Uncertainties in scientists' climate models are swamped by uncertainties about what people will do.
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There are uncertainties in China, but there are uncertainties in many parts of the world.
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Naturally, assessing the future costs and benefits of any action is subject to uncertainties — perhaps very large uncertainties.
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Due to risks and uncertainties, including the risks and uncertainties identified by NOVADAQ in its public securities filings available at www.sec.
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Uncertainties: The study's authors tried to reduce the uncertainties associated with regional climate model simulations by using a group of models.
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RISING UNCERTAINTIES But recent developments underscore rising uncertainties in the trade conflict, which bodes ill for the outlook for external demand.
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The ministry added the economy faces uncertainties such as the anticipated interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve and political uncertainties at home.
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And, as I said, although we've seen some positive developments in terms of uncertainties, I still think there's quite a few uncertainties out there.
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"The uncertainties are sizable, and progress toward our goals and, by implication, the appropriate stance of monetary policy will depend on how these uncertainties evolve," she said.
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It's a daily exercise in balancing the one million big and little uncertainties of your kids' lives with the one million big and little uncertainties of your work.
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"If we want to strengthen the economy, we need to reduce the uncertainties and one of the reasons for the uncertainties is the Jobs Act," Di Maio said.
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Rajoy also said he doesn't plan to change the government's 2016 economic forecasts due to political uncertainties in Spain or global economic uncertainties such as the price of oil.
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It would appear that the stresses we have seen since the turn of the year relate to uncertainties regarding Chinese exchange-rate policy, uncertainties around the price of oil.
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"No matter what uncertainties there might be about him, there are no uncertainties about where Clinton will go or anyone on the Democratic side on this issue in particular," Pavone said.
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"With the current unprecedented uncertainties in global markets, I suggest that entrepreneurs should observe these uncertainties and act before them, do what they must do to move the business forward," Liu says.
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Douglas's interests lie squarely in these uncertainties: the threat of economic collapse, the fear of terrorist attacks (both of which are just as relevant today) — in a word, the uncertainties of modernity.
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Political and policy uncertainties remain, however, and cloud the outlook.
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"There are two uncertainties," said George Walper, president of Spectrum.
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Given multiple uncertainties, we are not yet changing any estimates.
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Still, worries and uncertainties remain, according to other market watchers.
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For industry, the global uncertainties in governance suggest two things.
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Orr said there were significant uncertainties around its rate projections.
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The receipt of this milestone payment involves risks and uncertainties.
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The receipt of these milestone payments involves risks and uncertainties.
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Such uncertainties have led to divergent forecasts for Brazil's economy.
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But Zhang said Xi's crowning moment also comes with uncertainties.
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Those uncertainties account for the range in the foundation's analysis.
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Of course there are uncertainties facing Cuba including demographic trends.
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It remains to be seen whatthose uncertainties hold for us.
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It declined to give a sales forecast, citing global uncertainties.
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An honest economist will admit the uncertainties in any forecast.
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Numerous uncertainties remain and policy may need to adjust accordingly.
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There are other uncertainties ... we are watching all of them.
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For producers and consumers, the tweets just create additional uncertainties.
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Huang also highlighted uncertainties, including politics, in the fourth quarter.
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Here, there are so many uncertainties about what will happen.
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Volatility has remained high as political and economic uncertainties intensify.
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Such uncertainties will surely affect companies' spending and hiring plans.
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However, there are considerable uncertainties over the potential positive effects.
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Both say the financial uncertainties have brought them closer together.
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The company pointed to "continued uncertainties" in its local market.
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Also keeping investors on the edge were uncertainties over Brexit.
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There are any number of strategies to navigate these uncertainties.
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These uncertainties include clouds, land use albedo and solar irradiance.
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Suppliers now face their own uncertainties, threatening livelihoods beyond Boeing.
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Whatever uncertainties awaited, the crew was relieved to be going.
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Uncertainties to global growth are bigger than what people assumed.
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The uncertainties that dogged him for so long still remain.
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There are so many uncertainties right now —politically, economically, monetarily.
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Economic uncertainties have withered the American Dream for so many.
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What are the risks and the uncertainties about the plan?
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Also keeping investors on the edge were uncertainties over Brexit.
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Every time some politician stands up and claims that climate science is rife with uncertainties, a more honest person would add that those uncertainties could just as easily go against us as in our favor.
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"As the U.S. Fed said, the Bank of Korea will keep watching how (global) uncertainties are unfolding, but it's true that we see the uncertainties as decreasing," Senior Deputy Governor Yoon Myun-shik told reporters.
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Leaving borrowing costs on hold last month, it cited uncertainties abroad.
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GM contends this is an insurance policy against future regulatory uncertainties.
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But Hefner's legacy doesn't seem tied to any of those uncertainties.
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S. trade war, while Brexit uncertainties kept overall sentiment in check.
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S. trade war while Brexit uncertainties kept overall sentiment in check.
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These uncertainties have made the FARC slow to surrender their weapons.
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The practice continued after the American revolution, though legal uncertainties emerged.
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Brexit uncertainties will weigh heavily on investment this year and next.
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Given uncertainties, the strength could be as high as 328 kilotons.
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Stora Enso declined to give a sales forecast, citing global uncertainties.
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Big uncertainties still overshadow Saudi Arabia's effort to restructure its economy.
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S. trade frictions have brought uncertainties to our country's economic development.
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Given the uncertainties, bidders could propose using "holdback," bankruptcy lawyers said.
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They allow their actors to portray Jesus's vulnerabilities, uncertainties, and anxieties.
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But "the uncertainties in the orbit grow with time," Yeomans says.
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Good forecasts by the NHC, uncertainties notwithstanding, are allowing timely preparations.
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"The trade discussions are creating uncertainties in the market," he said.
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Uncertainties around tax reform and trade agreements could mute loan growth.
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CHINA'S ECONOMY FACES MANY EXTERNAL UNCERTAINTIES, DOWNWARD PRESSURE CONTINUES -STATS BUREAU
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There are similar uncertainties over the impact on the banking sector.
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Yes, but: There are considerable uncertainties associated with this study's projections.
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The company added a warning about uncertainties in its investment returns.
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In addition to that, uncertainties over the global economy are increasing.
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"There are many uncertainties ahead," the adviser, Yao Chia-wen, said.
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"Growth is declining, uncertainties are rising," he added, referring to Germany.
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They accept the uncertainties of old age without surrendering to them.
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The projections have remained steady in recent days, with uncertainties shrinking.
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Neurosurgery is a nascent field, with new uncertainties at every corner.
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Yet its very uncertainties, expressed with piercing honesty, reel you in.
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In fairness, the "glass half empty" response reflected many remaining uncertainties.
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Defensive sectors like consumer staples typically outperform when market uncertainties rise.
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Yet, there remain huge uncertainties in the extent of that disruption.
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Italy's uncertainties seemed contained to Italy, and Europe's economy kept growing.
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U.S.-China trade uncertainties also weighed on the business, Morin said.
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U.S.-China trade uncertainties also weighed on the business, Morin said.
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Airlines have long been exposed to uncertainties around short-term revenue.
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"There are lots of uncertainties," said Mr. Legant, the art adviser.
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Amid all the uncertainties on Malta today, one thing seems clear.
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Trade policy Uncertainties over U.S. trade policy won't likely deter dealmakers.
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These statements involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ.
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"Given those uncertainties, both 5 and 10 billion are reasonable estimates."
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New risks and uncertainties emerge from time to time, and it is not possible for us to predict all risks and uncertainties that could have an impact on the forward-looking statements contained in this release.
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Very small uncertainties about the weather over much broader regions also make nearly identical weather patterns diverge with time, and the uncertainties over larger regions (say a 100 mile rectangle) completely override any influence from butterflies.
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A further problem in model building is that uncertainties about feedback loops like the one between ocean temperature and CO22050 absorption also underpin uncertainties about a parameter called climate sensitivity, which is crucial to models' predictions.
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Fewer Britons visited as the pound lost value amid uncertainties over Brexit.
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Here's the money graph: The blue shading represents uncertainties in the forecast.
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Such uncertainties magnify the dangerous risk: the use of force in space.
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Further weakness in sterling is forecast however with uncertainties surrounding May's leadership.
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But CICERO pointed to uncertainties in China's coal data, and frequent revisions.
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Gains in broader Asian shares were capped by fresh uncertainties around Brexit.
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Critics of the referendum argue an exit could initiate major economic uncertainties.
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Uncertainties remain; individual research contained within the report may yet be challenged.
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There are different indexes – trade policy and uncertainties and they are elevated.
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Political turmoil in Italy, Britain and Hong Kong has also heightened uncertainties.
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" "There are still some uncertainties surrounding the results of the OPEC+ talks.
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Projections on the regional level, however, vary greatly and have large uncertainties.
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Eager to declare a victory, governments glossed over many uncertainties about HFCs.
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Gold is a preferred asset during times of economic and political uncertainties.
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Rather, they're a vehicle to settling the uncertainties in the royal marriage.
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That said, overall market conditions and restructuring uncertainties could materially impact revenues.
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Life in Nepal is filled with uncertainties for poor people like Maya.
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He said it was better to give ranges because of many uncertainties.
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Gold is a preferred safe-haven asset during economic and political uncertainties.
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Brexit and its attendant uncertainties will further weaken Britain's already weakening economy.
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It noted that the study was based on modeling with "inherent uncertainties".
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Gold prices held steady on Monday, supported by uncertainties around Sino-U.
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"I think the market is grappling with some fundamental uncertainties," she said.
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The uncertainties lie in how many Google developers and customers will defect.
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We also see uncertainties around MutRe's future strategic direction under this scenario.
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In light of the uncertainties surrounding the sector, give us your view.
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Gold is often used as a hedge against political and financial uncertainties.
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Uncertainties around Brexit are also increasing bullion's safe haven appeal, analysts said.
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However, gold's losses were capped by uncertainties over elections and geopolitical tensions.
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But remember, there are all sorts of uncertainties involved in these projections.
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"Some political uncertainties have dissipated," ING Romania chief economist Ciprian Dascalu said.
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Uncertainties arising from that controversy have held back other Chinese investment plans.
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Titley compares these uncertainties within climate science to a Van Gogh painting.
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A number of key risks and uncertainties highlighted in recent meetings persist.
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Easing political tensions in Britain and Japan have reduced some global uncertainties.
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We know that there are a lot of uncertainties in the world.
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Market volatility has eased, though uncertainties about global growth could revive that.
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It could last as long as the uncertainties dogging Europe — perhaps years.
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These uncertainties are a bad omen for homeowners in flood-prone areas.
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Among those uncertainties will be the Trump administration's future relations with Russia.
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"The uncertainties concern how quickly you can take out efficiencies," Brekke added.
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Sean Trende, RealClearPolitics: A look at some of the 2018 survey uncertainties.
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Brexit uncertainties and a weak pound also contributed, according to The Telegraph.
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I also encourage people to post their fears, their uncertainties and doubts.
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Concerns are that the law would lead to uncertainties and compliance risks.
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Uncertainties will always be there, but they will wear off with time.
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Yet that meant little in light of the overwhelming uncertainties Sino-U.
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And I think people want a safe harbor amidst times of uncertainties.
