Six golden rules underpin her success: Learn from past elections.
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The dovish ECB stance helped underpin appetite for European stocks.
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That will underpin rising profit shares in a growing economy.
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Such breakthroughs underpin much of the excitement in AI today.
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They underpin nearly all of the banking and insurance sectors.
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Vietnam's strong economy and roaring stock market underpin its appeal.
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Those policies help underpin international efforts to tackle global warming.
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Supply disruptions in OPEC member Nigeria also helped underpin prices.
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The five drivers underpin five key trends for tomorrow's workforce.
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Supporting their success would underpin rural economies for a generation.
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Macron believes in a broader architecture to underpin the JCPOA.
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The money is intended to underpin an ambitious research effort.
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Clearnet underpin this activity by guaranteeing counterparties and managing collateral.
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Farms, which underpin our rural communities, face the same struggle.
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These measures underpin the group's strong willingness to provide support.
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Calls for "fair trade" and "burden sharing" underpin this narrative.
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U.S. economic indicators released on Tuesday helped to underpin the greenback.
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CBK's brand and adequate branch network underpin the bank's distribution capabilities.
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That should underpin the appeal of gold as an inflation hedge.
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Those laws underpin thousands of ongoing contracts involving millions of employees.
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Consistent capital generation and moderate dividend policies underpin Occidente's capital metrics.
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They underpin its thriving internet scene and its growing consumer culture.
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It comes in various flavours, but the basics underpin central banking.
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The data should help underpin cattle futures on Monday, he said.
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Stabilizing cash prices could underpin further gains in futures, traders said.
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Seven elements will necessarily underpin any agreement to end the war.
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But a few developments have helped underpin the recent price surge.
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Brisk global demand continued to underpin CBOT wheat futures, analysts said.
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This outlook should underpin the Fed's case for continued policy tightening.
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Dr. Croft's team thinks reproductive conflict may also underpin human menopause.
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I think these both underpin our democracy and they are important.
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National sentiment aside, strong credentials also underpin Lee's candidacy, according to observers.
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Data are a vital commodity for perfecting the algorithms that underpin autonomy.
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It was also meant to underpin international climate pledges made by America.
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They encode data into the quantum mechanical properties that invisibly underpin reality.
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Consistent capital generation and moderate dividend policies underpin Occidente's solid capital metrics.
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These measures constitute a sustainable framework to underpin our financial stability objectives.
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The same goes for mortgage-backed securities, which underpin US mortgage rates.
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These deals do not undermine the libraries within — they underpin their futures.
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Short-covering helped underpin gains, said Matt Wiegand, commodity broker for FuturesOne.
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Another point of contention is a proposed backstop to underpin eurozone banks.
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These measurements are important because they underpin the entire online ad business.
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Let us all see the forces that underpin our perception of the world.
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Three basic misconceptions underpin this hypochondriacal outlook, Mr Haidt and Mr Lukianoff write.
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And it's using the score to underpin the Amazon interest free offer now.
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The Chelmsford and Norwich dioceses already have support programs that underpin this incentive.
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Occidente's conservative credit and risk management policies underpin its good asset quality indicators.
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Strong investor interest continued to underpin gold prices even after the payrolls data.
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Rising house prices are also boosting household wealth, helping to underpin consumer spending.
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And Tim Cross, The Economist's technology editor, explains the blockchains that underpin them.
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A gloomy outlook for the euro zone economy continued to underpin bond markets.
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Their work has helped underpin a wave of new developments in the field.
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Subsidy reform, spending restraint and growing non-oil revenue underpin the adjustment effort.
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Racial terror and oppression underpin the structure of the system and drive inequality.
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These factors underpin a strong likelihood of REC receiving extraordinary state support, if needed.
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In Asia, China is unloading huge public sector projects to underpin demand and output.
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The aim is to underpin investor confidence across Europe and contain further market jitters.
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He also undervalues the alliances that underpin them, which are a second American advantage.
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Creeping illiberalism in Turkey, Hungary and Poland threatens the democratic values that underpin NATO.
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But it has helped underpin a toxic set of beliefs about poverty and race.
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Donald Trump, however, keeps chiseling away at bedrocks that underpin capitalism and free markets.
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A limited franchise and business scope underpin TSB's weak profitability and constrain its ratings.
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That has the potential to underpin revenue gains well into next year, strategists said.
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It would underpin the success of British manufacturing by providing access to bigger markets.
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Proponents state this would modernize the tax system, incentivize investment and underpin domestic competitiveness.
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Those local fulfillment centers underpin the company's one-day and same-day delivery services.
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"However, we continue to believe that a falling unemployment rate will ultimately underpin wages."
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Europe wanted changes from Basel to underpin its own plans to revive the market.
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Those local fulfillment centers underpin the company's one-day and same-day delivery services.
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Gasoline prices around $223.1 per gallon are also helping to underpin household discretionary spending.
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A smaller-than-forecast rise in core consumer prices helped underpin JGB market sentiment.
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But market players say concerns about global prospects are likely to underpin the yen.
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But despite the good intentions that often underpin them, they are a flawed solution.
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Gasoline prices around $223.1 a gallon are also helping to underpin household discretionary spending.
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We're asked to feed in some of the images and traits that underpin masculinity.
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We expect that both previous and today's key rate decisions will underpin this trend.
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These are the foundations that underpin the ambition of this unique and unprecedented partnership.
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This solid capital generation capacity and moderate dividend payments underpin its good capital levels.
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I.A. officials about real-life tensions they could borrow to underpin the show's plots.
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This and potential support from its parent underpin HSB's Short-Term IDR of 'F1+'.
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It also will underpin the ID.503 electric SUV that will follow next year.
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The low oil price and cheap credit helped underpin demand across Europe, PWC said.
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Strong domestic and export demand for beef helped to underpin cattle futures, traders said.
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We've had a run of prominent Sunday themes that underpin an entire big grid.
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However, we continue to believe that a falling unemployment rate will ultimately underpin wages.
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Accelerating home prices, which are boosting wealth for some households, should also underpin consumption.
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S. currencies and expectations that stimulus in China, the largest metals consumer, will underpin demand.
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Similar ideas underpin taxes on plastic bags to combat the growing problem of ocean pollution.
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Several different tendencies can be detected among the kingdom's religious scholars, who underpin the monarchy.
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If attacked, these essential services that underpin American society could come to a grinding halt.
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Sagging Japanese equities and a drop in overseas yields also helped underpin JGB market sentiment.
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Rather, ether can be used to underpin any sort of computer application you can imagine.
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Uncertainties remain, including whether Italy would offer guarantees to underpin the bank or inject capital.
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Still, over the longer term India's overall growth trajectory is expected to underpin fuel demand.
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Concerns that the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran continue to underpin the market.
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That should help to underpin consumer spending, which slowed at the start of the year.
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That helped underpin a dividend of 7.5 pence a share, unchanged from a year earlier.
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But near-record-high job openings and record-low layoffs underpin the entire job market.
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The real-world experiences of people with Medicare underpin our strong support for the proposal.
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That should support stability of the yuan and also help to underpin the stock market.
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Before construction, Tellurian needs to find long-term buyers, whose commitments will underpin the financing.
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It's these expectations that underpin workplace dynamics and give power to our ideas about gender.
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There is a backlash to the data collection practices that underpin how they make money.
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This knowledge must then underpin inclusive national and global dialogues about the best way forward.
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She expects the banking regulator's move will likely continue to underpin demand for government debt.
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"All of these things have helped Majorca's desirability and underpin its ultimate value," he said.
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It promises to be able to underpin other new technologies like driverless cars for example.
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Markets can also count on ECB's robust stimulus measures to underpin the recovering euro area economies.
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Deep learning and neural networks underpin about a dozen Google services, including its almighty search engine.
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That will require keen understanding of the byzantine details that underpin most pieces of significant legislation.
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The results of the BOJ's operation showed limited selling pressure, helping to underpin long-dated bonds.
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But the U.S. company gathered enough long-term buyers to underpin the financing of the project.
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Gains in the hog market and firmer cash cattle prices helped underpin cattle futures, analysts said.
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Data was slightly bearish, but firmer cash cattle prices could underpin futures on Monday, Nelson said.
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"We're trying to underpin the whole visitor experience with this mobile device-enable capability," Wright said.
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That, in turn, helped underpin an 11 percent increase in the total dividend for the year.
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Knowing that signals from our bodies underpin our emotions could be empowering for all of us.
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Confessions (the "king of evidence", as some commentators call it) underpin nearly 90% of criminal cases.
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Some new initiatives were announced to underpin the bilateral Lancaster House defence treaties signed in 2010.
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The veracity of the fingerprint databases that underpin these scans was also called into question recently.
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Australian police follow national guidelines on the use of lethal force that underpin police training methods.
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These systems increasingly underpin platforms such as ride-sharing apps, security systems, and "social credit" schemes.
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Fresh demand could underpin rice export prices in those countries, which have fallen amid increasing supply.
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Forties is the largest of the five crude oil streams that underpin the dated Brent benchmark.
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Denmark has some of the highest taxes in the world to underpin its generous welfare system.
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Strong labor market gains as well as rising home and stock market prices should underpin spending.
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Our monetary policy measures, which have facilitated the deleveraging process, should continue to underpin domestic demand.
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Overall, bullish sentiment continues to underpin the market, with Brent rising almost 30 percent this year.
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Hopes for stronger cash prices after a recent decline also helped underpin the market, they said.
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The Privacy Shield will underpin over $250 billion dollars of transatlantic trade in digital services annually.
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While the rains bring death and destruction every year, they also underpin life across the region.
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Those factors could help to underpin U.S. earnings even after the tax benefit is priced in.
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Profound social changes underpin these shifts, according to the group's research analyst, Danielle le Clus Rossouw.
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Truth and transparency underpin the science that informs regulations and protections we take for granted today.
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Impending increases in wages and pensions of government employees are also expected to underpin consumer spending.
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Does Europe need more steel if it wants to underpin its soft power with military strength?
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This is key to underpin technologies like driverless cars which cannot afford any lag in data.
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Census data also underpin state legislative districts and local boundaries like City Councils and school boards.
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And he branded the two women whose experiences underpin the criminal case against him as liars.
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Thus, it is not simply economic arguments that underpin the case for a liberal immigration policy.
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Some now think this digital treasure trove can underpin the future of the money management industry.
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Higher productivity would underpin higher worker salaries of as much as $4,000 to $9,000 a year.
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Currently, she's leading the cloud and infrastructure operations which underpin services like Azure and Office 365.
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The machine learning algorithms that underpin the AI revolution place extreme demands on conventional computing hardware.
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"We are certainly seeing the investment in infrastructure continue to underpin that strength in demand," Gaines said.
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It runs our phones, the web servers that underpin everything from Facebook to Google, even our cars.
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It also served as a stark reminder of the deep frustrations that underpin Washington's relationship with Beijing.
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But rising home prices should continue to underpin consumer spending, even though the housing market is slowing.
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Rising wages due to a tightening labor market also are expected to underpin consumer spending this year.
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"The ecosystems that underpin our economies, well-being and survival are collapsing," he wrote in a blog.
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There is solid new scientific evidence that beneficial microbial communities underpin the health of plants and people.
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Gains in the hog market helped underpin deferred CME live cattle and feeder cattle futures, analysts said.
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Advocates for the law had said it would underpin organizations that provide the widest range of services.
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They helped underpin an impressive 15-year streak, until 2006, of beating the S&P 500 Index.
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We also have to start developing global norms that can ultimately underpin flexible international standards and regulations.
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The continent's general lack of data to underpin AI systems has fostered some remarkable creativity, Nyoni noted.
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Economists had expected further targeted cuts on the RRR this year as Beijing seeks to underpin growth.
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"Antibiotics underpin the whole of modern medicine," Enne said, warning of the size of the challenge ahead.
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Security concerns and regulation will likely underpin many of the discussions about 5G next week in Barcelona.
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Other funds might copy those structures, but would struggle to mimic the Nordic values that underpin them.
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Labor market strength should continue to underpin consumer spending, despite a drop in retail sales in January.
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Returning to the international arena, the IRGC financial activities underpin the Iranian involvement in Syria and Iraq.
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That is continuing to underpin gold as it consolidates below last week's one-year high of $1,0.93.
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The shifting supply and demand dynamics underpin the company's base case for attempting to commercialize the resource.
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These revenues drive stability and visibility to cash flows and underpin the company's credit profile and rating.
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Conservative lending policies, good risk management, strong loan growth and inflation underpin the bank's asset quality ratios.
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GERB has pledged to maintain tight fiscal policies that underpin the lev currency's peg to the euro.
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Finally, let's feel some relief, even joy, in the resilience of the institutions which underpin our democracy.
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Nationwide said low interest rates and a shortage of homes are expected to underpin support for prices.
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We still have a version of this system, in which government guarantees underpin the profitability of banks.
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"The work seeks to question some of the enduring myths that underpin American identity," notes Van Houtryve.
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The U.S. data helped underpin a crude market already buoyed by worries over potential U.S.-Iran conflict.
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Porsche and Audi also plan to share a platform that will underpin several new battery-powered models.
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Meanwhile, researchers at New York University are already working on technologies that could underpin sixth-generation networks.
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A similar issue already exists when hackers compromise the "certificate authorities" that underpin general HTTPS web encryption.
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However, poor harvest prospects in Australia and falling estimates for Argentina's crop were helped to underpin wheat.
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Getting a good deal for Telematics would help to underpin the TomTom share price after recent volatility.
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He was famously selfish, self-involved, and uninterested in the traditions and conventions that underpin the institution.
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When asked by CNBC if Ant Financial is looking into blockchain technologies to underpin Alipay, Jing said "definitely".
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Market expectations for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in June have helped underpin the dollar recently.
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Especially when the company in question hasn't yet done the standard science required to robustly underpin its claims.
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Such long-term agreements normally underpin project finance and are critical before a final investment decision is taken.
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Pääkkönen has always been an outsider looking in on the cultural divides that underpin everyday life in America.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS --FOXA's portfolio of cable networks, including regional sports networks, and leading brands underpin the ratings.
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Schwan said the U.S. tax changes would "without a doubt" underpin the strength of the world's largest economy.
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And that often means leading cultural transformations that underpin the adoption of more advanced technology like artificial intelligence.
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Set up in 1997 to underpin the euro currency by limiting borrowing, the rules have undergone three revisions.
