Beijing has proved very sensitive to the yuan's exchange rate.
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B. sleeps through it, but I'm very sensitive to noises.
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"Japanese investors are very sensitive to global risks," he said.
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"Young customers are very sensitive to that concept," he added.
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That's what the people in the video are very sensitive to.
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That makes tech firms very sensitive to political demands from workers.
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However, the French power system is very sensitive to weather conditions.
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"I'm very sensitive to the hand going up," Mr. Pokorny said.
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I was very sensitive to absolutely not wanting to do that.
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You're very sensitive to other people's energy today; spend some time alone.
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Unless you're very sensitive to sensation, it basically can't hurt to try.
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Regine is very serious, very straight-laced and very sensitive to touch.
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Markets this week have been very sensitive to speculation about North Korea.
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She is kind, caring, very beautiful, and very sensitive to my needs.
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You're usually very sensitive to other people's energy, and today especially so.
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"The results are very sensitive to the rate of return," he wrote.
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You're psychic as hell today—and very sensitive to other people's energy.
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"People here are very, very sensitive to tax burdens," he told me.
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They are very sensitive to disturbances of their routine and to safety.
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The network was very sensitive to the data it was trained on.
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"She is very sensitive to the areas of education and culture," said Derrien.
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" He continued: "These are issues that we need to be very sensitive to.
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"Maize is a crop that is very sensitive to climate change," said Navarro.
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The yuan has been very sensitive to developments in the escalating Sino-U.
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I've always been very sensitive to how electoral campaigns can bring people together.
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The moon in Aquarius finds you very sensitive to the energy around you.
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"We're obviously very sensitive to the concerns of the Levinson family," Earnest said.
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Wall Street remains very sensitive to developments on the US-China trade talks.
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My eyes are still very sensitive to light, so they&aposre kinda closed.
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You're already very sensitive to other people's energy, but that's especially true today.
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I'm very sensitive to the things that have happened … It's very heavy in there.
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The yuan has been very sensitive to developments in the year-long China-U.
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People with genetic photodermatoses, which is rather rare, are very sensitive to the sun.
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"And I think both were very sensitive to the needs of our franchise owners."
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The yuan has been very sensitive to developments in the year-long Sino-U.
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And it turns out that passengers aren't very sensitive to price, while drivers are.
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You're very sensitive to other people's emotions, but you need to zero in on yours.
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"Let me be clear: I'm very sensitive to the use of government funds," he said.
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"These are issues we need to be very sensitive to," Mr. MacMahon told the judge.
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"The numbers are very sensitive to my weight," he said of his blood-sugar levels.
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Nor are rates very sensitive to increases in government borrowing, given the glut of saving.
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In the statement, Rhodes said that Needville ISD is "very sensitive" to violence in schools.
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You're very sensitive to what other people desire, and you can have fun with this.
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"Some people are very, very sensitive to small doses and others are insensitive," he said.
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Banks, which are very sensitive to swings in the economy, are in a deep slump.
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Bossio did assess the sensitivity of the foreskin itself, and found that while it is very sensitive to a light touch, it's not very sensitive to pain or warmth, which "are actually more relevant to the experience of sexual touch or sexual enjoyment," she says.
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"Households are very sensitive to the prices, the general prices and especially food prices," she said.
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Mercury enters sensitive water sign Cancer today, which means you'll be very sensitive to people's vibes.
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The yuan CNY=CFXS has been very sensitive to developments in the year-long Sino-U.
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"It's something that the board is very sensitive to," he told analysts on a conference call.
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"People are very sensitive to getting into this race right now, under current circumstances," Ryan said.
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Obviously, being from Florida, I'm very sensitive to anything that slows up NASA and its mission.
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"We are very sensitive to it," he said, telling fans that the team was gathering information.
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Geraldine and I worked very closely — I'm very sensitive to making sure it's a closed set.
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"And this case involving the Turkish bank, he's very sensitive to that," Graham said of Trump.
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I think they're very sensitive to that, whether or not that imperils their immediate reelection chances.
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" "And one of the things Mike Flynn said earlier when he was in Afghanistan is he was very sensitive to public opinion among the Afghan population, he was very sensitive to Muslim sentiment, and he knew you couldn't win if you alienated the Islamic population there.