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There is a need to reduce those uncertainties and have clear boundaries.
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She explained the option and uncertainties in a recent commentary in JAMA.
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Europe is seen as tempting as financial and political uncertainties have diminished.
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However, uncertainties about regulations have prevented companies from actually issuing such cards.
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"However, the uncertainties caused by the coronavirus are coming now," Wansleben said.
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Uncertainties abound, such as what happens if graduates have difficulty making payments.
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There is a need to reduce those uncertainties and have clear boundaries.
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"John Deere's performance reflected continued uncertainties in the agricultural sector," May said.
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"Efforts at economic diversification are...hampered by exchange rate uncertainties," he said.
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The company cited uncertainties on the Supreme Court in announcing its decision.
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Uncertainty abounds GM also faces other uncertainties, including the global trade wars.
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Their lives are full of uncertainties, and fears have taken new forms.
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Brexit negotiations and US trade policy are creating uncertainties around international trade.
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They also face uncertainties surrounding Britain's planned exit from the European Union.
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Despite that, uncertainties remain and China is one of the risks, said Lowe.
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Fresh uncertainties have hurt risk appetite and boosted demand for safe-haven assets.
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Meanwhile, trade worries add to domestic uncertainties that are already hitting consumer sentiment.
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Uncertainties about the outcome of the French presidential election kept global markets jittery.
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In this time of unparalleled uncertainties, Brexit might not be inevitable after all.
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The Associated Press explains the complex background in Lebanon and future uncertainties HERE.
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In February, Thiam highlighted a number of external uncertainties weighing on the bank.
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Every school year brings with it a new set of questions and uncertainties.
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Uncertainties surrounding a new government resulted in investors selling the , stocks and bonds.
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Such uncertainties have spurred extreme measures by some countries to stem the spread.
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Isarescu said uncertainties stem from fiscal policy and an election cycle in Romania.
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This is being "driven by continued geopolitical uncertainties," Tan said in a statement.
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But others stressed the uncertainties abounding as Malaysia's politics moved into uncharted territory.
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However, the study notes that the uncertainties may actually underplay global temperature increases.
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The uncertainties covering hoovering over the economy are profound, and that's the tension.
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Like any journey into the unknown, mine was filled with surprises and uncertainties.
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With all of these uncertainties, that 2020 "goal" seems less and less likely.
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" POLITICS * "Acute social conflicts will add uncertainties to the already adverse economic environment.
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The share — listed as 'SE' — ended the day solid despite some initial uncertainties.
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That obfuscation left the uncertainties and fears of human beings front and center.
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Yet he cited a basket of "uncertainties" that cloud the Fed's rosy outlook.
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Small changes—or small errors or uncertainties—can lead to wildly different outcomes.
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It's reasonable to acknowledge there are probabilities and uncertainties inherent in scientific predictions.
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Dutch bank ING sees Brexit uncertainties preventing a Bank of England rate hike.
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But that introduces a whole new set of uncertainties—financial and political ones.
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You've got CEOs that are actually rising in their confidence, despite those uncertainties.
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ING's Smith pointed to further uncertainties, including another extension of the Brexit date.
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"Today's events reinforce the uncertainties in this market," the French company's executive added.
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Oil prices ended mixed, as investors weighed rising U.S. production against geopolitical uncertainties.
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ING's Smith pointed to further uncertainties, including another extension of the Brexit date.
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"There are now considerable uncertainties about oil-demand growth globally," Mr Atkinson says.
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He is bearish on Gap because of its low margins and structural uncertainties.
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There are various uncertainties to the outlook, so we'll take that into account.
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They cited uncertainties around FLNG technology and a public debt crisis in Mozambique.
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But any advantages are likely to be outweighed by the enormous uncertainties ahead.
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It's a situation fraught with uncertainties—particularly for patients of diverse ethnic backgrounds.
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But OPEC's decision to trim output points to further uncertainties within the alliance.
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Uncertainties abound in trade relations, consumer trends, stock markets and the manufacturing industry.
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Analysts said interest rate volatility and policy uncertainties are also hurting investor sentiment.
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Given all the uncertainties there's certainly no reason for consumers to rush in.
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This creates some obvious uncertainties for anyone trying to design for this future.
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"Given the current uncertainties, I think GBP weakens into year end," Derrick concluded.
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It's a pledge of loving devotion, his specialty, that brushes against larger uncertainties.
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Yet, it is true, the list of uncertainties is still long and vexing.
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Population genetics is a complicated, fast-moving field with many uncertainties of interpretation.
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We carry out many simulations with numerous variations to account for these uncertainties.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS THERE ARE SUBSTANTIAL UNCERTAINTIES ABOUT THE MAGNITUDE OF THOSE FACTORS
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We're all familiar with the ego-bruising, chest-thumping uncertainties of social ritual.
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The company cites "mounting macro uncertainties" and "lackluster demand" for its memory chips.
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They will also witness low client activity due to global uncertainties, Moody's said.
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Given lower demand and increased uncertainties, businesses might feel less inclined to invest.
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But uncertainties remain: Researchers are still not sure which animal started the outbreak.
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Uncertainties surrounding the US-China trade war weighed on the sector last year.
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They said those uncertainties were now resolved and that growth would accelerate accordingly.
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Add to these uncertainties a new wild card — terrorism, and a shaken citizenry.
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Uncertainties ahead of United States-China trade talks, which are scheduled for Oct.
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But methods for dating rocks are imprecise, involving uncertainties of thousands of years.
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The next few years will be full of false certainties — and false uncertainties.
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Nevertheless, fortunately, judges ruled unanimously, and this could mitigate uncertainties to some extent.
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JB: So how did you balance those uncertainties in making this new rule?
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They were also focused on "uncertainties" about both inflation and the economic outlook.
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There were many uncertainties, however, and downward pressure on inflation could prove unexpectedly persistent.
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It makes you feel like the world narrowly consists of tension, angst, and uncertainties.
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Together with uncertainties around earnings generation, this could put pressure on the bank's capitalisation.
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Heymann said the removal of those "uncertainties" in the coming months will provide relief.
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The findings could help narrow down huge uncertainties about when the ice will vanish.
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Uncertainties over the U.S.-China trade war have captivated the market into year-end.
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REUTERS POLL - POLITICAL UNCERTAINTIES SEE SHORT BETS ON INDONESIA'S RUPIAH AND THAI BAHT RISE
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But the uncertainties and investigations regarding Tether remain a threatening cloud on its horizon.
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Such uncertainties explain why many MPs now talk of a vote of no confidence.
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It faces many uncertainties, from synthetic diamonds to changing relationships with polishers and cutters.
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Political turmoil in Hong Kong, Britain and Italy has also heightened uncertainties for investors.
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"There are a lot of uncertainties," he said, referring to the newly-identified virus.
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Depressed domestic confidence, rising unemployment and political and policy uncertainties are hurting domestic demand.
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Uncertainties relating to protectionism, vulnerabilities in emerging markets, and financial market volatility remain prominent.
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Given the uncertainties involved, that is a pretty close match to their other figure.
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The "remain" campaign is right to say that leaving the EU brings huge uncertainties.
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Either way, the effect is tiny relative to the larger uncertainties in GDP projections.
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There are also lingering uncertainties about the Crown Prince's relationship with the military government.
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Given the risk factors, uncertainties and assumptions discussed below, actual results may differ materially.
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Given these uncertainties, you should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
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Three external uncertainties are mounting, each of which will also test Mr Xi's leadership.
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This is due to uncertainties relating to on-and-off balance sheet asset quality.
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"There are increasing uncertainties about the future trends in the housing market," Xia said.
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But reflecting uncertainties about the announcement, representatives of the insurgents voiced only cautious optimism.
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Romero said there are still many uncertainties that could cause the fire to explode.
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"The uncertainties surrounding the trade talks have not decreased at all," said Commerzbank analysts.
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On the other hand, there are uncertainties and their explanations can improve over time.
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The company apologised to customers and investors for "inconveniences and uncertainties" from the recalls.
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Investors have also been piling up cash as volatility increases and global uncertainties mount.
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Gold is used as a safe investment during times of political and financial uncertainties.
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Local investors are on the sidelines due to uncertainties regarding tax proposals, analysts said.
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"We remain cautious because the uncertainties in the global economy remain high," Baete said.
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Uncertainties regarding developments such as a possible Brexit currently inhibit a more optimistic outlook.
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In its pardon, the White House said there were uncertainties in the Hammonds' case.
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These questions go hand in hand with uncertainties about the health of the planet.
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Obviously, Italy's political turmoil and uncertainties in the future caused European market to fall.
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Further doubts have been stoked by presidential uncertainties in Iran and the United States.
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Trump had sought, up until Thursday, to emphasize whatever uncertainties still surround the case.
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That question is worth raising, but remains difficult to answer, given the technical uncertainties.
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"How should policy be formulated in the face of such significant uncertainties?" she said.
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And superposed on these statistical uncertainties is the final uncertainty of all: human intervention.
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Recruitment firm PageGroup fell 10.5% among midcaps after warning on earnings amid Brexit uncertainties.
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Market players were fleeing stocks due to uncertainties about the coronavirus' impact on business.
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We regular folks are complicated — tied in knots of ambivalence and befogged with uncertainties.
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The book is honest about the numerous questions and uncertainties which surround these measures.
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But there is one agonizing difference: They are not your uncertainties to work out.
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Its Executive Director, Dr Fatih Birol, ascribed this to the uncertainties created by politics.
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Other banks have also flagged risks to oil demand growth due to economic uncertainties.
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These uncertainties aren't stopping Laufer and his collaborators from continuing to develop the device.
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Gold is seen as an alternative investment during times of economic and political uncertainties.
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Such uncertainties are leading some countries to take extreme measures to stem the spread.
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Here are the biggest uncertainties: It's unclear whether Stadia games will continue streaming smoothly.
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The Fed has cited uncertainties around trade as a headwind to the U.S. economy.
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Gold is seen as a safe-haven during times of economic and political uncertainties.
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Many oceanographers also use computer models that seek to compensate statistically for the uncertainties.
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The FTSE 100, already in the grip of Brexit uncertainties, extend losses to 0.8%.
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It shows a degree of flexibility and a nod toward global uncertainties moving forward.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Britain today confronts a variety of deep, even existential, uncertainties.
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But foreign investors are holding off due to uncertainties created by the impending election.
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Aso said he told the ministers that global financial uncertainties are on the rise.
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Changing government policies in producing countries are creating uncertainties and hitting supply, said Hynes.
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Banks exposed to Brexit uncertainties, including Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays also rose.
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Beyond such uncertainties, Leduc said he was not worried about the CSeries aircraft itself.
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But uncertainties in the U.S.-China trade conflict clouded the outlook for external demand.
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At the same time forward sales are hampered by trade war uncertainties, he added.
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It's high time to get rid of these uncertainties, so I asked an expert.
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DelGaudio had put in long days at the theater for weeks, but uncertainties lingered.
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Naturally, as part of this process, consideration should be given to the underlying uncertainties inherent in science's projections of climate change impacts — including extreme weather events and sea-level rise — and how proposed actions will perform in the face of those uncertainties.
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Persistent macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties, however, gathered steam, clouded visibility and ushered in renewed caution.