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Deeply skewed understandings of biology and obstetrics underpin efforts to restrict women's access to both abortion and contraception.
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Within a decade, 5G will drive all U.S. factories, utilities, refineries, traffic management and help underpin autonomous vehicles.
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DOLLAR: A softer dollar has helped underpin prices as it makes dollar-denominated products cheaper for non-U.
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Moral authority and the liberal values that underpin it have always been an essential component of American leadership.
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To underpin that safety after Brexit, she will surely have to soften her pledge to escape the ECJ.
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Up to now the rules that underpin the digital economy have been written by Google, Facebook et al.
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Strong fuel oil margins could also underpin prices for heavier grades that produce more of the residue fuel.
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The race for more powerful hardware engines to underpin the machine-learning software tsunami is, very clearly, on.
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Luria's credentials as an accomplished veteran and her moderate policy views underpin her strong positioning heading toward November.
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That suggests there may well be a long-term return to sterling assets to underpin any speculative fillip.
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Traders said a lacklustre session on Wall Street played a part in helping underpin the safe-haven yen.
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Still, the labor market continues to tighten, which together with the strength in housing, should underpin economic growth.
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From advanced manufacturing to software and telecommunications to food and agriculture, strong IP protections underpin our entire economy.
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The Dow Theory refers to three primary phases — accumulation, participation and distribution — which underpin a major market trend.
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Tsuruoka said Japan Inc's strong earnings and fund flows from foreign investors would underpin the Japanese equities market.
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Additional measures are needed and, ultimately, deep-rooted reforms that can underpin sustained growth well into the future.
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SD Plantation's scale, integrated operations, certified products and an efficient operating cost structure underpin its strong credit profile.
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But a gaping supply deficit will likely underpin prices despite signs that the market has become less tight.
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Bitcoin miners use computing power to solve mathematical problems which underpin the blockchain technology that records bitcoin transactions.
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In Japan, blood types now underpin a pseudoscientific philosophy of personality types, operating a little like astrological signs.
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Last month, the balance of orders held up, and another decent reading should underpin the pound, traders said.
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In his State of the Union address, the president insisted that "reciprocity" will underpin negotiations on trade deals.
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And they come back to some of the same notions of fairness that underpin the concert pricing conundrum.
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With voting just under way, the parties published a 21-point programme that would underpin the planned government.
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And over the long term that will likely underpin the Saudi-UAE axis as a counterweight to Iran.
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The amendment, in fact, would help re-establish the principles of competition and innovation that underpin American capitalism.
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That would underpin the dollar-based global financial infrastructure and world economy's thoroughly dollarized trade and financial transactions.
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"The benefits they bring in terms of collaboration are significant and underpin both productivity and innovation," he adds.
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Still the underlying trend in claims suggested job growth in February, which should continue to underpin the economy.
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They are also both outdoors brands so there would be obvious commercial 'synergies' to underpin such an arrangement.
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As Feynman pointed out, classical computers struggle to simulate the quantum-mechanical processes that underpin physics and chemistry.
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Given strong domestic demand, businesses are likely to boost stocks of goods, which should underpin production at factories.
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Relatively invisible, almost always run by women, home-based child care centers vitally underpin the American economy. ADVERTISEMENT
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They want auditors to challenge assumptions about long-term prices for oil and gas, which underpin shareholder returns.
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Muriel's toxic marriage, along with the betrayal and heartbreak that underpin it, are the novel's true emotional center.
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But inequality may also make the sorts of comprehensive public services that underpin egalitarian societies ever harder to sustain. ■
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Labor market strength is expected to underpin economic growth despite weak housing, slowing business investment and stock market turmoil.
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So too is the commitment to fundamental principles of humanity which underpin the global compact for protection of refugees.
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Russia and China have also launched their own global positioning systems to underpin their defense industries and civilian commerce.
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And his foreign policy includes taking advice from the same conspiracy theorist whose ideas underpin Trump's infamous Muslim ban.
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However, doubts about the effectiveness of the OPEC cuts underpin one of the most bearish forecasts on Wall Street.
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The algorithms that underpin gig-economy platforms improve the "matching" between giggers and jobs, leading to less dead time.
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Dealers said signs that trade tensions between the U.S. and China may be easing helped to underpin soybean prices.
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Those grants underpin some of the best-known — and most scrutinized — predictive policing efforts in Chicago and Los Angeles.
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All this gets enhanced with each question, courtesy of the machine learning engine Amazon has built to underpin Alexa.
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TWO diverging meanings of "divine" underpin "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination", at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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It will underpin the design of new drugs to treat infertility, and help researchers understand more about developmental disabilities.
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Gorbachev's grandchildren recognise in each other a dissatisfaction with the aggression, degradation and lies that underpin Mr Putin's rule.
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"We will underpin domestic consumption which accounts for the bulk of the economy by taking sufficient measures," Abe said.
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A fall in the Vix index, a gauge of expected volatilities in U.S. stocks, also helped underpin improving sentiment.
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The idea is to simulate, in miniature, the human-driven processes that underpin climate change on a global scale.
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"Deepening and broadening of effective reforms is critical to underpin the positive outlook for growth and unemployment," Lipton added.
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A recovery from dismal 2017, which marked the sector's worst contraction in two decades, would underpin Singapore's economic growth.
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The growth in pre-tax profit helped underpin an 11 percent increase in the total dividend for the year.
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This crossover is based upon a production platform called Modular Transverse Matrix (MQB) that will underpin the new Tigaun.
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Fitch core capital (FCC) is only adequate; however, measured risk appetite and growth targets underpin satisfactory regulatory capital buffers.
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But that's in line with the bank's aspiration of having its systems underpin more of the world's financial software.
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But the central bank maintained the low-interest rate environment that has helped underpin the bull market for stocks.
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This would help underpin a sustainable positive current balance over the medium term after volatile performance in 2014-2016.
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The safeguards that underpin such military sales to Egypt have been questioned by the United States Government Accountability Office.
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What will be the financial agreements that will underpin BRI investments in Italian ports, railroads, roads and related services?
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Ando is a simple concept, the kind that tends to underpin businesses that deliver big wins for venture investors.
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As the movement she started continues to gain momentum, this message will underpin everything she and her followers say.
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Volatile markets not only put traders under pressure: they test the limits of the technology that underpin the market.
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Bazin said in a statement that the takeover would "underpin our long-term growth in the Asia-Pacific region".
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Australia's central bank governor said in August an influx of new residents had helped to underpin strong economic growth.
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That matters, experts say, because a sense of progress and achievement can, in itself, underpin a kind of identity.
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The protocols that underpin the relationship between the news media and the president might seem arcane to many Americans.
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So the biggest question is whether Republicans in Congress can revamp the laws that underpin and guide the EPA.
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The great hymnal chords that underpin these slow movements are tuned with extraordinary care, delivering a chiaroscuro of resonance.
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A stable banking system is needed to underpin German companies who want to go abroad to export, he said.
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Those concerns, combined with the inspector general's findings, seemed to underpin Mr. Barr's memo to top Justice Department officials.
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Yet they are needed to underpin a system of daily contracts that extend out to the three-month contract.
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Tighter supplies for Basra Heavy and a reasonable price in December could underpin the grade's spot premiums, traders said.
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DB's sound risk controls underpin the ratings, particularly as the bank has sizeable exposures to credit and market risk.
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How you talk to your spouse matters Being a decisive, results-oriented problem solver may underpin your career success.
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China responded with tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. goods, targeted crops and livestock that underpin red-state economies.
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Forties is the biggest of the five North Sea crude oil streams that underpin the dated Brent price benchmark.
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"Value-buying in this oversold territory is highly likely to underpin gold prices," Religare Securities analyst Sugandha Sachdeva said.
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Even my idea about the child's right to authentic identity embodies a duality of philosophical traditions that underpin it.
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Both the United States and the European Union want to spur economic development to underpin democracy and diminish China's influence.
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These changes have already pushed through the massive data centers that underpin the likes of Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon.
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Financial institutions have so far taken a cautious approach with the technology originally conceived to underpin of the bitcoin cryptocurrency.
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Hague said the new course would help underpin their work by developing research to help tackle the culture of impunity.
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The involvement of the IMF is seen by those countries as essential to underpin the economic rigor of the program.
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Solid capital buffers and sound operating margins, however, will continue to underpin the credit strength of Hong Kong insurance sector.
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"The judgment underscores the values that underpin our hard-won democracy," Zuma said, while still insisting he didn't act dishonestly.
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At the same time, ongoing employment growth and increasing wages continue to underpin the resilience of the euro area economy.
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"Improved economic conditions underpin the assessment that there is no generalised overvaluation in euro area financial markets," the ECB said.
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Still, a strong rebound in high-sulfur fuel oil (HSFO) margins could underpin prices for heavier grades, the survey showed.
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TNC is planning its own blue bonds, which would underpin deals similar to the one it agreed with the Seychelles.
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It is expected to underpin economic growth in the third quarter, even as trade is expected to weigh on output.
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But "truffles", a form of the mushrooms that grow underground, are legal, and underpin a growing business in weekend trips.
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With low interest rates and limited supply in some markets expected to underpin demand, most expect to see new regulations.
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Grander, more didactic ambitions underpin a second book, "How Democracies Die", by two Harvard professors, Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt.
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Solid growth in the world's second largest economy has helped underpin a recent broad based economic expansion across emerging markets.
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It is impossible to understand what drives these movements without engaging with the economic and cultural circumstances that underpin them.
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Loading programmes for the four crudes that underpin dated Brent showed a rise to 908,000 bpd from March's 884,000 bpd.
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The rise in profit helped underpin a 17 percent increase in the company's interim dividend to 10.1 pence a share.
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"President Trump looks forward to Prime Minister Borissov's visit and celebrating the ties that underpin the bilateral relationship," Grisham added.
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The rally in crude oil prices continued to underpin shares of major producers such as Total and Royal Dutch Shell .
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For example, variable interest rate bonds can be informed by sensor measurements and engineering models that underpin performance-based yields.
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The trial-and-error process of finding the right drug for individual patients may also underpin a multiple-drug strategy.
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Business spending on equipment increased at its fastest pace in three years in the third quarter, helping to underpin manufacturing.
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SoftBank defends its valuation techniques, which include cash-flow analysis, recent transactions and comparison with peers to underpin its numbers.
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Strong business spending on equipment is helping to underpin manufacturing, which makes up about 12 percent of the U.S. economy.
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To do so, and to realize this level of ambition, there are five foundations that must underpin our trading relationship.
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Today the hype has faded, but fuzzy logic remains an active part of the mathematics that underpin the modern world.
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"This means there is a tonne of liquidity that is set to enter the market and underpin valuations," Satchu said.
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Commenting on the effects of recent interest rate cuts, the central bank said the reductions have helped underpin growth momentum.
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Some 65% also urged the government to compile fresh economic stimulus to underpin a fragile economy after the 2020 Olympics.
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Toyota and its luxury arm, Lexus, use Sony's CMOS image sensors in some models to underpin automatic emergency-braking features.
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Holdings in the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, SPDR Gold Shares, rose on Friday to help underpin prices.
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Rome, Senate starts discussion on the government's new economic and fiscal targets that will underpin 2100 budget (to Oct. 240).
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A recent global survey found that climate change had affected 82 percent of the biological processes that underpin all life.
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Rome, Senate starts discussion on the government's new economic and fiscal targets that will underpin 2020 budget (to Oct. 33).
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As a native Dane and a psychologist, I think the concepts that underpin the word are applicable to people everywhere.
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Some 13% also urged the government to compile fresh economic stimulus to underpin a fragile economy after the 2020 Olympics.
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The Mittelstand refers to Germany's more than 3.3 million small- and medium-sized companies which underpin up the country's economy.
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The Zurich-based bank predicted strong global economic growth in the fourth quarter that could underpin its results despite political uncertainty.
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Electric and self-driving vehicles also are expected to underpin the next wave of global transportation and services in the 2020s.
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Themes of the body, as a site for negotiation, conflict, and care, and histories of violence and resilience underpin the show.
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While the labor market is expected to continue to underpin the housing market, higher mortgage rates could slow demand for housing.
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These now underpin its decision-making about capital and lending, and Zions is not inclined to cut back on their use.
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They see it as a way to reduce costs, make processes more efficient and potentially underpin a lot of their operations.
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"Plankton underpin whole ocean productivity," lead author Robert McCauley, an associate professor at Curtin University in Australia, said in a statement.
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As long as gold remains above chart support at $1,320 and $1,300, positive technical momentum should underpin prices, however, he said.
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WARNING SIGNS Labor market strength is helping to underpin consumer spending, supporting the economy, now in its 11th year of expansion.
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These balance sheet strengths underpin the resilience of the bank's credit profile despite near- to medium-term uncertainty, in our view.
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This time, that starts with the brand's new global architecture — which will underpin the majority of other Subaru models going forward.
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As long as gold remains above chart support at $1,320 and $1,13, positive technical momentum should underpin prices, however, he said.
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Let me start with the second one, just because I think it's going to underpin some of my opinions about this.
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Gulf support would "underpin investor confidence by sending a strong signal that Lebanon can rely on deep-pocketed sponsors", he added.
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FF is betting on its Variable Platform Architecture to underpin all the vehicles it creates, from compact cars to pickup trucks.
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But many cities lack the expertise to prepare the studies needed to underpin major projects and make them bankable, experts say.
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Blockchain, a technology first conceived to underpin the cryptocurrency bitcoin, is a shared database designed to process and settle transactions swiftly.
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The 180,000 bpd field is the largest contributor to the Forties crude oil stream, one of four crudes which underpin Brent.
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NATO questions Now, there are serious questions in Europe whether Trump is committed to the US security guarantees that underpin NATO.
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But I asked Crabtree in an interview last week where he saw the country headed, and how technology might underpin that.
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"That support will include coaching, medical and logistical assistance and will help underpin athletes' own admirable fund-raising efforts," it said.
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As a result, the banks' Support Rating Floors (SRFs), which underpin their IDRs, have been revised downwards to 'BB+' from 'BBB-'.
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In progressive musicological circles these days, you hear much talk about the canon and about the bad assumptions that underpin it.
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It said work on pricing and improving logistics and stock efficiencies would underpin the rise over its 2018/13 full year.
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The continued deterioration of Venezuela's economy, underpinned by a drop in its lifeblood crude production, has helped to underpin crude prices.
