There was a firmer tone in other major bond markets.
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Schmidt said it has changed the tone in the classroom.
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Abadi, however, struck a defiant tone in defending Iraq's sovereignty.
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The tone in her voice sounded so earnest it snapped.
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Mr. Pompeo returned the friendly tone in his own toast.
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This novel's tone in general, however, is mournful and resonant.
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That is what set the tone in the second half.
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JOE KERNEN: Were you surprised at the tone in Davos?
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But the general tone in Washington and Beijing is positive.
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And I think that set a tone in the community.
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The tone, in particular, is miles away from Adams' absurd wit.
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A hawkish tone in those minutes wiped out a decent rally.
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I'm talking about ... let's say in aspirational tone, in Uber's aspirations.
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But the overall tone in the bloc's debt markets was subdued.
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So it's about Jeff Sessions setting a new tone in Washington.
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Write about yourself in a conversational tone, in the first person.
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"Terrible," Mr. Trump said, a wry joking tone in his voice.
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The game took on a feisty tone in the third quarter.
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Even salad comes with beer, a basal tone in the vinaigrette.
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George W. Bush spoke hopefully about "changing the tone" in Washington.
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Abe's strong tone in response has seen his polling numbers rise.
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Ms. Yellen sought to strike a cooperative tone in her responses.
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Activists are taking a stronger tone in their defense of DACA.
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I was so pleasantly surprised by the tone in this game.
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Italian bond yields rose, reflecting the risk-off tone in world markets.
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Despite US hawkishness, the tone in the high-yield sector remained positive.
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Some Western officials have noted a recent change of tone in Moscow.
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However, the tone in Asia is not only set by the Fed.
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For his part, Cruz struck a populist tone in his victory speech.
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She managed to set a negative tone in pretty much every interaction.
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The Ford Motor Company struck a similar tone in their own statement.
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French President Emmanuel Macron struck a defiant tone in his public comments.
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The presence of a grandchild promoted a conciliatory tone in their home.
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His line's rollicking play set the tone in playoff games last season.
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I think he kind of set the tone in the first inning.
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Pelosi returned to her somber tone in her post-impeachment press conference.
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Investment flows underscored the broadly "risk-off" tone in markets in recent sessions.
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During this year's dinner, Trump struck a conciliatory tone in his brief remarks.
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Investors may take their cue from a more positive tone in global equities.
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"The setting sets the tone in the background for romance," Dr. Greer says.
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The tone in political coverage would have you believe this is the case.
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But beyond that, Trump struck a markedly different tone in addressing his questioner.
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Since taking office, Trump has taken a softer tone in dealing with Turkey.
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But that's in part because she doesn't use that tone in most dissents.
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Lech was the milder of the two, the softer tone in their duet.
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This would be real leadership and might finally change the tone in Washington.
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Like most comedians, Kevin Hart takes a confessional tone in his stand-up.
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And then, after a few weeks, the tone in France began to shift.
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The tone in wood, in wind instruments can be more like this, right?
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The recent pessimistic tone in markets is getting way ahead of the evidence.
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D Minor is said to be the most melancholic tone in Western Music.
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The tone in official Washington might be set to change once Trump takes office.
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"The rhetoric and tone in the debate has gotten extremely heated," Tepperman-Gelfant says.
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But it also takes a very measured tone in assessing what can be done.
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THERESA MAY struck the right tone in the aftermath of the bombing in Manchester.
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But figuring out who sets that tone in the first place can be hard.
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Kalanick has since apologized to his employees for his tone in speaking with Kamel.
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He expected the Fed to take a slightly more hawkish tone in its statement.
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He'll set the tone in our National Champ game tease, tonight on CBS. pic.twitter.
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"She heard the tone in my voice and how serious I was," he recalled.
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But ECB policymakers are striking a subtly more dovish tone in their public pronouncements.
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Emojis help to navigate irony in text, to clarify tone in a voiceless medium.
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The Fed comments helped support a risk-on tone in markets in morning trade.
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It's women speaking to women and setting a new frank tone in the messaging.
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They didn't see any change in posture, in tone, in inflection, in eye contact.
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Trump has struck an uncharacteristically circumspect tone in response to the controversy so far.
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Magic use early block party to set tone in win over Lakers ORLANDO, Fla.
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Clothing brands have been struggling to hit a proper tone in communications with customers.
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Trump has at times sought a more orthodox tone in dealing with the crisis.
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You are also critical of an overly negative tone in the Times in particular.
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Mr. Trump struck a somewhat more conciliatory tone in front of his Chinese hosts.
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Matthews was also criticized for having a condescending tone in an interview with Sen.
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Ms. Muise maintained a polite tone in her emails, trying to protect her career.
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But the national intelligence director struck a more deferential tone in his Saturday statement.
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The market will be watching the "dot plot" and Powell's tone in his remarks.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump softens tone in first address to Congress.
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House Democrats adopted a grave tone in their floor speeches ahead of the vote.
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The special counsel's office took a softer tone in its sentencing document filed minutes later.
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Douglas Flint, the group's chairman, struck an optimistic tone in a statement accompanying the results.
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Renewed concerns over Italy's budget also added to the risk-off tone in European equities.
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Despite the more positive tone in stock markets, assets deemed safe havens remained well supported.
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It seemed she understood the tone in Rebecca's voice but was unable to help herself.
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U.S. officials said they saw a shift in tone in the talks over the weekend.
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She sought to find a conciliatory tone in a speech to university students on Sunday.
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Political fundraising emails often strike a dismal tone in an attempt to inspire more donations.
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David Marcus' Messenger updates struck an odd tone in comparison with the rest of F8.
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Hollywood award shows have been criticized for taking an increasingly political tone in recent years.
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But the overall tone in global stock markets was defensive after last week's sudden stumble.
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Davis added London sought to find a "positive and constructive tone" in the ongoing discussions.
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Vulnerable Republicans are struggling to find the right tone in talking about their presumptive nominee.
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This was about establishing supremacy, setting the tone in some way for a longer play.
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President Jimmy Carter set the tone in the late 1970s by insisting on limited spending.
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There was no jocular tone in her voice, and we never spoke of it again.
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Harley CEO and president Matt Levatich struck a hopeful tone in the company's earnings release.
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The tone in the Senate has always been and tries to remain measured and civil.
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Both are from presidents striking the wrong tone in the devastating aftermath of a hurricane.
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He took a blunter tone in a video posted on his Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Iran's change in tone, in particular, illustrates the conflicting political and economic pressures it faces.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has struck to a tough tone in her comments about the negotiations.
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If the line would develop a tone in between the two, it would likely be perfect.
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The Sweden Democrats, meanwhile, have adopted a more restrained tone in hopes of winning centrist votes.
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When he keeps an even tone in his questioning of both sides, that figure is 58%.
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After being reprimanded for using a 'sarcastic tone' in an email, Lara Frank* confronted her supervisor.
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H: You have a certain playful tone in your films, a very unusual sense of humor.
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During this time, 4chan began to develop its signature tone in which nothing but "lulz" mattered.
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This week's positive tone in oil futures, however, has masked a dislocation in the physical markets.
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"Thank you for respecting my beliefs," he says, a practiced, defiant, arrogant tone in his voice.
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The president's tone in his first joint address to Congress on Tuesday night was certainly uncharacteristic.
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"The other side of it: It's much harder to read people's tone in text," added Butterfield.
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Social media users quickly pointed out what appeared to be a threatening tone in McDaniel's tweet.
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"I was very impressed with Mr. Trump's tone in talking about the upcoming meeting," Cole added.
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John Adams set the tone in a letter to his wife, Abigail, on July 19033, 21903.
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President Donald Trump echoed that pugnacious tone in remarks at the White House later on Monday.
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Amal Asad, one of the organizers of the protest, struck a similar tone in his speech.
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The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs echoed his positive tone in a Friday briefing with reporters.
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"The tone in all three meetings was very positive, not accusatory at all," the general said.
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"This is it," he said, with a triumphal tone in his baritone during a recent interview.
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Provosty's "blacks" are hardly straightforward: there are variations in texture and tone, in opacity and reflectivity.
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China struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States on Friday.
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What was widely interpreted as a slightly more upbeat tone in the minutes of the Jan.
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Whether a serious discussion or just a passing reference, the tone in the room always changed.
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"Who's going to set the tone in the city is not President Trump," Mr. Bajaj said.
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American leadership could set the right tone in negotiations to succeed where other efforts have failed.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un struck a quasi-conciliatory tone in his New Year's address.
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Despite the professional tone in the complaint, there's a palpable sense of alarm from the whistleblower.
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Many predicted Oregon would set a quick tone in this one after what happened last year.
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Viola Davis struck just the right tone in honoring her late father after winning for Fences.
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For example, Trump was praised for his unifying tone in his first address to Congress last February.
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Brown used a joking tone in the video but we all know that he meant every word.
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Still, the tone in the hundreds of emails sent between CP+B and the municipalities was friendly.
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If there's anything that we love, it's mixing genre and tone in a way that is unexpected.
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Moran lamented the divisive tone in the nation's capitol and sought to shed any rigid ideological labels.
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However, Fed Chair Janet Yellen sounded a more cautious tone in her testimony to Congress on Thursday.
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It goes back to Clinton because I think there was a lowering of tone in the '90s.
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A senior administration official nonetheless said Trump is planning to strike a "unifying tone" in his address.
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Apple popularized the now-trendy tone in September with the arrival of the rose gold iPhone 6S.
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Both men have noticed a change in tone in the conversation about immigrants during the last year.
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Some take a newsreader tone in their videos, and some deliver with full-on dish and snark.
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She loved Harvard, where she majored in political science, but a tone in her classes surprised her.
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Elizabeth Warren issued two statements on Soleimani's death, after facing criticism for her tone in the first.
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A sharp jump in U.S. crude oil inventories also added to the bearish tone in the market.
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Additionally, the dollar was buoyed by expectations the Fed could strike a hawkish tone in its minutes.
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Should we chalk it up to graduation anxiety or the generally apocalyptic political tone in the US?
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Trump also adopted a similar tone in his calls with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, the Post added.
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But Trump took a seemingly more subdued tone in an interview with Fox News that aired Sunday evening.
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"Fathers set the tone in a girl's life and there's no greater bond," Mike says in the video.
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He added the move could have been triggered by a risk-off tone in the Japanese equity market.
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NEWT GINGRICH, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: I thought Sarah Sanders was perfect tone in the clip you just said.
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Despite the hawkish tone in BI's statement, economists are divided over the pace and extent of further tightening.
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"They say misery loves company, but you don't want set a tone in the office," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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The moves in trade come after the Federal Reserve adopted a more cautious tone in the previous session.
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The party took a slightly more serious tone in its response, issuing a clarification on Twitter and Facebook.
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Regarding the Stamp Duty revisions, analysts at CBRE and DBS struck a similar tone in their reaction reports.
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In truth, there are several reasons why Trump changed his tone in some cases and evolved in others.
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However, while this is a welcome change, the conciliatory tone in Dr. Gottlieb's press release is rather concerning.
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Schoop set the tone in the first with a two-run shot to left-center field off Sanchez.
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The ongoing detention of rapper A$AP Rocky in Sweden has taken a political tone in recent days.
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On Tuesday, the president sounded an ominous tone in chastising Iran for behavior that he described as inappropriate.
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He recently struck a reassuring tone in remarks to a D.C. conference organized by the U.S. Travel Association.
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Usefully, Gasfou adopts a neutral tone in his text and imagery, rather than explicitly venerating or criticizing transhumanists.
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That being said, crosswords should entertain and uplift, and generally speaking a light tone in cluing is desirable.
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The oil and gas lobby tried to strike a confident tone in a phone call with reporters Monday.
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I hope that very soon, we shall see a new tone in the cooperation between France and Germany.
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Still, Mr. Shawcross said the government had wisely decided to avoid a triumphalist tone in marking the departure.
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Though softening his tone in recent months, he has been a longstanding skeptic of the energy market opening.
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His tone in a three-page letter was civil but his message was clear: I can't sign this.
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Although Ms. Wurtzel's tone in "Prozac Nation" was often described as self-absorbed, she had a different explanation.
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However, neither have gained traction, and Assad has struck an increasingly defiant tone in refusing to step down.
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Menahsi told senators that he regretted the "lack of balance and provocative tone" in some of his writings.
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It's a moot point as to how long the easier tone in time-spreads is going to last.
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Tim Baxter, the company's American president and COO, struck a cautiously optimistic, even conciliatory tone in the statement.
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Unsurprisingly, the weaker tone in pricing has seen a significant tempering of fund long positioning in the market.
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Her gleaming, yearning tone in the climactic aria provided a short-lived epiphany before darkness closed in again.
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The comments highlighted the speaker's shifting tone in addressing the relationship between the two plans supported by Democrats.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian also toughened the government's tone in an interview with Le Parisien.
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President Vladimir Putin took a conciliatory tone in saying athletes could choose whether to compete on their own.
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"What is absolutely not acceptable is the tone in which these debates have been conducted," she told the paper.
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But I immensely respect her willingness to set the correct tone in her response to those who attacked her.
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The net result, he and many others feel, has been a coarser and more materalistic tone in national life.
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" That had been clear, he said, from "their body language, the tone in which they spoke to each other.
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The key asset price, the one that sets the tone in other markets, is the long-term interest rate.
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Anyway, as someone with a Blaccent I didn't identify with a single part of Grande's tone in that video.
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Elsewhere, the euro hit the day's lows after ECB President Mario Draghi struck a dovish tone in his speech.
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But it continues Black Mirror's fascinating experiments with tone in what's shaping up to be an excellent third season.
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Listen to the pleading tone in Joe Allen's voice as he begs Slim Shady to please, please stand up.
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Bette storms into her own house and gives Jeremy and BD good news in the gruffest tone in possible.
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It's a tone in which I'm not accustomed to hearing Japanese spoken, and that, by nature, pulled me in.
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Britain's Department of Education took a less friendly tone in a statement explaining the decision to reject the test.
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The senator struck a similar "what good does it do now?" tone in his own CNN interview on Thursday.
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Markets in Asia were encouraged by Xi's softer tone in the brewing trade war between the U.S. and China.
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The conversation may not have moved forward much, but there was a change of tone in the wider debate.
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Addressing MEPs in Strasbourg on July 3rd she struck a conciliatory tone in comments in German, French and English.
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LONDON — Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, has struck a conciliatory tone in the wake of a data-privacy scandal.
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The government has adopted a no-nonsense tone in addressing French citizens, neither hiding nor hyping the epidemic's realities.
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Fed officials, led by vice chairman Richard Clarida, have struck a more cautious and dovish tone in recent weeks.
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Her campaign's emails to supporters struck a similarly non-combative tone in announcing their fundraising for the fourth quarter.
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Given the jobs numbers, the employment rate, growth picking up a little bit and a better tone in manufacturing.
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Fashion's biggest names come to stretch, strengthen and tone in this small studio hidden away in the Sentier district.
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"It took me over 2 years to create #SUNSTALKR BRONZER with every skin tone in mind," Rihanna wrote on Instagram.
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The euro had sagged on Wednesday after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi struck a dovish tone in his speech.
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But, he didn't mean to hurt Becky and the confused tone in his voice suggests he 's telling the truth.
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He had a tone in his voice sometimes, which freaked me out, but I was high, so I didn't care.
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Rhetorical whiplash On camera, Trump took a much less combative tone in an interview with Fox News that aired Sunday.