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Despite lingering uncertainties about Trump's policies, Japan has been especially keen to gain his favor.
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Domestic political uncertainties, which undermined domestic business activities, have subsided after the recent presidential election.
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Oil prices advanced during Asian hours, after slumping nearly 26.49 percent overnight amid lingering uncertainties.
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However, regulations from both Beijing and Washington and China's economic slowdown remain uncertainties for investors.
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Such uncertainties will reinforce the determination of Canada and Mexico to diversify their trade relationships.
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Uncertainties remain over final calibrations, and further reductions in UniCredit's RWAs would cut its needs.
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"Tactically, people are definitely being a little more cautious because of the uncertainties," he said.
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Mindful of the uncertainties of the theatrical life, his parents enjoined him from pursuing it.
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Gold is considered a safe store of value in times of political or economic uncertainties.
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"We still see some uncertainties with respect to the medium-term inflation outlook," Draghi said.
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CHINA FX REGULATOR SAYS EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT REMAINS COMPLEX AND SEVERE, GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS FACE UNCERTAINTIES
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Germany's economy ministry in part blamed "uncertainties" in trade for a decline in manufacturing orders.
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Now MPs have given warning that such uncertainties threaten to undermine scientific collaboration in Britain.
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"But there are so many uncertainties, so we need to hurry up," Liu told Reuters.
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S. KOREA'S C.BANK CHIEF SAYS EXTERNAL UNCERTAINTIES ROSE SHARPLY, DOMESTIC INFLATION STOOD FAR BELOW TARGET
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We think macroeconomic uncertainties have built since our last positive deep dive in mid-April.
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This is completely anticipatory based upon uncertainties around the trade war, slowing growth in Europe.
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The domino effect of undoing the Nestlé-L'Oréal pact might mean even more uncertainties ahead.
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Dragonfly still faces many difficulties and uncertainties, which can only be resolved by continuing efforts.
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"The problem is that political uncertainties have prevailed for a couple of days," he said.
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The BCC referred to "mounting global and domestic uncertainties" as reasons for the weaker outlook.
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China however will be able to weather the uncertainties due to its unique financial system.
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But many uncertainties remain, according to Huw Morris, a clinical neuroscientist at University College, London.
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Because of these uncertainties, using the monkeys to model autism doesn't make sense, she says.
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The new $14 billion bid is about 6 percent sweeter, but also comes with uncertainties.
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Uncertainties remain, including whether Italy would offer guarantees to underpin the bank or inject capital.
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Gold is considered a safe store of value during times of economic or political uncertainties.
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Examples abound of the kind of uncertainties Brexit has created for sovereign funds' British holdings.
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The urgency comes from the uncertainties of a Trump administration, but also the personal stakes.
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Uncertainties about authorship remind us that the cult of the individual genius long postdates Monteverdi.
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"The uncertainties are regarding China and the demand of iPhone sales within China," said Morganlander.
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The statement said uncertainties on their outlook would remain and they would act as appropriate.
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Through all the economic and political uncertainties, the vote will fundamentally change Britain and Europe.
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But he acknowledged international trade frictions and other external uncertainties are hurting exports and imports.
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"So, mom and pop are still very concerned with the uncertainties facing them," Roseen said.
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A handful of Federal Reserve presidents have already raised the alarm over the trade uncertainties.
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The analysis helps companies explore uncertainties, challenge internal bias, anticipate change and develop resilient strategies.
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"There are uncertainties around global trade, but Australia has been weathering the storm," Felsman added.
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Fortunately, strategies to address the risks and uncertainties of a dry future have been developed.
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It contains all kinds of food for thought, both in its numbers and its uncertainties.
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The costs and uncertainties in that market have led to unacceptable levels of uninsured individuals.
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Steel prices were also dragged by worries over uncertainties between the United States and China.
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To be sure, fair-minded people can and should ask: What are the real uncertainties?
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Those uncertainties and outright reversals are bad for visa applicants and refugees, to be sure.
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In this darkly comic Edward Albee diptych, the outside world has its uncertainties and terrors.
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Here are some of the calculations, and the uncertainties, behind the course it has chosen.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong also brings a new set of uncertainties to an already anxious newsroom.
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Demand for safe-haven assets such as gold has been high as broader uncertainties remain.
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Those uncertainties were magnified by the president's bizarre appearance with Mr. Putin in Helsinki, Finland.
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"This would bolster CBK's preparedness to deal with heightened global volatility and uncertainties," it added.
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Gold is considered to be a safe investment at time of political and economic uncertainties.
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That's without, you know, any oil price uncertainties which obviously put another story into play.
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"2016 will be characterized by continued market headwinds and uncertainties," Spiesshofer said on a call.
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Even if those uncertainties clear up, data increasingly suggest that economic damage is already materializing.
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The threatening uncertainties surrounding the global health crisis have also fueled racist sentiment in California.
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There is no real upside other than the postponement of the uncertainties of leaving now.
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But witnesses could bolster their case and remove any lingering uncertainties about the president's intentions.
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Conley said that "due to scheduling uncertainties," the hospital visit was kept off the record.
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But their own stories are also riddled with uncertainties, from their origins to their ages.
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Broader Asian markets saw limited gains as uncertainties over trade and economic growth dampened sentiment.
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Whether the money will materialize is one of the great uncertainties about the Paris deal.
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Gold got a lift form uncertainties surrounding U.S.-China trade talks ahead of a Dec.
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Nonetheless, all these uncertainties are driving the American business community into a state of panic.
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The climate science community already self-organizes to do deep dives on particularly vexing uncertainties.
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S. trade tensions and global political uncertainties, including Britain's potential departure from the European Union.
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Nonetheless, uncertainties about the outlook remained, including those posed by the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Yet many uncertainties remain on America's influence on the ultimate direction of the Asia-Pacific.
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The Moline, Illinois-based company blamed "continued uncertainties" in the farm sector for its travails.
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With more data and better understanding of statistical uncertainties, the discrepancy might disappear, they say.
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Clearly, the financial, legal and socio-political uncertainties of doing business with Iran are great.
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Uncertainties from an evolving regulatory environment could also add to challenges from the operating environment.
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"Those are all the uncertainties, and we'll see how this all plays out," Fink said.
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" KIM HYUN-SU, DIRECTOR, IBK ASSET MANAGEMENT, SEOUL: "Uncertainties will ease in the stock market.
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Analysts say that uncertainties around the Washington and Beijing trade dispute will extend into 2020.
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On Wednesday, the company reiterated that uncertainties remain on that front, under its risk factors.
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"There are lots of uncertainties," said Marc Pierini, a former European Union ambassador to Turkey.
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"A Gun Show" almost coquettishly advertises its underlying uncertainties and flirts with its own impotence.
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The misgivings and uncertainties are in the words, which can't chime away uncertainty so easily.
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Still, there are many uncertainties over whether this will benefit Democrats or Republicans beyond 2016.
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That might have been a consequence of uncertainties in the positions of the background stars.
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Championships are decided by slim margins, and there can be huge positives in limiting uncertainties.
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"We remain alert in the wake of mounting global uncertainties," de Guindos said in Madrid.
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Among these uncertainties, the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China remains an overhang.
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This is "a market of uncertainties," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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Isarescu said the inflation outlook was marked by uncertainties over the government's fiscal and income plans.
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Big political obstacles and economic uncertainties stand in the way of the outcome Trump is predicting.
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But there are significant uncertainties on the scale of the direct and indirect effects for banks.
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Growth in the second quarter won't slow sharply, Yoo added, although uncertainties will continue to persist.
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The company did not provide an outlook due to uncertainties surrounding the review of its business.
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"Consumer sentiment could increasingly be affected by the external uncertainties and weaker asset markets," he said.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: And I think these uncertainties we've talked about, we have to watch very carefully.
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However, it said there were gaps and uncertainties in the report which still needed further research.
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Right now, the weight of uncertainties surrounding a two-state solution seems to outweigh the benefits.
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MTN's regulatory and operational uncertainties in the west African country sent shares in the company plummeting.
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Given the uncertainties over customer footfall Greggs is cautious on the outlook for sales across 21.
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The fate of the Antarctic Ice Sheet represents one of the largest uncertainties in climate science.
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At the same time, heightening economic uncertainties could increase the need for additional stimulus, he added.
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European stocks dipped Tuesday afternoon, as broad uncertainties over trade and economic growth soured investor sentiment.
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He cited low inflation and uncertainties over outlook as reasons to be patient on raising rates.
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The major U.S. indexes lost more than 1 percent each for the week amid global uncertainties.
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That could create new uncertainties, including possibly triggering another general election or even a second referendum.
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But Warjiyo said global uncertainties were expected to subside in the second half of the year.
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Given the uncertainties on diplomacy and trade, economic news is currently of secondary importance to investors.
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Critics of Mrs May on both sides of the Brexit debate are grumbling about the uncertainties.
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But the scope of Trump's order drives home the uncertainties of that process, healthcare experts said.
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"Consumers have generally been less affected by Brexit uncertainties than business," GfK executive Joe Staton said.
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But an earnings slowdown and political uncertainties are likely to put a cap on stocks' upside.
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The Fed has been citing soft inflation and concerns about global growth and trade war uncertainties.
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But preparing for its uncertainties, while you lie on the beach, can at least be entertaining.
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Last month, the bank said uncertainties in international markets motivated it to keep the rate steady.
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Those projections were left out of the Missouri report because there are still so many uncertainties.
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In case you didn't realize it by now, Trump as president carries a lot of uncertainties.
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He said early elections "will give great impetus to the economy, lift uncertainties and increase investments".
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Currently, more uncertainties fall on who will take over them after they resign from current position.
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"We know that uncertainties hamper investments and this is totally understandable but not good," Zypries said.
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"The examination is laborious, expensive and is loaded with major uncertainties," Montgomery told Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper.
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A spokesman for Goldman Sachs said there were "numerous uncertainties" about the outcome of Brexit negotiations.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements of NewLink Genetics that involve substantial risks and uncertainties.
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China's statistics bureau said the economy faces a complex situation with increasing external uncertainties, Reuters reported.
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Packaging company Mondi slumped 6.2% as it warned that economic uncertainties continued to impact trading environment.
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Schumacher said, given the uncertainties, it's hard to say where the decline in yields will stop.
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There are risks stemming from trade policy, from Brexit and uncertainties around various political decision making.
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In addition to the uncertainties about who will take the governor's post, more scandals are looming.
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It blamed currency fluctuations, uncertainties in the global market and a sluggish China, its biggest market.
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To be sure: BofA acknowledges uncertainties in their forecast, especially the known unknowns about EV penetration.
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Despite its exposure to uncertainties abroad, the German economy is getting impulses from consumption and construction.
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Coeure pointed to continuing trade weakness resulting from global uncertainties, which were hurting the manufacturing sector.
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"Given the uncertainties, we need to ensure our customers are cautious with their London property investments".
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It is common for companies to eliminate uncertainties such as legal risk ahead of a deal.
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Lenders typically manage this risk, usually aware of the uncertainties surrounding a deal of such magnitude.
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Trump's new world is full of uncertainties, but there is one thing we can count on.
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Technology and energy stocks closed higher Monday, helping Wall Street shake off uncertainties following the explosion.