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The four freedoms underpin the EU's internal market and refer to the freedom of movement for goods, services, capital and workers.
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Despite central bank and banking watchdog steps to underpin the lira, it has weakened 37 percent against the dollar this year.
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This and the expected maintenance of a conservative financial policy despite likely bolt-on M&A activity underpin the Stable Outlook.
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Psychologists identify the so-called "big five" personality traits, features which underpin other aspects of personality and are stable throughout adulthood.
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It's the contrast all but certain to underpin this year's presidential campaign, distilled into a 90-minute midday slice of Washington.
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Ramped up demand from Bangladesh, the world's fourth-biggest rice producer, could underpin prices in major exporters Vietnam, Thailand and India.
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Politics underpin the reason for the Capitol Hill meeting, but senators have an opportunity here to advocate for all Americans' privacy.
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"Wages and jobs market remain solid, which will likely underpin consumer spending," said Yosuke Yasui, senior economist at Japan Research Institute.
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Those networks are seen as crucial pieces of technology, touted as having the potential to underpin critical parts of countries' infrastructure.
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He was crucial to the spread of the protocols that underpin today's internet (and gave Queen Elizabeth her own email address).
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Over two decades, Google has built a complex web of services that underpin the sale of most ads on the internet.
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The move is more than a formality and will require Lloyds to inject capital into the business to underpin its activities.
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Fitch expects steady profitability and restrained asset growth to underpin the group's capital, with modest capital usage among its principal subsidiaries.
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The clauses underpin important business activities such as outsourced services, cloud infrastructure, data hosting, human resources management, payroll, finance and marketing.
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The President has used opposition to Kavanaugh to underpin what has become a central message in his closing argument to voters.
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The books act as a kind of binding agent, a Bible-like codification of basic principles that underpin the various denominations.
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On Wednesday, the company displayed a newly developed set of batteries, electric motors, electronics and vehicle architecture that underpin its strategy.
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"Rather, we seek to understand how a company's purpose informs its strategy and culture to underpin sustainable financial performance," he wrote.
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Intel's microprocessors are used in more than 90 percent of the computer servers that underpin the internet and private business operations.
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I am deeply disappointed in my adopted country as the fundamental values that should underpin any developed society are being eroded.
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Paired with its solemate it will underpin a set of trainers from a new range planned by Adidas, a German sportswear firm.
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Higher tariffs will tax U.S. consumers and producers and weaken the integrated production chains that underpin millions of U.S. and Mexican jobs.
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The Fed, however, will probably sound optimistic about the economic outlook and that is likely to help underpin the greenback, he added.
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"There is little doubt that leading producers have re-committed to do whatever it takes to underpin the market," the IEA said.
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Loading programmes for the four crudes that underpin dated Brent showed a rise to 908,000 barrels per day from March's 884,000 bpd.
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These reports underpin virtually every climate-based decision on Earth, from the US military's threat assessments to the Paris climate agreement itself.
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What this looks like has yet to be determined — but it should underpin any strategic countermeasures adopted by the U.S. in cyberwarfare.
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Despite this, the bank's healthy loss-absorption buffers and stable funding and liquidity position continue to underpin its strong overall credit profile.
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One insider questions whether GM is as committed to carmaking as it is to the technologies that will underpin mobility in future.
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Together with a 7.8 percent rise in TP ICAP, this helped underpin the UK mid cap index, which was up 0.2 percent.
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These factors underpin sound financial metrics, in particular capitalisation and still healthy earnings generation, which can offset expected rises in loan impairments.
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These are pivotal questions, and they underpin whether Lighthouse is worth its $299 price tag and its $10 per month subscription fee.
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America's 2.7m-odd deaths a year underpin an industry worth $16bn in 303, encompassing over 19,000 funeral homes and over 120,000 employees.
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America's 21960m-odd deaths a year underpin an industry worth $279bn in 0005, encompassing over 603,260 funeral homes and over 240,240 employees.
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How can the technology be cast into an unfair advantage that will yield big margins and growth that underpin billion-dollar businesses?
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Such a strong outcome would only add to the risk of faster rate increases from the Federal Reserve and underpin the dollar.
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"It seems like policy support is working to underpin the Chinese economy," said Ayako Sera, market economist at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank.
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Increasing Saudi Arabian power demand amid falling supply from there, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait underpin the big shift, he said.
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Brent futures LCOc1 are currently at a premium of about $2 a barrel to the main physical cargoes that underpin those contracts.
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That valuation, along with GameStop's strong free cash flow and 4.7 percent dividend yield, underpin BB&T analyst Anthony Chukumba's "buy" rating.
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Close operational integration with and supervision by the parent, including EFL's partial rebranding, underpin the narrow notching between CA's and EFL's IDRs.
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This, in turn, would mean the end of causal determinism—and with it the assumptions which underpin the whole of modern physics.
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And the team's staying power cannot be in doubt — over a decade into the R&D needed to underpin their alt network.
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China seems firmly determined to de-dollarize by opening up its capital account to underpin the global use of its own currency.
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His presidency is rooted in an assault on the institutions -- like the Justice Department and the FBI -- that underpin American public life.
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Whilst working to remedy that situation internally, the EU should uphold the same core values and principles that underpin its policies externally.
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Here is a simple fact that should underpin most conversations about guns: Where there are more guns, there are more gun deaths.
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Originally used as the technology to underpin bitcoin, blockchain technology is increasingly being seen as applicable for a whole range of industries.
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Such a strong outcome would only add to the risk of faster rate hikes from the Federal Reserve and underpin the dollar.
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That, in turn, helped underpin an interim dividend of 13 pence a share, up from 22 pence in the year-earlier period.
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Biden and Buttigieg are two candidates seeking to promote free trade and liberal democracy, two notions that underpin the traditional international order.
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It's our patriotic duty to be visible, to keep ourselves part of the conversation that underpin our flawed but precious collective democracy.
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With inflation risks subsiding, the central bank has an opportunity to lower the cost of borrowing to help underpin an economic recovery.
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Great companies such as Trustpilot, Graze, Movidius, Sportpursuit, Conversocial and Lyst, among many others, will underpin our portfolio growth from day one.
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Supporting individuals makes a lot of sense, but often companies want to support the specific projects and ecosystems that underpin their software.
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Before the latest contraction, the economy benefited from a global exports boom that continues to underpin a synchronized uptick in world growth.
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For other art and technology experts, "tokenization" — using the value of an artwork to underpin tradable digital tokens — is the way forward.
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Much of the foundational data and modeling that underpin the report rely on government investments in observational data and high-performance computing.
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"5G technology will underpin the communications that Australians rely on every day," Mr. Burgess said at a national security dinner in Canberra.
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More than just a place to live, private housing in the past two decades came to underpin the aspirations of urban Chinese.
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S. trade frictions, while bleak economic data on Monday raised hopes that Beijing will dole out more stimulus to underpin the economy.
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"Growth in demand for the products that underpin our businesses remains strong," said Exxon chairman and CEO Darren Woods in a statement.
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Known as 5G, those networks promise super-fast data speeds but also provide the technology to underpin critical infrastructure in the future.
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The transactional relationships that underpin these American universities' campuses in U.A.E. and Qatar subvert the very academic freedom they're supposed to promote.
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But here on the finance team, we&aposre taking a look at the payments and card companies that underpin all that spending.
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They didn't test apps' efficacy but rather looked at the methodologies that underpin them and assessed how accurate their predictions should be.
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Hopes for Chinese buying helped underpin futures as Beijing and Washington plan for high-level trade talks in October, according to traders.
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This is also vital to underpin trust in our decisions and to buttress ourselves from any naysayers who may doubt our commitment.
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Much of the required infrastructure repair will involve public schools, water systems, power grids and other systems that underpin the U.S. economy.
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Now, new technologies, specifically those that underpin Bitcoin — distributed ledger technology (DLT) and its immutable blockchain encryption technique — are presenting a solution.
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A failure to underpin the reforms would represent a setback for Cameron, who pledged last year to secure "full-on treaty change".
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The social contract and geopolitical norms that underpin liberal democracies and the world order that sustains them were not built for this century.
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And President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia depends deeply on oil, to pay the public sector salaries and pensions that underpin his popularity.
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Recent weakness in the dollar and a strengthening global economy are expected to buoy exports of U.S.-made goods, which would underpin manufacturing.
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The expected high leverage and weak FCF generation, together with FFO fixed charge cover of just above 1.5x, underpin the IDR at 'B-'.
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Associates Underpin Investment Risks Naspers' 33.6% equity stake in Tencent (valued at USD63.7bn at current market price) and its 29% stake in Mail.
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Still, strong metrics will continue to underpin the tech giant's credit rating, the two agencies noted, echoing similar sentiments from Moody's on Friday.
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Though Banksy himself gets little direct benefit from these public sales, the results underpin the prices he can charge to his private collectors.
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Setubal's focus will be to strengthen Itaú's balance sheet to underpin earnings growth when Brazil's economy begins to recover, most likely next year.
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Strong consumer confidence and rising house prices should underpin consumer spending, which appears to have braked sharply at the start of the year.
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Broad social-democrat parties built structures for co-operation between capital and labour that still underpin globally competitive economies like the Scandinavian ones.
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For the second time in a decade, Alitalia filed for bankruptcy protection after workers rejected the cuts needed to underpin a capitalisation plan.
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However, the assumptions which underpin their optimism will be tested during a campaign that will shed more light on the prime minister's priorities.
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The larger budget deficits entailed by tax reform, along with more public spending on infrastructure, would underpin yields on long-term Treasury bonds.
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Bitcoin is earned — or 'mined' — by using your computer to help process the uncrackable "blockchains" or digital transaction records that underpin the currency.
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Today, Amazon and Souq are making another acquisition to build out the logistics that will underpin that operation's growth: Souq has acquired Wing.
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Free of geopolitical jargon, her deceptively simple prose is sprinkled with shrewd observations about the emotions that underpin bad or wicked political decisions.
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These technologies, which now include 5G wireless networks, increasingly underpin everything from the financial sector to the supply chains that deliver our food.
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Still, optimism about the potential for positive grinding data from Asia, due to be published on Friday, helped underpin the market, dealers said.
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Financials tacked on 20.6 percent to underpin gains, with Westpac Banking Corp adding 1.4 percent and Commonwealth Bank of Australia firming 1 percent.
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Together, Fannie and Freddie guarantee the bulk of US home loans and underpin the country's unique system of 30-year fixed rate mortgages.
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And there is now a very tight timetable for securing such agreement and completing the processes that would underpin IMF participation before July.
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He is currently a Ph.D. student at Duke University whose research focuses on the domestic politics that underpin decisions to use military force.
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That architecture will also underpin the new S60 sedan, which will be the first model built at Volvo's new factory in South Carolina.
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Together with a 7.7 percent rise in TP ICAP, this helped underpin the UK mid cap index, which was flat in percentage terms.
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Economists expect brisk Asia-bound shipments of electronics and solid capital investment in advanced economies will underpin Japan's export performance in coming months.
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He added that solid employment growth would underpin consumer spending in the coming months, helping to cushion the German economy against external shocks.
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The grievances that underpin this attitude are often legitimate, but the result is that race in America can sometimes seem like a prison.
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There are a few different technological concepts that underpin the horrors of this episode, but the most important is that of the network.
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Third, the strong economic and business interests that used to underpin the bilateral relationship and helped smooth over political differences seem weaker now.
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With U.S. job and wage growth bolstering domestic demand, businesses are expected to boost stocks of goods, which could underpin production at factories.
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At one point the men sung a low humming drone that blended with a gently syncopated percussion line to underpin Mr. Cole's narration.
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The drop in the dollar and optimism on Chinese demand helped underpin commodities, with everything from copper to iron ore on the rise.
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Xi said in a keynote speech on Friday that environmental protection must underpin the initiative "to protect the common home we live in".
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That said, the Office for Budget Responsibility, which produces the forecasts that underpin Britain's budgets, said there was "significant uncertainty" about the target.
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They warn that what is unfolding is potentially damaging to America's position overseas and the institutions that underpin its democratic system at home.
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Following the bank's last meeting in April, Draghi said that "underlying strength" in the euro zone's economy continued to underpin the bank's confidence.
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While that may help underpin the economy, a major oil and natural resources exporter, the growth outlook was cut in the latest poll.
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ITV added 2% after the broadcaster said demand for programming, particularly in the United States, would underpin a solid end to the year.
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However, few people had a deep understanding of the complex cultural values and traditions that underpin that nation's business, political and everyday life.
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"A strong economy needs a fair, stable and competitive tax system, creating the growth that will underpin our future prosperity," outlined the Chancellor.
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Forties, together with the North Sea Brent, Oseberg and Ekofisk crudes, underpin the Brent benchmark used for most of the world's oil trades.
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Such bilateral links allow banks to finance trade, settle credit card payments and clear the U.S. dollar-denominated transactions that underpin global commerce.
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"We expect policy this year would focus more on building a floor to underpin the economy, rather than to boost growth," he said.
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Whether researchers will swiftly match theory with more evidence to underpin the practice remains to be seen, but women are opting in nonetheless.
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An unexpected rise in machinery orders also suggests that business investment could help underpin growth due to improving corporate activity and domestic demand.
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Ocean warming: A new study has found that underwater heat waves are becoming more common, killing off the species that underpin many ecosystems.
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"That is what we need to underpin confidence and ensure that yields stay at a reasonable level over the medium term," he said.
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Trade wars, migration, energy supplies, climate change and the eradication of poverty underpin the basic themes of the 193-member General Assembly agenda.
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AB Foods rose 0.7 percent following an upgrade to "buy" from Goldman Sachs on expectations a weak dollar would underpin its profit recovery.
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But serious collection of data on the marine processes that underpin this, using networks of autonomous buoys, began only in the early 20453s.
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The strategy aims to unlock access to "more data and good quality data" to fuel innovation and underpin better public services, she added.
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But the new comment period isn't focused on the usual issues that underpin the net neutrality debate, such as blocking or throttling content.
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It was originally used to underpin the digital currency bitcoin — although cryptocurrencies are not what IBM is focusing on with its blockchain endeavors.
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Reasonably tight underwriting practices along with good management track record underpin Fitch's expectation that DHFL will be able to manage the incremental risk.
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Besides earning some pocket money, these early jobs gave me a real appreciation of all the hard work that underpin our modern societies.