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Clingan Guitar Tone in Melbourne, Australia, have launched their 24-hour vending machine, Tone Shop, stacked full of musical goodies.
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I did have to get used to waiting to hear the Siri tone in my ear before asking my question.
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Spreadbetters expected a better tone in European equities, forecasting a higher open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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The overall tone in stock markets was defensive after last week's sudden stumble that began with a slide in Japan.
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An illustrator with training drawing the human body, takes a lighter tone in an original series of primary-color drawings.
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Her paintings, imbued with lightness and luxury before the revolution, took on a subtly sober tone in the years afterwards.
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Tuesday marked a new chapter and a new tone in the increasingly intense war of words between Christie and Rubio.
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He can set a new, more hopeful tone in American foreign policy that inspires the oppressed and undermines their oppressors.
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Gone is his self-assured tone; in its place is a quivering guy having a seemingly out-of-body experience.
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Despite the dispute over whether Manafort breached his plea deal, the two parties struck a cordial tone in the courtroom.
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His spokesman John Konkus said that day he would bring a "change of tone" in communications and promised more transparency.
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He set the tone in one of his first television appearances as Trump's lawyer, on Hannity's show, a favorite destination.
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The soft blue walls also mixed nicely with the light wood finish for an overall relaxing tone in the store.
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For a campaign now devoted to "law and order," the launch was mob rule: in spirit, in tone, in words.
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Spreadbetters expected a weaker tone in European equities, forecasting a lower open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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Sixty-eight percent of Americans say the tone in politics is getting worse, while only 7 percent say its improving.
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So yeah, maybe Vernon should pick his battles, maybe The Guardian's interview lost some of Vernon's tone in transcription.
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Unity takes on a different tone in Ram Kumar's strikingly affective painting "Unemployed Graduates," created eight years later, in 203.
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She's used her post at the White House to strike a very different tone in the conversation about gender equality.
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But rather than answering Bob in depth, she pivoted to talk about the need for a civil tone in politics.
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Bernie Sanders, who was leading the Iowa polls ahead of caucus night, also struck a victorious tone in his speech.
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"They kind of set the tone in the first 10 minutes, and obviously they got some timely goals," Lundqvist said.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 2.6181 (IFR) - New Asian bonds were well supported amid a constructive overall tone in the regional financial markets.
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Maria Carrillo, chief scientific officer for the Alzheimer's Association, struck a more measured tone in reacting to the data Wednesday.
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We regret this immensely, because the Young Fathers would have set an important tone in the program of the Ruhrtriennale.
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Populist tone in speech to Polish people Trump will strike a populist tone in Poland on Thursday, decrying "the steady creep of government bureaucracy" and casting the story of Poland as one of people "who have never forgotten who they are," according to excerpts of the speech to the Polish people Trump plans to deliver.
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"Kerry loved the grey suede Ferragamo shoes because it brought out that tone in the embroidery of the dress," she says.
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Obama has drawn criticism in the past from US law enforcement for his tone in the aftermath of shootings by officers.
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To make sure you appear professional and friendly, "change your behavior and your tone in everything that you do," Medina suggests.
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U.S. government debt prices were slightly higher on Monday as investors digested President Donald Trump's protectionist tone in his inauguration speech.
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The bombastic businessman, whose campaign made headlines for polarizing and divisive rhetoric, took an uncharacteristically civil tone in his acceptance speech.
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Europe set the tone in 2016 with the General Data Protection Regulation, which introduces strong guarantees of transparency, security, and privacy.
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Conyers' attorney on Friday struck a slightly less strident tone in discussing his client's future than he has in previous days.
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Lingering worries over North Korea added to the weaker tone in U.S. stocks, with U.S. President Donald Trump ordering new sanctions.
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There are so many changes in tone in even a single painting; we are rudderless to steer an approach to meaning.
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And anyone listening to Resistance Radio's Blog Talk on Monday could hear a hint of that doomsday tone in Finicum's voice.
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After I hear him say that, and hear the tone in his voice, it's the most honest and tender thing ever.
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There's always been this tone in Muscle and Marrow where it feels like taking vulnerability and using that to empower yourself.
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But he and some senior officials have adopted a more conciliatory tone in recent weeks and promised to free detained protesters.
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" Lauer also questioned Obama about his inability to "change the tone in Washington" and "unite people," asking, "Is it a failure?
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The focus will be on Friday's U.S. non-farm payrolls report, which could set the dollar's tone in the short term.
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"The tone in bond markets has been bearish from the get go," said Lyn Graham-Taylor, fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
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And Gillespie repeatedly took a Trump-like tone in trying to tie the murderous MS-13 gang to policies Northam supports.
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Some critics have panned Hollywood awards shows in recent years for taking on an increasingly political tone in the Trump era.
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However, the government could look to adopt a less hawkish tone in light of Brexit developments and austerity fatigue from voters.
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The bullish tone in global bond markets was felt across the euro zone, where yields were 1-5 basis points lower.
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Trump pledged Tuesday night after winning victories in Michigan and Mississippi that he would adopt a more presidential tone in office.
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Ottawa has hardened its tone in recent days, warning people not to cross the border since they could well be deported.
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Sudan's military leader, who previously vowed never to use violence against protesters, struck an uncompromising tone in a televised address Tuesday.
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More Fed news: Jerome Powell, the Fed chairman, has taken a conversational tone in public comments, but the markets didn't understand.
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The former vice president appeared to strike a unifying tone in an address on Tuesday and reached out to Sanders's supporters.
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They don't feel conversational because Mr. Trump, pitchman and reality showman, doesn't have a one-on-one tone in his repertoire.
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Trump has set a tone in his campaign and in his administration that lying is simply part of the communications strategy.
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That&aposs not a long-term strategy, but I did think it set the right tone in those really early days.
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Just going by some of the tone in the media, its changed quite dramatically from where we were in 2015-2016.
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Here's the ad: Notice how the Trump campaign -- right off the bat -- tries to mitigate Trump's demeanor and tone in office.
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Elsewhere, the euro hit the day's lows after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi struck a dovish tone in his speech.
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More broadly -- aside from any specific piece of rhetoric -- Trump's framing and tone in the speech was more kumbaya than confrontational.
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This criticism seemed largely based on a single email, which allegedly had an "aggressive" tone in responding to a particular request.
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He said the secretary had adopted a significantly tougher tone in private, particularly about China's role in curbing North Korea's provocations.
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Initially, he encouraged violence against protesters; he's since taken a winking, you-know-what-I-really-mean tone in discouraging it.
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U.S. equities closed higher in choppy trade on Friday after Donald Trump took a protectionist tone in his first speech as president.
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Mike Pence, his vice president-elect, is also on record denying climate change (although he has softened his tone in recent months).
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They also come after he's struck a conciliatory tone in both his victory speech and meeting with President Barack Obama on Thursday.
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Trump has famously called climate change a "hoax," though his Cabinet has attempted to strike a more moderate tone in confirmation hearings.
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But Bill Gates has taken a more pessimistic tone in his recent public statements about the future of the fight against malaria.
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Despite the market's expectation for a dovish central bank, Fed Chair Janet Yellen has struck a generally positive tone in recent addresses.
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Retail loan outflows have been offset by CLO issuance, which has helped to keep a sanguine tone in the market, Michalczuk said.
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Garten's soothing presence on a TV screen and tone in her cookbooks is enough to convince almost anyone they handle any recipe.
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That's why I assume you sort of adopt such a kind of like calm and soothing tone in your rhetoric on Twitter.
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This study compounds a previous study that proves that dogs also understand human words and even the tone in which they're said.
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Fresh forecasts for rain raised concerns about planting delays in the U.S. Midwest, adding to the bullish tone in corn, traders said.
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Ten-year bond yields across the single currency bloc were marginally higher in early trade, reflecting the firmer tone in stock markets.
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Worth noting: The attorney general, Josh Hawley, is running for Senate next year, and struck a populist tone in announcing his investigation.
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Traders said a calmer tone in global markets after jitters over a failed coup in Turkey subsided, was also helping the pound.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 81 (IFR) - A better tone in Asian credit today was offset by signs of weakness in high-yield new issues.
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You'll have less free-radical damage, and you'll likely even lose a little weight (which results in better tone in your face).
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" — Lara Jakes Vindman testimony, Page 250: "The tone in the call on the 21st of April was very positive, in my assessment.
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And rightfully so, it's probably the most interesting set of ideas and the strongest few minutes of tone in the entire film.
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"You have to set the tone in a way that they like you and are excited to continue to read," said Jaras.
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Party leaders can more easily set the tone in the national party—if, unlike Mrs May, they are capable of exercising leadership.
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"The tone in tomorrow's report is important, signs of a lowering in interest rates will be looked out for," a banker said.
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The moves mark a complete change of tone in Warsaw after two years of PiS vowing not to yield to EU "blackmail".
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Any reader who saw the original version of this piece would surely recognize a gentler, more nuanced tone in the revised version.
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A big question before the convention was whether Mr. Trump would "pivot" for the general election in tone, in style, in substance.
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Sometimes they set a toxic tone in which the entire workplace, from executive suite to franchise outlets, regularly threatens women with assault.
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A Democratic House will change the tone in Washington, which is likely to become even more combative, if you can believe it.
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The two companies struck a friendlier tone in their joint-statement on Friday as they brought the legal battle to an end.
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But by March 2016, several had come around to his policy suggestions, if not the tone in which he had made them.
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"It has a beautiful, warm tone in every register — every string, every register — and a very quick response time," Mr. Meltzer said.
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Variously described as a leftist, a populist and a nationalist, Lopez Obrador, 64, has aimed for a moderate tone in this campaign.
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CEO Lance Fritz listed trade as one of the reasons the company has taken a more negative tone in its growth outlook.
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For a few hours this weekend, Mr. Trump's legal team will have a chance to change the tone in the Senate chamber.
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Despite the caustic tone in the news media, some worry that nationalism could get out of hand and hurt China's global image.
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Facebook is normally tight-lipped about its inner workings, but company officials have sharply shifted their tone in the past few weeks.
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It takes on a light and casual tone in some chapters, but doesn't shy away from explanations of more complicated topics, either.
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Despite the cautious tone in markets, contagion risk for the turmoil in Turkey was seen as less of a significance for Asia.
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It's so juvenile in tone, in spirit, and the cruel prank they play on Jim seems to contradict everything that's come before.
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But he said the president's tone in past speeches too frequently crossed the line when he talked about immigrants and Mexican laborers.
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"It made me cry because I was very angry at the tone in his voice and how he said it," she said.
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After pressure from Pope Francis, Poland's church has changed its tone in recent years, with top figures publicly apologizing to abuse victims.
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GETTING the right tone in the negotiations over Britain's departure from the European Union is a crucial element for their chances of success.
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"I'm not saying that the industry should be designing bandages with shades that match every skin tone in the human spectrum," he added.
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"I think it's important for athletes to set a tone in a way that we're looking to build bridges," Subban told the NHL.
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A firmer tone in the currency helped lift Chinese shares to two-week highs, with the Shanghai Composite index closing up 1.9 percent.
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That song, a "caller ring back tone" in the jargon, is chosen by the user you are calling, who pays for the privilege.
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" There's a similarly strident tone in the afterword, which warns about the consequences for a jaded and cynical generation "if Bernie turns lame.
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George W. Bush promised to "change the tone" in D.C., privatize social security and reduce government spending — none of which he succeeded with.
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Trump's tone in the one-on-one with Putin on Friday, as related by Tillerson, is a marked change from that approach. Why?
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"The subsequent dovish tone in his speech is likely to buoy investors in coming sessions," said Daniel Been of ANZ in a note.
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" So, for cosmetic purposes, "theoretically, yes, I see a rationale for it if you want to increase your muscle tone in your face.
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SO IF WE DO GET A REVERSION IN STYLE OR TONE IN THE MARKET, WE ACTUALLY THINK WERE POSITIONED TO DO RATHER WELL.
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The manic tone, in fact, actually recalls Ray Liotta's coked-out character during the climactic arc of "Goodfellas," which is clearly the intention.
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Ridge declined during the presidential campaign to endorse a candidate, though he did criticize President Trump's "bombastic tone" in a U.S. News column.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai has struck a cautionary tone in an interview with the Financial Times about the future regulation of artificial intelligence.
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I have to consciously warm up my tone in emails to appear cordial (every affected smiley probably shaves a minute off my life).
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That indicates "the overall tone in Kwon's piece was not so much of confrontation but of ridicule about the US position," Carlin wrote.
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Others specifically took aim at Mulroney's figure, telling her to "eat some real food" or claiming there was "no tone" in her legs.
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Coming off his defeat in Iowa, Trump appeared to be taking a quieter and more conciliatory tone in the beginning of the debate.
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Biden's campaign has made outreach to such Republicans a centerpiece of his campaign as he strikes a moderate tone in contrast to Sen.
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McConnell struck an optimistic tone in a news conference after the meeting, despite the fact that no bipartisan deal has been reached yet.
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Last week, he took on a bit of a different tone in an interview outside the Mets' clubhouse in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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Euro zone government debt yields edged lower as geopolitical uncertainty stemming from the attack on Saudi underpinned a cautious tone in bond markets.
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On election night, she sounded a somber tone in a victory address that quickly positioned her as a potential leading opponent of Trump.
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Along with the Emperor's newly digitized cackle, multiple jaw-drop moments from the trailer hit the same dramatic tone in 16-bit animation.
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Kasich, who is still popular in Ohio, is considered a more mainstream Republican than Trump and struck a more optimistic tone in the primaries.
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The episode as a whole was reminiscent of episodes from the mid-2000s, far less of a political tone in favor of sillier jokes.
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Striking a conciliatory tone in a guest column in the Frankfurter Allgemeine paper, Seehofer said the cohesion of Europe and Germany was at stake.
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With longtime collaborator Hans Zimmer, the acclaimed director has used a Shepard tone in almost every one of his films in the last decade.
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Wheeler, a Twin Cities native, scored early to set the tone in the Jets' 1-0 win over the Minnesota Wild on Friday night.
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Because in both those situations, Trump set the tone -- in his administration and in the country -- where people felt empowered to take those actions.
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The former British leader struck a more serious tone in other remarks, weighing in on globalization and Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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"Boy," she says, "this gets heavy" – and it does, although Jenner's tone in that moment falls on an indeterminate point between fascination and disinclination.
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Instead, the company is seemingly embracing a more moderate tone in line with its current form: an industry giant with locations around the world.
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"In absence of physical stores, bots allow us to provide the Fresh Direct tone in a high touch format," said a Fresh Direct spokesperson.
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In a sign of a slightly more positive tone in world markets, European shares rallied and the safe-haven yen and Swiss franc weakened.
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JAPAN has been more unsettled than any other country by the sudden shift in the diplomatic tone in North-East Asia—for good reason.
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The voice behind Princess Tiana is speaking out about the controversy surrounding her beloved character's skin tone in the new Wreck-It Ralph movie.
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Bond yields, which move inversely to price, have been under pressure since Fed struck a dovish tone in its June policy statement on Wednesday.
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Spreadbetters expected the weaker tone in equities to carry over into Europe, forecasting a lower open for Britain's FTSE , Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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Yet even as Trump needled Curiel for treating him "very, very unfairly," he largely signaled a new tone in the interview on Monday evening.
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The moon and Saturn meet in your opposite sign Capricorn, creating a serious tone in your relationships, but an empathetic energy flows for communication.