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"Brexit will create some uncertainties," CGN Senior Vice President Zheng Dongshan said at an industry event.
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But Dr. Myhrvold says the uncertainties are much greater, more than 100 percent in many cases.
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The uncertainties are multiplied in " Lord Jim " (18963), Conrad's first full-length novel using this method.
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Economic uncertainties, heightened now by the U.S.-China trade war, are making many affluent Chinese jittery.
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The economic news, political news and tariff uncertainties helped gold move out of the narrow range.
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Halford said a decision will be made at the full-year meeting, after some uncertainties dissipate.
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Uncertainties over Indonesia's mining rules have been a flashpoint between miners and the government for years.
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Still, with driverless grocery delivery in its infancy, the Kroger partnership faces a number of uncertainties.
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Anbang's new $14 billion bid is about 6 percent sweeter, but it also comes with uncertainties.
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"With uniqueness also come uncertainties — of complications during design and construction and of cost," he writes.
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Russians and the West should bear in mind how easily political uncertainties can become rigid convictions.
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One of the only uncertainties ahead of the vote is how big the turnout will be.
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Cataloguing biodiversity loss is a critically important job, but it's not without huge challenges and uncertainties.
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" Given the current uncertainties faced by up-and-comers, "you won't have that in the future.
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He also said that protectionism and terrorism were uncertainties for the recovery of the global economy.
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To be sure, surgery is no magic bullet; it comes with uncertainties and potential side effects.
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But the uncertainties of the last year have tested Dempsey's other key trait: his mental fortitude.
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In the face of those uncertainties, returning to the devil you know—cigarettes—may seem safer.
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"There are uncertainties, surprises and mistakes in every battle that come with a cost," he wrote.
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Any climate modeling comes with inherent uncertainties—there's no way to perfectly represent such complex systems.
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And that's why clearing up trade uncertainties to spur business capital outlays is of paramount importance.
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The bank said the uncertainties around trade policy are poised to hurt the company's bottom line.
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Earlier this month, Cisco Systems Inc forecast quarterly revenue and profit below estimates, citing trade uncertainties.
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Seager felt a surprising sense of relief from the uncertainties of sickness, a kind of liberation.
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The panel tasked OPEC's Secretariat to look into different metrics with deep analysis of market uncertainties.
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However, encouraging signals in the past have proved short-lived and continuing uncertainties kept investors cautious.
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Gold got a further lift form uncertainties surrounding U.S.-China trade talks ahead of a Dec.
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To cope with these uncertainties, we have to turn preparation for survival into the new normal.
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There are also uncertainties over the government's plan to raise the sales tax later this year.
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There have been challenges, including trade uncertainties over trade agreements with Canada that could affect pricing.
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"The latest agreement removed two uncertainties," he said, referring to steel tariff exemptions and KORUS renegotiation.
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The central bank cited uncertainties around trade and muted inflation as headwinds to the U.S. economy.
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Oil prices bounced back a tad from falls on Monday, but remained hobbled by trade uncertainties.
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But this is no reason to avoid the analysis — indeed, forthrightly confronting the uncertainties is essential.
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Nonetheless, the Fund noted that some of the biggest economic uncertainties, highlighted in October, have dissipated.
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His candidacy could raise uncertainties in markets because of his perceived closeness to the prime minister.
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Indeed, several major brokerages have issued hold investment ratings on the stock because of the uncertainties.
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It also declined to provide updated full-year earnings guidance, citing uncertainties in its operating environment.
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The UK central bank said Brexit uncertainties "had intensified considerably" since its last meeting in November.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deepening uncertainties over the direction and timetable of Brexit negotiations may force Toyota (7203.
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Last November, signatories of a United Nations convention on biodiversity noted "uncertainties regarding engineered gene drives".
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Those deficits added to a political crisis which created uncertainties for both foreign and national investors.
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As uncertainties grew, there were some investors taking profits after the KOSPI's recent rise, he added.
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"It certainly was one of the uncertainties we discussed and factored into today's decision," she said.
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Yet Donald Trump and the Chinese authorities have foolishly introduced dangerous new uncertainties into the equation.
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The uncertainties mean global forecasts for the global electric vehicle market are all over the map.
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Health officials have weighed directing immigrants to seek out guidance from consulates, given the many uncertainties.
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Murray's uncle, Calvin Murray, offers an example of the uncertainties of life as a baseball prospect.
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A toy can spark play that reflects a child's hopes and dreams, or fears and uncertainties.
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That's a wide range, reflecting some of the uncertainties scientists have in how ice will melt.
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S. relations face new uncertainties but with mutual respect for core interests they will remain stable.
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In "The Uncertainties of Strategy," he argues that this kind of failure is actually fairly common.
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These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements including, without limitation, the timing of development of the Company's compounds, the future acceptance of such compounds, and the risks, uncertainties, including the uncertainties surrounding the current market volatility, and other factors Mount Tam identifies from time to time in its filings with the SEC.
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These uncertainties, legal experts say, may threaten the new data transfer deal — known as the E.U.-U.
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Uncertainties about U.S. Republican President Donald Trump's trade policies have also prompted the conversations, the advisers said.
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It's all about understanding the uncertainties around the data and what this woman's unique cycle looks like.
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The uncertainties created by such changes temporarily influenced investment activity and contributed to volatile financial market conditions.
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Meir added that support comes from a "myriad political and economic uncertainties" that lie ahead in 2017.
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While there are so many uncertainties that could drag down stocks further, they do offer attractive valuations.
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The central bank reiterated that uncertainties about the recovery of the country's finances continues to pressure prices.
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They noted that by incorporating these into the equation, it brings up significant amounts of scientific uncertainties.
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But an economic slowdown that began in late 2018 appears to have accentuated uncertainties in the city.
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The company cited uncertainties in Mexico and Russia among the factors hurting results, along with currency factors.
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Uncertainties remain about consumers' changing spending patterns, including the shift to online and their hyper-promotional focus.
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It is an album on which uncertainties not only linger but are in fact the guiding principle.
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The study explored almost 1,000 scenarios based on various emissions limits, regional differences, technology uncertainties and more.
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QSR's IPO plans have seen repeated delays due to choppy markets and domestic political uncertainties, sources said.
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Our capex estimates do not factor in potential investment by GENS in Japan due to significant uncertainties.
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So, while there are these uncertainties, manufacturers in the district still say that business is pretty good.
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The world is full of new uncertainties, not least Brexit and the election of President Donald Trump.
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SAFE said the external environment remained complex and severe, and global financial markets continued to face uncertainties.
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The global economic recovery is weak and faces uncertainties, but the Chinese economy remains resilient, Zhang said.
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"They significantly reduce some of the uncertainties weighing on the continuity of this asset," the analysts said.
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Sectors considered safer during times of uncertainties such as utilities, telecoms and consumer staples were in favor.
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British Steel told the British government that it needs more state aid because of "uncertainties around Brexit".
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Among the many uncertainties is how far Trump is prepared to match his tough words with action.
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Trade war uncertainties and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut has sent gold soaring this month.
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Lingering geo-political uncertainties in the Persian Gulf are also providing support to gold prices, Meir added.
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Trump will have to show that this week's uncertainties are not a sign of a serious ailment.
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Samsung however said it faced "persistent" uncertainties in the memory and mobile businesses in the second half.
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But there are big uncertainties regarding the end of the year with regards to Iran and Venezuela.
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It cited uncertainties over trade protectionism, supply chains and security arrangements due to the U.S. administration change.
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"The domestic market has some uncertainties, but the international market has good opportunities for Geely," he added.
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It also lowered its economic growth estimate to 2.27 percent from 2.41 percent, citing growing global uncertainties.
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"The data suggest continued uncertainties and headwinds to the outlook," wrote Shengzu Wang, an analyst at Barclays.
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Actual future results may differ materially from those projected as a result of certain risks and uncertainties.
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For a discussion of such risks and uncertainties, see "Risk Factors" as described in Ormat Technologies, Inc.
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These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions.
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Such factors include, among others, the inherent uncertainties associated with new business opportunities and development stage companies.
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Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, said the slowdown reflected greater uncertainties in economies and financial markets.
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The euro area's outlook was also slightly brighter despite uncertainties about Britain's future relationship with the continent.
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"It's critical that we get it in service given the continuing uncertainties about competing pipelines," he said.
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Sterling was dragged lower by Brexit uncertainties and traded at its lowest level since April 2017 earlier.
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" * "Now that the economic environment is fraught with uncertainties and challenges, we must get ourselves well prepared.
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"I think polling has to get better about describing the uncertainties inherent in the polls," he said.
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"The challenging external environment highlighted in May has worsened, as have macro-economic uncertainties," the company said.
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The risks are "primarily coming from trade and tariff uncertainties and certainly ... slower growth abroad," George said.
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"There are certainly some gaps, uncertainties, discrepancies," OPCW Director General Ahmet Uzumcu, a Turkish diplomat, told Reuters.
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"The uncertainties around the macro backdrop have elicited some strength to the U.S. dollar," ANZ's Hynes said.
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But despite economic and financial market uncertainties, we do not believe it is a one-way bet.
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Prices have been under pressure as Britons have held back on buying homes due to Brexit uncertainties.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has created new uncertainties over the U.S. stance toward the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Given such uncertainties over the price outlook, the board decided to conduct the comprehensive review in September.
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As soon as Farleigh began working with Paltrow, any uncertainties she might have had were immediately resolved.
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Business lobbyists have been in talks with the White House on the issue, but some reported uncertainties.
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Chief Executive Steve Ingham warned that the uncertainties stemming from Brexit could linger on for a while.
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"Members broadly shared the view that uncertainties surrounding the inflation outlook had been receding," the ECB said.
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Others aren't as rosy on the current outlook for homebuilders, given uncertainties about the tax reform plan.
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Can both stability and democracy coexist in nations that are roiled by volatilities, uncertainties, complexities, and ambiguity?
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However, the resolution of the wind-down unit of the HAA (HETA) brings its share of uncertainties.
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"The project business... continues to be subject to industry-specific uncertainties," the company said in a statement.
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Japanese equities may be vulnerable and could initially sell off due to the uncertainties of the poll.
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Traders appear sanguine despite the uncertainties of tax reform getting through in Washington and escalated geopolitical tensions.
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The surge in prices came in spite of SK Hynix warning of continued "macroeconomic uncertainties" in 2019.
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However, rising global political and economic uncertainties prompted some investors to buy bullion as a safe haven.
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Among these uncertainties, the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China continues to worry investors.
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Headed into this year's French Open, there were a lot of uncertainties swirling around in women's tennis.
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If those are better than expected, then it's possible that the market will look beyond the uncertainties.
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S. trade war as well as economic uncertainties in China and Britain, two of its main markets.
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The research noted the uncertainties related to estimating the effects of plunging property prices on household consumption.
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" By then, he said, "I am hopeful that some of these uncertainties and issues will resolve themselves.
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Facebook shares are down more than 28% this year as uncertainties around coronavirus drag down the markets.
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Facebook shares are down more than 33% this year as uncertainties around coronavirus drag down the markets.
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Those reactions are inevitable, but Reich bends over backward to present both the evidence and the uncertainties.