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"We may then seek to underpin this levy in legislation, to ensure the continued and reliable operation of the levy," the document said.
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He's undoing trade deals, nuclear pacts and pressuring estranged alliances that underpin decades of US power in pursuit of his "America First" creed.
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In years past such strong refined metal imports might have been explained by the need for units to underpin China's collateral financing trade.
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It also recommended that the FAA scrutinize the assumptions that underpin how much time pilots need to react to emergencies in the cockpit.
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Thinking about the reasons that could underpin my daughter's future self helped me understand the reasons behind my own philosophical and personal identity.
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These rules helped underpin the Paris climate agreement, under which all countries agreed to tackle their own emissions and ratchet up ambitions over time.
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At the same time, further employment gains and increasing wages continue to underpin the resilience of the euro area economy and gradually rising inflation.
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That helped underpin a final dividend of 36 pence giving a total dividend for the year of 57 pence a share, up 3.6 percent.
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Carige is the latest example of a distressed European lender using liability management exercise to underpin a thorny capital raise or optimise its debt.
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Investors believe the election will further underpin a mandate for anti-establishment, euro-skeptic politicians, stoking worries about Italy's future in the euro zone.
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Those holdings help underpin the $2700 trillion of assets invested in 21987(k) retirement plans, according to the Investment Company Institute, a trade group.
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That means pipelines could face higher risk premiums and have a harder time getting volume commitments from shippers that underpin such projects, Ozkan said.
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HOUSING BOOSTA recent rally on Wall Street, strengthening U.S. labor market and lower gasoline prices are supporting consumer confidence, helping to underpin economic activity.
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As one of Google's earliest engineers, Dean had helped design and build the fundamental computing systems that underpin the tech titan's vast online empire.
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Don't be surprised if the episodes routinely circle back to the ideas that underpin Donald Trump's worst rhetoric and policies, like the Muslim ban.
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Cruise has since debuted the Origin, the six-seat shuttle that will underpin the robotaxi business it plans to someday launch in San Francisco.
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By focusing on artworks reflecting "non-conforming sexualities and gender identities", it draws attention to the unexamined assumptions that underpin the Western artistic canon.
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The next president's main job should be to reinforce the institutions that underpin a modern economy, democracy and above all the rule of law.
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Health stocks also helped underpin the rise, led higher by Germany's Merck KGAA, which said that it was considering selling its consumer health business.
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We believe that trends have improved since the 1Q and our higher estimates for U.S. retail underpin our increase in price target to $2,200.
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They underpin much of modern medicine and are essential for patients undergoing chemotherapy for cancer, organ transplants or common surgeries such as caesarean sections.
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We believe that trends have improved since the 1Q and our higher estimates for U.S. retail underpin our increase in price target to $2,193.
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A tightening job market has gradually increased household income and helped underpin household spending, which makes up roughly 50 percent of Japan's economic activity.
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Image: BroadcomBroadcom makes controllers for hard drives, chips for Bluetooth and GPS, and switches and bridges that underpin technologies like PCI Express and Ethernet.
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Like other U.S. banks, JPMorgan has resorted to aggressive cost controls to underpin earnings over the past several quarters as revenue growth remains sluggish.
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Gains in export performance and competiveness are set to underpin current account surpluses forecast by Fitch at an average of 3% for 103-2019.
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Amid increasing concerns that crude demand growth may slip in 173 because of slowing economic growth, India's burgeoning fuel consumption may help underpin prices.
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Shrinking labor market slack, marked by a 4.4 percent unemployment rate, is improving employment opportunities for young Americans, helping to underpin demand for housing.
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Crucially, the BT Group will retain ownership of Openreach's network, which is required to underpin the pension scheme, one of the biggest in Britain.
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Consumers are lapping up gold at a time supply is declining, helping underpin a rally in the precious metal, a market participant said Monday.
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The watchdog could recommend that the bloc's executive European Commission proposes changes to EU laws that underpin UCITS and consumer protection in financial services.
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Daniel Lim, one of the co-founders of Reebonz, said the "aspirational middle class" - particularly in Asia - will underpin demand for personal luxury products.
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"Light positioning and numerous upcoming geopolitical events should continue to underpin demand for the metal," said MKS PAMP trader Sam Laughlin in a note.
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Still, there's an enthusiastic niche of ear-havers that's very interested in DACs, and amplifiers, and the audio formats that underpin their listening experience.
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First, many of the ideologies, philosophies and theologies that underpin the white supremacist movement in the United States did not originate in this country.
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With particle accelerators like the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, scientists have discovered the vanishingly tiny particles, like the Higgs boson, that underpin reality.
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At the same time, further employment gains and rising wages continue to underpin the resilience of the domestic economy and gradually rising inflation pressures.
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In the hands of TikTok and Twitter, the joke and the frustrations that underpin it have been reduced down to just two little words.
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"If yields stabilize people may be more willing to buy the dip in U.S. equities tomorrow," this would help underpin emerging equities, he said.
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Robust demand growth for raw materials worldwide should underpin the case for investors to own them, Goldman said in a research note published Monday.
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A well-resourced energy research agenda would underpin this framework by enabling breakthroughs that allow actors throughout the economy to move farther and faster.
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In July, SoftBank agreed to buy ARM, the British chip designer whose products underpin goods as varied as iPhones and drones, for $32 billion.
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At the same time, domestic demand, also backed by our accommodative monetary policy stance, continues to underpin the economic expansion in the euro area.
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Future research endeavors must elucidate the precise mechanisms that underpin cognitive symptoms of anorexia, and altering these mechanisms must become the goal of treatment.
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Overall exports of goods are being supported by recent dollar depreciation and a strengthening global economy, which is helping to underpin the manufacturing sector.
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The move is likely to affect the Bank of Japan's decision on steps to underpin the economy at its March 18-19 policy review.
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The algorithms that underpin these networks also promote engaging content, in a feedback loop that, link by link, guides new audiences to toxic ideas.
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The European Central Bank's asset purchase programme should help underpin inflation expectations, and supports our base case that the eurozone will avoid prolonged deflation.
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That is why he was willing to buy ARM Holdings, the British semiconductor designer whose chips underpin modern smartphones, for $32 billion last year.
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The wider discussion, he says, also needs to become about solutions: tackling the mental health problems that underpin everything and the racism compounding it.
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Buzzard is the main contributor to the Forties crude stream, the largest of the five North Sea oil grades that underpin Brent crude futures.
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Buzzard is the main contributor to the Forties crude stream, the largest of the five North Sea oil grades that underpin Brent crude futures.
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Creating peer groups of adolescent girls is a powerful means of building their confidence to challenge social and cultural norms that underpin gender inequality.
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He also said wealth accumulation and rising household income should continue to underpin end-user demand for residential properties, despite anticipated interest rate hikes.
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The credit's phase-out is a major change for an industry that has relied on it to underpin growth for well over a decade.
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Originally conceived to underpin cryptocurrencies, blockchain is a shared database that can process and settle transactions in minutes and it is considered highly secure.
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Associates Underpin Investment Risks: Naspers' 33.6% equity stake in Tencent (valued at USD82bn at the current market price) and its 29% stake in Mail.
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Others said low interest rates on the dollar after the U.S. Federal Reserve's three rate cuts this year would underpin risk asset prices globally.
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A hefty week of euro zone bond supply put some upward pressure on borrowing costs, although Coeure's comments early on Monday helped underpin sentiment.
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Separately, Franz Klintsevich, a member of the upper house of parliament's security committee, said there was no proof to underpin the accusations against Moscow.
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For instance, Aramco sells all of the natural gas it produces to domestic customers at below market prices that underpin the country's industrial base.
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" The researcher describes the framework of justifications that underpin the Israeli government's use of force in Gaza as an unprecedented "fusing of legal paradigms.
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George W. Bush and Iraq underpinned American Idiot just as Donald Trump and the compounded doom of the year will retrospectively underpin Revolution Radio.
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"Consumption has emerged from a soft patch in the first quarter and will underpin economic growth," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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Supply disruptions stemming from U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran, as well as interruption of Russia's exports because of pipeline contamination, have helped underpin prices.
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This raised the chances that the Bank of Japan will keep the current stimulus longer before seeking an exit from it, helping to underpin JGBs.
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But the excess is palpable – and it's pouring straight into the Atlantic Basin, home of the physical crude grades that underpin the global Brent benchmark.
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Supply disruptions stemming from U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran, as well as interruption of Russias exports because of pipeline contamination, have helped underpin prices.
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"The rekindling in risk aversion in global markets should, while it persists, underpin USD-CAD," analysts at Action Economics said in a report on Monday.
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"The continued firming will likely underpin stronger nonfuel import price inflation going forward," said Gregory Daco, chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics in New York.
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Consumer spending has helped underpin the economy in recent years, though that has served to drive household debt compared to income to a record high.
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If India and Pakistan were more confident in themselves, they would be less worried by the normal human exchanges between countries that underpin peaceful relations.
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The huge potential for wireless services in Indonesia and plans by telecom firms to sell towers underpin strong prospects for independent tower companies, analysts said.
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The tactic is the latest technique being employed to beat rivals in a competitive iron ore industry where the rights to deposits underpin future profits.
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The little-known companies that underpin millions of transactions on and off the internet probably know more about you than your closest relatives or friends.
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It also means paying the subsidies that underpin the system, something the president has been unwilling to do, thus deepening the problems on the exchanges.
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Still, many analysts suspect the currency will be allowed to drift lower over time both to help underpin exports and fight deflation risks at home.
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Such shares grant differentiated voting rights and underpin the alternative governance and shareholding structures favored by many owners of new age industries such as technology.
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And as the economy grows ever more complex, the inadequacies of the institutions that underpin it, especially the rule of law, will become more glaring.
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If you have any knowledge of the agreements that underpin these arrangements, as always, send us a tip via email, Twitter, Keybase, or Secure Drop.
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And while it particularly targets some of the money mules who underpin criminal payouts, the overall infrastructure behind these spamming campaigns is massive and inveterate.
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The show, curated by Elvira Dyangani Ose and entitled True Value, represents Gates's continued efforts to examine the structures that underpin economic and social value.
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Second, technology firms may be better placed than carmakers to develop and profit from the software that will underpin both automated driving and vehicle-sharing.
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Poll: Trade union Verdi said it was calling on staff at Fresenius's hospitals division Helios to take strike action to underpin demands for higher wages.
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Instead, synths fizzle behind her deft and robust voice, and Van Etten mostly relies on a swell of melodies to underpin her memories in miniature.
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All of which has helped stabilise sentiment in the resources sector after a run of tough years, and should underpin jobs and wages going forward.
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Mr Ghosn says that he sees plenty of synergies in purchasing; the platforms that underpin cars and that joint development projects will justify the deal.
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To underpin the cash call, management at the 544-year old lender has been on road shows to drum up support from potential anchor investors.
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Though trade and political disputes are raging, there is no sign yet of a loosening of the security and intelligence relationships that underpin Western security.
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The banks' broad branch networks and strong deposit franchises underpin their stable funding and liquidity profiles, which are key rating strengths - in particular for BPI.
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It was originally used as the technology to underpin bitcoin but banks have become increasingly interested in other use cases, like clearing and settling payments.
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Medea is an early antiheroine in literature, and the progenitor of all the alienées whose crimes are a reproach to the hypocrisies that underpin civilization.
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American officials also made clear that they view Huawei as a threat to national security, since it builds the telecoms networks that underpin modern societies.
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It has particular significance to global markets because Forties is the largest out of the five crude oil streams that underpin the dated Brent benchmark.
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The jump in U.S. equities helped underpin markets in London and Frankfurt, which added to gains and were up 248.07 percent and 245.58 percent respectively.
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The engineering models that underpin the OCI identify variations in the profile of GHG emissions for different oils in different stages of the supply chain.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said "underlying strength" in the euro zone's economy continued to underpin the bank's confidence despite signs of "moderation" in recent weeks.
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The outlook for JGBs also depends on the situation in North Korea, she said, with safe-haven buying expected to underpin demand on any escalations.
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Export growth is seen likely to continue as the global economy remains on a solid footing, which should underpin policymakers' confidence in Japan's economic outlook.
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Russell's social media presence is more than mere entertainment, it's a lifeline to the newer, more geographically diverse audiences that underpin the NBA's global growth.
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The mathematics of probability theory, which now underpin everything from insurance to airplane design to clinical drug trials, were first developed to analyze dice games.
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The draft of a new law to formally underpin and possibly expand China's intelligence gathering operations at home and abroad was released on May 16.
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A fall in the dollar index, which gave back some of its recent gains, helped underpin Chicago crop prices by making them more attractive overseas.
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Freedom from a corrupt social order, as the characters achieve it, means excision from the economic webs that underpin not just material but social life.
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"(Xi) will use the episode to underpin his personal authority," Tom Rafferty, principal economist in China for The Economist Intelligence Unit, said in an email.
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The latter never revealed — or won an electoral mandate for — their real agenda, of perpetuating themselves in power by attacking the institutions that underpin democracy.
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Still, the architects directed the contractor, Lead Dog Custom Homes, to build a network of concrete walls and piers to underpin the house and decking.
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National officials with the Christian Democrats warn that cooperation could legitimize the far right's nationalist populist agenda and undermine the values that underpin German democracy.
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Kuroda said Japan's $122 billion fiscal package and receding overseas risks, such as a temporary truce in the U.S.-China trade war, would underpin growth.
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And Europe has no hyperscalers, or companies that provide the internet infrastructure that underpin huge platforms such as Google (GOOGL), Facebook (FB) and Amazon (AMZN).
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Lloyds will have to inject capital into the business to underpin its activities, with the amount expected to run into the low hundreds of millions.
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"An appropriate clearing price in a future capacity market (auction) will be required to underpin investment in new-build gas," Drax said in its results.
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The leaked files that underpin Assange's charge Thursday include the diplomatic cables and the pursuit of Guantanamo Bay detainee records, prosecutors said in the indictment.
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Kuroda said Japan's $122 billion fiscal package and receding overseas risks, such as a temporary truce in the U.S.-China trade war, would underpin growth.
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Such shares grant differentiated voting rights and underpin the alternative governance and shareholding structures favoured by many owners of new age industries such as technology.
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"It will secure better support for consumers, better protection for children on the Internet, and underpin a radical transformation of government services," the minister added.
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I'm incredibly proud of the work the team has done to build the capabilities that underpin our strategy and their excellent execution against our plans.
