining fossil fuel problem.
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Maybe the marketing firm loses a couple of corporate clients in Italy, as companies there tighten their belts.
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This is what freaked me out enough to go back and tighten the security on my own phone.
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Trump administration officials had said they would tighten supervision of the plans to prevent repetition of such abuses.
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Trump has so far been unable to convince Congress to tighten asylum laws or fund his border wall.
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With Trump threatening to impose trade tariffs, Mexico agreed to tighten border security and expand the MPP program.
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At the same time, Parliament is considering a bill, C-22015, that would tighten background checks and record-keeping.
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Following that incident and a few other spam attacks, Google temporarily shut down Map Maker to tighten its security.
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Another response may be to tighten security inside Russia and launch a crackdown on all manifestations of hardline Islam.
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I'd like to figure out a way to tighten that up so it doesn't happen on an ongoing basis.
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Here's the McFly bit: they'll also tighten automatically around your ankle, so they fit exactly the way you want.
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If the Fed opts to tighten, "then maybe the BOJ doesn't need to do anything at all," Matsukawa said.
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It promises to tighten your pores so that you can slowly start making blackheads a thing of the past.
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It also suggests that the Apple Watch could tighten and loosen as a way to log you into websites.
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The rules, known as IMO 2020, are expected to tighten supplies of distillates globally, including diesel and heating oil.
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Lower runs at refineries in Europe and the United States also helped to tighten jet fuel supplies, he said.
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If you can't tighten now, or at least signal tightening, in the case of the ECB, when can you?
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With inflation still stagnant and economic recovery fragile, Kuroda has no plan to tighten monetary policy any time soon.
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Dealers will properly tighten the fasteners and verify the proper operation of the transmission selector assembly, the company said.
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Oil prices were up as revived U.S. sanctions against major crude exporter Iran were expected to tighten global supply.
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But it suggests there is a risk that Britons could tighten their belts if the recovery in pay falters.
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That means that the race to the Academy Awards didn't so much tighten, but dogleg wildly to the left.
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They were protesting against a bill to tighten Poland's restrictions on abortion, which is already illegal in most cases.
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Conditions in financial markets should immediately tighten or loosen in response to economic news, making central bankers' jobs easier.
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The new ruling is the latest in the government's move to tighten control over internet usage in the country.
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On the other hand, some worry his administration could tighten the standard of proof for being fearful of persecution.
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Sanders wants to ban for-profit prisons, abolish the death penalty and tighten rules and penalties for police misconduct.
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"Presumably, financial conditions would tighten by more if we were to end reinvestments earlier and more abruptly," he said.
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Though that is small compared with the country's debt, plenty of other citizens have had to tighten their belts.
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Crude availability is expected to tighten sharply over the next couple of months as U.S. refineries complete their maintenance.
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As credit conditions around the world tighten, most emerging markets will face pressure to reduce their current-account deficits.
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IS, which is hoarding food to control distribution, will be able to tighten its grip on a hungry population.
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The government would like to apply similar rules to rent subsidies and tighten existing eligibility requirements for food stamps.
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This July, as the orthodontist wheeled over to my son to tighten his braces, he tried to make conversation.
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Larsson also plans to tighten the distribution system and streamline costs by cutting approximately 13 percent of the workforce.
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"The weak data suggest that the European Central Bank may not need to tighten its policy," the dealer said.
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Gavin Newsom already has moved to tighten some rules to address concerns about animal welfare, but the fatalities continued.
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Hypermarkets traditionally struggle in an economic downturn as consumers tighten their belts and turn to smaller shops and discounters.
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However, regulators have been moving to tighten controls on the fast-growing 3.5 billion pound ($4.70 billion) spreadbetting industry.
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They just tighten and loosen at the tap of an app, or whenever someone sticks their feet inside them.
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But however earnestly a Fed governor pledges to boost inflation in slumps, a successor may tighten if inflation surges.
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