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They brought that taxonomy to beauty software company Modiface, which helped Pinterest to build a machine learning system to decode skin tone in images.
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But he took a much sharper tone in an email to supporters, to whom he vowed he's in the race for the long haul.
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Last summer, he criticized Trump's remarks about MSNBC personality Mika Brzezinski's appearance as "inappropriate" while calling for a more civil tone in political discourse.
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The soaring ambition of 2009 gave way to a more restrained tone in 2013, when Mr. Obama acknowledged the limits of American military force.
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A lot of people use the wrong tone in their emails, a recent analysis of nearly 350,000 messages from productivity software firm Boomerang finds.
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Although a historic inter-Korean summit in late April raised hopes of reconciliation, North Korea showed a dramatic change in tone in recent days.
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"I do worry about that because I have a tendency to not strike the right tone in my life," he said with a laugh.
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Mr. Zarrab maintained his respectful tone in a second day of testimony on Thursday, but one aspect of his appearance did change: his clothing.
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Zuckerberg's testimony aimed to strike a conciliatory tone in an attempt to blunt possible regulatory fallout from the privacy scandal engulfing his social network.
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"It is too early to gauge the tone in bond markets," he added, noting that trading conditions remain thin following the New Year's holidays.
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Mr. Biden has struck a moderate tone in his appeals to black voters especially, while promising to restore the legacy of President Barack Obama.
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Texas set the tone in the first by scoring five times with two outs off Yovani Gallardo (3-7), thanks to five straight hits.
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If presidential watchers were hoping for a more presidential tone in Mr. Trump's "victory rallies," they didn't see much on Thursday night in Cincinnati.
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"It is too early to gauge the tone in bond markets," he added, noting that trading conditions remain thin following the New Year's holidays.
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" He struck a similar tone in interviews with the journalist Jules Witcover, who wrote the book "Joe Biden: A Life of Trial and Redemption.
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Huawei's founder, Ren Zhengfei, struck a defiant tone in the face of US attempts to curb his company's international reach and prosecute his daughter.
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"The bull market continues unabated and is taking on a speculative tone in the process," Rosenberg said in his daily note to clients Thursday.
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"We had decent data so we have a bearish tone in the market," said Stan Sun, interest rates strategist at Nomura in New York.
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However, the CSU has softened its tone in the last day or two, sensing a preference for an EU solution to the migrant crisis.
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"Culture is at the core of lululemon, and it is the responsibility of leaders to set the right tone in our organization," he added.
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He struck a conciliatory tone in the address, saying he would "listen, learn and lead" and that he valued the contributions of career staff.
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Spreadbetters expected the firmer tone in equities to carry over into Europe, forecasting a higher open for Britain's FTSE , Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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Still, the Microsoft party line has always been that Surface devices are intended to set the tone in the market as much as anything.
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Ameet Patel, senior analyst for Northern Trust Capital Markets, said M&S's results were solid and highlighted the confident tone in the company's outlook commentary.
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Ermotti also struck a cautious tone in his outlook for third-quarter results, echoing the CEO of rival Credit Suisse , Tidjane Thiam, earlier this week.
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Indeed, the basic description and tone in some respects echoes the 1990s TV drama "My So-Called Life," as Nadine lashes out in predictable ways.
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The self-appointed guru has also relayed her speciality into a series of classes that promise to strengthen and tone in more ways than one.
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U.S. markets hit all-time highs Wednesday after President Donald Trump maintained a nonpolarizing tone in his speech to Congress, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Despite Mr Tillerson's harsh tone in describing Russia's role, Mr Trump has been milder, describing the chemical attack as a "very sad day for Russia".
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The CEO is expected to strike a conciliatory tone in an attempt to blunt possible regulatory fallout from the privacy scandal engulfing his social network.
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That added to the upbeat tone in equity markets but weighed on safe-haven German bond yields, which rose to more than two-week highs.
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Still, there is soft power for Trump in that UTC has an incentive to preserve a good tone in its relationship with the new administration.
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I make sure they understand that and let them know they should come in for a gloss to refresh the tone in-between color appointments.
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" Speaking in a low tone in a hotel cafe, Win Min added: "Given that he was a Muslim," ultra-nationalists considered Ko Ni "a target.
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But the overall tone in bond markets was bearish, with yields on short-dated U.S. Treasuries rising to their highest level for almost a decade.
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President Trump's aides say to expect a more bipartisan and collaborative tone in tomorrow's State of the Union Address — in contrast to his own record.
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"He struck a solidly neutral tone, in contrast with the market view that sees the (Federal Open Market Committee's) next move as downwards," Carnell said.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo set the tone in a June speech where he accused China of an "unprecedented level of larceny" of intellectual property.
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The anime-inflected take on Simon Belmont's forever war against Dracula and his army of minions strikes the right tone in this minute-long teaser.
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We've maybe changed a bit of a tone in the lip or done something different in her eye, but she's very consistent with her makeup.
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Warren struck a populist tone in her campaign announcement this week, accusing large corporations in the U.S. of taking advantage of the American middle class.
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In his memo, though, Mr. Thiam did strive to strike a positive tone in terms of the effort to turn around the global markets division.
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Striking a conciliatory tone in the letter seen by Reuters, Couderc wrote that staff had made clear there was a "malaise" inside the French airline.
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The tone in court turned more hostile when the judge allowed Avenatti to address his request to be allowed to formally appear in the case.
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A subsequent backstage visit at a Fleetwood Mac concert, where he glimpsed a family atmosphere among the crew, cemented the show's tone in his imagination.
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The Hill managing editor Ian Swanson and staff writer Alexander Bolton describe how January's events may set the tone in Washington for this election year.
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Was President Obama tone-deaf in Buenos Aires when he danced the tango while Brussels burned (this after setting a new diplomatic tone in Cuba)?
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China's nationalistic Global Times tabloid struck a reserved tone in an editorial published late on Sunday, saying China had become "overconfident" about its technological advancements.
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He added that earnings reports from Amazon and Alphabet Inc's due later in the day likely set the tone in the Japanese market on Friday.
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Episodes of the podcast are short but rich in detail, and are delivered lyrically, with a soothing, occasionally emotionally tinged tone in Mr. DiMeo's voice.
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Some political observers wonder whether Mr. Kemp will adopt a more centrist tone — in an attempt to win moderate voters — should he defeat Mr. Cagle.
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She credited the Vermont senator for his positive tone in campaigning and efforts to pass an economic stimulus package in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Employees at Chinese news organizations this week described a mandatory change of tone in their stories and fresh orders to hew to the official line.
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Then, too, European leaders adopted a strikingly similar tone in their reactions, refusing to endorse Trump explicitly and warning against escalation in the Middle East.
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Instead, they point to OPEC's deeper-than-expected production cuts, turmoil in Libya and the bullish tone in global financial markets as recession fears fade.
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While he has previously defended Pruitt — whom he said Tuesday he's known "for a long time" -- he's taken a less ardent tone in recent days.
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"The release of fixed asset investment and industrial activity (data) in China will set the tone in commodity markets," ANZ Bank predicted in a note.
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"The ongoing elevated political headline risk is governing much of the spread tone in widening (French) OAT-Bund spreads," Citi analysts said in a note.
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Speaking just before a Cabinet meeting, Trump took a somber tone in the wake of the vicious attack that left eight dead and a dozen hurt.
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" Several Twitter users said the speech brought them to tears, while others marveled at its positive tone in an election year marked by blunt exchanges. "Mrs.
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Donnelly's office adopted a slightly different tone, in response to questions about whether spending less time campaigning at home this summer will hurt his reelection chances.
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The track is called "Ultralight Prayer" and instead of egotistical rap lyrics the song strikes a markedly spiritual tone in keeping with the Easter Sunday tradition.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a veteran populist of the left known as AMLO, has struck a more moderate tone in his first five months in office.
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In February, Schneider scrapped Nestle's long-standing sales target as it reported disappointing annual results, echoing rivals by striking a cautious tone in an uncertain environment.
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But while the tone in President Donald Trump's address to Congress was more measured, most of the policies were old favorites from President Donald Trump's campaign.
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But we will likely see a shift in tone in television campaign ads come summer, according to Alan Abramowitz, a political science professor at Emory University.
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I first noticed the 2016 tone in the Chainsmokers' "Closer," featuring Halsey, when it played immediately after Justin Bieber's "Sorry" on a playlist I was creating.
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The critical factor here is melanin, which determines variation in skin tone in humans and plays a big role in the coloring of mammals and birds.
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Sisi often spoke in an aggressive tone in the speech, wagging his finger while providing few details on how he planned to improve life for Egyptians.
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Her skin was nearly paper-white, with a subtle blue tone in her fingertips that made it look as if she had emerged from a freezer.
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"When he took an inappropriate tone in dealing with the government I pointed this out to him, he apologized and the story ended there," Calenda said.
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Trump has vowed to renegotiate or end NAFTA, the free trade agreement between the US and Canada, and has struck a combative tone in the process.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, who struck a more conciliatory tone in front of Congress than Mr. Gates did, has criticized Ms. Warren's plan to break up tech giants.
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Setting the downbeat tone in Asia, the Dow on Thursday shed 21 percent, the S&P 264.92 dropped 21.3 percent and the Nasdaq fell 20.85 percent.
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Gillespie sought to strike a unifying tone in his concession speech, offering his services in "making our Commonwealth better" and congratulating the victorious Democratic statewide ticket.
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"The headlines, images, expressions, language and the tone in the defendant's reporting cannot be evaluated within the limits of journalism and press freedom," the ruling said.
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Young set the tone in the first 40 seconds of the game, hitting Manek on a lob for the first of his 13 first-half assists.
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The judgmental tone in academia, which has manifested itself in student testing as a reflection of a teacher's effectiveness, has made teaching an unappealing career choice.
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Sanchez set the tone in the first inning with his solo homer off A.J. Griffin (6-6), who lasted just three innings and allowed five runs.
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He's virtuosic here, teasing every possible emotion from his piano, finding every possible tone in his throat, barely pausing until the tape cuts seven songs in.
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And I've said all along, we want to see the campaign improve; we want to see the campaign improve in tone, in approach, in every respect.
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Hand-painted signs reinforce the new tone: "In principal, we are for peace and not for war," says one sign hanging above a row of Kalashnikovs.
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And while some in Silicon Valley have urged technology leaders to take a defiant tone in Wednesday's meeting, elite business leaders tend to be more pragmatic.
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He struck a careful tone in those appearances, saying he had upgraded his own economic outlook but saw no evidence yet of overheating in the economy.
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Gillespie sought to strike a unifying tone in his concession speech, offering his services in "making our Commonwealth better" and congratulating the victorious Democratic statewide ticket.
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The greenback, which this week has risen in line with the more positive tone in trade negotiations, also increased versus the yen towards three-week highs.
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"If the tone [in the economic bulletin] is negative enough it could justify the [ECB's] expansionary stance and could pull yields to the downside," Lenz said.
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Researchers first discovered widespread repulsion to this particular tone in a 2012 study intended to help the Australian government come up with unappealing packaging for cigarettes.
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But having said that, I've been the beneficiary of having a pretty powerful job and I would try to set the right tone in a work environment.
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I think Twilight Zone has a darkness, but it has a spectrum of tone in terms of how it's meant to make you feel at the end.
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Tesla struck a bullish tone in its letter to shareholders forecasting that the total market potential for Model 3 is larger than just the premium sedan market.
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What we found is that overwhelmingly, people do pick a skin tone on an emoji that is very close to their own skin tone in real life.
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The nervousness in bond markets contrasted with a more forgiving tone in equities, and analysts said bond investors remained on edge about the cocktail of risks building.
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I think it may also set the wrong tone in the work place," she said, although she added that "(Ryanair's) Michael O'Leary can get away with it.
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Nordstrom and Ross Stores slumped Thursday after Goldman Sachs downgraded both stocks and struck a sober tone in discussing profit outlook for the retail sector at large.
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Fast forward to today: I'm a devout self-tanner who hasn't seen my true skin tone in a solid month because summer is closing in on us.
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We can also guess from their softer tone in assessing the economy that fourth quarter gross domestic product growth will be too low to support further tightening.
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Not backing down is in Kamala Harris' DNA The difference Tuesday was that Burr chastised both Harris and McCain -- and took a softer tone in rebuking Harris.
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Iran Hamed Mousavi, a political science professor at Iran's Tehran University, said that Trump's attempts to strike a friendlier tone in Saudi Arabia were hard to swallow.
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Rap and hip-hop often take on a very hardcore tone in the States, but to my untrained ears the British accent doesn't give me that vibe.
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And I think that from the first game in Minnesota, we just set a tone in the clubhouse where we went out there and we performed well.
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I was winning and didn't want to stop playing, but I could sense from the tone in my mother's voice that something more important was going on.
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The Ugandan shilling is expected to trade with a bearish tone in the coming days, pressured by anticipated demand from firms in the manufacturing and energy sectors.
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Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, told Reuters he feared the AfD's entry into parliament would change the public tone in Germany.
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Founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe tells Time that the system is supposed to make it easier for women to set the tone in a potential business relationship.
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At the center of it all has been Trump, who struck a unifying tone in the immediate aftermath of the attempted bombings while also questioning its timing.
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Polman said chief executives can set the tone in their decisions and in their business models and address topics such as wages, workers' rights and recruitment tactics.
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Other Instagram fans of Hadid weren't too happy with the Dutch-Palestinian model's tweaked skin tone in the shot: "Way to [sic] white wash," one user commented.
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And even as Trump deployed a more reasonable tone in private meetings, analysts and NATO experts worried about the damage his displays are doing to the alliance.
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President Donald Trump's measured and inclusive tone in his first speech to a joint session of Congress since taking office added to the optimism in the market.
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There are now more than 30 different Watson services as part of what IBM calls the Watson Developer Cloud, including a tool that discerns tone in writing.
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An excerpt of the speech released by the White House on Friday made clear Trump would strike a compromising tone in at least part of his address.
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"Culture is at the core of Lululemon, and it is the responsibility of leaders to set the right tone in our organization," he said in a statement.
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Tom and Gemma's new house is painted green; each room inside is a different jewel tone in shades of green, blue, and brown that recall natural settings.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Rwandan President Kagame struck a defiant tone in his inauguration speech on Friday after criticism by international rights bodies over his re-election this month.
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Bradley spoke out after earlier taking a more diplomatic tone in an interview with a journalist, saying he felt compelled to be more forthright on the issue.
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In Salt Lake City on Thursday, voters said they were more disheartened by the acrimonious tone in Las Vegas than they were by Mr. Bloomberg's unimpressive night.
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But the most high profile of Tuesday's pardons and sentence commutations was that of Blagojevich, whose blatant tone in the recordings permanently linked his name to corruption.
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Trump on Tuesday softened his tone in a series of remarks expressing optimism about reaching a trade deal with Beijing, which could help boost demand for metals.
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Since people are unable to hear your tone directly, they read into the connotations of words and create a tone in their head as they go along.
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Borrowing costs across the euro zone rose on Thursday after the ECB surprised markets by striking a modestly dovish tone in the face of a robust euro.
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After telling The View last year that she didn't want to be vice president, she softened her tone in another appearance on the same show last month.
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Throughout the evening, actually, her breath wasn't ample enough to fill out long phrases; her tone in the middle was a little grainy, the low register cloudy.
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France has shifted positions several times over the past year, initially saying that children would be repatriated, only to adopt a more cautious tone in recent weeks.