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Such uncertainties over the Brexit outcome have sent the British pound lower by around 5% this year.
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But until now, established companies essentially avoided coin offerings because of the numerous legal risks and uncertainties.
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"These funds raise a lot of uncertainties in the tax area and the ethical area," he said.
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These uncertainties make some MPs keen to consider a vote of no confidence in Mr Johnson's government.
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This requirement would by no means entirely stop the donation of forgeries, given the uncertainties of testing.
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But uncertainties surrounding the trade war between the U.S. and China has dimmed Malaysia's economic growth outlook.
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But Beijing said Tuesday that "the US insistence on imposing tariffs brings new uncertainties" to those negotiations.
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Gold, meanwhile, got a further lift form uncertainties surrounding U.S.-China trade talks ahead of a Dec.
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The conflict between the two countries will dissipate only if the domestic uncertainties subside or fade away.
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Similar economic uncertainties reduced the short-term value of Curaleaf's all-stock acquisition by more than 50%.
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He also noted that companies were running out of packaging material and faced challenges with regulatory uncertainties.
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So I'm concerned, I would be concerned if we get a lot of dampening effect and uncertainties.
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Protests against Iran's clerical rulers since the weekend underscore that political uncertainties remain in the Middle East.
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How does that fold into your economic outlook along with the other uncertainties that are out there?
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The novel's pleasurable uncertainties — and there are many — come from everything that whirls around that stable center.
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Barclays said Iliad's entry and Enel's plans created "uncertainties about the revenue trends in 2017 and beyond".
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The bank kept a cautious outlook for the year ahead due to political and monetary policy uncertainties.
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" The Defense official also said the Pentagon's nuclear review offers a "hedge against future uncertainties and dangers.
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And people with pre-existing medical conditions would face new uncertainties in a more deregulated insurance market.
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He added that the upcoming US election cycle is creating "uncertainties in the overall healthcare regulatory environment."
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Congress and the Trump administration must prioritize the reduction of uncertainties and delays regarding nuclear energy regulation.
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"Uncertainties over the global economy, including developments in U.S.-China trade negotiations, have eased somewhat," Kuroda said.
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But at this stage we cannot say that because of our high uncertainties in Hong Kong market.
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He loves to raise the debate over the "hockeystick curve" and all the uncertainties of the science.
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These uncertainties directly relate to the ways in which we, as individual subjects, interact with digital technology.
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She cited factors such as valuation, seasonal weakness and uncertainties around the upcoming U.S. presidential election and Europe.
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"The current economic and financial conditions are still full of uncertainties with increasing downside risks," Chan told reporters.
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No wonder Dow also referred to rising political uncertainties along with the heightened risk of an unfavorable outcome.
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"Uncertainties in many countries about future policy actions and the direction of politics are high," the OECD noted.
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While there is discussion today about uncertainties ahead, you can be confident that Apple's North Star hasn't changed.
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"Uncertainties over Italy's convinced participation in the European Union and the single currency must be dissipated," Visco added.
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In the short term, there could be greater uncertainties in the Chinese financial markets and economy, Duo said.
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However, uncertainties continue to plague investors over the course of leadership and what it means for the economy.
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A lot of investors and consumers are watching the uncertainties unfold, they're beginning to reign in their spending.
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"New digital players and uncertainties generated by this changing environment keep customers cautious with their investments," EVS said.
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The company cited uncertainties in Mexico and Russia among the factors hurting its results, along with currency factors.
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But Spergel told Gizmodo the uncertainties in all of these experiments are too large to say anything conclusive.
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Uncertainties about the global economy have also spiked after Britain voted last week to leave the European Union.
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Major wealth managers have also advised clients not to bet on or against the pound given those uncertainties.
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Markets have been volatile in recent months as investors re-position for slower global growth and heightened uncertainties.
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Adding personnel uncertainties to that mix is underscoring the sense of instability that Trump has brought international relations.
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There are still uncertainties on the relative treatment of other CVBs and, in particular, conditional pass-through CVBs.
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In Europe, sales to tourists are expected to fall due to sociopolitical uncertainties, Chief Executive Frederic Cumenal said.
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In 1987 volatile markets with international uncertainties at the end of the preceding week presaged the Monday crash.
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Tech bros who prefer asking forgiveness to begging permission are unlikely to be much impeded by such uncertainties.
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Fitch's recovery valuation also reflects the uncertainties related to a distressed market transaction by applying an applicable discount.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank is assessing whether current economic uncertainties call for lower rates.
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Federal Reserve officials have signaled their openness to cutting rates to sustain the expansion, citing uncertainties around trade.
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Fanuc Corp rose 3.9% after the robot maker cut its annual profit estimates on uncertainties from trade frictions.
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"It's really about putting products in one place to visualize them anywhere, and remove the uncertainties" Chianetta said.
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You could call this a collection of unfortunate coincidences, or quibble about uncertainties and noise in the data.
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There [are] disinflationary headwinds abroad and these uncertainties are something that we talked about in our June meeting.
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S. market, shielding them from low-cost rivals and the uncertainties of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Yet as trade uncertainties still loom, investors are now the most bearish they've been since those December lows.
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The bank is optimistic about its business development in 2017 despite market uncertainties, LGT said in a statement.
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China also faced many uncertainties abroad, including incoming US president Donald Trump, who has been critical of Beijing.
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"These estimates are wide and are a further evidence of current uncertainties," consultancy Agritel said in a note.
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"This slowdown mainly reflects softer activity abroad and the greater effects from Brexit uncertainties at home," they added.
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Those uncertainties have fueled tension over how best to combat the group, and even how to characterize it.
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"Uncertainties around parts availability are a major problem for repair shops," Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit, told me.
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"Today what I face is many uncertainties ," Patrick Pouyanné told CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Perhaps British voters will shy away from the uncertainties at the last minute and back the status quo.
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The outlook is negative to reflect "uncertainties and execution risk" stemming from the proposed Astaldi acquisition, Fitch said.
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The IMF Director cited political and policy uncertainties in Europe and the U.S. as potential areas for concern.
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The rating is likely to be downgraded if MutRe's ownership does not change, exposing MutRe to strategic uncertainties.
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The uncertainties brought by the executive order and the following reversed ruling, airlines' shares have been hit hard.
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The sale is likely to be suspended indefinitely amid uncertainties at the parent firm, IFR added, citing bankers.
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Tokyo, Kant added, would likely be deemed too risky for the Saudis because of uncertainties about the yen.
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Taking all those uncertainties into account, the Rhodium Group analysts have generated a provisional forecast out to 2025.
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The bank flagged concerns over economic uncertainties and soft inflation, which remain hurdles to policy tightening this year.
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The dollar was weak ahead of Fed minutes and on uncertainties about the prospects for U.S. tax reform.
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With that in mind, here are the actual uncertainties within climate science that Stephens should have written about.
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This optimism raises concern that the market might be ripe for a correction given trade deal uncertainties persist.
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The reasons for these have been a low interest rate environment, sluggish economic growth and uncertainties surrounding Brexit.
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Uncertainties over when and to what degree restrictions might be applied may cause concern among investors, he says.
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The concern about embryonic genome editing largely stems from uncertainties about how this process will affect later generations.
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The other main sources of uncertainties come from the United States and Italy, according to the Commission's analysis.
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As CEO, he is also navigating the impact of the US-China trade conflict and broader economic uncertainties.
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The path of rate hikes could differ from current expectations depending on how those uncertainties unfold, she said.
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Uncertainties relating to rising protectionism, vulnerabilities in emerging markets, and financial market volatility have gained more prominence recently.
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The stock market is facing two big uncertainties this year, longtime bull Jeremy Siegel told CNBC on Thursday.
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While President Xi Jinping has to navigate these same tensions and uncertainties, he does not worry about reelection.
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And when we do, many of us have related concerns, sleeplessness, uncertainties and even anxieties about the future.
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According to the report, geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties were pushing diversity down the list of priorities for companies.
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"The upturn will continue in the second half of the year despite trade-related uncertainties," the ministry said.
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How the BRI initiative will play out is unclear, as it carries with it great uncertainties and risks.
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Image via Wiki Commons Republicans, Democrats, Hillary, Trump—this election season has been full of suprises and uncertainties.
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Analysts say that the current tax bill is not yet a done deal, but still face some uncertainties.
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But, he continued, "I empathize with the challenges our chair has" in charting policy with so many uncertainties.
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Some economists have questioned the Malaysian economy's ability to withstand the current slowdown if political uncertainties drag on.
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And considering the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19, investors should be strapped in for more wild swings in markets.
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Meanwhile, Facebook shares were down more than 28% this year as uncertainties around coronavirus drag down the markets.
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"She wanted us to present the uncertainties and ranges of risk," said Mr. Housenger, who retired this year.
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For all the uncertainties, we do have a reprieve for two months from the threat of nuclear war.
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Shares of the company are down 28.86% year-to-date as uncertainties around coronavirus drag down the markets.
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There are always hard goodbyes and uncertainties with graduations, but no one thought it would be like this.
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It reflects the vulnerabilities and uncertainties shared by millions of migrants risking everything to make their world anew.
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The Company is currently working on several financing projects, the consummation of which is subject to certain uncertainties.
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Defensive sectors such as utilities and consumer staples, considered safer in times of economic uncertainties, posted modest gains.
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Most importantly, this string of positive results distracted investors from the lingering uncertainties around U.S.-China trade talks.
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Mexico imported about $1.2 billion of U.S. dairy products last year, but the uncertainties surrounding NAFTA bring risks.
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Their evidence does suggest that the state is turning from sink to source, he said, although uncertainties remain.
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However, global economic uncertainties may trigger "bouts of volatility" in regional financial and foreign exchange markets, it said.
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With business uncertainties clouding the outlook, the official survey showed Chinese factories continued to cut jobs in September.
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Advocates for leaving rates unchanged believe uncertainties caused by the coronavirus were a reason not to cut rates.
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The Trump impeachment investigation was supposed to be bad news to U.S. financial market, because there are uncertainties.
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She doesn't let "I'm used to radical shifts" go without pressing further into uncertainties rooted in Taylor's childhood.
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Pollsters pointed out that these were early days, with major uncertainties hanging over key aspects of the referendum.
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Although both indexes recorded a second monthly gain, they still underperformed their European peers as Brexit uncertainties weighted.
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They&aposre designed to "help you discover the truth" and mitigate some of life&aposs overarching uncertainties.1.
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Until some of these uncertainties are resolved, investors might be wary of overexposing themselves to the Brazilian market.
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"Having taken away the uncertainties and done the recovery, you now go to the growth mode," Yim said.
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Those uncertainties hamper today's scientists as they stitch together 20th-century temperature data into a global historical record.
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Bullard dissented, arguing that weak inflation and uncertainties about the outlook for economic growth warranted a rate cut.
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We hope that Italy gets stability, going forward, with the government that's not so long in place, and get going, so for me, altogether, as ABB, we need to make sure that we partner with European players, whilst they manage these uncertainties, whilst we have these uncertainties in front of us.
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RBA policy makers have repeatedly singled out consumption as one of the biggest domestic uncertainties for Australia's stuttering economy.
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The slowing economy and political uncertainties have had many investors on edge, eager to turn on fully defensive mode.
