He didn't soften one bit -- no toning down, no conciliation.
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But he would not commit to toning down his words.
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Mrs Lam had tried to avert trouble by toning down the celebrations.
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But as Manafort's own past efforts have proved, toning down Trump isn't easy.
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Yun is also working on toning down the rhetoric coming from the administration.
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One of Wall Street's veteran economic forecasters is toning down his economic growth forecast.
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The "toning down" came in the form of a more sustained community-outreach program.
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Persuading banks to "rerisk" will take more than toning down the warnings in regulatory guidelines.
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Still, Xi shows no sign of toning down his drive to galvanize the Chinese military.
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"In the short term, we expect to see a toning down on the extremes," Paul said.
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Overall, the experiment had the unintended, but very welcome, effect of toning down my overall spending.
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The South China Morning Post reported China is toning down its expectations ahead of the talks.
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" • Florida Georgia Line toning down the testosterone for the TV debut of their brand new song "H.
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But the toning down of his character's signature egotism manages to make the book all the duller.
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But it doesn't look like the president is toning down his rhetoric on the press anytime soon.
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"What we've actually seen was a toning down of rhetoric over the last few months," Jelinek said.
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And its reporters try to appear objective, toning down the jihadist hyperbole ISIS uses in its official releases.
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For the after party, McGrath amped up Perry's lids, making them even smokier, while toning down her lips.
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But EU envoys are gradually toning down the scale of the reform, according to documents seen by Reuters.
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And its reporters try to appear objective, toning down the jihadist hyperbole ISIS uses in its official releases.
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And the key to finding the right shade is toning down the heavy contour and considering skin's natural undertones.
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Most of all, Wintour applauds Kardashian West for toning down the sex appeal with her outfits as of late.
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The effort is similar to the one toning down the rhetoric on North Korea, if for slightly different motivations.
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And that means toning down the message and developing a message that appeals to a widening swath of Californians.
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Instead of toning down, the left has doubled down — with fresh attacks every day on any American institution imaginable.
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And yet, even as I state this, I have to consider whether I am toning down what Ledgerwood does.
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Finally, and probably most importantly, Trump appears incapable of — and completely disinterested in — toning down his rhetoric or actions.
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India is now toning down its ambitions and setting its sights on low-end chip making, the government officials said.
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Last month, already toning down her language, she said that "national sovereignty" would be a mainstay of the party's struggle.
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Binary identity: Paving a path for transgender visibility in comedy doesn't mean Ms. Harrison plans on toning down her act.
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Seven years ago, the party continued its policy of modernization, toning down the nationalism as part of the core platform.
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The South China Morning Post reported China is toning down its expectations ahead of trade negotiations with the United States.
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But rather than toning down his rhetoric, Stone appears to be abiding by the principles he espouses in his books.
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U.S. president-elect Donald Trump is showing no signs of toning down his contentious rhetoric but come inauguration day on Jan.
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Some games already have settings for toning down violence with a feature to decrease blood splatter on the screen, for instance.
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Tad Devine was asked in an interview with NPR if Sanders would ever consider toning down his harsh attacks on Clinton.
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Biles briefly thought about toning down her boundary-pushing set for something a bit easier just, to make sure she won.
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Speaker Ryan, Even in Trump's absence, the latest debate showed your Republican colleagues have no intention of toning down the rancor.
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However, the recent toning down of aggressive interest rates from the U.S. Federal Reserve put the dollar on a recovery mode.
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In return, the United States government is toning down its opposition to an underwater pipeline being built to Germany from Russia.
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Beykpour and Haider's solution is toning down the background noise, and helping people focus on the conversation right in front of them.
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Mr. Daniels's unfussy mastery is useful throughout, especially in toning down some of Mr. Sorkin's showier attempts to punch up the story.
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Mrs Lam, in Beijing for the national-day festivities, had tried to avert trouble by toning down official celebrations in Hong Kong.
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Prince Talal returned to the kingdom after Faisal bin Abdulaziz al-Saud become king in 1964, and after toning down his rhetoric.
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Now that those attacks have backfired, she's shifted strategy yet again, toning down the anti-Sanders rhetoric and focusing on her own qualifications.