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Blackstone said in its IPO filing that proceeds from the listing would repay some credit facilities that underpin the Invitation Homes SFR bond issuance program.
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Upbeat employment conditions would raise the chances of the central bank opting to hike interest rates later in the year, which would underpin the dollar.
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The gains helped underpin a 10 percent increase in the interim dividend to 8.60 pence per share from 7.8 pence a year earlier, it added.
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They added that, while these expectations will cap the yen's rise, if global risk sentiment sours in the near term, it would underpin the currency.
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The president has instead tried to shift attention to the deep societal problems like inequality and poverty that, he insists, underpin the nation's crime problem.
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This kind of A.I. research benefits from enormous amounts of computing power, and DeepMind can lean on the massive computer data centers that underpin Google.
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Mr. McCain's investigation may inflame tensions inside America's "deep state," a term political observers use to refer to the security institutions that underpin the regime.
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Google today hinted at a near future where its artificial intelligence capabilities underpin its collection of cloud-based applications aimed at the workplace, Google Apps.
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Another target was Ericsson, which has been racing against China's Huawei Technologies to build infrastructure for 5G networks expected to underpin future hyper-connected societies.
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In the longer term, those data will also shed light on the atmospheric and oceanic physics that underpin intensification, making better forecasts possible in the future.
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Maritime surveillance, police and defense cooperation would underpin the security treaty, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said in a statement, but gave no date to begin talks.
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The number of Americans filing applications for jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength that should continue to underpin the economy.
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The first model will feature GM's all-new battery electric vehicle architecture, which will underpin a "family of profitable EVs," the automaker said in press release.
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Helping underpin prices, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is mulling whether to deepen production cuts amid concerns of weak demand growth next year.
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My guess is that the real surprise for our visitor would be the vast open source projects, relying mainly on volunteer labor, that underpin the internet.
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The Spanish operations underpin Telefonica's ratings and consolidation has improved market structure, while the company's investments in network, content and bundled products sustain its competitive capability.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS The European Central Bank's asset purchase programme should help underpin inflation expectations, and supports our base case that the eurozone will avoid prolonged deflation.
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Spiky drum machines brightly underpin linear sonic juxtapositions, as harmonically bent funk guitar intertwines around sped-up keyboard presets, interrupted by strategic bursts of ambient noise.
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On the other hand, constraints from the national government underpin regional efforts to cut spending, especially for the agreed recovery plan for the health care sector.
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Ye envisions that atomic clocks will underpin the navigation systems of autonomous vehicles or even the vehicles that are sent further afield to Mars and beyond.
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A proposal by the French government under new President Emmanuel Macron to help bridge differences on debt relief will underpin further euro zone discussions, officials said.
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"With geopolitical risk no less sure ahead of Libyan elections next year, we should expect more regional chaos and disorder to underpin oil prices," he added.
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Legislative follow through on campaign promises in the form of tax cuts and infrastructure spending initiatives must underpin deregulation via executive order and purely partisan maneuvers.
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The worries around Groningen underpin Europe's gas prices but with an abundance of gas the developments have not posed a real threat to security of supply.
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Koodaideri is expected to underpin Rio's production of its flagship Pilbara Blend iron ore, sustaining its current output of more than 330 million tonnes a year.
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One of the multiple steps in the process is the detailed environmental impact statement (EIS) that must underpin any lease under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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Not surprisingly, manufacturing job declines have been especially severe in the Great Lakes region, where auto assembly and parts manufacturing underpin much of the local economies.
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"For websites or banking apps this could be finding and exploiting zero day flaws that underpin that user interface," she explained to CNBC in an email.
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On Tuesday, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg also took steps to underpin a possible run, filing paperwork to appear on the primary ballot in Arkansas.
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She added that the four freedoms that underpin the EU's internal market should be the basis of negotiations with Britain on its exit from the union.
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U.S. banks are already under pressure from near-zero interest rates, forcing them to resort to cost-cutting to underpin earnings as revenue growth remains weak.
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Should demand for manufactured goods wane, Mexico will be increasingly dependent on consumer spending, which makes up about two-thirds of the economy, to underpin growth.
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That combination could potentially break with one of the EU's "four freedoms" — movement of workers, goods, capital and services — that underpin access to the single market.
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The BOJ kept monetary policy steady last month but signalled its readiness to maintain or even cut already low interest rates to underpin a fragile recovery.
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The anticipated slowdown in economic growth is likely to be temporary against the backdrop of a robust labor market that is expected to underpin consumer spending.
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Moreover, police, prosecutors, and city lawyers across the country have been caught behind the scenes exhibiting the larcenous attitudes that underpin the practice of asset forfeiture.
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Democrats need to remind voters of the values that underpin a strong economy and that Democrats' awareness comes from an authentic experiences with the same issues.
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The U.S. mechanisms that underpin his work, including OPIC, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, and USAID's PowerAfrica program, "make money for the U.S. taxpayer," says Abramowitz.
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Offering a small boost was the expected drop in supply next month of the four largest North Sea crude grades that underpin the dated Brent benchmark.
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As these economic settings improve in Cambodia, this will underpin a growing demand for milk and dairy products—but this is a long-term demand profile.
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While dollar bulls expect U.S. yield advantages to underpin the dollar in the near term, others say its rally appeared to be running out of steam.
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Of particular interest to Noto are so-called ad-tech companies, the behind-the-scenes nuts-and-bolts systems that underpin the internet's automated-advertising economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose just marginally last week, suggesting strong job growth in March that should underpin consumer spending.
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The outage's main physical impact is the North Sea region, but it has global relevance as the crude is used to underpin the Brent price benchmark.
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Those same biographies underpin the threatened A-level History of Art syllabus studied by British 214 year-olds, who many view as choosing a "soft" option.
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Forties is the biggest of the five North Sea crudes that underpin Brent, a benchmark for oil trading in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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Forties is the largest of the five North Sea crudes that underpin Brent, a benchmark for oil trading in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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Lower treasury yields continue to underpin pricing across precious metals, though the market remains nervous after last week's sharp declines, said trading services group MKS PAMP.
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Far more workers are employed in areas that underpin the use of solar technology, such as making steel racks that angle the panels toward the sun.
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Authoritarian power grabs, sectarian prejudice and the toxic brew of nationalism and nostalgia combine to gnaw away at the institutions that underpin global peace and prosperity.
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The dollar edged up against a currency basket on Monday as rising bond yields helped underpin the greenback ahead of a week packed with U.S. data.
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Westbrook said that celebrities should be cautious of the influence they have when promoting cryptocurrencies, and should understand the blockchains (distributed ledger technologies) that underpin them.
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The two leaders will "celebrate the strong and enduring historical ties between the United States and Italy, which underpin our bilateral relationship," the White House said.
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All told, the MEB will underpin dozens of vehicles that will be sold through the VW, Seat, Skoda and other brands making up the Volkswagen Group.
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Sterling weakened as investors took profits after a recent rally although expectations that Brexit talks will have a positive outcome continued to underpin the British currency.
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However, without a tangible roadmap to underpin this otherwise attainable goal of reducing food waste in our respective states, cities and homes, we are utterly rudderless.
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Originally used to underpin digital currency bitcoin, blockchain is a distributed record of transactions, or other data, maintained by a network of computers on the internet.
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Fitch forecasts GDP growth of 1.3% in 2017 and 1.4% in 2018, as earlier efforts to improve financial transparency continue to underpin greater economic integration with Italy.
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"Virgin Money continues to represent very good value as the improving operating efficiency should underpin significant balance sheet growth for very little incremental cost," Numis analysts wrote.
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Forties, together with the North Sea Brent, Oseberg and Ekofisk grades, underpin the dated Brent benchmark price that is used for most of the world's oil trades.
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It has also taken other technical measures on reserve- requirement ratios while the banking watchdog has also taken steps to limit swap transactions to underpin the currency.
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At the same time, supportive financing conditions, favorable labor market dynamics and rising wage growth continue to underpin the euro area expansion and gradually rising inflation pressures.
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That a project set up to underpin Europe's post-war security should falter at the very moment when that security is under threat is a bitter irony.
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That is expected to underpin the recent buoyancy of world markets while investors await a better reading from the post-Brexit referendum period in the coming weeks.
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"A rebound around that level will lead to formation of a double-bottom and could underpin the market," said Masayuki Doshida, senior market analyst at Rakuten Securities.
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Continued global economic expansion, albeit at a slower pace than in 2018, should underpin further increases in consumption of mid-distillates such as diesel and jet fuel.
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"As rates trend downwards, we are likely to see domestic institutions shift back towards higher equity allocations and underpin a rerating of the market," de Vilder said.
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Beijing has been struggling to underpin the yuan, which faces depreciation pressure as China's growth rate slows to its lowest levels in a quarter of a century.
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The Spanish operations underpin Telefonica's ratings and recent consolidation has improved market structure while the company's investments in network, content and bundled products sustain its competitive capability.
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Given strong domestic demand, businesses are likely to continue boosting stocks of goods, which should underpin production at factories and support economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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AT&T is getting ready to launch a new video platform that will underpin its DirecTV Now service and eventually support all of its consumer video services.
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Yet the debate is widening cleavages between those championing Jewish nationalism and what others deem the Jewish values of charity and humanism that also underpin the state.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. private payrolls increased solidly in March as hiring rose across the board, pointing to a robust labor market that continues to underpin economic growth.
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The job market continued to tighten, however, offering some signs of hope for policymakers that a shortage of labor will eventually push up wages and underpin consumption.
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"We remain confident in our processes and will continue to do what is required to defend the values that underpin our game," they said in a statement.
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The company's biggest customer is Britain's Ministry of Defence and Babcock highlighted opportunities in its Marine division, where it expects the UK's shipbuilding strategy to underpin revenue.
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The job market continued to tighten, however, offering some signs of hope for policymakers that a shortage of labour will eventually push up wages and underpin consumption.
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Some financial players talked about increased prospects of a Bank of Canada interest rate cut to underpin growth, which might be threatened by Trump's stance on trade.
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Amid increasing concerns that crude demand growth may slip in 2019 because of slowing economic growth, India's burgeoning fuel consumption may help underpin oil and fuel prices.
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"Clearly finalization of this order is a positive for Airbus, and continues to underpin strong order book coverage and rising production rates in narrowbody," Morgan Stanley said.
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That helped underpin a final dividend of 64 pence per share, to take the total dividend for the year to 93 pence, Schroders said in a statement.
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The country's robust appetite served to underpin spot prices even as a wave of new supplies from Australia, Russia and the United States swept into the market.
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The anticipated increase in leverage and weak free cash flow (FCF) generation, together with FFO fixed charge cover of just above 1.5x, underpin the IDR of 'B-'.
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Since these early-stage laboratory studies underpin research into treatments for human diseases, the scientists said sex differences should be an important factor in designing future studies.
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Chinese demand for Australian resources, as well as ever-increasing numbers of Chinese tourists and students, have helped to underpin Australia's 25 years of unbroken economic growth.
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Since last March Eni has secured nine deals in the United Arab Emirates, gained a foothold in Bahrain and expanded in Oman to underpin its future growth.
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Had the nearly 3,000 transformers that underpin America's grid existed then, a quarter of them would have burned up, according to Storm Analysis Consultants in Duluth, Minnesota.
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For the elections scheduled in 2019 to achieve anything, the House of Representatives must first approve a referendum on a draft constitution, which would underpin the results.
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Healthy corporate results and the continued uptick in European dealmaking which is seeing its strongest start to the year in more than a decade helped underpin valuations.
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"There is little doubt that leading producers have re-committed to do whatever it takes to underpin the market," the IEA said in a report on Thursday.
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"We've seen huge growth in this market," he said, adding the Sydney-Beijing route would also help underpin the airline's domestic business by bringing in more tourists.
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Beijing last month, however, issued a second batch of crude import quotas, making this year's total higher than last year's amount, helping to underpin the nation's demand.
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Scientists have attributed the recent warmth to both a strong El Niño in the Pacific and long-term warming trends that underpin the science behind climate change.
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The upgrade expresses our view that the city's improvement in fiscal performance is sustainable, which should underpin sound liquidity and strong debt payback and debt service ratios.
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Sixty-five diamonds and a shady chauffeur underpin the investigation that doomed former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin and grew into an impeachment investigation targeting President Trump.
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Despite Trump's personal troubles, the United States remains the most powerful military force in Asia, and ensures freedom of navigation in sea lanes that underpin global trade.
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Asserting that UNRWA, by granting descendants refugee status, is contributing to the maintenance of Palestinians' national and refugee consciousness ignores the pervasive conditions that underpin their circumstances.
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Lewis said he needed help to deliver his plan, which was why Capita was asking its shareholders to support the rights issue that would underpin the transformation.
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If the Triffin dilemma turns into a crisis, though, everyone will wonder why the dollar was allowed to underpin the global economy in a political near-vacuum.
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Amazon, Google and Microsoft said that they had already patched most of the of servers that underpin their cloud computing services, and that largely addresses the problem.
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Mr. Trump's trade war showed that it was not easy to force big changes in the arrangements that underpin the flow of trillions of dollars of trade.
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More from the Financial Times: Stop thought leaders from turning useful ideas into pap Supply constraints and steady demand underpin Lebanon property market Virtual reality challenges watchmakers
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But it is also seen as a technology that can underpin driverless cars, allowing vehicles to send large amounts of data from their sensors back and forth.
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At the same time, supportive financing conditions, favourable labour market dynamics and rising wage growth continue to underpin the euro area expansion and gradually rising inflation pressures.
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The Bank said on Wednesday it plans to issue a consultation in the late summer on its plans to broaden the range of transactions that underpin SONIA.
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According to the Journal, the Saudis asked several sources whose estimates underpin the independent figure to make an adjustment for July, but Platts stuck by its analysis.
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What about later, if the damage he has inflicted on our customs and norms festers, eroding the invisible structures that underpin everything that actually makes America great?
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I was very pleased that the publishers were going to allow me to underpin her story with a little edifice and let her writing tell the tale.
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"A healthier picture of households' balance sheets gives us some confidence that household spending will continue to underpin growth," Andrew Wishart, economist at consultancy Capital Economics said.
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Qatar's government leverages America's backing to underpin an adventurous foreign policy that seeks to overthrow the status quo in the Middle East by supporting radical Islamist groups.