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But it's unclear what will define success in the failing industry, one that even Arch admits has "particular uncertainties."
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"With all these uncertainties, I think it's unlikely that anybody's going to be pursuing big-scale deals," he said.
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It can't explore each of its uncertainties, almost reveling in the sweeping possibilities of hurricanes and their animal behaviors.
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"A reality check with companies is clearly welcome with global uncertainties related to trade flows," said Kepler Cheuvreux analysts.
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His work also struggled and Milch often found himself dealing with uncertainties, hesitations, and "a growing incapacity" to write.
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In other words, if you factor in confidence, markets apprehension and uncertainties, then you're talking about more than that.
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"Part of it has been exacerbated by all of the uncertainties dealing with China tariff and trade," added Meeks.
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Gold prices touched a one-week high as the weaker greenback and global geopolitical uncertainties boosted the precious metal.
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There are lots of uncertainties, but the job should not require knowledge or skills that are not publicly available.
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Taiwan's government in February trimmed its 2019 economic growth forecast to 2.27 percent, citing growing uncertainties over global growth.
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These statements are only predictions based on current information and expectations and involve a number of risks and uncertainties.
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Such statements reflect Xplore's current views with respect to future events and are subject to such risks and uncertainties.
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These risks and uncertainties may cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated by the forward-looking statements.
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Airbus beat Boeing to the scarce order for big jets, as economic and political uncertainties overshadow the Farnborough Airshow.
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The firm has been telling clients to buy these stocks because of the Brexit vote and other macroeconomic uncertainties.
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Another factor is China's central bank, which assured markets it had "rich" policy tools to cope with external uncertainties.
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Aside from the trade war, political turmoil in Hong Kong, Britain and Italy have also heightened uncertainties for investors.
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Freedom from all the self doubt, insecurities, self loathing, uncertainties and anxieties of my 20's and 203's.
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Hu said she expects Chinese authorities to introduce more supportive policies as uncertainties surrounding trade have not gone away.
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Even so, it is far from obvious that this should be ranked higher than any number of other uncertainties.
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"Numerous uncertainties remain, particularly in respect of the international outlook, and policy may need to adjust accordingly," he added.
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It will also limit them to the next 20 years or so, because beyond that the uncertainties become overwhelming.
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Global growth concerns and ongoing trade uncertainties could prompt the Fed to make further cuts over the coming months.
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"So, I would disagree that the U.K. is uninvestable, it's just that the near-term uncertainties are very considerable."
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Sanlam's performance has also been hampered by rising interest rates in the United States, uncertainties over Brexit, Sino-U.
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As with any forecast, especially long-range season forecasts like the hurricane outlook, there are a number of uncertainties.
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Losing a parent is never easy, especially as a teenager navigating the uncertainties of high school and the future.
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I upheld my end of the process, and on their side, there would be so many delays and uncertainties.
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In the context of uncertainties about the economic outlook and below-target inflation, easier policy seems to be warranted.
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That means global uncertainties brought about by tensions between the U.S. and China may drag on longer, he said.
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The central banker pointed at uncertainties surrounding trade and global growth, and also noted that inflation remained below target.
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"Given Brexit uncertainties, the housing market is clearly a key risk for the UK economy," said Davy Research analysts.
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Petronas said it expects to operate in challenging business conditions this year due to market uncertainties and geopolitical risks.
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In an emailed statement to CNBC, a spokesperson for Honda said the challenges due to uncertainties around Brexit remain.
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Fitch's revised recovery valuation also reflects the uncertainties related to a distressed market transaction by appyling an applicable discount.
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"Looking ahead, the investment environment is still fraught with uncertainties in the second half of the year," he added.
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EasyJet by contrast suffered a 7 percent slump after it flagged soft ticket pricing, partly due to Brexit uncertainties.
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Even if the risk of infection to any given visitor is very low - as health experts expect - uncertainties persist.
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European markets edged higher on Thursday as investors continued to digest political uncertainties and reacted to fresh corporate earnings.
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Even if the risk of infection to any given visitor is very low – as health experts expect – uncertainties persist.
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Then add something like six months onto that runway for each one of those rounds to account for uncertainties.
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"Potential risks are the rising uncertainties of global politics and policies," he said, referring to the outlook for 2017.
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I crafted a persona to hide all of my uncertainties, of which I had many—especially in social situations.
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Despite tough macro-economic and political uncertainties, the company said it sees 2018 results in line with its expectations.
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"The rhetoric around North Korea ... has calmed down," said Ken Odeluga, market analyst at City Index, despite continued uncertainties.
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There are always uncertainties and complications to any process like this, but we're excited to make it work together.
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It is particularly important at this juncture in China's development, as there are so many uncertainties and unprecedented challenges.
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Finnish paper firm Stora Enso's slumped 5.1% as its quarterly profit dropped and it warned of global political uncertainties.
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Energy security threats have not disappeared, but rising domestic production has gone a long way to reduce these uncertainties.
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It's also said that the Yellowstone grizzly bears continue to face threats because of the uncertainties of climate change.
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Exact technology specifications for 5G have yet to be agreed internationally and there are still uncertainties about the technology.
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At a press conference following the rate decision, Powell spoke directly to the number of uncertainties facing the Fed.
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One of the uncertainties in predicting Bennu's path is that gravity is not the only force acting on it.
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"There are some major uncertainties about just how far U.S. growth outperformance and monetary divergence will go," he said.
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"There are of course several uncertainties - circulation in the Southern Ocean is very difficult to model," she told Reuters.
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Meantime, some experts suggest U.S. exporters may have second thoughts selling to China these days given the current uncertainties.
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"Growing uncertainties and political complexities — our engagement can make a difference by promoting cooperation, not dominance," Mr. Modi said.
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Yet for business, such hints about minimal actual changes are not enough to work with given all the uncertainties.
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Anton Boerner, head of the German trade association (BGA), said all the external uncertainties were weighing on export firms.
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Although the U.S. presidential election poses geopolitical and economic uncertainties, many traders say the impact on China is limited.
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But while Ford is looking five years out, Uber is moving aggressively toward driverless fleets, despite the regulatory uncertainties.
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And so given those uncertainties of course the possibility of not moving at this time was in the air.
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Like other Asian markets, uncertainties about US-China trade and other economic policy this week dragged the index lower.
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The ministry said the economy faces uncertainties from North Korean risks, soaring household debt and a lukewarm job market.
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Thinking in this way allows a person to tolerate contradictions and to accept the uncertainties that inevitably present themselves.
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According to the study, there are "systematic uncertainties" in converting observable light into the mass of stars in galaxies.
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But this time we haven't seen them booking, with the drought and other uncertainties, which could impact their production.
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Canada's central bank held rates steady on Wednesday, striking a cautious tone on the "significant uncertainties" facing the economy.
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But there were no guarantees over the wider uncertainties of what will be Brexit's looming impact on UK fintech.
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In our view, these moves will reduce the risk of deposit outflows, driven by customers' concerns about legal uncertainties.
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Such uncertainties are a good reason for modern music lovers to make a playlist of recorded music in advance.
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Though the film usually takes a hopeful, pro-Crispr outlook, uncertainties still linger, as do fears over the future.
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That means: Speaking of control: Embracing the uncertainties of this pandemic is something my clients struggle with the most.
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Additionally, geopolitical uncertainties, most notably a protracted trade dispute between the U.S. and China, could upset the demand outlook.
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Congressional Republicans hope to pass tax legislation by the end of the year and are moving fast, despite uncertainties.
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But the continuing uncertainties surrounding Brexit have made collectors reluctant to consign trophy works here, particularly in the summer.
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For one thing, many uncertainties remain, including the impact of the Iran sanctions, which took effect on Nov. 5.
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They're powerful because of the uncertainties they force us to live with, the insanity they cause us to approach.
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In seven places around the world, photojournalists chronicled the people still working amid a pandemic with many uncertainties ahead.
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Some of these terrifying uncertainties will have resolved themselves into information we can use to keep our communities safe.
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These "significant uncertainties" about the likely pace of inflation weighed in favor of caution in raising rates, she said.
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Despite these uncertainties, public health officials must do what they can to assess risk and make decisions about interventions.
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It is unclear when it will meet year-end production targets because of uncertainties around orders, labor, and suppliers.
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The tidewinds of domestic Chinese pressure will contribute to uncertainties for American firms' profitability and operational freedoms in China.
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The slowdown was partly due to some uncertainties and concerns in the general UK pension sector, the company said.
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But there are naturally uncertainties about his ability to recover quickly and return to the fore at his age.
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For Sweden, the new uncertainties about security are even more pressing than they are for most other European countries.
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In fact, the scientific community has taken great pains to analyze and communicate the uncertainties related to climate change.
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Beijing is counting on a strong services sector to cushion the impact from trade uncertainties and factory job losses.
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Recruiters around the globe have been hammered by a range of political and economic uncertainties over the past year.
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Because of the inherent uncertainties, estate planning professionals urge entrepreneurs to take advantage of favorable conditions when they can.
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For its part, Samsung previously predicted "solid" demand in the memory business for 2020, but cautioned against lingering uncertainties.
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"It is one of the uncertainties weighing on investment," said Rosie Colthorpe, European economist at Oxford Economics in London.
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Europe's companies are struggling with uncertainties ranging from Brexit and the U.S.-China trade war to Germany's manufacturing recession.
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However, Deere said results continue to be impacted by U.S.-China trade tensions and uncertainties in the agriculture sector.
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But Deere said results continue to be impacted by U.S.-China trade tensions and uncertainties in the agriculture sector.
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"DPP leader Tsai Ing-wen should act more positively to address the growing uncertainties," it said in an editorial.
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"The amount of uncertainties surrounding the global supply (and) demand balance is growing almost by the day," he added.
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But the Olympic body said uncertainties in the industry remained as far as any potential Olympic inclusion was concerned.
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"Uncertainties regarding the prospects for the German economy are considerably greater than they were," Weidmann said in a statement.
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The FTSE 250 company had flagged in November about difficulties in managing its business due to tariff-related uncertainties.
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Some are concerned about uncertainties surrounding the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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Governor Stefan Ingves, who cast the deciding vote at the December meeting, said there were still uncertainties surrounding developments.
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They do not explicitly forbid anyone from handling Russian sovereign debt, but create added uncertainties and risks for investors.
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The news adds to rising global uncertainties, including concerns about Italy's budget and a plunge in China's stock market.
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But "the uncertainties are large," she said in an interview with Swiss TV to be broadcast on Monday evening.
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The economic uncertainties around Britain's withdrawal from the European Union mean that budget pressures could be far from over.
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That method was subject to uncertainties, particularly around the accuracy of the depth at which the measurement was taken.
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As soon as investors digested the information from the discussions they focused on the uncertainties and lack of details.
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Iran and Iraq will keep increasing production, though new investment will be limited by "political uncertainties" in both countries.
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Meanwhile, scientists themselves need to get much better at conveying the "deep uncertainties" around ice sheets and sea levels.
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" Clarida said the U.S. economy is currently "in a good place" but that "uncertainties have increased along several dimensions.
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But even with (or especially with) such uncertainties, Blizzard's approach is likely the best way to tackle the problem.