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Layer black liner over your top and bottom lash lines to give your eyes more depth while also toning down the green color.
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So this might be a case of Samsung toning down the saturation of its camera to offset the excess saturation of its screen.
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A politician close to Sadr said the Jeddah meeting was aimed at building confidence and toning down sectarian rhetoric between the two countries.
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From subtweeting less to toning down my finsta, here are 10 social media resolutions I will probably (not) follow through with in 2019.
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Others, meanwhile, may benefit from toning down their energy, meditation or completely not thinking about who you may want to be, Kurtz says.
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That indicates he may be toning down his recent comments in which he said he was ready to rip up EU budget rules.
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Karim Basta, chief economist at III Capital Management, said recent market volatility showed toning down the neutral rate debate was the way forward.
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By toning down your workouts, you may feel as if you're losing fitness or not maintaining the strength you spent so many months building.
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" Asked if that included toning down President Donald Trump's fiery rhetoric, Tillerson said: "I think the whole situation is a bit overheated right now.
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Cockerell said his company has seen at least one sign in North Korea is toning down its rhetoric when it comes to disparaging Washington.
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With pressures mounting at home and abroad, Beijing has started to adjust its approach, trimming spending on projects and toning down what it says.
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Trump has made a point of telling crowds during the past week that he was toning down his rhetoric in a show of respect.
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Schaller says social susceptibility may be one of the strongest forces in encouraging new residents to dial up some personality traits while toning down others.
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While she may be toning down her daily carat count, the Selfish auteur did add two thin, delicate gold chokers, one of which reads Calabasas.
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No toning down, no playing up, no sloughing off of any of my identities will save me; I will always, always be read as different.
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Mr. Bellow has no intention of toning down the views of hard-liners he edits or retreating to a kind of "mushy centrism," he said.
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Toned down rhetoric Trump's inability — and apparent lack of interest — in toning down his rhetoric going into the general election season has deeply troubled the party.
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The Bold Shoulder TodayConsider toning down the severity of this look in favor of a structured sweater that emphasizes the shoulders in a more nuanced way.
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Earlier this month, Hulu improved the legibility of its home screen by toning down the bright backgrounds and text opacity to make everything easier to navigate.
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Planned Parenthood did urge its supporters not to counter-protest outside its clinics in hopes of toning down crowd interference with potential patients seeking healthcare services.
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"It was just really toning down the wild side and bringing in the things about her that are attractive, and her essence, you know," Wunder said.
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The makeover also includes toning down the frat-boy image, cleaning up the cabins and maybe even getting more of the planes to arrive on time.
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The Saudis and Emiratis could lower their demands and pressure on Qatar, in exchange, for example, for Qatar toning down its public support of the Brotherhood.
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Draghi said on Friday that underlying inflation in the bloc would rise gradually, toning down earlier remarks which foreshadowed a "relatively vigorous" rise, helping push yields lower.
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There is no prospect of him toning down his rhetoric and pocketing the grateful majority of Americans who consider their personal finances to be "good" or "excellent".
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ProShare Capital Management LLC, sponsor of two of the world's largest products betting on the cost of insurance against market swings, is toning down its investment strategy.
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"There is some position unwinding going on with investors toning down expectations of how much fiscal stimulus will be provided," said Yujiro Goto, currency strategist at Nomura.
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The duo even penned a PG-13 script draft at one point — but toning down the film's adult subject matter didn't manage to generate any additional traction.
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That agreement allegedly involved the newspaper toning down its attacks on the Prime Minister in exchange for Netanyahu ensuring that circulation of a rival paper was reduced.
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Navarro appeared to be toning down the administration's rhetoric Tuesday when he apologized for insulting Trudeau by saying there was a special place in hell for him.
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Better-than-expected inflation and retail sales data in the United States saw market participants toning down their expectations for policy easing by the Fed next week.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's second-quarter earnings call took a more measured and apologetic tack, toning down the company's outlook while also predicting profitability by next quarter.
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Washington (CNN)As Americans across the political spectrum call for a toning down of incendiary discourse, some critics are particularly scrutinizing comments made by Iowa Republican Rep.