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Credit Suisse's risk controls are, in our view, sound despite CHF1bn mark-to-market losses incurred in 4Q15 and 1Q16, and underpin the bank's conservative underwriting standards.
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EFSA's executive director Bernhard Url said his agency's decision to share data that underpin its work "is a key ingredient in making science reproducible and therefore trusted".
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The Palestinians accused Israel of moving the match to Jerusalem to exploit the presence of Messi and other stars to underpin Israel's claim to the Holy City.
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She soon concluded that online commerce would underpin the next generation of important retail brands, but that consumers would not rely on just one way to shop.
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Calgary-based TransCanada said long-term contracts helped underpin its business during a "very challenging year", in which global crude oil prices tumbled on concerns about oversupply.
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New, so-called "operational resilience" rules would spell out what systems at a firm underpin critical services, and the "tolerance" level for an outage before regulatory intervention.
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DeFazio said the FAA's decision took days because the satellite data used to underpin the decision is proprietary and required a "very specialized application" to analyze it.
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If liberal ideas do not underpin the world, geopolitics risks becoming the balance-of-power, sphere-of-influence struggle that European statesmen grappled with in the 19th century.
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These characteristics are the ones that underpin premium pricing, and therefore the ability to protect cash flow generation in the face of contracting volumes, for large tobacco companies.
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"Coleambally Solar Farm is an example of the projects that will underpin a modern energy system in Australia," Franck Woitiez, Neoen Australia's managing director, said in a statement.
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Having developed relationships of varying strengths with other world leaders, Trump is more able to draw on the personal connections that underpin his entire approach to foreign diplomacy.
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That puts it on par with Huawei, which has invested heavily in developing the next generation of wireless technology that will underpin much of the new digital economy.
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These dynamics underpin the sector's rating profile, with a revenue visibility and cost structure supportive of a relatively high degree of financial leverage at a given rating level.
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That, in turn, helped underpin a 20 percent rise in the interim dividend to 9 pence a share and sent its shares up 4.3 percent in early trade.
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Fed Governor Jerome Powell said an interest rate hike could be appropriate "fairly soon," adding that he supports gradual increases if data underpin forecasts for an improving economy.
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That helped underpin German bond yields, which have been creeping closer towards zero this week against a backdrop of Brexit jitters and hefty European Central Bank monetary stimulus.
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Today, a venture capital firm in the UK is announcing a fund aimed at helping to grow the technologies that will underpin a lot of those daily applications.
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Institutions that would underpin a prosperous Russia, such as the rule of law, free media, democracy and open competition, pose an existential threat to Mr Putin's rotten state.
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Furusawa said China's slowdown so far has been moderate and Beijing has the necessary tools to underpin growth, helping keep Asia a key driver of the global economy.
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The show may be a reliable catchphrase and meme generator, but Niela Orr writes that it's nuanced in subtle ways that hint at the worries that underpin it.
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Once in office, Mr Trump's administration produced a list of "principles" that would underpin tax reform, such as a promise to reduce the number of income tax bands.
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Saipem, controlled by Italian state lender CDP and oil major Eni, needs joint venture deals to revive growth and underpin its balance sheet after years of falling margins.
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On October 2000th the White House announced that it would cut off payments to insurers that underpin parts of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), better known as "Obamacare".
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Higher bond yields, which reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase banks' net interest margins, have helped underpin financials since the U.S. presidential election on Nov.
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These holdings underpin the world's largest gold trading centre, with an average $21 billion in gold trades cleared per day in London in March, according to the LBMA.
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Signs of improving physical demand in major Asian consumers helped underpin the metal after it snapped three weeks of losses last week to rise 1.3 percent, analysts said.
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The Treasury said strong population growth, a better international economy, and fiscal and monetary stimulus would continue to underpin growth, but capacity constraints would weigh on its projections.
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World stocks' gains petered out near record-high levels, in part because a rally in commodities helped underpin one of the most durable bull runs in recent history.
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"Our new digital vehicle platform and its eventual successors will underpin all our future innovations across a wide range of technological advancements, including EVs and expanded automated driving."
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Researchers from IBM Security and data security firm Threatcare looked at sensor hubs from three companies—Libelium, Echelon, and Battelle—that sell systems to underpin smart city schemes.
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While seasonal steel demand should underpin raw material prices, "there will be more short-term volatility" in spot rates amid swings in futures, said a Shanghai-based trader.
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VW said it had committed $7 billion to its MEB platform, which is expected to underpin 15 million vehicles worldwide from the VW group over the next decade.
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But they pointed out that prices for Europe were often too high and certain commercial structures in long-term contracts that underpin U.S. liquefaction projects needed to change.
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The rise in assets helped underpin a forecast-beating pretax profit before exceptional items of 343.8.7 million pounds, compared with a company supplied consensus forecast for 286.5 million.
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The new framework will underpin over $250 billion dollars of transatlantic trade in digital services annually by facilitating cross-border data transfers that are crucial to international business.
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In commodity markets, oil prices on Friday gave up some the previous day's stellar gains, but expectations of more production cuts by OPEC were expected the underpin prices.
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Fitch also considers management's cost savings target of EUR500m as realistic while improved purchasing should underpin operating margins in a challenging environment, thereby avoiding any meaningful margin sacrifices.
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European shares eased as investors took profits, but closed out their strongest week since December as political worries ebbed and brokers forecast strong earnings growth would underpin valuations.
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But if global markets calm down, Hungary's trade surplus could help the forint and Poland's solid public finances aid the zloty - and strong economic growth should underpin both.
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The loans are expected to support growth in the world's second largest economy, but may also underpin liquidity globally as major Western central banks begin to withdraw stimulus.
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Expectations of increased U.S. pork exports to China continued to underpin the market as China struggles to contain the spread of African swine fever in its hog herd.
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A separatist ideology might underpin contemporary radical activism in the LGBTQ community, though maybe only the tiniest sliver of those activists might be aware of a nationalist movement.
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Speaking from Frankfurt, ECB President Mario Draghi said "underlying strength" in the euro zone's economy continued to underpin the bank's confidence despite signs of "moderation" in recent weeks.
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"Value-buying in this oversold territory is highly likely to underpin gold prices," said Sugandha Sachdeva, vice president of metals, energy and currency research at Religare Securities Ltd.
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Though Glencore is not abandoning coal, it is steering investment towards commodities such as cobalt, copper and nickel, which underpin a lot of the transition to renewable energy.
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Biden insisted that the U.S. military would continue to underpin freedom of navigation in the South China Sea, regardless of which party controls the White House from 2017.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing applications for jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength that should continue to underpin the economy.
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"Profits at Chinese listed companies are expected to grow around 6 percent in 2017, which would underpin the stock market," Gao said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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Constitutional hardball tactics are viewed by the other side as provocative and unfair because they flout the 'goes without saying' assumptions that underpin working systems of constitutional government.
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Treasury Department officials want to get Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two agencies that underpin the country's home-financing market, out of their post-financial crisis limbo.
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The United States can retain its leadership role in the global financial system — but only if it nurtures the development of the technologies that will underpin its future.
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But it's the smaller companies — which underpin the American economy and tend to lean more heavily on debt — that could be especially hurt by a run on credit.
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But the biggest poaching prize has long been the salmon and their roe, which underpin the local economy and constitute the staple diet for some 2400,2000 indigenous residents.
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Mr. Barr said it was the first time in history that the United States was not the leader in a major technological sector that will underpin future innovation.
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It is a political tool in the hands of those who would separate British history from European history and who want to reinforce the myths that underpin Brexit.
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While this shift is happening mostly inside the massive data centers that underpin the internet, it is probably a matter of time before it permeates the broader industry.
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Most likely, through evolution, we came to have "genes that regulate the formation of the neural circuits that underpin how we visually inspect the social world," he said.
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In the UK, the FTSE 100 was up 0.2 percent, hovering close to record highs, as a weaker sterling continued to underpin gains in the exporter-heavy index.
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On Thursday the government will present its economic and financial targets that underpin the budget, while the actual measures must be approved by the cabinet by October 25.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week, but the increase was marginal, suggesting strong job growth in March that should underpin consumer spending.
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Ahead of Jaitley's budget next month, Panagariya urged the Reserve Bank of India to cut interest rates and called for a less ambitious inflation target to underpin growth.
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Trade and immigration have become boogeymen, while technological advances and the huge efficiency gains they bring truly underpin the "hollowing out" of the middle class behind the scenes.
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The company, which court documents said provides personnel services in the health care sector, took screenshots of the WhatsApp messages to underpin its decision to sack the employee.
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Diversified Businesses Underpin Stability: CKHH's ratings reflect its strong business profile, geographical diversification and stable cash flow generation from its high-quality ports, retail, infrastructure, energy and telecommunications businesses.
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But as the downturn in WA illustrates: Strong iron ore and LNG exports that underpin impressive headline growth figures are of little comfort to most Australians suffering stagnant pay.
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They also tend to place greater value than most on the kinds of international institutions that underpin the global trade system, of which the Trump administration is deeply skeptical.
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"The general bullish sentiment for gold coupled with the post-Brexit uncertainty continues to underpin the metal and the complex as a whole," wrote MKS Group trader James Gardiner.
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The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength that should underpin the economy as growth slows.
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Without America to keep its neighbourhood secure and underpin open markets, China could not have reaped such gains from the market-led reforms it launched in the late 1970s.
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Persistently low interest rates are doing "a lot of damage," particularly to the financial industries that underpin the U.S. economy, former Dallas Federal Reserve President Richard Fisher said Wednesday.
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BT wants the government and Ofcom to create market conditions to underpin repayment on any new investment over 20 or 30 years, including setting a clear direction on pricing.
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Beijing has been struggling to underpin the yuan as the growth rate in the world's second-largest economy grinds to its slowest levels in a quarter of a century.
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A takeaway from these demo projects may be how companies are increasingly focused on three main areas that they think will underpin 5G networks whenever global standards are completed.
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Even if that particular Trump pen stroke did not invalidate Privacy Shield, which relies on a different U.S. law to underpin its promise of "essential equivalence" of privacy protections.
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The ratings may also be upgraded if Fitch assesses the bank's standalone credit profile to be sufficiently strong to underpin the ratings, rather than rely on potential sovereign support.
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The traditional way of developing a multi-billion dollar plant was to underpin the financing by contracting long-term sales, most often linked to the price of crude oil.
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They have increased the size of the IPO, seeking to raise $1.4 billion at the same valuation, after bringing in Canada's OMERS as a cornerstone to underpin the deal.
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The European Central Bank, as the ultimate backstop for the euro, also wants euro-denominated clearing shifted to the single currency area, which policymakers say would underpin financial stability.
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Most traders believe 2017 growth forecasts of a 1.4 percent economic expansion are easily achievable, raising the prospect for an upside surprise that would underpin the stock market rally.
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When the American people no longer believe in the system or the values and philosophy that underpin it, the United States will cease to exist as we know it.
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This spending could underpin demand as doubts grow over the efficacy of further monetary stimulus at a time some interest rates in the euro zone are already below zero.
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Tax cuts — a central Republican priority — fueled investor optimism after President Donald Trump 's election in November and underpin the optimistic economic growth expectations held by the White House.
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But with the dollar's appreciation slowing since the start of the year and the oil price slide ebbing, corporate profits are poised to rise, helping to underpin job growth.
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But Charles Koch bases all of his decisions — whether they're in business, politics or his personal life — on a set of "guiding principles" that underpin his free market philosophy.
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The ratings may also be upgraded if Fitch assesses the bank's standalone credit profile to be sufficiently strong to underpin the ratings rather than rely on potential sovereign support.
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That is helping to underpin the economy, which is slowing amid trade tensions, tepid global growth and fading stimulus from last year's massive tax cuts and increased government spending.
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Saipem, controlled by Italian state lender CDP and oil major Eni, is seeking joint venture deals to revive growth and underpin its balance sheet after years of falling margins.
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Mozambique's two rival LNG projects are ramping up to take final investment decisions (FID) in 2019 and both are teeing up buyers and loans to underpin hefty construction costs.
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These underpin BSPB's pre-impairment profit, which has been approximately equal to a solid 5% of average gross loans, enabling the bank to absorb credit losses and remain profitable.
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Parliament has approved a long-delayed investment law that aims to cut bureaucracy and incentivise investors but it has yet to announce the regulations that will underpin the law.
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"Returning production from Taiwan manufacturers has a growing positive impact to exports," it said, adding that demand for new technologies including 5G and artificial intelligence would also underpin growth.
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Statement should include updated forecasts which could see economic growth and inflation trimmed which will only underpin market expectations for at least one more rate cut by year end.
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Less dynamic economic growth and potential margin pressures may detract from profitability, although Fitch expects the bank's efficiency and controlled credit costs to continue to underpin internal capital generation.
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Afghanistan's current predatory political system, operated by an active Afghan political mafia, is the consequence of the post-9/11 Western intervention that helped create and underpin the system.
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This week, it and General Motors announced that the tech giant's Android operating system will underpin the infotainment systems in GM's cars, starting with some model year 2022 vehicles.
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And that discourse is made more complex by Abigail DeVille's use of historicized imagery that indicates the racialized, socio-political realities that underpin her works of jagged, splintery collages.
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Stone's indictment specified that a senior campaign official "was directed" to tell him to reach out to WikiLeaks, a detail that may eventually help underpin a broader conspiracy allegation.
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While robust capital expenditure and government spending continue to underpin growth, the fate of Japan's recovery depends largely on how long it takes to contain the epidemic, Kuroda said.
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ICBC's half-year results underpin the strength of China's largest banks despite a slowing Chinese economy and Beijing prodding them to lend to riskier small and medium-sized firms.
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Last year - the best year in a decade for stocks despite sluggish corporate earnings and a raging trade war - highlighted the extent to which central banks underpin the optimism.
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UPBEAT ON CONSUMPTION, CAPEX Kuroda said Japan's $122 billion fiscal package and receding overseas risks, such as a temporary truce in the U.S.-China trade war, would underpin growth.
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Shinzo Abe, the Japanese prime minister, and Narendra Modi, his Indian counterpart, are hoping that trade can underpin a broader strategic relationship, aimed in part at fending off China.
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Data from China earlier on Monday underscored a slowdown in the world's No. 2 economy, although that bolstered hopes of more stimulus policies from Beijing to underpin the economy.