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Analysts who predicted the on-hold decision for this Friday cited lingering risks and uncertainties on the global market.
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Sharkey's book, in fact, illustrates why social science, with all its uncertainties—uncertainties built into a field in which you are studying the actions of several million autonomous agents who can alter their actions at a whim, with several thousand outliers guaranteed in advance to be bizarrely atypical—still really is science.
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However, the review's work has come under scrutiny from some infectious disease experts, who criticized the report for failing to detail the uncertainties around how many antibiotic-resistant infections there are, how prevalent resistance is, and how many deaths can be attributed to it, and how those uncertainties impacted the review's numbers.
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The kind of disappointing part here is that Powell did not commit to easing rates further, given these global uncertainties.
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This is a seismic shift from years past, when "uncertainties" about climate change were the party line for oil companies.
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However, the lingering doubt Draghi hinted at was how cooperates could unwind recent pay rises due to uncertainties on growth.
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The company's largest labor union CFDT has decided to back Kessler to avoid uncertainties, said Patrice Salles, the CFDT representative.
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HSBC joined UK peer Royal Bank of Scotland in warning that uncertainties related to Brexit could also drive businesses under.
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The conjunction of so many competing forces, and the pace of change, creates major uncertainties and challenges for decision makers.
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Major stock indexes in Asia closed higher on Friday despite fresh overnight uncertainties surrounding the ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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Powell also cited uncertainties about trade and the global economy as threats to US economic growth during his Wednesday testimony.
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Adding to uncertainties about the chain, reports surfaced earlier this month saying Hudson's Bay had approached Macy's regarding a takeover.
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Our report, "Trump's Election Raises Global Uncertainties; Trade, Foreign Policy Switches Could Have a Sizeable Impact" is available at www.fitchratings.
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The values measured by the team "have the smallest uncertainties reported until now," according to the paper published in Nature.
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Equities in the euro area offer good values, especially in markets that have been negatively affected by growing political uncertainties.
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Should he become the feared 'unguided missile', uncertainties would increase, fostering safe-haven demand and pushing gold prices significantly higher.
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He attributed this to high political uncertainties surrounding President-elect Donald Trump's policies and their impact on the U.S. economy.
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The increased uncertainties in some emerging markets is certainly one factor that adds to the general uncertainty in world markets.
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"Brexit uncertainties have intensified considerably since the committee's last meeting," MPC members said in a summary of the December meeting.
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It will also produce significant new budgetary demands from the Intelligence and Defense Communities and increase strategic uncertainties and tensions.
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Flannery writes beautifully, keeping the reader engaged as he explains some of the science, uncertainties and dangers of climate change.
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"Energy investments now face unprecedented uncertainties, with shifts in markets, policies and technologies," said Fatih Birol, the IEA's executive director.
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" In the press conference Yellen acknowledged that Brexit was "one of the uncertainties we discussed and factored into today's decision.
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There are still uncertainties involved in the forecast for Harvey, particularly concerning its continued rate of intensification and exact track.
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Gold is perceived as a safe haven asset and is often used as a hedge against political and economic uncertainties.
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A number of banks have already revised their outlook for the year due to factors such as global economic uncertainties.
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"The domestic economy is not showing the best signs and risks and uncertainties abroad are not disappearing," the analysts said.
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He wants to make major reforms to the health care system, and those changes will come with costs and uncertainties.
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Wa Than Oo, an analyst from Myanmar Energy Monitor, said the projects are "ambitious in scope" but there are uncertainties.
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Regulatory and Litigation Uncertainty: The ratings recognize several potential overhangs on MCO's credit profile, namely regulatory and litigation-related uncertainties.
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TAIPEI, June 13 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks were down sharply by midday on Monday, tracking regional stocks lower on global uncertainties.
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However, we still have many uncertainties that could weigh on the stock and still expect revenue to decline after 2022.
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The mid-cap index is on track to post monthly gains as well, despite the re-emergence of Brexit uncertainties.
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Despite years of political and economic uncertainties, Argentina has managed to produce some of Latin America's biggest startup success stories.
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The letter reads in part: Dragonfly still faces many difficulties and uncertainties, which can only be resolved by continuing efforts.
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Stocks and the ringgit currency could take a hit on uncertainties over the newly elected alliance's fiscal and economic policies.
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Uncertainties over U.S.-China trade tensions and China's sluggish economy are clouding the outlook for global electronics makers, analysts say.
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AMD said it saw some uncertainties across its supply chain driven by tariffs, trade concerns and the U.S. entities list.
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The island's exports for the fourth quarter are upbeat but there are a lot of uncertainties for 23, Tsai said.
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Creating accurate simulations of space radiation here on earth would help remove some of the uncertainties we deal with today.
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Still, Beijing wants to keep the currency stable to avoid the uncertainties brought about by large depreciation, analysts have said.
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The STB said global economic and political uncertainties would probably continue to persist, while there was increasing competition for tourists.
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In a Europe dominated by political uncertainties, Spain emerges as the attractive spot for investment, an analyst has told CNBC .
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Those economic uncertainties can influence short-term hiring decisions, as well as long-term plans for factory construction or expansion.
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The dollar stood at 112.77 yen, below last week's high of 113.26, on uncertainties over Japan's election on Oct 22.
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"The European aviation industry as a whole cannot afford any unintended consequences that arise from legal uncertainties," the letter said.
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Swedbank also slipped sharply after it cut its dividend amid uncertainties over its exposure to a Baltic money-laundering scandal.
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Until last year, JCT used a variety of economic models in its arcane calculations, reflecting the uncertainties in such work.
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Four Fed officials on Thursday said the protracted trade spat is creating uncertainties for businesses and could threaten economic growth.
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In Afluenta's case, Alejandro believed the frequent uncertainties in the region have helped his startup build up its survival skills.
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Fourth, since the last FOMC meeting the data have generally been better than expected while uncertainties have not convincingly increased.
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Given the many uncertainties still in play, banks have generally been wary of trying to quantify the impact of Brexit.
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It's crucial that we continue to emphasize the uncertainties in the field, especially when it comes to near-term potential.
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Like other Asian markets, the index was dragged down by uncertainties about trade and other economic policy news this week.
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The bounce in the share prices of E.ON and RWE on Monday suggests that, despite the many uncertainties, investors agree.
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Sharing the supply between buyers - an innovation - allows each company to weather domestic demand uncertainties by gaining an alternative outlet.
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Uncertainties will reinforce investors' inclination to "huddle together for warmth" in outperforming sectors such as consumers and healthcare, Chen said.
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Stabilization funds worth 13% of GDP represent an additional financing buffer in the face of uncertainties in global borrowing conditions.
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It's a situation that has found some hosts being threatened with heavy penalties and muddling through uncertainties about insurance coverage.
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"Japan's economy is expanding moderately" as rising household income underpins consumption, Kuroda said, making no mention of heightening overseas uncertainties.
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Despite the fall in outbound investments, bankers are still eyeing potential lending opportunities as uncertainties around trade talks drag on.
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A-shares are not doing well, and there are still uncertainties [with U.S. trade policy] before the mid-term elections.
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Britain's largest domestic bank resisted any suggestion of complacency in its outlook for the economy, saying it recognised uncertainties existed.
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Oil, China, the central banks — whether they'll act, whether they won't act — those are all uncertainties," she told "Squawk Box.
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Yet many uncertainties remain, particularly with the latest failure of the GOP's proposal to repeal and replace Obamacare, Evans warned.
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Chief Executive Officer Dion Weisler cited increased economic uncertainties and price sensitivity among customers for weakness in the printing business.
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Uncertainties over whether Washington and Beijing will be able to settle their trade differences kept many investors on their guard.
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Along with European rivals, ALD faces some uncertainties over the valuation of its fleet partly related to tighter emissions regulations.
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Despite the obstacles and uncertainties, Thune and Wicker see a chance for a lasting solution in Congress on net neutrality.
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When asked what their biggest problems were regarding future business, survey respondents pointed to economic uncertainties and sluggish domestic consumption.
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Still, Salesforce said it's already "evaluated and started to implement initiatives," as it sees "significant uncertainties" arising from Brexit's outcome.
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He attributed it to greater uncertainties outside the euro zone, such as the trade conflict between the U.S. and China.
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But they face huge future uncertainties over their terms of trade—no matter how fat and lazy they may be.
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Instead, he wanted to explore a new period in the characters' lives: the challenges, joys and uncertainties of middle age.
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While the uncertainties are very interesting details, they're details in an overall picture of risk that is very well-known.
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"Italian banks continued to re-rate ... despite ongoing political uncertainties and the lack of a government," Credit Suisse analysts said.
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The uncertainties drove a 1.4% rally in healthcare stocks , seen as defensive plays, with index heavyweight CSL Ltd jumping 1.4%.
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Given many uncertainties, the number of deaths could be as low as 14,163 or as high as 37,500, it said.
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In a statement, the bank said that low inflationary pressures and external uncertainties motivated it to keep the rate unchanged.
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Pearce said uncertainties over the shape of a military assault on Mosul represented a challenge in planning a humanitarian response.
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The next U.S. president will inherit an East Asia policy vulnerable to the uncertainties of Japan's transition away from pacifism.
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"The uncertainties regarding what the state of emergency means was initially perceived negatively by markets," wrote HSBC strategist Fatih Keresteci.
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But it is unclear when it will meet year-end production targets due to uncertainties around orders, labor, and suppliers.
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Other experts welcomed the study as a step to clear up huge uncertainties about the costs of "direct air capture".
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Not so, their adversaries say: Outside the European Union, Britain will confront falling living standards, deeper insecurity and rising uncertainties.
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This is a seismic shift from years past, when "uncertainties " about climate change were the party line for oil companies.
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The factual uncertainties surrounding the Plaisted expedition pale in comparison with those that dog the historical record of previous attempts.
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The American Chamber of Commerce said in a statement there were too many uncertainties in fundamental sections of the bill.
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"To solve climate change challenges, we first need to acknowledge the uncertainties that exist," Smith said in his opening remarks.
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Johnson also blamed the impact of higher tarriffs and geopolitical uncertainties weighing on demand in other consumer and industrial markets.
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"Hence, if trade tensions rise further, and given other uncertainties, it could weigh on business and consumer sentiment," OPEC said.
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Moreover, inflation may be impacted by growing uncertainties in health care, and longevity continues to rise, especially for the affluent.
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"Uncertainties related to global factors, notably the threat of protectionism, remain prominent," he said at a news conference in Frankfurt.
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There are also uncertainties over how long the virus can linger in the air after a person coughs or sneezes.
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However, given economic uncertainties, banks may be reluctant to lend to small businesses because of the risk they might fail.
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With a bespoke algorithm named LOCSMITH, Dr. Watters' team used those uncertainties to more accurately determine where the quakes originated.
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" But, he added, "There are uncertainties present in global markets, and investors are also ignoring how highly valued equities are.
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"The catalyst for market volatility has been geopolitical uncertainties and trade," said Viraj Patel, a foreign-currency strategist at ING.
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And the uncertainties of radiocarbon dating also had left open the possibility that the shells were, in fact, far older.
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Those restrictions created uncertainties for the company's relationships with its partners, including Google and mobile operators that sell its smartphones.