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Using this feature (Doppler Labs calls it Active Listening), users can adjust the noises they're hearing in the world around them, boosting voices or toning down the party.
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Will and Joel did an especially nice job on the clue-editing, toning down some of my overly-tricky offerings and adding a nice splash of modern references.
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Toning down the regional rivalry could also ease sectarian tensions, allowing protest movements to reach those who would join them but don't out of fears of sectarian threats.
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Other die-hard members balk at the idea of toning down their public protest (like leaving guns and swastika flags at home, as one post suggests to attendees).
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That's led to questions about whether President Donald Trump's rhetoric and divisiveness have played a role in encouraging violence or, at the very least, need some toning down.
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CFM had earlier targeted 143,200 deliveries this year, but executives said it was not toning down its assessment of production capabilities or the state of its huge supply chain.
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Just before her incident in Paris, Kim began toning down her look — attending the Balenciaga show bare-faced, a decision her makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic tells PeopleStyle came gradually.
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Boeing continues to promote the project behind the scenes, while toning down public discussions as it focuses on resolving the crisis over its grounded 7373 MAX, airline sources say.
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Boeing continues to promote the project behind the scenes while toning down public discussions as it focuses on resolving the crisis over its grounded 1307 MAX, airline sources say.
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Smart, moderate by comparison with other speakers, almost as if he's playing politics, editing himself, toning down the frankness, playing to the Valley as well as to the Trumpists.
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This change in strategy by toning down unnecessary rhetoric that can only lead to the unforced error of bringing negative attention off Clinton and onto him is no accident.
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Toning down its usual anarchy, the group opens the showcase with a digestible cover song from the previous decade — "All Day and All of the Night" by the Kinks.
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The Moon enters fearless Fire sign Leo at 6:06 PM. Mars connects with dreamy Neptune at 2:19 AM, toning down the day's aggressive energy and increasing creativity.
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In recent days, he had appeared to hold out the possibility of toning down his hardline stance, although his precise plans on immigration have been harder to pin down.
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No one's going to call these neutral, however; bass gets such a boost that I found myself toning down some of the boom in the Jabra app EQ menu.
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Improving the nation's security, finances, rights for women, and toning down its worst Islamist rhetoric go a long way to making the kingdom a more attractive place to invest.
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Pentagon officials are also toning down their vocal support for Kurdish fighters to avoid further inflaming Turkish domestic political sensitivities about any collaboration between Turkish troops and Kurdish fighters.
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In recent days, he had appeared to hold out the possibility of toning down his hardline stance, but on Thursday, he denied he would loosen his proposed immigration restrictions.
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Boeing continues to work on the project behind the scenes while toning down public discussions as it focuses on resolving the crisis over its grounded 737 MAX, airline sources say.
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The best part of this clip ... Mojo strongly suggests the NFL and the Patriots pressured Rob into toning down his public persona to make sure he stayed out of trouble.
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But Harley is much more interesting on her own, when she's visibly scheming, fighting off melancholy, or puckishly playing up or toning down her Brooklyn accent, depending on her circumstances.
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When the "silver age" of comics hit in the '50s, DC began toning down the evil side of Joker to market their books for children and to avoid strict censorship.
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The curators do a good job of recognizing this complexity, by hand-picking only a small number of memorials to explore in-depth, thus toning down the potential for sensationalism.
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"Although risk aversion was felt in Europe, the toning down of language saw a recovery in the U.S. (session)," National Australia Bank economist Tapas Strickland said in a Thursday note.
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Even though the Dow and S&P 500 gave back their entire gains from the third quarter, Wells Fargo Securities' Christopher Harvey isn't toning down his upbeat forecast on stocks.
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China is subtly toning down expectations ahead of this week's high-level trade talks with the United States in Washington as the respective camps remain sharply divided over fundamental issues.
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After what felt like years spent toning down our over-the-top styling instincts, we're finally tossing out the minimalist mentality in favor of maximizing every outfit to its highest potential.
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Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro appeared to be toning down the administration's rhetoric Tuesday when he apologized for insulting Trudeau by saying there was a special place in hell for him.