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Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) said in a statement that private sector activity will underpin the economy, and latest indicators point to continued growth in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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Huawei is also the leading supplier on every continent except for North America of equipment for 5G networks, which will underpin telecommunications and advanced technologies like self-driving cars.
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The Paris benchmark contract later shed its gains as Chicago prices eased back, although firm cash market prices in western Europe and the Black Sea region helped underpin futures.
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As the country returns to normality, it deserves the support of the international community — but not at the price of the norms that underpin our global rules-based system.
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Her "Uncomfortable Art" tours look at how imperialism and colonialism underpin the collections of some of London's major cultural institutions, including the British Museum and the National Portrait Gallery.
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And then there was Martine Rose, who has made a signature out of using the base materials of everyday street life (chav sportswear, office drab) to underpin her collections.
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Emotionally, Mundt's paintings are an expression of all the mitigating circumstances these young women athletes have faced — nationalist, sexist, and technocratic obstacles that underpin the very sport they represent.
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The labor market is on a strong footing, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by a robust 287,000 jobs in June, which should underpin economic growth for the rest of the year.
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Russia has defended the Syrian government, a staunch ally, against U.S. allegations it was behind the attack in Syria's Idlib province, saying there is no evidence to underpin those accusations.
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"All of Hong Kong's property sectors have become reliant on PRC demand to underpin growth in recent years," Joseph Tsang, JLL executive director in the city, said in the release.
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Gains on world stock markets petered out near record-high levels, in part because a rally in commodities helped underpin one of the most durable bull runs in recent history.
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Though wage growth is not strong enough to drive up inflation, it is seen sufficient to underpin economic growth as the stimulus from last year's $22020 trillion tax cut wanes.
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"Declines in Chinese ... crude oil output and expansion of its strategic crude reserves underpin our view for China's crude oil imports to strengthen over the coming quarters," said BMI Research.
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Diversified Businesses Underpin Stability: CKHH's ratings reflect its strong business profile and geographical diversification, and stable cash flow generation from its high-quality ports, retail, infrastructure, energy and telecommunications businesses.
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But the results could help underpin the pan-European STOXX 600 index , which is down 20143 percent this year, going forward if commodity prices stabilize around current levels, analysts said.
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They are extracted, grown and traded in sufficient quantities that they underpin highly liquid markets, often with futures and options to help producers and consumers protect themselves against price swings.
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Fed Governor Jerome Powell said separately Thursday an interest rate hike could be appropriate fairly soon, adding that he supports gradual hikes if data underpin forecasts of an improving economy.
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Though wage growth is not strong enough to drive up inflation, it is seen sufficient to underpin economic growth as the stimulus from last year's $1.5 trillion tax cut wanes.
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Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell said Thursday an interest rate hike could be appropriate fairly soon, adding that he supports gradual increases if data underpin forecasts for an improving economy.
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"We were trying to use those animal truths to underpin the story so we sort of figured Scar and Mufasa couldn't really be from the same gene pool," Hahn said.
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Because Democratic senators could filibuster away any bill to repeal the health-care programme, the Republicans plan to starve it of money until the insurance markets that underpin it collapse.
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The use of these and other buzzwords has caused a new generation of marketers to enter the field without knowing even the basic terms and practices that underpin our industry.
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The provisions and structure of the transaction underpin this expectation - the sovereign retains the first right of refusal should NZ Super or ACC wish to sell their stake in KGHL.
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Another report showed the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength that should underpin the economy as growth slows.
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Low taxes also underpin its financial centre, home to more than 6200 investment funds, and were that regime to falter, it could dampen the interest of companies looking to relocate.
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"Physical demand from Asia continues to underpin the market at present, with gold continuing to consolidate for the time being between $1,2261-21," MKS PAMP Group trader Sam Laughlin said.
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But less than two years after Clinton escaped with his job from a Senate impeachment trial, Republicans won the presidency after using the outgoing president's morals to underpin their campaign.
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For Credit Suisse's investment committee, consumer staples is now one of their least favoured sectors, and has warned that merger activity, which has helped to underpin valuations, might not continue.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to a near 49-year low last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength, which should continue to underpin economic growth.
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Does it matter that the President of the United States seems to lack knowledge and understanding of the key events of his nation's past and the principles that underpin them?
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The proceeds of the bond issue together with A$80 million raised in a share sale will underpin the A$234 million required for the project's first stage of development.
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The moves came as signs emerged that Turkish banks had started selling lira to the London market again, after several days of authorities withholding liquidity to underpin the volatile currency.
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Though wage growth is not strong enough to drive up inflation, it is seen sufficient to underpin economic growth as the stimulus from last year's $2000 trillion tax cut wanes.
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In China, banks extended a record amount of new yuan loans in January, blowing past expectations, which is likely to support growth not only in China but underpin liquidity globally.
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The rallies began after the Fed on Wednesday maintained the low-interest rate environment that had helped underpin the bull market for stocks since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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The forecasters whose projections underpin his budget plans are expected to say they have cut their outlook for growth in the years ahead due to Britain's deep-rooted productivity problem.
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"There is little doubt that leading producers have re-committed to do whatever it takes to underpin the market and to support the long process of rebalancing," the agency said.
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Such a policy should be centered on collaboratively working toward solving the multitude of problems in the Middle East, as it could underpin the strategic relationship between Riyadh and Washington.
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A Scottish central bank would face huge challenges, such as having no access to sterling reserves large enough to underpin a lender of last resort facility for Scotland's financial sector.
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Supply of the five North Sea crude grades that underpin the dated Brent benchmark is set to fall to around 720,000 bpd in June, from 948,000 bpd the month before.
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Someday they (or their successors) might appreciate it a lot more and Western democracies once again might find it an important instrument to underpin their prosperity, values and collective strength.
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Across Europe, authorities are looking warily at bids by Chinese firms for the kinds of advanced manufacturers that underpin the continent's relative prosperity compared to lower-value emerging-market economies.
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Leaders at the annual Central Economic Work Conference last month pledged to make monetary policy more flexible and expand the budget deficit in 2016 to help underpin growth and reforms.
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"Completing these commitments and joining ERM-2 and the banking union would further underpin the credibility of policies in addition to many benefits that EU membership has brought," he said.
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The two giants will add to record orders for benchmark narrowbody jets, whose waiting lists underpin their near-record share prices, while seeking a recovery in sales of bigger jets.
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If North America shows, through the revamped USMCA, that the rule of law and effective enforcement can underpin a profitable and competitive deeper integration, the impact will be felt worldwide.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - When Fed taper fears jolted emerging markets in 22013, India was one of the worst hit and was forced to raise interest rates to underpin its tumbling markets.
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Professionally active faculty, knowledgeable technical staff, a robust visiting artist and critic program and the tremendous research facilities housed at The University of Texas underpin a rigorous studio-intensive program.
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Analysts say an interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) earlier in the month and expectations of more policy easing have helped underpin appetite for stocks.
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While recent rises in oil costs may underpin price growth, analysts expect inflation to fall short of the BOJ's goal in coming years given slow wage growth and weak consumption.
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The retail sales data underpin latest official growth forecasts, which are more optimistic than predictions made earlier in 2017, the first year of economic growth after two years of contraction.
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It hit that level after the Forties pipeline in the North Sea, which carries significant amounts of crude used to underpin Brent crude futures, was shut down due to cracks.
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Financial markets have been volatile this year as growth in both developed and emerging economies has remained uneven, and doubts have grown about the ability of policymakers to underpin activity.
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Researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern are exploiting that similarity by studying young zebra finches in order to uncover the exact neural connections that underpin how we learn language.
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Mr. Sanchez insists that the plan will underpin growth by putting more money into the pockets of low-paid workers, which will flow back to the economy through increased spending.
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"Markets have grown so jittery that moves seem detached from the fundamental or technical analysis that traders use to underpin investment decisions," write Vildana Hajric and Sarah Ponczek of Bloomberg.
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Some call the colossal program a new Marshall Plan, arguing that it could radically reduce the costs of international trade as well as underpin the economic transformation of poor countries.
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As it rolls out, it's expected to underpin a new wave of "smarter" digital services which bake in real-time AI assistance and help drive the digitization of legacy industries.
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Suzuki's remarks underscore a rift within the nine-member board that could make it hard for Kuroda to meet his pledge to ease "without hesitation" to underpin the economy's recovery.
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Suzuki's remarks underscore a rift within the nine-member board that could make it hard for Kuroda to meet his pledge to ease "without hesitation" to underpin the economy's recovery.
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Ukraine's new government wants to secure an IMF programme to underpin economic stability and as a signal to investors of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's willingness to tackle reforms and fight corruption.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to near a 23-year low last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength that should continue to underpin economic growth.
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However, traders have taken a positive lead after Washington and Beijing struck to an interim agreement on trade earlier this month, which is expected to continue to underpin risk assets.
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Last July, the head of the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority said that regulator will phase out Libor by the end of 2021, citing a lack of data to underpin it.
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That change of address cannot be ignored, given that magnetic compasses still underpin modern navigation, from the systems used by civilian and military airplanes to those that orient your iPhone.
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"The change from the previous dark Maoist suits to a softer toned grey Western-style suit likely aimed to underpin peace, which Kim stressed in his address," the institute said.
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A Reuters investigation published Wednesday identified shortcomings in the training and professionalism of some of the lead investigators in the clinical trials that underpin the tobacco giant's application to the FDA.
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For I speak you not just as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, but as a fellow conservative who believes in the same principles that underpin the agenda of your party.
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"Plants underpin all aspects of life on Earth from the air we breathe right through to our food, our crops, our medicines," said Professor Kathy Willis, RBG Kew's director of science.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength that should underpin the economy as growth slows.
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Saipem, a subsidiary company of Italian state lender CDP and oil major Eni, is seeking joint venture deals to revive growth and underpin its balance sheet after years of falling margins.
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By targeting the pulvinar and its functions, practitioners just might free themselves from playing whack-a-mole with downstream DSM symptoms and treat core issues that underpin big syndromes like depression.
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Wariness because not enough people have grasped the scale and urgency of the reforms needed if the values and insights that underpin our founding creed are to flourish as they should.
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Royal Mail has become more focused on cost controls and efficiency improvements to help underpin profits after the loss of key customer Amazon which began delivering parcels through its own network.
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It hit that level after the Forties pipeline in the North Sea, which carries significant amounts of crude used to underpin the Brent crude futures, was shut down due to cracks.
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Analysts said the Brexit shock could increase pressure on the central bank to ease policy, even as the government is relying more on fiscal spending and tax cuts to underpin growth.
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But he also called for a stable regulatory environment, saying the Oyu Tolgoi underground extension relied on "the sanctity of the key investment agreements" that underpin a potential $12 billion investment.
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A new campus with a capacity of 3,000 students, which will be completed by 0003, will underpin EHL's position in the market as a leading university and contribute to revenue growth.
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The labor market is on a strong footing, with nonfarm payrolls having increased by a robust 212,20.8 jobs in June, which should underpin economic growth for the rest of the year.
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LONDON, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Strength in financials and commodity-related stocks continued to underpin European equity markets with Britain's FTSE 100 starting the new year at a record high on Tuesday.
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The IASB also aims to finish work next year on a new accounting rule for insurers, and complete a revision of its "conceptual framework" or basic principles that underpin its standards.
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Credit Suisse strategists predicted the indicators would remain "well within the expansion territory", supporting their belief cyclical strength is here to stay and will continue to underpin equities into next year.
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Moreover, APAC banks are still likely to prepare for the new requirements by further building up capital and other loss-absorbing buffers, which will strengthen their financial profiles and underpin ratings.
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Called the Marshall Plan after the then U.S. Secretary of State George Marshall, the aid was designed to underpin democratic government and keep at bay the then powerful forces of communism.
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Conducting more research to underpin the product is part of the plan for the new funding — including what Scherwitzl dubs a "gold standard" study of usage versus using the contraceptive pill.
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"We are moving at pace with a transformation programme, to deliver a combination of efficiencies, service and organic sales that will underpin growth," Chief Executive Mark Cashmore said in a statement.
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Its origin, the indigenous ideas and creative force that underpin it, as well as the external influences that fed into it and helped shape it have all inspired interest and scholarship.
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BP shares were up 1.1 percent in morning trade, outpacing a 0.3 percent rise in the FTSE index, as investors digested news that would bolster its cash position and underpin dividends.
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But the supposition must be that what transpired was rather more than an exchange designed merely to underpin the relationship that Trump had hoped he had established at their first meeting.
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Angus Nicholson, a market analyst from IG, said in an afternoon note that the resurgence in commodities prices, from oil to industrial metals, appeared to underpin the positive moves in equities.
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Turkey's central bank kept two auctions shut on Tuesday to underpin the lira against a growing tide over the last six months of Turks losing confidence and turning to foreign cash.
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That is much harder to predict, but the lesson of history is that new phenomena we discover and explore frequently lead to disruptive technologies that come to underpin our everyday lives.
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While the ADP report has a poor record predicting the private-payrolls component of the government's employment report, last month's jump underscored robust labor market conditions that should underpin consumer spending.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top share index rose on Tuesday, with well-received results from heavyweight BP helping underpin gains in a positive start to the first trading day of the month.
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On the other side of the argument is the need to uphold EU budget rules, called the Stability and Growth Pact, which underpin the euro to prevent another sovereign debt crisis.
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Speaking at Bloomberg's Tech Conference in San Francisco today, Rubin said a combination of quantum computing and AI advancements could yield a conscious intelligence that would underpin every piece of technology.
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It was a powerful reminder of the core values that underpin these two dedicated public servants and statesmen, a position reflected in strong bipartisan support for democracy by the two parties.
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"This is expected to drive a long upswing in the rollout and sales of 5G smartphones worldwide, helping to underpin Taiwan's electronics export industry over the medium-term outlook," Biswas said.
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Yet despite our government's accumulated knowledge of the criminal syndicates that underpin the Russian government, it has been left to journalists to expose such crimes through leaks like the Panama Papers.
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Buzzard produces about 180,000 barrels per day (bpd) and is the largest contributor to the Forties crude oil stream, one of four grades of oil that underpin the dated Brent benchmark.
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Diplomatic and business sources in Manila have said he will be accompanied by about two dozen businessmen, which could lead to deals being forged that could underpin any improved bilateral ties.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Italy's multi-billion-euro closure of two lenders drew sharp criticism on Monday for hurting a project devised to underpin confidence in the euro zone during the financial crash.