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The tone in the email from 2003 contrasted with his responses to questions on Wednesday when he stressed how difficult it is to overturn precedents like Roe.
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Democratic presidential candidates take a harsh tone In addition, many of the 2020 presidential hopefuls running for the Democratic nomination weighed in, demanding the report's immediate release.
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Mr. Lewandowski made the decision after seeing that Mr. Trump's more positive-focused tone in New Hampshire appeared to help him at the end, according to The Journal.
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And that is possible because the tone in the market is dramatically better compared to February when spreads widened sharply and the primary market came to a standstill.
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Addressing his nation as they marked 40 years of reforms last week, Xi struck a relatively defiant tone in response to international calls for changes to China's economy.
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A Florida woman allegedly shot her husband Tuesday after hearing a tone in his voice that indicated he was not happy with how she was searching on Google.
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The nervousness in bond markets contrasted with a more forgiving tone in equity markets, and analysts said bond investors remained on edge about the cocktail of risks building.
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It was ironic that she was coming to me for clarity when I felt somewhat responsible for fostering the kind of chilling polemical tone in the first place.
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His experiences certainly helped to drive a darker and more perceptive tone in his films, examining the malcontented undercurrents of Indian society that Bollywood generally steered clear of.
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Leaders: Set the tone Bosses play a key role in setting the tone in the office, which means leaders shouldn't be afraid to show vulnerability and admit mistakes.
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In his interview Wednesday, Trump dismissed the notion that he has had to work at dialing back his tone in order to win over some of those voters.
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Astronauts also aren't using the muscle tone in their lower backs because they aren't bending over or using their lower backs to move, like on Earth, Chang said.
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The peso recovered from its low after Trump took a measured tone in his victory speech and did not invoke any of his threats against Mexico, analysts said.
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Pelosi has so far opposed opening an impeachment inquiry, but she has changed her tone in recent days -- something that allies see as a shift in her position.
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" Tillerson, however, used his opening remarks to portray a more diplomatic tone in which he called the talks "an important moment in the United States' relationship with Russia.
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Trump's latest tweets, which take a biting and sarcastic tone in criticizing China's actions on currency, taxing US goods, and the South China Sea, certainly indicate that possibility.
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Though Ansari struck a somewhat contrite tone in his 2018 statement, some of his standup after the allegations came to light seemed to point to deep-seated anger.
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The 82-year-old struck a defiant tone in Moscow, describing the criminal probe as "an attack on FIFA" and saying he was still president of the organization.
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Even in the closing days of the campaign, a more positive tone in her advertising could give voters a better sense of what she stands for, experts say.
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Orban had ended the media attacks and apologized to members of the EPP, but he again struck a combative tone in an interview with public radio on Sunday.
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But the broader tone in markets on Thursday was negative for fixed income assets, bolstered by increased optimism about a trade deal between the United States and China.
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DZ Bank strategist Andy Cossor said signs of progress on U.S.-China trade talks and Turkey's rate hike helped explain the slightly bearish tone in major bond markets.
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On Wednesday it is set to publicly kick off an English-language version called Sixth Tone in hopes of making its recipe for success in China work abroad.
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A weaker tone in most euro zone debt markets on Monday also came as markets braced for bond sales from Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland and Italy this week.
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"You can work hard, but if you don't have the right leader setting the right tone, in all fairness — I'm not even saying — I am nonbraggadocious," he said.
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"I think the tone in Washington as we come into an election will be edgy with respect to our industry," Solomon said during a financial industry conference Tuesday.
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" David Gergen, advisor to four presidents has abandoned his matter of fact tone in commenting about the Keystone Kops state of affairs by saying, "this is very serious.
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Yet with the loss of the Olympics looming, the sport ministry changed its tone in recent months, apologising for "serious mistakes" and rolling out new anti-doping measures.
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The chant took on a particularly urgent tone in Charlottesville, Virginia, in early August, as armed white supremacists waving torches and wearing body armor marched and assaulted residents.
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Many investors had expected the Fed to strike a more dovish tone in light of the potential economic impact of recent hurricanes and the persistence of sluggish inflation.
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Also, that line of thinking would imply that the movie takes a sympathetic tone in its allusions to foreigners invading our way of life, which it does not.
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Asked to describe what has fueled his -- and his team's -- more recent complaints about the coverage of the campaign, Sanders pushed for a less sensational tone in reporting.
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The writer-director Robert Zemeckis tells a somewhat similar story with a much more inspirational tone in "Welcome to Marwen," and its first trailer has just been released.
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Still, Kasich's campaign sounded an optimistic tone in a memo released Tuesday night, saying the Ohio governor is best positioned to knock out Trump at a contested convention.
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"There is a mystical energy, an inner tone in her writings," Mr. Luce wrote in the author's note to "Belle," which opened at the Longacre Theater in 1976.
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"Yeah, I think that, you know I am obsessed with tone in movies," Snyder said, when asked if he was consciously changing the tone from Batman v Superman.
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But unlike some other, very technical bread books, the tone in these volumes is warm, encouraging, funny — sometimes even striving for poetic — as much as it is educational.
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LONDONDERRY, N.H. — There have been several indications recently that Donald J. Trump is trying to temper his language and tone in the final days before the New Hampshire primary.
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Presidential candidates typically offer a theory of change: In recent years, George W. Bush promised to "change the tone" in Washington, while Barack Obama suggested he could transcend partisanship.
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Despite the largely bearish tone in October, it is not uncommon for the stock market to end bad months with a rally akin to that seen in Tuesday's session.
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"The trade war concerns are supporting the dollar and there is a bit of a risk-off tone in the markets," said Manuel Oliveri, currency strategist at Credit Agricole.
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"You know, the first time we worked with her, she was just cutting a song, and just hearing her vocal tone in real life," he told host Zane Lowe.
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He played with an appealing tone in Prokofiev's Opus 119 sonata, also written for Rostropovich, with Mr. Kigawa deftly illuminating both the work's lyrical lines and turbulent pianistic flourishes.
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Economic data is back in focus after the Fed came out cooing like doves when markets expected a full-throated hawkish tone in the minutes of its last meeting.
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In an unusually combative address, a stern-looking Pena Nieto urged Trump to stop sowing discord between the two nations and demanded a more respectful tone in bilateral relations.
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What kind of cook Ina Garten is Garten's soothing presence on a TV screen and tone in her cookbooks is enough to convince almost anyone they handle any recipe.
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Elizabeth Warren said she understands why Republican nominee Donald Trump's tone in the election might appeal to "angry" voters -- but she insists his solutions won't work if they're implemented.
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Here are the other highlights of the Russian autocrat's presser, courtesy of CNN and the Russian state media outlet TASS: Putin's gloating tone in all of this is palpable.
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Analysts said that just one additional rate increase projected into next year, combined with a cautious tone in the policy statement, boosted the dollar without sending it excessively higher.
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Paul Bloxham, chief economist for Australia and New Zealand at HSBC, told CNBC's "Street Signs " that the tone in the RBA statement was very similar to its previous commentary.
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That uncertainty carried through to Wednesday, which some analysts attributed to the market's generally positive tone in recent weeks in anticipation of an extension to the supply-cut deal.
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Gabriel struck a conciliatory tone in Chengdu, which is hosting a trade fair at which Germany is featured, after his trip was initially overshadowed by strains over corporate takeovers.
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"The U.S. tax day is behind us (April 17th) and since then, the overall tone in the crypto market has improved," Lee said in a note to clients Friday.
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It is a measure of the ugly tone, in both nations, that all talk of Mr. Kerry visiting Tehran before the end of Mr. Obama's term is now dead.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden hinted that he would take a more aggressive tone in the upcoming primary debate in Detroit, Michigan next week.
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Stivers said he sometimes disagrees "with the way the president treats people," but felt Trump has set the right tone in the aftermath of the crises well thus far.
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After Democrat Jon Ossoff struck a temperate tone in his losing race for a Georgia House seat, some intraparty critics complained that he should have excoriated the president more.
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"Today's bullish tone in Treasuries is largely the result of the risk-off sentiment in global equities," said Gennadiy Goldberg, interest rates strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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Like her royal beau, she too has a face of freckles — and she's opening up about her appreciation for them, along with her skin tone, in Allure's April issue.
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Clinton struck a very different tone in a speech on Monday, urging "statesmanship, not partisanship" and "clear, rational discussion" on how to protect the United States from terrorist threats.
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What is striking about many of the Thai movies I've seen is that they are comfortable with diversifying their tone in wild ways that could bewilder some Western audiences.
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Industry groups struck a bipartisan tone in their reaction ahead of the election, as it remains to be seen who ultimately wins control of Congress and the White House.
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Despite this beauty, the narration, while maintaining a controlled, nimble and energetic tone in the beginning and again in the end, alas, becomes overwrought and diffuse in the middle.
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He has changed his tone in recent weeks as the virus has continued to spread, casting himself as a "wartime president" capable of leading the country through a crisis.
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The vote will also be closely watched for its tone in the run-up to a national election next year, which Abiy has promised will be free and fair.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Huawei's founder is striking a defiant tone in the face of American attempts to curb the Chinese tech giant's international reach and prosecute his daughter.
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But the accusation that Mr. El Aissami, the next in line for the presidency, is a drug trafficker is certain to set a new, more hostile tone in relations.
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Whereas Vindman described the April call as "very positive" and "very good," prompting high fives among those that listened, he characterized Trump's tone in the July call as "dour."
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Jennifer Palmieri, the communications director for Hillary Clinton's campaign last year, said the shift in tone in recent days did not mean there was not collusion during the election.
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Adam Schiff, the top House intelligence Committee Democrat and a frequently harsh critic of his Republican colleagues, struck a notably conciliatory tone in a briefing with reporters last week.
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"The Bank of Canada struck a more optimistic tone in their last monetary policy decision in 22," said Simon Harvey, FX market analyst for Monex Europe and Monex Canada.
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Mr. Trump, who initially struck a conciliatory tone in relations with China after meeting Mr. Xi, is under pressure to improve the investment climate for American companies in China.
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The usually joyful rapper takes a touch more serious tone in the video for "Same Drugs," yet he still manages to infuse some playful elements in it—namely puppets.
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LONDON, June 20183 (Reuters) - Germany's 10-year bond yield fell towards record lows on Thursday, with a firm tone in the U.S. Treasury market keeping Bund yields close to zero.
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While the UK is the US's strongest ally, President Trump has struck a personally friendly tone in his relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and often refrains from criticizing him.
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But Trump struck a different tone in the Time interview, downplaying the attacks and claiming the U.S. is no longer as reliant on Middle East pipelines as it once was.
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"That the U.S. ambassador is now turning to German companies with direct threats is a new and unacceptable one-sided tightening of the tone in the transatlantic relationship," Hardt said.
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Banks and exchanges want to take advantage of the shifting tone in Washington, and the appointment of business-friendly regulators, to win rule changes they say will help the economy.
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Data on Friday showed German industrial output rose by 2.6 percent in May - the highest rise since November - adding to a weaker tone in regional bond markets at the open.
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While investors still believe the central bank is more likely than not to cut rates at least once by December, its more upbeat tone in May may change those odds.
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Sources from across Lebanon's political spectrum have said Hariri struck a more compromising tone in his Sunday interview than in his resignation statement, when he bitterly attacked Iran and Hezbollah.
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I also look for a mix of perspectives and backgrounds, and I try to mix up the tone in a way that reflects the mood and range of reader feedback.
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Financial shares fell on weakened prospects of an interest rate hike in the near-term, adding to the negative tone in U.S. stocks, which were down more than 21.3 percent.
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The Fed changed the tone in markets significantly Wednesday, when it was even more dovish than expected and cut its rate forecast to just one for this year from two.
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The Ugandan shilling is seen trading with a weakening tone in coming days on the back of demand from typical hard currency buyers in sectors like manufacturing, telecoms and energy.
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But the currency has rallied back as Trump's administration has taken a more conciliatory tone in talks with Mexico and Canada to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The band is continuing that comedic tone in the new video for album track "Steambreather," which takes the title and theme of knowing yourself into realms you could never imagine.
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In his interviews and news conferences, he strikes a more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, in keeping with Pelosi's interest in presenting impeachment as a "prayerful, solemn, difficult" process.
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Some of those same lawyers say they anticipate Congress will strike a softer tone in order to advance other Democratic priorities such as protecting healthcare and passing an infrastructure package.
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Rossello publicly struck a conciliatory tone in remarks earlier in the day, saying the federal government fulfilled all his requests, though there's still plenty of humanitarian work to be done.
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"The trade war concerns are supporting the dollar and there is a bit of a risk-off tone in the markets," said Manuel Oliveri, a currency strategist at Credit Agricole.
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Higher U.S. Treasury yields also illustrated the risk-on tone in the Asian session, with the 20.5-year yield rising to 262% from a U.S. close of 21% on Thursday.
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Higher U.S. Treasury yields also illustrated the risk-on tone in the Asian session, with the 20.37-year yield rising to 262.51% from a US close of 21% on Thursday.
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Higher U.S. Treasury yields also illustrated the risk-on tone in the Asian session, with the 20.44-year yield rising to 257.02% from a US close of 20.37% on Thursday.
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WhatsApp, the encrypted messaging platform that Facebook acquired in 2014, is the equivalent of the dial tone in many countries, especially emerging markets where other internet services are less mature.
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Ossoff struck an optimistic tone in his address that lasted several minutes, making an indirect reference to the party's fight against Trump and calling on supporters to continue the struggle.
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Apple and law enforcement officials are ratcheting up the tone in their legal battle over a locked terrorist's iPhone, with both sides preparing to dig in for a long fight.
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The officials told CNN's Will Ripley ahead of the address that North Korea is not yet interested in talks with the United States despite Trump's conciliatory tone in South Korea.
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The official China Daily struck a conciliatory tone in a Tuesday editorial, saying Liu's visit highlights that Beijing is seeking to work with Washington to tackle trade differences head-on.
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The sell-off in gilts, which put 10-year gilt yields on track for their biggest one-day rise since June, added to the weaker tone in European bond markets.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq had their best day since the November election after U.S. President Donald Trump's measured tone in his first speech to Congress lifted optimism.
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Moon campaigned on taking a more conciliatory tone in dealing with North Korea and earlier this month officially suspended deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, or Thaad.
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Since then, China has struck a sterner tone in its rhetoric, suggesting that a resumption of talks aimed at ending the 10-month trade war was unlikely to happen soon.
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Trump struck a positive tone in announcing the call earlier on Tuesday, calling Xi "my friend" and pledging in a post on Twitter that "good things will happen" on trade.
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" He struck a moralistic tone in criticizing Ms. Clifford for working in porn, and when her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, pushed back, Mr. Giuliani said: "I don't get involved with pimps.
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Cook has frequently taken a moralistic tone in acceptance speeches, preaching about the importance of privacy, a feature Apple emphasizes in its own products and often criticizes peers for lacking.
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Once Italian elections are out the way and assuming the single currency does not strengthen even further, Ducrozet said the ECB could adopt a more hawkish tone in the spring.
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Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) isn't convinced that President Trump's softer tone in his address to a joint session of Congress Tuesday night is a sign of a new approach.
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In "Die Junge Nonne," her whitened tone in the line "Finster die nacht wie das grab" ("The night is as dark as the grave") conjured a whole world of fear.