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The government's pledge to reduce its influence over operational matters in China's manufacturing sector follows an apparent toning down of its high-tech industrial push, which has long annoyed the United States.
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TV's Joe Concha on "What America's Thinking" that it was surprising that despite his high disapproval ratings, only 2628 percent of those people said Trump was responsible for toning down the rhetoric.
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Pompeo, however, has shown no sign of following suit and toning down his own rhetoric, a rare instance in which the top US diplomat has appeared to publicly break with the President.
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The administration of Donald Trump, elected among other things on a wave of Islamo-scepticism, seems to be toning down its collective antipathy towards all things Muslim and charting a more pragmatic path.
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Embedded in this approach is the notion that the Iranian regime is capable of toning down its regional activism and curbing its domestic brutality, if it makes the strategic choice to do so.
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As for charismatic Han, who known for his folksy appeal and stirring eloquence, is seen to be toning down on engaging online influencers although his Facebook and Youtube campaigns are still going strong.
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The vast majority of them quite frankly made me feel like shit: For these people, becoming debt-free was a simple matter of cutting out Starbucks and toning down your online shopping habit.
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The other major development heading into Tuesday's voting: Trump's revolt against new adviser Paul Manafort's efforts to make him seem "presidential" by toning down his rhetoric and cozying up to GOP elites in Washington.
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Trump also urged Arab and Islamic leaders to unite and do their share to defeat Islamist extremists, making an impassioned plea to "drive out" terrorists while toning down his own harsh rhetoric about Muslims.
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The latter embraced Giuliani's convictions by toning down but continuing to ascribe to the "broken windows" construct, focused on disorder and quality-of-life crimes that often lead to a proliferation of serious crime.
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As Ars Nova evolved — toning down the chaos of the early years, creating residencies to bring artists into the fold, commissioning playwrights and composers — it has always been intended as both playground and launchpad.
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Earlier this year, Peter Altmaier, the German economics and energy minister, announced support for constructing an L.N.G. terminal in return for the United States toning down its opposition to the new pipeline with Russia.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte meanwhile called for a toning down of rhetoric in a bid to calm markets as leaders of Rome's populist government said they would press ahead with the budget plans.
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Throughout Meghan Markle's tenure as the Duchess of Sussex, she's received praise and been condemned for both breaking royal clothing protocol and subsequently toning down her personal style in favor of more traditional silhouettes.
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Kardashian West has slowly started adding opulent accessories — including diamond grills — back into her wardrobe more than two years after getting robbed of $10 million worth of jewelry at gunpoint and toning down her look.
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When the show was still in previews, the world's most patronizing New York Post article alleged that its creative team was toning down the film's domestic violence in order to keep things light and happy.
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Some of the ways Wood and her team modernized the space include toning down the purple, which she says "just didn't make sense for the neutral palette trends of 2018," and upgrading the kitchen area.
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He is also toning down the nasty he has unleashed over the last eight months upon the "weak" party leaders and "stupid" lawmakers and "useless" political hacks that have made such a disaster of things.
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"Fifty percent confidence in Norbert Hofer is a gigantic showing," his campaign manager Herbert Kickl told public broadcaster ORF, toning down comments before the election that suggested the Freedom Party (FPO) might contest the count.
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Lebanese officials are seeking a deal with Hezbollah that could include toning down Hezbollah's anti-Saudi rhetoric — as Mr. Hariri requested even before the Riyadh episode — and shuttering a pro-Houthi television station in Beirut.
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"We do think it will more sensitive to what's happening around the world with regards to low oil prices, the other central banks toning down inflation expectations and of course, the volatility involving China," said Wee.
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Finally, it's crucial to note that there are no groups in the Republican coalition who are pressing Republicans to move to a potentially winning populist position by toning down racism enough to win over disaffected liberals.
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The dress rehearsal was a howling success, but the next day our director told us that some audience members had objected and that she was discarding the blackface and toning down the parody of black people.
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I read these remarks as a call for Trump to move closer to conservative orthodoxy on economic issues — cutting spending and taxes, reforming entitlements, and expanding trade — while toning down the offensive rhetoric, particularly toward immigrants.