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While some market players say the statement could mildly underpin market sentiment, the lack of any concrete action - especially on fiscal stimulus as some had speculated - was seen as a disappointment.
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"A strong show of support for a continuation of the pact could further underpin prices, when geopolitics and the threat of supply disruptions have been pressuring them higher," the paper reports.
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The principles of openness and accessibility that underpin net neutrality were baked into the internet's original architecture, and for the most part these concepts have prevailed for the last several decades.
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The payment formed one part of the multimillion dollar transfers to Mr. Manafort from politicians in Ukraine that underpin indictments filed by Mr. Mueller in federal court in Washington and Virginia.
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The other three strings underpin this with alternating triplets and eighth notes — or, rather, triplets tied over to eighth notes so that here in the texture, too, the pulse becomes imperceptible.
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Whether it can start moving again will depend largely on how fast China's idled economy starts up — and starts consuming the oil and gas that underpin relations between Moscow and Beijing.
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""A well-functioning Open Skies Treaty contributes to the ability to hold states, including the Russian Federation, accountable for breaches against the norms and principles that underpin the European security architecture.
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But in openly retreating from its self-appointed role as a defender of the ideals that underpin the compact, it is showing cynical contempt for human rights even as a goal.
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Used to underpin digital currencies like bitcoin, blockchain is a distributed record of data or transactions, maintained by a network of computers without the need for approval from a central authority.
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The researchers used algorithms to analyze data from blockchains, the decentralized ledgers that underpin bitcoin and other virtual currencies, between the beginning of March 2017 to the end of March 2018.
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In "We Are Data", John Cheney-Lippold spells out what the implications might be for our "algorithmic identities" in the digital age, and how they underpin everything from architecture to accountancy.
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It will be draw on about 50 billion pounds ($70.91 billion)worth of daily funding transactions between lenders and customers, three times the amount of transactions that underpin Sonia at present.
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Hugues Vaussy told Reuters that rising demand for testing globally would underpin growth, supported by greater consumer and environmental awareness, while education and purchasing power levels were rising in emerging economies.
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There is also evidence suggesting the torture of key witnesses whose confessions underpin the official version that the students were incinerated at a garbage dump on the night they were disappeared.
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Sprint mortgaged some 23% of its wireless spectrum to underpin the deal, helping the issue earn an investment-grade rating even though the company is the largest US issuer of junk bonds.
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German two-year yields touched a new record low at minus 0.49 percent as weak equity markets and speculation about further monetary easing from the ECB continued to underpin demand for bonds.
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Pushing for a more advanced fighter are defense ministry bureaucrats and local companies seeking to secure jobs, underpin defense industry supply chains and compensate for business lost to U.S. defense industry suppliers.
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A Reuters investigation published in December identified shortcomings in the training and professionalism of some of the lead investigators in the clinical trials that underpin the tobacco giant's application to the FDA.
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"Geopolitical risks continue to underpin gold in the face of the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates this year," explained Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA, in a note on Thursday.
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"Any headline that comes in and changes our perception of those two major, major issues for the market could actually underpin a stronger turnaround before the end of this month," Krosby said.
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The decline would follow a 7.8% slump in May, which was the biggest decline in eight months, and cast doubt on the government's view that robust corporate spending will underpin Japan's recovery.
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Westworld has repeatedly used charged attitudes about sex work to underpin the development of both characters, as well as some of the core themes of the show, like consent, trauma, and intimacy.
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While the slowdown in global growth is weighing on Japan's economy, its fundamentals remain robust as a tight job market and strong corporate earnings underpin private consumption and capital expenditure, Aso said.
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The U.S. housing data showed homebuilding increased more than expected in April, while unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, pointing to sustained labour market strength that should underpin the economy.
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The U.S. housing data showed homebuilding increased more than expected in April, while unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength that should underpin the economy.
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German two-year yields also touched a new record low at -0.50 percent as weak equity markets and speculation about further monetary easing from the ECB continued to underpin demand for bonds.
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As long as the current trend of resistance continues, the central government will do whatever it can to undermine and root out the culture and ideals that underpin Hong Kong's civil society.
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"Most notably the far more positive gauges on leisure spend and buying conditions across a range of items including cars, should help to underpin retail sales and consumer spending growth," Uglow said.
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Auto stocks extended gains after the government on Wednesday approved a hike in salaries and pensions for its employees, a move that is expected to boost consumer demand and underpin economic growth.
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Many of the assumptions that underpin the financial models are far from certain, analysts and experts say, and as market conditions, public policies and technologies evolve, the risks are becoming more evident.
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"Despite the ongoing political and economic uncertainty, underlying conditions in the broader economy continue to underpin the housing market, particularly the twin factors of high employment and low interest rates," he added.
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The affirmation reflects Busto Arsizio's solid budgetary performance, as well as the city's robust debt metrics and liquidity position, while a wealthy socio-economic profile continues to underpin the city's tax base.
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The platform will underpin RTL's local broadcasters in Germany, France and the Netherlands, as the Luxembourg-based group pursues a standalone streaming strategy to meet the challenge of global players like Netflix.
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There were jokes, of course, but the jokes serve to underpin a very serious point: no conversation about diversity can take place without inviting a diverse group to the table to speak.
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Some market participants have said that legislation could be used to underpin an adapted form of Libor or offer safe harbours for users of industry solutions, according to the FCA's Andrew Bailey.
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Adding to the bullish mood was data showing U.S. consumer confidence surged to a near 17-year high in November, while home prices rose sharply in September, which should underpin consumer spending.
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I shared my story with experts and leaders, emphasizing the economic and social environments that underpin child marriage, and also the false narrative around child marriage being the safest path for girls.
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While strength in China's economy will help underpin global growth, economists are sticking to forecasts that momentum will slow later this year due to a cooling property market and rising borrowing costs.
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Northern Ireland is also troubled by Brexit: Britain's economic, trade and political relations with Ireland depend heavily on both belonging to the EU. This helped underpin the peace process in Northern Ireland.
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Scientists have now mapped out the intricate genetic changes that underpin this remarkable transition in the bluehead wrasse, which is one of about 500 fish species capable of sex changes as adults.
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Tax cuts — a central Republican priority — helped fuel investor optimism after President Donald Trump 's election in November, and they underpin the optimistic growth forecasts being put forward by the White House.
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The use of powerful patriotic rhetoric and symbols can underpin the party's assertive positioning of itself as the guardian of American freedoms and values now imperiled by Trump and his GOP allies.
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The Turkish lira fell about 2 percent against the U.S. dollar, giving back some of the ground it had gained after central bank steps to underpin it after a slip on Friday.
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Sterling was down 0.24 percent against the dollar as investors took profits after a recent rally although expectations that Brexit talks will have a positive outcome continued to underpin the British currency.
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Scientists have hypothesized that youthful features in animals could underpin our attraction to and fondness of them — so when we disarm snakes and turn them into sneks, we're effectively bonding with them!
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The ministry of petroleum released a draft late on Thursday to underpin industry reform stalled for a decade amid disagreements and political infighting over how best to manage the nation's energy resources.
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The Bank of England's governor, Mark Carney, and his counterparts will do what they can to underpin confidence and demand in the real economy and to keep banks afloat with cheap funding.
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Retail banking is BNPP's largest business in revenue and allocated equity, and the strong retail franchises of BNPPF and BGL BNPP in Belgium and Luxembourg underpin their status as core BNPP subsidiaries.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian sheep farmers are confident restricted supply will underpin high wool prices for years to come as the fiber continued its stellar run in the last sales before winter recess.
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Lynch's skill is to find it in the mundane tasks and motley milieu that underpin glory on the water: boat maintenance and the quirky (stoned and hung over) savants who do it.
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"Now more than ever, Britain needs to underpin its globally recognised economic strength by delivering privately funded infrastructure projects like a third runway," Heathrow CEO John Holland-Kaye told a London conference.
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The company said it would continue this year to work on signing a deal to sell 36 Rafales to India as it seeks to underpin the ramp-up of fighter jet production.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to a near 49-year low last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength, which should continue to underpin economic growth.
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While these drugs seem to be targeting the same patients, experts said disease variation, doctor preference and payer practices in heterogeneous markets may underpin having a so-called multi-drug "portfolio offering".
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Several of them purchased considerable coinage and then began to hype it as a powerful disruption that could underpin all manner of financial innovation, from mobile banking to borderless, instant money transfers.
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"Despite reduced tail risks, we do not see the improvements in overall fundamentals in emerging market economies that would be needed to underpin a more robust revival of EM flows," it said.
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"In doing so we can move on to building the bold new economic and security relationships that can underpin the new deep and special partnership we all want to see," she said.
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Some market participants have said that legislation could be used to underpin an adapted form of Libor or offer "safe harbors" for users of industry solutions, according to the FCA's Andrew Bailey.
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Sound fundamentals in the Chinese economy will underpin operations in the foreign exchange market and provide a solid basis for the stability of forex reserves, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange said.
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Stock investors are viewing the policy shift as evidence that growth will pick up and underpin a rally, while the bond market sees it as a sign the economy is in peril.
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Bailey said the Financial Conduct Authority regulator that he currently heads and the BoE had asked Libra's developers whether people owning it would have a direct claim on assets that underpin it.
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Adding to the good cheer was data showing U.S. consumer confidence surged to a near 17-year high in November, while home prices rose sharply in September, which should underpin consumer spending.
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Individual differences in openness seem to underpin many social and cultural disputes, including debates over the value of racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity, law and order, and traditional values and social norms.
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The results of the survey cast doubt on the Bank of Japan's view that robust domestic demand will offset some of the pain from weak exports and underpin a fragile economic recovery.
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Our lands and waters—which filter drinking water, absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and buffer us from extreme weather such as floods and wildfires—underpin our economies, food security and health.
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Japanese policymakers have been under pressure to do more to underpin a fragile economic recovery, hit by the global trade war, typhoons and a sales tax hike that rolled out in October.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 20 (Reuters) - German trade union Verdi said on Wednesday it was calling on staff at Fresenius SE's hospitals division Helios to take strike action to underpin demands for higher wages.
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Volkswagen (VW) last year announced it would invest $300 million in Gett to underpin its new mobility services as Europe's largest carmaker makes a strategic shift to overcome a diesel emissions scandal.
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It frays the habits of the heart that underpin any civilized society -- because how we operate is not just based on laws, it's based on habits and customs and restraint and respect.
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"Europe must take greater responsibility for its own security and underpin its role as a credible and reliable actor and partner in the area of security and defence," the summit statement said.
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Why it matters: The strength and optimism of the American consumer continue to underpin the record-long economic recovery — and stand as a contrast to the gloomy outlook expressed lately by business leaders.
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But they also document the continued divergence between the economic power concentrating in large places mostly resistant to Trump and the political power centered on the primarily smaller places that underpin his support.
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Huawei is a leader in 5G technology and has invested $4 billion over the last decade in developing the next generation of wireless technology that will underpin much of the new digital economy.
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The sale of those banks would underpin a broader trend of consolidation in Polish banking, which has accelerated in recent years with the ruling eurosceptic Law and Justice (PiS) party encouraging domestic ownership.
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At over $1 billion, the move is a surprisingly large one, indicating the Blackberry will move further away from its devices, which still underpin a number of the company's existing enterprise security deals.
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Such social self-consciousness, combined with the platform technologies and particularly the cross-referenced rating systems that underpin Uber, M Turk and others, points, in Feher's thinking, to a potential renewal of cooperativism.
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In the late 1980s and early '90s, researchers knew relatively little about how the cellular and molecular workings of the brain underpin its capabilities, and nothing excited Tonegawa more than mapping unexplored territory.
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The trade frictions and slowing global demand have cast doubt on the BOJ's forecast that Japan's economy will continue to expand moderately, pressuring central bank to deploy additional monetary easing to underpin growth.
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The hearing over dug into core questions about the checks and balances that underpin the American government, on a day when the House has decided to approve an impeachment inquiry of the President.
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Its expertise in niche, high margin product lines and its leading position among UK insurance brokers underpin a sustainable business model, but its higher financial risk and underperforming business lines constrain the rating.
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"TAPI will lead from a gas pipeline into an energy and communication corridor," Abbasi said, adding that as well as providing energy, the pipeline would underpin development of road, rail and communications networks.
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Although ECB officials have said they are in no hurry to ease monetary policy in the wake of the Brexit vote, hopes for further monetary easing have helped underpin sentiment towards peripheral bonds.
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The BoE warned on Tuesday that cross-border derivatives contracts worth 41 trillion pounds faced disruption unless the EU mirrored UK action to underpin financial contracts in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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"This acquisition is aligned with IFM's focus on investing in high quality, essential infrastructure assets that underpin the economies in which they operate," said Julio Garcia, IFM's head of infrastructure in North America.
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While its expertise in niche, high-margin product lines and its leading position among UK insurance brokers underpin a sustainable business model, its higher financial risk and underperforming business lines constrain the rating.
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It has particular significance to global markets because Forties is the largest out of the five crude oil streams that underpin the dated Brent benchmark, against which other crude prices are broadly based.
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At the high end, meanwhile, BMW has developed a new "architecture," or platform, that will underpin virtually all future models, including sedans, coupes and SUVs that can accommodate all possible types of engines.
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Find your presidential match with CNN's 2016 Candidate Matchmaker They faced questions from Buckeye State voters as they vie for the support of blue collar and minority voters who underpin the Democratic coalition.
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"I speak to you not just as prime minister of the United Kingdom, but as a fellow Conservative who believes in the same principles that underpin the agenda of your Party," May said.
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This topic brings us to yet another spectrum: The reasons for why people wish to remain anonymous online, which in some ways underpin all other ethical concerns about privacy, safety, and free speech.
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EFL's fairly strong franchise among local SMEs (due to the company's leading position in the leasing market) and opportunities for cross-selling to CABP (only partly utilised) underpin the parent's propensity to support.
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Her boxy blouses and fitted suits underpin her devotion to form as the wellspring of creativity; her body was a minimalist canvas, and she took the time to swaddle it in unexpected proportions.
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Increasing margins, combined with a reversion to normalized capital expenditure levels following two years of elevated investment underpin Fitch's expectations for about $500 million in mid-cycle annual FCF over the rating horizon.
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Ablynx's product could help to underpin the U.S. company's market-leading position in RA, though analysts at Jefferies said it is not yet clear if AbbVie viewed vobarilizumab as a must-have product.
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