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Of those companies that decided to reduce new investments, 60% cited increased costs or uncertainties from U.S.-China trade relations.
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The more often a report mentions "uncertain", "uncertainty" or "uncertainties" near a trade-related word, the higher the index value.
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Shares of the company are down more than 28% year-to-date as uncertainties around coronavirus drag down the markets.
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And right now — facing the uncertainties, terror, loneliness, and boredom of a deadly pandemic — that's exactly what we all need.
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"Markets don't like uncertainties and this is about as uncertain a situation as I've seen in some time," he said.
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Krishna Memani, former vice chair of investments at Invesco, says to fall back as an investor given Chinese manufacturing uncertainties.
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Traders and analysts said uncertainties over the yuan's direction have increased after Republican Donald Trump's surprise presidential election on Wednesday.
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While other uncertainties exist, including the results of Monday's Iowa caucuses, the biggest wild card is the coronavirus, Cramer said.
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Given the uncertainties about the impact of the sell-off, the Fed plans to take baby steps, at least initially.
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The group added that it was "cautiously confident" for 0.53, despite uncertainties surrounding geopolitics and fluctuations in the currency market.
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The persistence of uncertainties in particular relating to geopolitical factors and the threat of protectionism is weighing on economic sentiment.
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"Trade-related uncertainties are to blame because they hurt the economy," said Krishen Rangasamy, senior economist at National Bank Financial.
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For some platforms, investors have pulled funding and advertisers have jumped ship because of the uncertainties, industry insiders told Reuters.
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Especially with all these macro uncertainties hovering, many of which are so unique — the geopolitical climate, the international trade issues.
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The crown prince has used the rivalry with Tehran to deflect attention from the complexity of his own domestic uncertainties.
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"But it remains too soon to be buying sterling with your ears pinned back," he added, noting many uncertainties remained.
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The images gave a value of 0.86 for the deflection, about in line with Newton's formula, but with large uncertainties.
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They are being analysed to be contracted in 2020, despite the various world uncertainties, which affect the decisions of companies.
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The uncertainties surrounding how both sides could resolve the trade fight have rocked financial markets and hurt business confidence globally.
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"I hope we get to a place where many of the uncertainties that are out there...get resolved," Bostic said.
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"The recently escalating geopolitical uncertainties driving oil prices higher are likely to create a tailwind for TSLA shares," Dorsheimer added.
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Gold prices rose on Monday as the precious metal is seen as another safe-haven asset in times of uncertainties.
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On the other hand, one could argue that technological advances have reduced some of the uncertainties formerly associated with investing.
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"The outlook on the long-term Australian sovereign ratings remains negative for now to reflect these uncertainties," S&P said.
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French perfume maker Interparfums said on Thursday it expects revenue growth to slow in 2020, blaming geopolitical and economic uncertainties.
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The inevitable result is that the national portfolio of options for dealing with future energy risks and uncertainties will shrink.
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JOHN WILLIAMS: Well, I think that, you know, there are both kind of the risks and uncertainties we talked about.
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"Heightened Brexit and economic uncertainties are fueling buyer caution," said Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club.
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"There are lots of uncertainties in the market right now," said Komal Sri-Kumar, president of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies.
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"As long as there are uncertainties, we have to be very careful about making any comment," he told the NRC.
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"Global supply remains dynamic, new projects are coming on line, OPEC production levels are changing, geopolitical uncertainties remain," he said.
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The Chinese state news agency Xinhua says that "new uncertainties" could emerge, and analysts think trade tensions won't go away.
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Huawei has "prepared some inventories for uncertainties" that has reduced its net cash position, Guo added, without giving any details.
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Pointing to economic slowdown, geopolitical uncertainties and continuing inventory corrections, Siltronic said the timing of a market rebound is "not visible".
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The chief executive of Freeport's Indonesian unit, Chappy Hakim, appointed in November to navigate through the regulatory uncertainties, resigned on Saturday.
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That's why many scientists argue that experiments in humans are premature: The risks and uncertainties around CRISPR modification are extremely high.
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"China's economy is still in a period of transition between new and old drivers... and external uncertainties are increasing," it said.
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However, the ratings agency Moody's said on Tuesday that most rated Turkish companies could handle refinancing risks despite the rising uncertainties.
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The currency had a volatile week driven by uncertainties surrounding the fate of May's draft Brexit deal in the U.K. Parliament.
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Key uncertainties include the impact on the future trade relationship between the two countries, the financial sector and Scotland's currency arrangements.
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Kudos (genuinely) to Stephens for being familiar with the insurance analogy (which traces back to Weitzman's work on "fat-tailed uncertainties").
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In its decision statement, the bank highlighted growing uncertainties in the global economy as the main reason for staying on par.
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These statements are based upon the current beliefs and expectations of Edge's management and are subject to significant risks and uncertainties.
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Nintendo, despite the uncertainties regarding how they will monetize this asset, have developed a platform that can be leveraged into revenue.
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Tepper believes trade uncertainties are already reflected in the stock's price, and he says the Street may have become overly bearish.
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Many foreign investors have stayed away from investing in Malaysia, citing concerns such as uncertainties surrounding the new government's economic agenda.
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But if the uncertainties of the trade war inflict enough harm on confidence and spending, it might cut interest rates anyway.
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Given uncertainties around finding the right patients, "we don't think it's a billion-dollar drug," said Loxo Chief Executive Joshua Bilenker.
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"Weaker consumer spending in the U.K., perhaps due in part to Brexit uncertainties, could adversely affect eBay and PayPal," said Kessler.
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"However, political and macroeconomic uncertainties make it difficult to predict how long these relatively favourable market conditions will last," he added.
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In the third quarter of 2018, RBS set aside £100 million to deal with economic uncertainties, including the fallout from Brexit.
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But the company said it expects weaker smartphone sales for the rest of the year, citing seasonal effects and economic uncertainties.
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Industrial groups Melrose and Ashtead, which are vulnerable to uncertainties in the global market, lost 2.5 percent and 1 percent respectively.
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But an average pace introduces more uncertainties over both planting and emergence, particularly if the weather forecasts are not entirely promising.
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"Trade friction will still bring relatively big uncertainties to China's steel products exports in the second half," according to the company.
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"Uncertainties surrounding global economic prospects and the presidential election will keep consumers more cautious in their expectations for future economic growth."
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The bottom line: Perceptions of risk in African markets need to be better calibrated to global realities and cross-border uncertainties.
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Those uncertainties included U.S. sanctions against Iran, Novak told reporters on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week forum in Moscow.
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Its decision to list in Hong Kong comes amid uncertainties over the future treatment of Chinese companies by the American authorities.
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Those mysteries, the suspense is always there, the uncertainties about what the other person is thinking, what's going to happen next.
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Investor uncertainties including Britain's vote to leave the European Union spurred spot gold to a two-year high early in July.
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The Fed said the rate cut should help return inflation to its 2% target but that uncertainties about that outlook remain.
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Marriage, and the messy arrangements people make to fortify themselves against life's uncertainties, were subjects Albee returned to again and again.
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It is appropriately sized given the scale of the shock, uncertainties about the degree of the adjustment, and relatively limited data.
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Forward-looking statements reflect management's current expectations, as of the date of this press release, and involve certain risks and uncertainties.
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The bank said Canada's exporters still face "competitiveness challenges" and uncertainties remain but that recent indicators of business investment were encouraging.
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"There's more longer-term uncertainties out there that are worrying investors," he added, referring to political events south of the border.
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That growth rate is expected to moderate this year amid greater uncertainties in China and globally, said its CEO Samuel Tsien.
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AND IS THE LESSON FROM THAT THAT THE FED IS MORE LIKELY TO LOOK THROUGH SOME OF THESE UNCERTAINTIES FROM OVERSEAS?
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The US restrictions have created uncertainties for Huawei's relationships with key partners, including Google and mobile operators that sell its smartphones.
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There are a number of uncertainties at play in the retail industry today that could impede some of this growth, though.
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"Further tariff increases and uncertainties about future trading relations are likely to weigh on global economic momentum going forward," it added.
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It is another move by a major automaker to broaden its portfolio to protect against the uncertainties of a changing market.
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"Diesel-related uncertainties have been greatly reduced since last week," said UBS analysts, who have a "buy" rating on the stock.
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The company said it remained cautious in its short-term outlook, citing uncertainties around current regulatory reviews and future regulatory changes.
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That, along with uncertainties in the global market, also saw a reduction in trading volume and new listings on the SGX.
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Bucking the trend were gold miners, with bullion edging up as investors focused on lingering uncertainties over U.S.-China trade ties.
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Policymakers also expressed unanimous, increased confidence in the strength of the country's economic recovery, even accounting for trade and tax uncertainties.
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The latest economic statistics also show that manufacturing is being hurt because of a weaker global economy and trade war uncertainties.
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But global uncertainties this year could have an impact on Huawei's performance, especially in its carrier business group, an analyst said.
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However, such are the geopolitical uncertainties and the ever-dynamic prospects for US shale that we should expect a volatile year.
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Berkeley rose 1.9 percent after it stuck to its profit target despite softness in Britain's housing market caused by Brexit uncertainties.
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Berkeley added 2 percent after it stuck to its profit target despite softness in Britain's housing market caused by Brexit uncertainties.
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"The trade frictions brought uncertainties, impacted sentiment and made Chinese customers more cautious," Xu told reporters at a briefing in Beijing.
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HSBC joined its London-based peer Royal Bank of Scotland in warning that uncertainties related to Brexit could drive businesses under.
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They told staff their concern that token economics, pleasing retail investors and legal uncertainties would all distract from the core business.
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Uncertainties surrounding the bruising trade war have seen investors jettisoning riskier emerging market assets for safer assets of the developed world.
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" The advertorials "overwhelmingly emphasized only the uncertainties, promoting a narrative inconsistent with the views of most climate scientists, including ExxonMobil's own.
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Then, additional uncertainties emerged in the form of slower-than-expected recovery in Europe, global trade tensions and heightened geopolitical risks.
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The economy was on track to hit the government's annual growth target this year but still faced some uncertainties, Li added.
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Hezbollah has also been campaigning furiously, reflecting the uncertainties of the new law that has put once safe seats at risk.
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Speculators have remained bullish on the greenback with ongoing uncertainties about Brexit and trade negotiations between China and the United States.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economy faces risks from international uncertainties and excess factory capacity this year, the statistics bureau said on Tuesday.
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"The company had not reached agreement with transaction parties and the deal now faces significant uncertainties," it said in the filing.
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Fallout from the British vote on Thursday has shaken markets worldwide, as investors have grappled with a long list of uncertainties.
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However, this is nothing new, given the uncertainties in my past seven years of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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He explains why investors shouldn't stress the new speculations about future interest rate cuts and ramblings about U.S.-China trade uncertainties.
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For 2020, Samsung said it predicted "solid" demand in the memory business but cautioned against lingering uncertainties in the external environment.
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"Recently, uncertainties regarding the global economy have been heightening, and some nervousness has been seen in global financial markets," Kuroda said.
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UPM has confirmed initial talks but has denied that any quick deal is in sight, citing uncertainties regarding local infrastructure development.
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"While global economic growth is gaining momentum, various uncertainties remain" that could weigh on Japanese consumer and corporate sentiment, he said.
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