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But the handful of House Democrats who have not shied away from talking about impeachment don't appear to be striking a different tone in the wake of Pelosi's recent comments.
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Shanks said that Ford officials are communicating with the Trump transition team and that he was encouraged by the "change in tone" in Trump's comments since his election last week.
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He set the insurrectionary tone in the show's opening sequence, taking a box cutter to a mock-up of Botticelli's "Venus and Mars" and slicing out the portrait of Venus.
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China struck a more aggressive tone in the trade war on Friday, suggesting a resumption of talks between the world's two largest economies would be meaningless unless Washington changed course.
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"This water-like essence is a cult favorite among skin-care lovers because it's well-known to repair damage and even out skin tone in just a few weeks," Cho says.
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"When I do a lot of it, I see a lot of tone in my arms, which can be a tough area for me to get really toned in," Agdal says.
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The nervousness in bond markets contrasted with a more forgiving tone in equity markets in recent days, and analysts said bond investors remained on edge about the cocktail of risks building.
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Trump's national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, struck a similar tone in television interviews on Sunday in which he said Trump had always been willing to consider changes on the climate pact.
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U.S. financial shares fell on weakened prospects of an interest rate hike in the near-term, adding to the negative tone in U.S. stocks, which ended more than 1 percent lower.
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Facing the need to build his support, he adopted a strikingly different new tone in this interview with Fox News host Bill O'Reilly: "The existing laws are very strong," Trump declined.
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Meawhile, for all Hillary Clinton's supposed advantages, she is the one who may have a steeper hill to climb in order to strike just the right tone in this second debate.
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On NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday, he took a slightly softer tone in his criticism of the president, describing him a damaging figure who is leading the Republican Party astray.
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Springer sets tone in Astros' win over Mariners SEATTLE — George Springer made sure that the Houston Astros came out of the All-Star Break the same way they went into it.
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The Bank of Canada's more dovish tone in recent weeks has tempered bets it will hike again in December and many economists now see the central bank on hold until 2018.
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"There's a certain style and tone in Smallfoot that is reminiscent of old-school Looney Tunes, which I was completely in love with as a kid," Tatum says of the film.
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In an apparent bid to try to quickly wrap up the reworking of the 24-year-old accord, leading Mexican officials have sought to convey an upbeat tone in recent days.
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"I will do the right thing at this time of emergency," Gantz said in his first address from the Speaker's chair, striking a conciliatory tone in trying to explain his decision.
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New Cherokee Nation chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., who was openly critical of Warren after she released her DNA test, adopted a softer tone in an interview ahead of the Monday forum.
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But the upbeat tone in state media isn't being reflected on the ground in major cities such as Shanghai, where virus control measures are still having an impact on everyday life.
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Zuckerberg's comments are the latest sign that the embattled CEO, who is currently facing an antitrust investigation into his company, plans to change his tone in how he deals with critics.
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But he took a more subdued tone in a speech on Wednesday at the American Legion's national convention in Nevada, where he called for the nation to heal its political divisions.
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That last question brings about a startling change of scene and tone in the movie's final section, which feels like a miniature film noir set in the incongruous sunshine of Greece.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Long-dated bond yields in the euro zone shot higher on Monday on the back of a calmer tone in world markets and increased expectations for fiscal stimulus in Germany.
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On Monday Chancellor Angela Merkel raised the possibility of moving the troops out of Turkey, and Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel struck a tough tone in comments to a German newspaper on Wednesday.
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The Tesla CEO did, however, soften his tone in a later tweet, saying "China has already shown a willingness to open their markets and I believe they will do the right thing".
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Khosrowshahi struck a conciliatory tone in an interview with a Brazilian newspaper, suggesting Uber was open to finding compromise with local lawmakers, a break in style with his pugnacious predecessor, Travis Kalanick.
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While the first lady denied that she tries to influence her husband to take a more measured tone in public, she again emphasized that "he's the president" and does what he likes.
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The Ugandan shilling UGX= is seen trading with a broadly stable tone in the coming days on the back of paring of positions by commercial banks amid thinning appetite for hard currency.
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Brown took a somewhat defiant tone in his postgame news conference, pointing out that the people who counted them out after last week's loss did not understand how good the team is.
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So I then decided to adopt a more detached approach, adding a dash of irony to my tone in order to represent the public's doubt about the product and give myself credibility.
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Then, in terms of whether they're used abusively, the way that we looked at this was determining whether people use a skin color that matches their own skin tone in real life.
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Meanwhile, parts of the right hemisphere reacted to intonation, suggesting that the dogs processed the meaning of words separately from the tone in which they were spoken, according to the brain scans.
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" Tillerson took a more diplomatic tone in his opening remarks, saying that he hoped to clarify "areas of common objectives, areas of common interests, even when our tactical approaches may be different.
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There's a gleeful tone in some coverage of the 2016 election—that all of Trump's idiots are going to lose, and then somehow American politics will be cleansed of this malevolent force.
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Naoki Kamiyama, chief strategist at Nikko Asset Management, said the bullish tone in the Japan equity market stemmed from the stronger dollar and economic recovery in Japan, the United States and Europe.
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Many criticized the government's efforts in late 2017 and early 2018 as overly harsh, causing authorities to reverse their tone in the second half of last year with announcements of stimulus plans.
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"The trade war concerns are supporting the dollar and there is a bit of a risk-off tone in the markets," said Manuel Oliveri, a currency strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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Speaking after the call, Fernandez struck a more conciliatory tone in a news conference, saying that his economic agenda did not contemplate a debt default or ignoring the obligations of the country.
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On Thursday, Mr. Zuckerberg struck an upbeat tone in his post about the rocket failure, noting that the company has other strategies in the works to expand internet connectivity across the world.
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This led to a more optimistic tone in European markets which has pushed yields higher, led by Germany's 10-year Bund , which rose 1.2 basis points to 0.05 percent in early trades.
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Here are a few of the highlights: Analysts took a measured tone in reaction to Tesla's fourth-quarter earnings report, noting the company's accomplishments as well as the challenges that lie ahead.
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The Financial Stability Board, a global watchdog that runs financial regulation for G-20 economies, took a cautious tone in responding to calls from some countries to crack down on digital currencies.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell softened his hawkish tone in a speech this week, saying that interest rates are "just below" neutral, neither speeding up nor slowing down growth of the economy.
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SophiaI'd say that what stands out most when it comes to male coworkers is that they don't bother to compensate for the lack of context and tone in instant messages, emails, etc.
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High ceilings, walls of windows and concrete pillars and floors set an industrial tone in the guest rooms, accented in Scandinavian-style birch headboards and desks and softened by downy bed linens.
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But Mr. Malpass has struck a conciliatory tone in recent meetings with dozens of world leaders, an indication that he might not run the bank in lock step with Mr. Trump's wishes.
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This time, she singled out Mann's tone in their correspondence, why she didn't report it earlier, and questioning why Mann would stay in contact with a man who she claims assaulted her.
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Surely we could do more to set a different tone in the country: Paul Ryan made a good start with a unifying speech, as did Nancy Pelosi, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.
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" The film showcases a new direction for Warner Bros' DC superhero universe, which has taken a more dramatic and serious tone in action films such as "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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Macron struck a more appeasing tone in the town hall meeting, saying the yellow-vest movement was an opportunity for the country and conceding he should adopt a more inclusive governing style.
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An innocuous comment on its own, her words take on a darker tone in view of the types of items she sells and collects: mechanical banks, minstrel postcards, slave documents, K.K.K. pamphlets.
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Having risen in early trade in response to a firmer tone in world stock markets, most high-grade bond yields in the euro zone crept back down to end lower on the day.
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But while Donnelly and Heitkamp said only that they would carefully screen Kavanaugh, Manchin struck a more cautionary tone in his statement following Kavanaugh&aposs nod and focused primarily on health-care issues.
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And white supremacists took a more measured tone in the aftermath, making sure to denounce violence, knowing that aligning yourself with death isn't great for the cause of creating a white ethno-state.
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Can Putnam adapt to the new populist tone in his party without abandoning the traditional conservative policies that have already made him one of the most popular and successful politicians in the state?
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TOKYO, Aug 2106.5800 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond yields edged higher across the curve on Tuesday due to a calmer tone in world markets and continued expectations for fresh stimulus measures in major economies.
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That's a key reason why even policymakers focused on maintaining high levels of employment, like Boston Fed president Eric Rosengren, at times have taken on a hawkish tone in favor of rate increases.
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But the flippant tone in scene after scene, perhaps meant to reflect Tonya's internalized beliefs that the abuse is her fault and normal, didn't seem to track with critics or with some viewers.
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Using periods or using proper capitalization can indicate that we are perhaps educated or that we are writers or that we are intellectuals or that we value a formal tone in some way.
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Its leggings lift, smooth, and tone in all the right places (even our editors are huge fans), and there are tons of sleek activewear styles to choose from, all at super-affordable prices.
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Each tone in the composition represents a different aspects of the cosmic event, and it's designed to help people who are blind or have low vision experience the eclipse in their own ways.
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Prince Alois, the 51-year-old acting head of state and heir to the throne, struck the same tone in a speech to thousands of flag-waving compatriots assembled in an Alpine meadow.
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Analysts expect the Fed to hold interest rates steady at the end of the meeting on Wednesday, but strike a hawkish tone in its statement, which would typically be positive for the dollar.
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China, which has a well-deserved reputation for less than full compliance with its trade agreements, might well feel threatened by the huge change of tone in the U.S. national conversation about trade.
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"The plan begins with setting the tone in Cleveland before the convention kicks off with activities previewing the most likely and outrageous falsehoods we expect to hear at the [convention]," the documents read.
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Le Pen, the FN leader, has softened the party's tone in hopes of luring center-right voters to her run in next year's presidential election, riding disenchantment with immigration and the European Union.
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Sanders had also shown an uncanny ability to adopt the voice of the person she was representing: Boozman was gentlemanly and never ranted, and so she had modulated her tone in public appearances.
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"No one has debased the civil discourse in this country more than President Trump, and the president really does set the tone in the country," said Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California.
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The president has shifted between a hard-line and more conciliatory tone in his statements about the North, although in recent days he has expressed excitement about a potential breakthrough with Mr. Kim.
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Ms. Lack was still a teenager when she began embarking on worldwide tours, drawing praise for her intensity and warmth of tone in concertos and sonatas by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Brahms, Haydn and others.
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Gold prices rose on Thursday to near their highest in four months after a hawkish tone in the minutes of a European Central Bank meeting pushed the euro sharply higher against the dollar.
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" Trump's tone in this year's Nowruz message was a stark contrast from last year's, when he called the Iranian-American community "one of the most successful immigrant groups in our country's contemporary history.
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Some centrist Democrats have become alarmed by Sanders's aggressive tone in the stretch run to Iowa and are pointing to remarks he made on Sunday about how he had not attacked his rivals.
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More recently, however, the relationship between Trump and the media has soured as his poll numbers have plummeted and television anchors and reporters alike have taken an increasingly skeptical tone in their coverage.
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The CDC urges parents to be aware of this illness and to seek medical care right away if family members develop sudden weakness or loss of muscle tone in the arms or legs.
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Ms. Silverman's control of the tone in the first half, along with the hilarious but grounded work of the cast throughout — Ms. Skraastad needs her own sitcom, pronto — serves the play's intentions beautifully.
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Yet nothing tops "A Great Big Sled": Flowers's well-timed "ho ho ho's" magnify the disparity between frivolous subject matter and the song's gripping, urgent tone in an earnest plea for transcendental escape.
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According to a recent study out of York, U.K., and published in May in Animal Cognition, dogs pay better attention to humans when they use a "baby voice" tone in their speech towards them.
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"The dollar is taking back ground, particularly against the euro, since yesterday's election as market uncertainty was calmed by Trump's more presidential tone in his victory speech," Caxton FX analyst Alexandra Russell-Oliver said.
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The Ugandan shilling is seen trading with a bearish tone in the coming days, weighed down by surging appetite from manufacturing firms as they look to replenish raw material stocks after the festive season.
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China struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States on Friday, suggesting a resumption of talks between the world's two largest economies would be meaningless unless Washington changed course.
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" In a wry tone, in which she assumes the persona of a woman who wants to murder her husband, Crampton-Brophy wrote, "Divorce is expensive, and do you really want to split your possessions?
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What's next: California set the tone in late 2018 with a bill that commits the state to 100% carbon-free electricity generation by 2045, choosing this option over an alternative proposal for 100% renewables.
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Despite the somewhat buoyant tone in consumer sentiment, the outlook for personal finances over the coming year was less impressive, likely reflecting uncertainties over the business environment and weakness in the yuan, Westpac said.
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As a result of all this noise, and the fact that he was born with hearing loss, Maine hears a constant ringing tone in his head, called tinnitus, and often has trouble hearing conversations.
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Conservatives traditionally believe the government should take a hands-off approach to mergers, but Trump struck a more populist tone in his campaign, denouncing major deals like AT&T's proposed acquisition of Time Warner.
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Most Asian markets advanced on Wednesday, following gains in U.S. equities overnight after Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen struck a dovish tone in a scheduled speech but Japan's shares retreated as the yen strengthened.
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And Spicer also served on the front line of the administration's frequent crusades against the media, often seeking to match the president's combative and confrontational tone in answering reporters' questions during White House briefings.
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" Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin took a less optimistic tone in statements on Wednesday, saying: "I think it is clear that Aetna decided a long time ago to relocate their corporate headquarters out of Connecticut.
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This has changed the tone in reporting from measuring up the White House curtains for Mrs Clinton to gloomily pondering the possibility of a Trump presidency, at least among Democrats and Never-Trump Republicans.
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Weakened by an election she did not need to call, May has watered down her government's program to try to get it through parliament and set a softer tone in her approach to Brexit.
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But Pallone, citing the ethical scandals dogging Pruitt—like his potentially corrupt living arrangement with an energy lobbyist and his high spending on security and travel—set a combative tone in his opening remarks.
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A fall on Wall Street on Thursday after the United States said it would impose tariffs on aluminium and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, set the initial tone in Asia.
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A PBS News Hour/NPR/Marist poll released last month found that 79 percent of Americans said they were concerned about the negative tone in U.S. politics and think it could lead to violence.
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Its lethargic riffs come marked by a brazen, crepuscular guitar tone in the same unholy vein as Triptykon and Bolzer's; vocalist F's hoarse, staccato barks echo as the rhythm section pulls serious subterranean weight.
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Adding to a generally dovish tone in his testimony, the minutes from the Fed's previous policy meeting showed many policymakers thought more stimulus would be needed soon, reviving speculation of an aggressive rate cut.
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Before the election, Russian commentators had begun to explain Mr. Putin's milder tone in talking about the United States as a way of preparing for the next American president — that is, for Hillary Clinton.
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While Gurriel's blast set the tone in a big inning, the real damage from Houston's offense came after the homer thanks to a double, a walk, a pair of singles and a sacrifice fly.
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But, in the surprisingly tender tone in which she passes the responsibility on to Brünnhilde, she hinted at a deeper sense of not only the futility, but also the undesirability of being proved right.
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"High as a Kite" treats its cliché title seriously: "Miles above it's so serene/I'm letting go of all the troubles that I've seen," Rivers Cuomo sings, putting a yearning tone in his voice.
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The Group of 20 meeting on Thursday in Buenos Aires, which Mr. Trump is scheduled to attend, provides the president an opportunity to change his tone in face-to-face meetings with regional leaders.