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When Hollywood inevitably makes a biopic about Travis Kalanick, the embattled CEO of Uber—the most valuable private company in the world—screenwriters will have a hard time toning down reality to make it sound halfway believable.
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Within a few weeks, the media began toning down their Xi-loving language (though signs of public devotion still surface, such as during an international football match in January in the southern province of Guangxi—see picture).
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Kardashian West has slowly started adding opulent accessories — including diamond grills — back into her wardrobe more than two years after getting robbed of $10 million worth of jewelry at gunpoint in Paris and toning down her look.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Criminal justice reform advocates said they expect Donald Trump will embrace moderate change once he is in the White House, toning down the punitive but undefined "law and order" image he projected on the campaign trail.
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Prime Minister Theresa May set out plans to get big business behind her Brexit strategy on Monday, toning down plans to put workers on company boards and promising to spend billions of pounds on science, technology and research.
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Far from toning down his words after saying on Tuesday that any threats by Pyongyang would be "met with fire and fury like the world has never seen," Trump said those remarks may have not gone far enough.
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TV and the HarrisX polling company, found that 28 percent of voters said the media is most responsible for lowering the partisan rhetoric in the U.S., while 39 percent said Trump was responsible for toning down the rhetoric.
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Rubin, a founding board member of the Jewish Democratic Council of America, said Trump's efforts to attract Jewish voters by focusing on Israeli policy — without toning down his attacks on his political adversaries — is a recipe for failure.
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It's a fascinating time to purchase a PC. While Apple has managed to incite a firestorm around the MacBook by toning down performance and stripping out ports, the Windows hardware ecosystem has marched forward in recent years relatively unabated.
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Short of that, Clinton may have felt that she could win over moderates not by directly appealing to them but simply by toning down the economic progressivism and simply hammering Trump as "temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified" for office.
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That led to Japan's Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera toning down a speech on Saturday at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore and "pressure" being removed from a joint statement on North Korea with his South Korean and US counterparts.
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One striking conclusion from the latest surveys of over 500 economists from around the world, covering more than 40 economies, was not just a toning down of the economic outlook, but a clear shift away from long-held optimistic views.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May set out plans to get big business behind her Brexit strategy on Monday, toning down plans to put workers on company boards and promising to spend billions of pounds on science, technology and research.
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With no intentions of toning down her "a little something-something" style, even now that she's added motherhood to her resume, Cardi's nail artist, Jenny Bui of Nails on 7th, confirms that her elaborate two-inch nails are here to stay.
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TV and the HarrisX polling company found that 28503 percent of voters said the media is most responsible for lowering the heated rhetoric in the U.S. Thirty-nine percent of those polled said Trump was responsible for toning down the rhetoric.
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If they were kept in a space that was a little cooler, the bacteria would grow more slowly, perhaps allowing a few other species to find a niche in the sausage and toning down the breakneck pace of acid production.
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In 2016 he ignored the best advice of political experts who posited that Republicans could win in a demographically changing America only by toning down immigration rhetoric, and he won the presidency, victorious even in states Republicans hadn't captured in decades.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Fresh off striking a budget deal with Democrats, Donald Trump is toning down his rhetoric and looking to cut deals on such American hot-button issues as immigration and tax reform in search of a much-needed legislative victory.
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It has attracted criticism for not making itself more welcoming for women or toning down its sexualized atmosphere even as the issue of harassment and assault has grabbed headlines in the last six months and propelled the #MeToo movement into life.
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The Butterbeer ice cream will save your summer days at The Wizarding World The ice cream is by far the best Butterbeer-flavored addition yet, toning down the overpowering sweetness of all the others, from the potted cream to the frozen soda.
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They could offer some kind of vague concession — like some toning-down of the anti-US rhetoric — in exchange for Trump making major concessions on, say, recognition of the North's status as a nuclear power or withdrawing US troops from South Korea.
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And while the film's festival run created what might be some irrational (or at the very least premature) exuberance about its award prospects, all concerned would frankly be better served toning down the intergalactic hype and simply savoring the sheer enjoyment of it.