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U.S. President Donald Trump struck a defiant tone in his latest tweet about North Korea Thursday, saying that he was "firm, strong, and willing to commit (the U.S.') total 'might'" to addressing the issue.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Italy's nominee to the European Central Bank's board, Fabio Panetta, struck a dovish tone in his first official comments on Friday, saying the inflation outlook was disappointing and warranted an easy policy.
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" The next day, though, Spencer sounded a much different tone in a scorching resignation letter to Trump, writing that the two had reached a rupture over "the key principle of good order and discipline.
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There is a belief among some political pundits that a negative tone in campaigning (although, it should be said, Warren turned it around and ended on a hopeful note) can alienate and polarize voters.
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"We have what it takes, just the character and stuff in the clubhouse," said Fowler, who set the tone in the first by drawing a leadoff walk against Foltynewicz on a 3-2 pitch.
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But Sessions' attempt to strike the right tone in defending his department and his own response to allegations of the FBI's surveillance abuses in the Russia investigation came as no comfort to the President.
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A speech at the department less than two weeks ago struck a somewhat defiant tone in light of the attacks against the Justice Department and the FBI from the President and his congressional allies.
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Naoki Kamiyama, chief strategist at Nikko Asset Management, said the bullish tone in the Japanese equity market stemmed largely from the stronger dollar and nascent economic recoveries in Japan, the United States and Europe.
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But while Trump demonstrated a diplomatic tone in the meeting, skeptics were quick to point out that the president took a similar approach to immigration negotiations, which have yet to reach a bipartisan solution.
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While Sanders has engaged more with network anchors than White House correspondents, the administration has also leaned heavily on counselor Kellyanne Conway to set its tone in cable news hits throughout the Kavanaugh process.
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In ONDCP's first national drug control strategy, Bush and Bennett set a clear tone: In the table of contents, the first item for "National Priorities" is "The Criminal Justice System," not treatment or prevention.
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"I don't think that all AfD members are Nazis, but there is an appalling racial tone in this party which is for sure shared by many of its members," said TfD leader Jacky-Oh Weinhaus.
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DZ Bank strategist Andy Cossor said signs of progress on U.S./China trade talks and Turkey's rate hike, which had boosted demand for risk assets, helped explain the slightly bearish tone in major bond markets.
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HONG KONG, Aug 3 (IFR) - Asian credits put in a solid showing on Thursday, while new offerings were active with at least five issuers marketing US dollar bonds amid a constructive tone in the region.
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The dollar retreated on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell struck a downbeat tone in congressional testimony, saying trade uncertainties and concerns about the global outlook continued to exert pressure on the U.S. economy.
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This careless tone in regard to animal welfare was really set in February, when just weeks into Trump's presidency, the USDA intentionally deleted inspection reports related to the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) from its website.
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Some analysts tied Wednesday's weaker tone in futures to weather outlooks calling for drier conditions in the Midwest and parts of the Plains that could bolster soybean planting progress and the harvest of winter wheat.
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The tone in her voice proves she is talking about something bigger than acting as the now-dead commander Andrew Pryce's (Robert Curtis Brown) right-hand man, as Nick did before entering the Waterfords' home.
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The gun-makers, resistant to the shareholder demands from the start, struck a defiant tone in their reports, arguing that the only constituency relevant to them are gun owners and supporters of the Second Amendment.
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On Monday, the Mexican peso set a six-month high of 18.27, buoyed by hopes that the United States could strike a more constructive tone in negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Earnings season saved the worst for last with a major retail bombshell, but now it will be up to Wal-Mart, TJX, Home Depot and others to change the industry's tone in the week ahead.
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Washington (CNN)Former "West Wing" actor Rob Lowe blended the lines between political reality and drama on Monday, invoking his character Sam Seaborn on Twitter to criticize Bernie Sanders' tone in CNN's Democratic Town Hall.
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But on Wednesday night, McGregor seemed to strike a regretful tone in a message on social media that stated he wanted to "move forward," after he was heavily criticized by fans for the previous comments.
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White House officials made clear no truce was on the horizon on Sunday in television interviews that set a much harsher tone in the traditionally adversarial relationship between the White House and the press corps.
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A Medium post from Pinterest's engineering account says the process of programming the search filters to detect skin tone in images was difficult, given how lighting, shadows, and other factors were all variables to consider.
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The Rangers set the tone in the bottom of the first when Ian Desmond hit a three-run homer, his first with Texas, off Keuchel to put the Rangers up for good at 212-215.
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" Michael Useem, a professor of management at Wharton, said that words alone don't change rules, "but when repeated, promoted, articulated, in a whole variety of communication channels, it does affect the tone in the middle.
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Adding to a generally dovish tone in his testimony, the minutes from the Fed's previous policy meeting showed many policy makers thought more stimulus would be needed soon, reviving speculation of an aggressive rate cut.
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But, with the Brexit clock ticking down and little sign of a plan to satisfy her critics, there was a change of tone in the British media this week, upping the ante before the meeting.
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It's a way of getting P&G's brands out there and part of a move toward "creative partnerships," where the company aims to have an editorial rather than a purely promotional tone in its marketing.
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"Facebook has taken a conciliatory tone in terms of coming to terms with its power over advertising and how people interact and engage with each other," said Debra Williamson, an analyst with research firm eMarketer.
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In addition, a secret recording NPR obtained revealed that Burr addressed the coronavirus with a much more serious tone in a private meeting with business leaders in late January, as opposed to his public statements.
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In the same vein, the people that Gibson foresees are geographically fluid, and fluid in the other key valences of being: gender, sexuality, body shape and skin tone, in personae, emotional compass, and experiential range.
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" China has adopted a more strident tone in recent weeks, focusing on violence committed by a smaller faction of protestors and framing the movement as one of radical separatists being controlled by foreign "black hands.
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The office's director has traditionally had wide latitude to set its priorities, its tone in working with the White House and other federal agencies, and, perhaps most important, how to interpret the country's ethics laws.
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The tone in the state media is likely to grow more aggressive in the weeks ahead, analysts say, as Beijing tries to rein in a pro-democracy movement that feels vindicated by its electoral victories.
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That set the tone in a physical, back-and-forth contest won when Wildcats quarterback Stephen Johnson rushed for an 11-yard touchdown with 26 seconds left to cap a 2120-play, 222-yard drive.
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But these concerns and others like them demonstrate how tricky it is to preserve a neutral tone in our writing, and how sensitive readers can be to any sense that language is loaded or slanted.
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Ms. Yao thought up the idea for the drama after she came across Ms. Akeno's novel at a bookstore and fell in love with its title, which strikes a defiant, attention-grabbing tone in Japanese.
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Through these works, Altindere observes the ever-present tumult in his home nation through a benevolent yet sarcastic lens, and his comically surreal tone in Space Refugee prompts better understanding of an exceptionally sensitive topic.
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"As a consequence, there is a discernible risk that European political rhetoric will adopt a more illiberal tone in the coming months, which only serves to tilt the odds toward wider peripheral spreads," the bank added.
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DUBAI, March 22.3 (Reuters) - Most stock markets in the Gulf edged up early on Thursday because of a strong tone in global bourses, but Dubai's index was dragged down by two major stocks going ex-dividend.
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Since taking the helm in June, Goldfajn has struck a tough tone in an attempt to recover the central bank's inflation-battling credentials after the bank has failed for years to curb inflation to its goal.
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The Swiss established the tone in the first set and had the Belgian on a string, forcing him deep behind the baseline and moving him around court to open it up where he could hit winners.
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Those video ads — in which unidentified spokespeople thumb through a newspaper to praise Trump, peddle conspiracy theories about the "Deep State," and criticize "fake news" media — strike a familiar tone in the online conservative news ecosystem.
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TRADE WAR: China struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States on Friday, suggesting a resumption of talks between the world's two largest economies would be meaningless unless Washington changed course.
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Cutting Cromartie does not preclude the Jets from exploring a later reunion at a lower salary, but if his tone in a post on his Instagram account is any indication, he does not expect to return.
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But he also struck a conciliatory tone in his New Year's address, wishing success for the Winter Olympics set to begin in South Korea in February, and suggesting the North may send a delegation to participate.
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"The upward shift (in Irish spreads) is due to the change in tone in Westminster and that the tail risk of a no-deal Brexit is being priced in," said DZ Bank rates strategist Daniel Lenz.
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A shakier tone in Asia swiftly gave way to gains for German, French and British stocks, helped by a vote of approval for cost cuts announced by one of Switzerland's two big international banks, Credit Suisse.
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Most economists expect the Fed to pass on cutting rates, but move to a tone in its statement and in its forecasts that suggest a rate cut is coming, which many believe will be in July.
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Carson is expected to trade in his modest, soft-spoken speeches for a more firm, authoritative tone in the weeks ahead, according to his friend and adviser Armstrong Williams, an entrepreneur and longtime Washington power-broker.
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Khoon Goh, senior foreign-exchange strategist at ANZ, said the gains were due to a general "risk-on" tone in Asian markets, noting that the rupee, rupiah and South Korean won were all gaining as well.
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Although investors' buying at the end of the Japanese financial year on March 31 has undperpinned the market, its advance was stemmed by a retreat in U.S. bonds and a firmer tone in the stock market.
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Elsewhere, the Bank of Japan, which is also operating deep in the unconventional territory, adopted its most significantly optimistic tone in almost a decade on Thursday although indicated it would leave its massive stimulus effort unchanged.
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But I don't suppose it matters because the scathing tone in which this sentence is delivered, along with the rest of the message, still makes this slightly awkward dig land like a sledgehammer to the ego.
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The fell 0.68 percent to C$1.10 per dollar after the Bank of Canada, as expected, left key rates unchanged, but the tone in its policy statement was not as hawkish as some traders had expected.
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Although he offered no apology, Macron struck a more humble tone in his TV statement, pledging to set aside the "poison of division and instability" and inject new energy into his social and economic reform agenda.
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Bond yields, which move inversely to price, sunk in overnight trading after the Fed struck a dovish tone in its June policy statement and Chair Jerome Powell said that the case for easier policy had improved.
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In recent weeks, many policy makers have audibly changed their tone in addressing German Turks and those who claim to represent them in Germany, culminating in a harsh statement from Chancellor Angela Merkel in late August.
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The documents include a Department of Corrections Report that noted that one inmate said conversations with the 27-year-old former athlete had become increasingly religious in tone in the days leading up to his death.
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Together, Burr and Warner are leading the Senate panel's investigation into Russian interference in the election, a probe that thus far has set a distinctly bipartisan tone, in contrast with the committee's counterpart in the House.
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The latest Commerce move comes as China has struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States, suggesting talks between the world's two largest economies would be meaningless unless Washington changed course.
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The dollar was steady against a currency basket, having fallen to its lowest since last October after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen struck a less hawkish than expected tone in testimony before Congress on Wednesday.
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It's also notably darker in tone, in part because many of its lyrics deal with the late stages of Ms. Kline and Mr. Maine's five-year relationship, which ended about a year and a half ago.
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The section was notable for its subtly abrasive tone in the middle of a lackluster evening where many jokes didn't quite land, and where most of the sexual harassment jokes were more tired than on point.
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Church officials sought to strike a largely conciliatory tone in their response, acknowledging the gravity of the church's "colossal failures" to protect children and embracing the vast majority of the recommendations coming out of the inquiry.
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Lewandowski's supporters inside the campaign have highlighted accounts of Manafort privately assuring leery Republican officials that Trump will moderate his tone in the general election and act more presidential, according to people close to the campaign.
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The tone in this section is often light and jokey: "Rolling a ball of poo is not quite as easy as it may seem to all of you who have never tried it," the authors note.
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By placing her character at a remove, Ms. DiDonato bound herself to an unchanging tone, in spite of Müller's emotive poetry; her Met-sized sound didn't always serve a work that thrives on intimacy and interiority.
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"Iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world," Trump said, striking a somber tone in a speech at the White House.
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Since then, China has struck a sterner tone in its rhetoric, suggesting that a resumption of talks aimed at ending the 10-month trade war between the world's two largest economies was unlikely to happen soon.
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Both Tillerson and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi struck a more conciliatory tone in their meeting, with Tillerson saying the United States and China would work together to get nuclear-armed North Korea take "a different course".
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Though the Federal Reserve is expected maintain status quo, the tone in its FOMC statement will play a major role in setting expectations for interest rates along with the direction on balance sheet reduction plans going forward.
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With Trump on his way to the White House, the tone in Moscow is now cautiously hopeful that Trump will follow through on his positive words about Russian President Vladimir Putin, and might even become an ally.
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The euro was steady on the day at $1.0894, underpinned by solid euro zone inflation figures on Friday that analysts said could prompt the European Central Bank to take a more hawkish tone in its June statements.
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Trump on Tuesday called the trade war with China "a little squabble" and softened his tone in a series of remarks expressing optimism about reaching a trade deal with Beijing, which could help boost demand for metals.
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The comments came as China struck a sterner tone in its rhetoric, suggesting that a resumption of talks, aimed at ending the 10-month trade war between the world's two largest economies, was unlikely to happen soon.
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The party's entry into the legislature in 2014 led to a more aggressive, raw tone in the overall debate, said Ulrich Sondermann-Becker, who has covered the statehouse for the public broadcaster MDR for nearly two decades.
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Especially, since the NRA's tone in the clip has been described as "barely a whisper shy of a call for full civil war" and an "open call to violence to protect white supremacy," by activist DeRay McKesson.
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It's hard to read tone in a text, but if you can hear the person's voice and "see" their expressions as they convey their message, questions of "what's she really saying?" won't factor in to your response.
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Indeed, Mr O'Leary, in spite of his attempt to shed a combative image and adopt a humbler tone, in February described unions as a "busted flush" and blamed them for the demise of flag carriers in Europe.
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We love it when a big distinguished company champions for good, setting the tone in its space, and today luxury retailer Barneys New York, did just that with the announcement of its 2018 holiday campaign, Make Change.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, the other top candidates in the field of 20-plus, have set the tone in the campaign by calling for breaking up big banks and eliminating tax loopholes that favor the wealthy.
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"I think it's important to out [Girodes's remarks] not just to denounce him but to set a tone in this neighborhood and in this city that this type of offense does not go unchallenged," he told NBC4.
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Economists said the drop in factory output, while smaller, was more concerning and underscored how the upbeat tone in industry surveys since Britain voted to leave the European Union in June was not translating into official data.
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Mayer struck a conciliatory tone in Yahoo's 2016 first-quarter earnings released on Tuesday, saying that the company had been working toward a sale — and that she is in agreement that this is what should be done.
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"All of this looks like a positive risk tone in markets on dovish Fed comments from Daly which go further than what other Fed speakers have said," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp.
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The result is a far harsher tone in the Democratic campaign and a transformed Senator Sanders, who is now making the kinds of sharper-edged attacks that some of his advisers regretted he did not deploy sooner.
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But the overall tone in debt markets remained fragile after a sharp sell-off last week triggered by stronger U.S. and European data that is seen easing pressure on major central banks to deliver further monetary stimulus.
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Though Thursday offered some relief for the beleaguered pound as the greenback struggled after Powell struck a downbeat tone in congressional testimony on Wednesday, the British currency remained weak overall, down 3.7% in the last three months.
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Seth Meyers, who hosted the ceremony, certainly set just the right tone in his opening monologue -- one that spent far more time on the harassment issue than national politics, although President Trump, naturally, didn't come away unscathed.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - China struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States on Friday, suggesting a resumption of talks between the world's two largest economies would be meaningless unless Washington changed course.
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Mr. Trump's more conciliatory tone in the past few days has alarmed the Japanese, who worry that he might trade the security of the United States' Asian allies for a deal with Mr. Kim on nuclear weapons.
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That outburst set the tone in a game in which Conner finished with 133 yards on the ground and two touchdowns while Roethlisberger threw for 250 yards and three touchdowns, two of which went to Antonio Brown.
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A backlit photo mural of a mossy rainforest in Fiordland National Park sets a tranquil tone in the open-plan dining room featuring local polished stone and warm wood, and presided over by the chef Josh Emett.
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But that hasn't stopped the candidates from trying to leave Iowa by setting a victorious tone in a tight race that — at this stage in the primary — is as much about narrative as it is delegate counts.
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The book, which will be aimed at children ages 5 to 7, will tell the story of a 5-year-old girl growing up in Kenya who struggles with having the darkest skin tone in her family.
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The attitude at campaign stops ranges from a we-haven't-forgotten-you tone in rural parts of Guthrie County to a celebration of the party's gains in areas where shrinking the GOP's margins helped elect new Rep.
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" In June, barely an hour after the referendum results were in, he struck a very different tone in a text message to a journalist at The Guardian: "So much for the waning power of the print media.
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The Financial Stability Board, a global watchdog that runs financial regulation for G-2200 economies, took a cautious tone in a letter to members Sunday, responding to calls from some countries to crack down on digital currencies.
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Renowned for his brash investing tactics and unwavering self-confidence, Ackman adopted a new tone in his most recent letter to clients, saying he entered the new year humbled and having learned a number of hard lessons.
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Like Walker's photographs of Polaroid factories being demolished, there is a somber tone in the alterations to the pond over the years, including shots of a bulldozer making way for a highway expansion, and an adjacent landfill.
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But Russian glee was tempered by a recognition that Trump's pre-election promises might be diluted and that deep contradictions between Moscow and Washington would remain, even if Trump and Putin adopt a friendly tone in public.
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"The easiest way to [color-correct] is to combine the pink or peach tone in tiny stripes interspersed with tiny dots of concealer and then blend it in with your eye cream under the eye area," he says.
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CANBERRA, Australia – An Australian official says China uses a different tone in private talks than it used in a recent public statement that demanded Australia take off its "tinted glasses" and take "concrete actions" to improve bilateral ties.
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After weeks of scientific updates on the volcano, the U.S. Geological Survey took a lighter tone in responding to a question posed on Twitter regarding whether or not it would be safe to roast marshmallows over volcanic vents.
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Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares of Apple, that stocks could reverse course and end their bearish phase for good if President and Chinese President strike a positive tone in their meeting at this week's G-20 summit.
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One thing I was struck by was you were so conciliatory in your tone in that letter and it sounded like you were expecting at least some people in your life to not understand your reasoning for transitioning.
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Though Trump has previously lashed out at executives who spoke against him during the election cycle, like the heads of CNN and NBC, he struck a more conciliatory tone in the tech meeting Wednesday, perhaps for the cameras.
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A call by Mr. Obama for Americans to seek a path out of the partisan swamp is in many ways an admission that his own oft-made pledge to change the tone in Washington has not been realized.
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"The Letter V" takes a livelier tone in the third movement, which draws on Mr. Morris's background in folk dance; the men and the women move in separate circles, one placed within the other, and change places throughout.
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Analysts said the weaker tone in bond markets may also stem from a report this week that there was little enthusiasm among European Central Bank policymakers to take action to offset the side effects of negative interest rates.
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If the close-to-tears tone in Jack's voice and Mr. Peterson forcing him to continue reading weren't enough to get waterworks going, the moment Pacey spits in the latter's face was (secondary to the cheers, of course).
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Well, we knew you long enough to see your chiseled cheekbones (because, yes, we Google image searched you), and your slightly mortified yet defiant tone in which you proclaimed to Bronn that your name is, in fact, Dickon.
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"But now, as we do every four years, we have to work together to heal the divisions of a long campaign," Ryan said, adding that he thinks Trump set the "perfect tone" in his victory speech early Wednesday.
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The measures will bring the EU more into line with the United States, which imposed sanctions earlier this year, and they signal a change of tone in Brussels, which had previously resisted taking a tougher approach toward Caracas.
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The upbeat tone in September month-on-month data echoed that in figures from the Confederation of British Industry, which reported the biggest annual increase in retail sales in two years in the early part of the month.
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Sabine Weyand, the European Commission's director general of trade and former deputy Brexit negotiatior, struck a conciliatory but firm tone in remarks during her first official visit to Washington since taking on her new role a month ago.
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You will hear Scarface right now, and I guarantee you, you will hear a different pitch or tone in the way he expresses himself that'll be more accepted and relevant today than the way it used to sound.
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The dollar, however, traded weaker against major currencies on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump struck a protectionist tone in his inauguration speech, offsetting optimism that he will follow through on promises of tax cuts and other stimulus.
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Both Tillerson and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi struck a more conciliatory tone in their meeting, with Tillerson saying the United States and China would work together to get nuclear-armed North Korea to take "a different course".
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The Canadian dollar weakened 0.6 percent to C$1.1.42010 per dollar after the Bank of Canada, as expected, left key rates unchanged, but the tone in its policy statement was not as hawkish as some traders had expected.
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Unit cash costs jumped 9 percent to $631 per ounce of gold produced, in keeping with its tone in February when it warned of higher costs due to increasing input costs and rising fuel, reagent and consumable prices.
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She said the Kiir's demeanor did not match his defiant tone in a recent Washington Post interview, during which he dismissed US threats to withhold aid and said the Trump administration has been fed misinformation about the conflict.
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"Given the pace of the move and the general bullish tone in the market, both contracts could be vulnerable to a short term downward correction," Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA, cautioned in an early Wednesday note.
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New Zealand's central bank governor struck a dovish tone in his maiden monetary policy statement on Thursday, saying the next move in rates could equally be a cut or a hike, while holding settings at a record low.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar retreated on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell struck a downbeat tone in congressional testimony, saying trade uncertainties and concerns about the global outlook continued to exert pressure on the U.S. economy.
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He was a huge Mississippi John Hurt fan when he quit school in ninth grade, and he practiced guitar until he could mimic Hurt's finger-picking style and took on a deep, laid-back tone in his voice.
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And it comes at a time when California has become the center of Democratic resistance to Republican policies, and after eight years in which the current governor, Jerry Brown, has struck a decidedly more moderate tone in governing.
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Chen Chun, a liberal political columnist in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, said he was recently pulled in for a meeting with local security officials who urged him to take a more moderate tone in his writings.
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Zink prints tend to have better dynamic range—meaning there is a broader range of color and tone in the image—compared with Instax prints, but they struggle to produce the rich blacks you get in Instax prints.
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"In Germany, where the Energiewende has been very harsh on utilities, the tone in discussions with authorities has changed compared to two years ago," Georges said, referring to Berlin's shift from fossil fuels toward renewable sources of power.
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Last January, Mr. Xi set the tone in a speech declaring that unification between China and Taiwan was "the great trend in history" and promising a similar "one country, two systems" model for Chinese rule over the island.
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" Mr. Bernstein also praised the writers' tone in the book, saying it made them seem as if they "are good friends, and that this book originated in conversations on hikes and ski tours and over bottles of wine.
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Christopher Rabb, a Democratic state lawmaker who represents the Philadelphia area, took a more critical tone in saying he has an issue "in how we allow local governments to profit off of human misery," according to the newspaper.
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After the incident, his comedy took on a different tone: In a fall 2018 appearance, he made fun of online debates about cultural appropriation and complained that nowadays, "everyone weighs in on everything," according to the New Yorker.
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Stocks ended higher on Tuesday, tracking a upbeat tone in major overseas markets as an easing of pressure on Italy's debt markets coincided with China's latest move to open up its giant economy to the rest of the world.
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"After a very dovish tone in June, the FOMC statement this time may translate a more upbeat flavor amid recent data strength and put back a rate hike on the table this year," said Cynthia Kalasopatan from Mizuho Bank.
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Cavusoglu urged Germany to develop a more "empathetic" tone in its dealings with Turkey, saying it did not seem to fully understand the "trauma" caused by the coup against President Tayyip Erdogan, in which some 240 people were killed.
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The latest Commerce move comes as China has struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States, suggesting a resumption of talks between the world's two largest economies would be meaningless unless Washington changed course.
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Trump briefly sought to strike a statesmanlike tone in his first public remarks after the loss, praising House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi for her hard work and envisioning "a beautiful, bipartisan type of situation" on infrastructure investments and healthcare.
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After a five-run first inning set the tone in the series opener, the Angels look to hand the White Sox a fourth straight loss on Tuesday as the clubs continue their four-game set at U.S. Cellular Field.
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The consensus among investors and traders seems to be that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will not raise rates Wednesday, but she will show a hawkish tone in the committee's statement and during her news conference after the decision.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads My main thesis is that despite our knowledge of the prevalence of polychromy on ancient statuary, there is a predominantly neon white display of skin tone in respect to classical statues and sarcophagi.
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" Whetstone echoed Kalanick's upbeat tone in her statement sent by Uber: "I am incredibly proud of the team that we've built—and that just as when I left Google, a strong and brilliant woman will be taking my place.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin struck an unusually conciliatory tone in his annual state of the nation address on Thursday, saying Moscow wanted to get on with the incoming U.S. administration and was looking to make friends not enemies.
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Macron struck a tough tone in response, saying he would punish excessive use of force by police if proven true, but dismissed some of the allegations as "lies" and said the government would sue for slander any unfounded claim.
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Once a subscriber to the purportedly "tough on crime" policies which characterized Congress's approach to justice, Ryan changed his tone in recent years as he toured impoverished communities and learned of the stigma which comes with a criminal record.
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Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel told reporters the Facebook post "went in the right direction" and that "every movement in the right direction is important", noting a change in tone in the British government over the past six months.
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Trump has struck a cautiously optimistic tone in discussing the prospects of reaching a deal during his upcoming summit with Kim, saying he is hopeful a historic agreement can be brokered while also warning the talks could prove unfruitful.
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Former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said on Sunday that voters should demand leaders "adopt a more civil tone" in the wake of an attack on two mosques in New Zealand that left dozens of people dead.
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" The affidavit continued, "His self-described 'passion' for children's well-being, his obvious admiration of their world-view, and his hope that he does not lose his 'sense of childhood' all take on a sinister tone in this light.
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Judge Reed O'Connor, who was appointed to the bench by former President George W. Bush, struck a more negative tone in his questioning of lawyers arguing in defense of ObamaCare, according to attorneys in the Fort Worth, Texas, courtroom.
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"Over the next six months you may see some are either resolved or point firmly toward a hearing but I think we've really set the tone in terms of sponsorship and I hope we're raising the bar," he said.
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Mr. Fleischer said Mr. Trump's more inclusive tone in the video was the latest example of a pattern he set during the campaign of dialing back his impulse for fiery speech when he felt it was in his interest.
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As with Wigle's rye whiskey, there seem to be subtle differences among High Wire's bourbons — the corn grown along the coast produces a funky, vegetal tone in the whiskey, while the corn from further inland produces cleaner, sweeter notes.
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"Without getting too particular here, I think people are responding to tone, the tone in America right now," Mr. Corker said, when asked about the Democrats' success last week in the elections for governors of Virginia and New Jersey.
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But shortly before his hiring was announced, Sirota began erasing old tweets, many of which ran contrary to Sanders' call last month for supporters and surrogates to adopt a more friendly tone in their public exchanges with political rivals.
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State media has recently adopted a noticeably more strident tone in its coverage, and a visit by President Xi Jinping to a rare earths producer may have been a hint of what China could do, should it choose to.
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Working with his cinematographer, J-P Passi, Mr. Kuosmanen turns the black-and-white from a novelty into a strength, using grain and shades of gray to set the mood and tone in smoke-filled rooms and natural landscapes.
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This week, Trump seemingly softened his tone in a letter to Chinese President Xi Jinping, in which he extended his greetings for the Chinese New Year and said he intended to "develop a constructive relationship" between the two countries.
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The tenor Jorge de León, making his Metropolitan Opera debut, started off with a brusque "Celeste Aida," but relaxed enough by the second-act triumphal scene to show off a healthy tone in high notes, glinting metal yet mellow.
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The Speaker, however, said Trump struck the right tone in a speech the day before, when he called for unity, and in remarks over the weekend praising the thousands who turned out in Boston to peacefully protest hate groups.
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"Think about making a handbook that's more visual,'' she says, "think about making one that's interactive, that sets a different tone in the workplace as opposed to a handbook that with its tone says 'this is a legal document.
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank is seen cutting its benchmark interest rate for a fifth straight meeting later on Thursday amid a stagnant economy, and could take a more dovish tone in its post meeting statement.
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New Fed staff research and Powell's own remarks seem to put more weight on the risks of super-tight labor markets, which could mean a shift up in the Fed's rate outlook and a tougher tone in its rhetoric.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping addressed his nation Tuesday morning in Beijing to commemorate the 40th anniversary of China's "reform and opening up " — and he struck a relatively defiant tone in response to international calls for changes to his country's economy.
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Brown sounded an apocalyptic tone in a rare personal appeal before a Senate committee last week, telling lawmakers that failing to pass the extension would lead to fires, disease, and mass migration, not to mention higher costs for food and gasoline.
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But the election of Mr Corbyn as Labour leader, the Brexit vote and Theresa May's statist, sometimes authoritarian tone in her first months as prime minister have delivered the Lib Dems a three-fold opportunity to sharpen their liberal, centrist identity.
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The tone in which China has pushed back has had some Western diplomats raising questions over the extent to which Beijing would be willing to stomach further sanctions, before it argues that they could destabilize the Kim Jong Un regime.
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Market analysts expect that the pullback in stocks due to the increasingly aggressive tone in exchanges between Washington and Pyongyang will continue, although investors hope that the selling will not escalate to a correction - a decline of 10 percent or more.
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Yet Barzani struck a strong tone in his speech, and criticized the U.S. for allowing Iraqi forces and Iranian-backed Shia paramilitary fighters to use U.S.-made tanks against the Kurds in the recent military offensive to retake disputed territories.
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"The first time we worked with her she was just cutting a song — and just hearing her vocal tone in real life, it's so … that magical sound just comes out of her face, like, that's what happens," Tranter told Lowe.
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Liberal Moon Jae-in won the Asian country's presidential election Tuesday, exit polls showed, likely setting South Korea up to take a more conciliatory tone in dealing with North Korea and contrasting with a more aggressive turn in the U.S. approach.
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Striking a firm tone in a speech to the Bundestag lower house of parliament before a weekend summit on Brexit, Merkel also said talks on Britain's financial obligations to the EU would have to be addressed early on in the talks.
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John Konkus, the head of the press shop who announced his resignation in May but later decided to stay, said earlier this week that Wheeler would bring about a "change of tone" in communications, with a new emphasis on transparency.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government has adopted a new strident tone in its dealings with the EU, angered after what some saw as an ambush in Austria last month when several of the bloc's leaders criticised some of her Brexit proposals.
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"A risk-off tone in [the] commodity market doesn't look like changing in the short term, with profit taking likely to continue for the rest of the week," ANZ Head of Australian Economics David Plank said in a morning note.