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Mr. Abe has supported a drive to amend history textbooks, toning down depictions of Japan's abuses in its onetime Asian empire, and he passed legislation to make "moral education" — including the promotion of patriotism — a standard part of the public school curriculum.
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Toning down the razzle-dazzly showmanship that made his name in musicals like "The Book of Mormon" and Disney's "Aladdin," the director and choreographer Casey Nicholaw brings a gentler touch to the material (Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen wrote the score), with surprisingly successful results.
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According to a report from CBS News, Chuck E. Cheese plans to modernize several restaurants by toning down the wacky, colorful design, removing animatronics, and adding large dance floors where a human dressed as the eponymous rodent will come out and dance with children.
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Months after Trump and other international leaders recognized Guaidó, Nicolás Maduro is still clinging to power; Trump is toning down his rhetoric and reportedly getting increasingly frustrated with and tired of the country's problems after Guaidó's May attempt to overthrow the socialist regime failed.
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These two tracks in New York reflect the goals of many American police departments today: arming up for any eventuality, anywhere in the city (an active shooter, a coordinated terror attack), while, at the local level, toning down the everyday encounters between officers and civilians.
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He has no plan to release his taxes, he refuses to treat the press corps in a manner long considered the norm of national political campaigns, and he shows no sign of toning down the insults directed at his opponent and his fellow Republicans.
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And when Molly is asked by a partner to have a chat with a new hire — the only other black woman in the office — about toning down her behavior, Molly throws the task back on the partner, who registers the unfairness of the original request.
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In a clear sign that Donald Trump doesn't intend on toning down his off-the-cuff style in the general election, the Republican nominee put out a call to Moscow on Wednesday morning, asking Russian hackers to find and release more of Hillary Clinton's emails.
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He can express condemnation of such acts all he wants, but his calls for harsher punishments fail to address remedies that might actually work to prevent hate crimes: stricter screening for buyers of firearms and explosives and a toning down of his divisive rhetoric.
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But unlike the sharp run-up in volatility gauges in May-June last year, implied volatility on sterling remains a fraction of what it was in the final days before the Brexit vote suggesting some market participants are toning down their expectations for next month's summit.
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It's also time to provide a more common front to Iran by taming transatlantic tensions, moderating Washington's partisan bickering and toning down Trumpian tweets so that all parties can better leverage the indisputable economic bite of sanctions into a deal that better contains Iran and avoid war.
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Recently he has tried to undermine a plan to build a deepwater port at Anaklia, on Georgia's Black Sea coast, a strategic project backed by America and the EU. The Kremlin has rewarded him by toning down its propaganda and reopening its market to Georgian produce.
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On Monday night, Sony released a new trailer for its upcoming Venom movie at CinemaCon and the new clip gloriously addresses the major problem of the first trailer—by toning down Tom Hardy's emo narration and actually introducing us to Venom, in all his tongue-waggling glory.
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They show that while Trump's foreign policy has become more conventional in certain ways — cozying up to America's traditional Arab partners in the Middle East and toning down his anti-Islam rhetoric — his essentially Trumpiness still can create potential to create serious headaches in US foreign policy.
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Speaking to journalists in Geneva on Wednesday, Mr. al-Hussein said that he had no intention of toning down his remarks, given what he described as the prevailing permissive environment in which political leaders felt able to deliver speeches that moved beyond freedom of expression to incitement.
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"And with the growth numbers in Germany pointing to a recession, there's not much of an excuse to sell gold if you are holding any, keeping the market more or less unchanged even though we had a toning down of the confrontational tone on trade," he said.
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"And with the growth numbers in Germany pointing to a recession, there's not much of an excuse to sell gold if you are holding any, keeping the market more or less unchanged even though we had a toning down of the confrontational tone on trade," Hansen said.
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Italian bond markets have proved resilient in the run-up to the March 4 election thanks to a stronger euro zone economy, a ratings upgrade, a fall in risks of a euro-zone break-up and a toning down of anti-euro rhetoric from populist parties.
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"What we've actually seen was a toning down of rhetoric over the last few months (following Mar-a-Lago) because I think President Trump genuinely believed that Xi Jinping would be able to do something to rein in North Korea," said Frontier Strategy Group Senior China Analyst Josef Jelinek.
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Black was asked on AM to DM on Tuesday about criticism from some in the LGBT community, as exemplified in a recent Outline piece, that Buttigieg is presenting himself to voters as "the most palatable gay man in America" and toning down his sexuality with a more traditional, Midwestern image.
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"There are certain things—upping volume of original footage, toning down description in certain instances—that we will be mindful of while compiling new content," Price said, emphasizing the site is interested in opening a conversation about accessibility and tailoring their service to suit the needs of the visually impaired.
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Bloomsbury approached me during the writing of my PhD on American epic poetry saying that they were interested in turning it into a book so I had the unenviable task of toning down 100,000 word treatise on sacrificial theory and the history of homosexuality into something a little easier to swallow.
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Again, my operating theory is that Mueller is trying to squeeze Manafort into becoming a cooperating witness," McCarthy wrote, later adding, "Assuming that is the goal, I think Mueller's team could have improved the indictment's credibility by toning down what is included and adding in what appears to have been left out.
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Instead of toning down their working class roots to appease the masses, they made music that articulated actual London; like a fight overheard on a Wood Green bus, or what you'd spit at an ex-boyfriend after he'd cheated on you, or the bleak reality of seeing someone's Nokia phone after their death.
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Related: Comedian Leading Guatemalan Presidential Race Accused of Being Front for the Military With little sign of either side toning down the rhetoric, the Organization of American States released a statement on Friday condemning the killing of the boy, and urging both sides to find a peaceful way out of the situation.
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Other revelations in the Times exposé included assertions that it enlisted Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer—who receives large donations from Facebook staff and whose daughter works for the company—to secretly pressure Senator Mark Warner into toning down his criticism of Facebook and make it clear he was expected to work with, not against, the company.
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This showed me that fellow Americans want civil discourse in democracy, instead of biased sensationalizing and demonizing of differing beliefs as portrayed in mainstream media today, as well as the toning down of the vitriol between the political parties that poisons good will and stalls the needed legislation to govern and serve all the people of our country.
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"Tillerson advised sticking with the Paris climate agreement, staying in the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal, preserving the Iran nuclear accord, being tough with Russia over Ukraine, and toning down the rhetoric on North Korea," Anthony Blinken, who served as both Deputy Secretary of State then and Deputy National Security Advisor under Obama, told VICE News.
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Related: The hackers that broke into the Democratic Party may show that Russia is really good at cyberspying In a clear sign that Donald Trump doesn't intend on toning down his off-the-cuff style in the general election, the Republican nominee put out a call to Moscow on Wednesday morning, asking Russian hackers to find and release more of Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Michael Pillsbury, a China scholar at the Hudson Institute who is advising the Trump administration in its negotiations, said the Chinese had been paving the way to better relations by toning down their formerly strident criticism of Mr. Trump and announcing several changes, including proposing more free trade zones around China that would feature open financial markets and better access for American companies.
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Thirty-nine percent of respondents say President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is the most responsible for toning down the heated partisan rhetoric in the U.S., according to a new American Barometer survey of registered voters.
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The Queen of Selfies has always been known for flaunting her diamonds on Instagram and on "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," but after being held at gunpoint and robbed of more than $225 million in jewelry in 2000, she became more discreet about her wealth by toning down her social-media photos, no longer wearing a lot of jewelry in public, and getting 24-hour security.
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The dollar was flat at 251.38 yen while sterling shuffled around at just under $1.28 having been lifted slightly this month by UK Prime Minister Theresa May securing a Brexit transition deal with the EU. "We believe that Powell has not turned dovish but is simply toning down his hawkish tilt," said Philip Wee, a currency strategist at DBS, forecasting another hike in December and as many as four next year.
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The dollar was flat at 51.383 yen while sterling shuffled around at just under $251.38 having been lifted slightly this month by UK Prime Minister Theresa May securing a Brexit transition deal with the EU. "We believe that Powell has not turned dovish but is simply toning down his hawkish tilt," said Philip Wee, a currency strategist at DBS, forecasting another hike in December and as many as four next year.
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Sen. Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) will use a Thursday meeting with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE to advise him on court picks and toning down his rhetoric.
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