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"As long as U.S. interest rates consolidate and fears about a move to well north of 2.5 percent remain in check, the positive tone in emerging markets that prevailed prior to mid-June should resume," Societe Generale analyst Jason Daw said.
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The violence has sparked a nationwide mix of anger and sorrow, as well as fear of what is to come, forcing Clinton, Trump and their surrogates to grapple with finding the right tone in what has been a markedly negative campaign.
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As a result, House Democrats will not necessarily follow a one-size-fits-all approach to congressional oversight and in certain instances will seek to take a measured tone in order to protect the potential for bipartisanship on other fronts.
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Trump, who has railed against what he describes as China's unfair trade practices and threatened to impose punitive levies on all its imports, softened his tone in a series of remarks expressing optimism about reaching a trade deal with Beijing.
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"I'm not sure that the Fed's actions will help valuations, but it will prevent a banking reserve shortfall from compounding the risk-off tone in financial markets," said Guy LeBas, managing director of fixed income strategy at Janney Capital Markets.
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Diplomats argue that in the psychology of leader-to-leader relations, Mr. Trump's refusal to criticize Mr. Putin — combined with his solicitous tone in seeking a relationship with him — outweighs the effect of sanctions or the expulsion of Russian diplomats.
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The response from Raleigh put intense pressure on university leaders, in part because lawmakers elect the members of the systemwide Board of Governors, and university officials adopted a harsh tone in response to the statue's removal and the protests that followed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump is facing bipartisan pressure to adopt a more presidential tone in his White House run including from Democratic President Barack Obama and Republicans who worry his missteps may do irreparable harm to the party and his campaign.
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The French center right, like traditional conservative parties in some other European countries, has increasingly co-opted rhetoric and policy from the far right, with former president and The Republicans leader Nicolas Sarkozy setting an anti-immigrant tone in the primaries.
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President Donald Trump denied Tuesday that he has adopted a more dire tone in confronting the coronavirus crisis, insisting that he always took the public health emergency seriously despite several past dismissive remarks regarding the threat it posed to Americans.
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LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - British finance minister Rishi Sunak adopted a serious tone in his first budget announcement on Wednesday, ditching the puns, jokes and taunting preferred by his predecessors in favour of a mix of warnings and reassurances over coronavirus.
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The visits by Turkish officials stopped and the worst of the Nazi comparisons were not repeated, but even after Mr. Erdogan narrowly won the constitutional changes he sought in the referendum, the tone in Ankara frequently remained raw and dismissive.
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The overall tone, in fact, plays like little more than a slightly watered-down version of something like "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," irreverently spoofing its genre, when irreverence is one of TV animation's most abundant, bordering-on-saturated commodities.
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Elsewhere, currencies stayed in a range with the euro carving a narrow channel around $1.14 levels before huge option expiries this week and as the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank struck a cautious tone in recent weeks.
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Wang did not disclose how much the company made in revenue last year, or its target for 2018, but struck an optimistic tone in the interview, which took place ahead of the start of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
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Mr. Pompeo's argument seems to be carrying the day with Mr. Trump, who has struck a bellicose tone in seeking to confront extremist groups in Afghanistan, including Al Qaeda, the Islamic State and the Haqqani network, a faction of the Taliban.
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Prior to the release of the data, Treasury prices had a modestly positive tone, in line with gains in European bonds as the European Central Bank was keen to reassure investors that its easy monetary policy is far from ending.
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It rose in the first three sessions of the week, as investors bet on a Hillary Clinton victory in Tuesday's presidential election and then were reassured by Trump's commitment to infrastructure spending and the restrained tone in his acceptance speech.
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A pair of crimson red Dmitriy & Co. Colonia chairs set the tone in the sitting room, along with an antique portrait of a French aristocrat that the couple found in Paris and now display between two dome-shaped polished nickel sconces.
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The pan-European index was down 0.1% by 0735 GMT with most indices in the red after China struck a more aggressive tone in its trade war with the United States on Friday, although crude prices lifted London's oil-heavy FTSE 100.
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Weakened by an election she did not need to call, May has watered down her government's program to try to get it through parliament and set a softer tone in her approach to Brexit, which she had opposed prior to last year's referendum.
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But the market also is interpreting a new tone in the words of these Fed officials, who seem to be more seriously looking beyond the strong U.S. economy to an environment where stock prices have been falling and credit spreads are widening.
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Asian shares rose on Thursday as investors were encouraged by President Donald Trump's less combative tone in his first speech to Congress, which sent Wall Street stocks sharply higher, while growing bets on a U.S. rate hike this month buoyed the dollar.
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Fischer has tended to strike a relatively more hawkish tone in public comments, telling CNBC in January that four rate hikes were "in the ballpark," though he was careful to point out that his comments were a forecast rather than a promise.
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Although the firm tone in the U.S. bond market was supportive, a few investors were eager to test 0.020 percent in the 10-year yield, its 1-1/2-month low touched earlier this month amid a generally upbeat Japanese economic outlook.
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The video is thought to have been produced in 1958, but the brand had put bespoke powder-blending services on the map years earlier, according to the site, offering loose powders in shades to match a customer's skin tone in the late 1930s.
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Wall Street's main indexes on Wednesday posted their best day since the November election, boosted by President Donald Trump's more measured tone in a speech to Congress and as bank stocks surged on increased chances of an interest rate hike this month.
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JOHANNESBURG, Dec 2 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand firmed slightly in early trade on Friday, with investors cautious ahead of S&P Global Ratings review on the country's debt and a U.S. jobs report that could set the market's tone in a few days.
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Bitzer praised the tariffs on washing machines in January but struck a more cautious tone in April, saying the company's raw materials costs in its U.S. laundry business had risen substantially primarily due to a separate set of tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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"In general, I think there is new tone in the policy but not much new policy other than the revocation of PPD-20, which had already been announced," Ari Schwartz, White House National Security Council cybersecurity director under President Barack Obama, told Reuters.
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Freeman helps N.C. State to second win Allerik Freeman scored 7 points as North Carolina State used a big burst late in the first half to set the tone in a 78-56 victory over Charleston Southern on Sunday afternoon at PNC Arena.
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The tone in the new assembly is also likely to be made more abrasive by the Alternative for Germany (AfD), which stunned the establishment on Sunday by becoming the first far-right party to enter parliament in more than half a century.
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"The market is continuing to factor in the deterioration in wheat crop ratings and weather conditions in the U.S. With the start of investor rebalancing next week it's going to be funds setting the tone in the coming days," one futures dealer said.
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It was worth pointing out that Trump did not use his signature term "radical Islamic terrorism" in the speech, a signal that he heeded advice to employ a more moderate tone in the region after using the phrase repeatedly as a presidential candidate.
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As Cyrus describes her passion project, her crystal-blue eyes widen and sparkle; at times, the shape of her face, or a distinctive tone in her voice makes it easy to imagine that it's actually an excited Miley sitting at the table.
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"Right now, the chancellor is not hitting the right tone in almost all the areas that most concern her voters — refugees, Europe, public safety," wrote Gabor Steingart, the publisher of the main business daily Handelsblatt, which has been among her strongest critics.
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Whatever the pronouncements from Thomas Bach, the I.O.C. president, who struggled to find the right tone in Rio, there is no way that the I.O.C. would have made the same decision seven years ago if it had known then what it knows now.
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On Monday, however, acting Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs John Heffern tried to strike a different tone in his remarks to the crowd of ambassadors and foreign officials, directly referencing the importance of Article 5 and collective defense.
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In the process of writing this story, I heard from several people that they or someone they knew still had a ringback tone, in large part because they have had it for years, and don't know how to get rid of it.
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JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers could begin easing up on output curbs before the end of the year, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday, sounding a bearish tone in contrast to Saudi Arabia's bullish stance.
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And as leaders welcomed the new tone in London and talk of a "softer Brexit" that may be less disruptive than May's clean break with the single market and customs union, officials from at least some governments saw compromise on the British bill.
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China's state-run media outlets sounded a confident tone in Monday editorials and warned that U.S. trade pressure against the country would not only strain bilateral relations between the two nations but could negatively affect the American economy and wider global markets.
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DUBAI, June 29 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the United Arab Emirates may have a firm tone in light trade on Thursday as oil prices have continued to improve from low levels, while banks may get a boost as banking shares overseas have surged.
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Likewise, "Maniac," a Netflix series starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone, was able to play frenetically with genre, time and tone in a way that would have risked incoherence were the series released over several months rather than all in one go.
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Likewise, "Maniac," a Netflix series starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone, was able to play frenetically with genre, time and tone in a way that would have risked incoherence were the series released over several months rather than all in one go.
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Although he has since softened his tone in phone calls and meetings with Western leaders, Trump's sharp words on Thursday recalled his awkward meeting with Angela Merkel in March, when he pressed the German chancellor for Germany to meet NATO's military spending target.
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Her interpretations of Schubert's popular four D. 899 Impromptus — spontaneous-seeming works that traverse a range of moods and character — were gracefully shaped, with an alluring intimacy and singing tone in the G flat impromptu and vivid contrasts of color in the C minor.
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On Saturday, Sanders praised the updates to Clinton's proposal as a step in the right direction to "save lives and ease suffering," indicating, along with the more liberal tone in several parts of the 2016 platform draft, a growing compromise between the two camps.
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Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares of Apple, has said that stocks could reverse course and end their bearish phase for good if President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping strike a positive tone in their meeting at this week's G-20 summit.
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But when you group people by their actual skin tone in real life, even though you've got, say, 1,000 people with the lightest skin tone but only 100 people with a darker skin tone, you find that they use them at very different rates.
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However, the transportation company struck a more conservative tone in the prospectus on how and when autonomous vehicles will be deployed, a striking difference from the early days of Uber ATG when former CEO Travis Kalanick called AVs an existential risk to the business.
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We will know China has taken this course if it steps up its military activities in the South China Sea, expands its island-building efforts and adopts an even more aggressive tone in its relations with the Philippines, Vietnam and other countries in the region.
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Nordea currency strategist Niels Christensen, in Copenhagen, noted that Trump had taken a relatively conciliatory tone in his victory speech, and would be more likely to make the kinds of radical, off-the-cuff comments that investors fear via other channels, such as social media.
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Though Powell's dovish tone in congressional testimony on Wednesday helped the British currency recover somewhat, it has fallen 3.7% in the last three months, the losses accelerating as Bank of England Governor Mark Carney this month appeared to signal the possibility of a rate cut.
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Outlining the five main principles of her "fair and serious offer", May told other EU leaders at a summit in Brussels that she wanted to offer certainty to EU citizens about their future in Britain, again using a softer tone in her approach to Brexit.
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Federer has dismissed talk of retirement and struck an optimistic tone in his statement Tuesday, closing by saying, "I am as motivated as ever and plan to put all my energy towards coming back strong, healthy and in shape to play attacking tennis in 2017."
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As I listened to him during his closing news conference, on July 20173, I was struck by the sad, tired, almost defeatist tone in the way the leader of the most powerful nation on earth addressed the divisions within American society, after that week's killings.
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" Trump took a similar tone in tweets Saturday, saying, "Presidents and their administrations have been talking to North Korea for 25 years, agreements made and massive amounts of money paid hasn't worked, agreements violated before the ink was dry, makings fools of U.S. negotiators.
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"I am all alone (poor me) in the White House waiting for the Democrats to come back and make a deal on desperately needed Border Security," Trump wrote in what may have been a tongue in cheek tone in his 10th tweet of the day.
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German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and other leading Social Democrats, the junior partner in Merkel's ruling coalition, have struck a more conciliatory tone in the past months, saying the EU should gradually phase out sanctions if there was partial progress in the peace process.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump said on Monday he wished he had taken a softer tone in his first two years as U.S. president, even as he continued to bash individual Democrats and fan fears over immigration while campaigning on the eve of congressional elections.
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Jon explained to me that his dad has occasionally used different voices deliberately — in an attempt to achieve an "announcer" tone in some of the YouTube videos, for example — while insisting that no one helped Tingle narrate or produce anything involving audio of his voice.
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But the game took on a different tone in the 25th minute, right about when Neymar turned two defenders inside-out with a head fake and a deceptive dribble and then drilled a shot toward goal that required a fingertip save from goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa.
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Trying to repair relations with the authorities in London, Khosrowshahi last week struck a more conciliatory tone in an open letter to Londoners, marking a new approach for a firm that has adopted a combative style to break into closed markets around the world.
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While the run was not as lengthy as his famous Beast Quake against New Orleans in 2011, it provided a similar feeling of helplessness for his opponent and set the tone in a victory that was more convincing than the 17-9 final score.
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TEHRAN, Iran — Iran's supreme leader said President Donald Trump is a "clown" who only pretends to support the Iranian people but will "push a poisonous dagger" into their backs, as he struck a defiant tone in his first Friday sermon in Tehran in eight years.
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" Kevin Caron, co-founder and senior portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, said the global economic backdrop still looked relatively strong: "There's a lot of good things going on beyond the immediate news, [including] the improvement in tone in terms of the overall global economy.
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But the future commander in chief struck a very different tone in the past, frequently firing off tweets at odds with his present stance toward Tehran — including nearly a dozen accusing former President Barack Obama of orchestrating an attack on Iran solely for electoral benefit.
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"Look, the tone in itself, obviously is a positive development ... but I have to tell you, there are a lot of people asking, there are not many preconditions that the United States is asking for," Todd told Jackson, according to video of their exchange.
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Iran's supreme leader struck a defiant tone in a rare public sermon on Friday, calling the United States an "arrogant power" and telling tens of thousands of chanting worshipers that God's backing had allowed his country to "slap the face" of the United States.
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President Tayyip Erdogan on Monday cast a recent currency crisis as an attack on Turkey's economy, no different from a strike against the flag or call to prayer, taking a defiant tone in his address at the eve of the Muslim Eid al-Adha festival.
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The tone in markets was risk-off after U.S. President Donald Trump announced tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminium imports from Brazil and Argentina, but bond traders in Europe remained focused on the weekend political developments in Germany, the euro zone's biggest bond market.
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The make-up of the cabinet will influence the country's tone in the EU, but unlike Poland's leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski or Hungary's Viktor Orban, Babis does not share the anti-liberal stance that has driven Warsaw and Budapest into deep spats with western partners.
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It's important for cultural figures to not simply explain away accusations that they're lightening their skin for mainstream acceptance, but to really speak about why they feel the need to change their skin tone in the first place and how this cycle perpetuates colorism.
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While Lenae's first two albums employ more of a techno sound, utilizing sound-effects and with a more sleepy, soothing tone, in Crush Lenae delivers music we can dance to, boldly bringing old-school funk into the 21st century, with a surprising contemporary twist.
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"The reported numbers fall short from a profitability standpoint ... we infer positives from the management's tone in terms of outlook for Djezzy (the Alegerian unit) going forward; especially, taking positive note of the $20.3 million in dividends announced by Djezzy," said a note by Cairo's Naeem Brokerage.
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"A surging euro was hit by a reality check today as ECB President Mario Draghi took a surprisingly cautious tone in his post-meeting statement, choosing to overlook an improved growth picture and instead focus on lower inflation," said Richard de Meo, managing director of Foenix Partners.
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This as the president&aposs top diplomat, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sailed into decidedly choppy waters in his ongoing bid to get Pyongyang to give up its nuclear ambitions, with the North describing the U.S.&aposs tone in the latest talks as "regrettable" and "gangster-like".
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