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But again, it's a terrible tragedy and we are very sensitive to the concerns of the family.
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"We're obviously very sensitive to the concerns and rather raw feelings of the Levinson family," Earnest said.
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"They are a bunch of children, very vulnerable and very sensitive to their outside world," Arkady said.
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Having also learnt some hard early lessons about the need to be very sensitive to shared spaces.
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In general, people are very sensitive to what they perceive to be the majority opinion around them.
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The Aussie is very sensitive to Chinese economic developments given China is the country's largest trade partner.
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I was stressed out and those words are very sensitive to me so I had a meltdown.
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By the evening, your brain doesn't expect any blue light exposure and is very sensitive to it.
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"At the moment markets are very sensitive to comments from ECB speakers," Commerzbank strategist Rainer Guntermann said.
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The military is very sensitive to the issue of undue "command influence" in the military justice system.
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"Dogs are very sensitive to the effects of THC," said Steve Blauvelt, a veterinarian in Bend, Ore.
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"The market is very sensitive to trade headlines," said Tom Simons, economist, at Jefferies in New York.
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The Puchallas were very sensitive to their neighbors' feeling and took extra steps to keep community peace.
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The Chinese people are very sensitive to this, and there's domestic political pressure to abandon North Korea.
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The 0003 year note yield, very sensitive to expectations on Fed policy, is lower by three basis points.
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Because her fanbase is such a community, they're very sensitive to these new people popping up and pretending.
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By the evening, your brain does not expect any blue light exposure and is very sensitive to it.
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Second, the machine that the researchers used to scan the participants' brains is very sensitive to people's movements.
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Futures prices are therefore very sensitive to anything that affects the regional supply-demand balance in the Midwest.
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The Fed is very sensitive to signs of strong wage increases that might spill over into rising prices.
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"Isla has such gorgeous hair — this length feels very sensitive to go a lot shorter," he tells PeopleStyle.
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"The organ masters are very sensitive to it," said Raymond Pepi, the lead building conservationist on the project.
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Being a Pisces means being very sensitive to the energies around you—it's a lot to take in.
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"These companies are very sensitive to the investment plans of oil majors," Chief Financial Officer Clifford Abrahams said.
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Difficult conversations about money and intimacy are stirred up, and you're very sensitive to other people's energies today.
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While stone floors may seem indestructible, they are very sensitive to products, stains, and spills that contain acids.
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And even though I am very sensitive to light, the blackout curtains allowed me a fantastic night's sleep.
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We'll never listen to Michael Jackson's music the same "We are very sensitive to our audience," she said.
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Newhouse also said that change was difficult and shareholders were currently very sensitive to topics like investor pay.
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Why it matters: Truck shipments are thought to be a leading indicator as they're very sensitive to market fears.
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Their skin is very sensitive to both drying and sunburn, so the secretion acts like an automatic skin ointment.
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"Once you get spooked by something, you start being very sensitive to other bumps in the night," Colas said.
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If there was any inkling of anything bad, then it wouldn't be there, because I'm very sensitive to people.
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"The developing brain is also very sensitive to estrogen, as is the mammary gland and the heart," she notes.
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You're very sensitive to the energies around you and may need more sleep or alone time than usual today.
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"And this case involving the Turkish bank, he's very sensitive to that," Graham said, referring to the Zarrab case.
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These stocks will be very sensitive to any signs the trade talks this week are going well or poorly.
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Trump is very sensitive to any suggestion that he cheats, probably because all the evidence indicates he's a chronic cheater.
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"This shows that he's very sensitive to oil prices," said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Cosentino was very online, and very sensitive to the digital daggers piercing her music, her personal life and her looks.
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The Chinese currency has been very sensitive to developments in trade talks with the United States in the past year.
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Truck shipments are thought to be a leading indicator of the economy's health as they're very sensitive to market fears.
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Exercise helps get rid of fat in the liver and tummy -- fat in the liver is very sensitive to exercise.
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In the pre-shale days, the oil industry's capital spending wasn't very sensitive to short-term shifts in oil prices.
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Playing it in a quartet keeps reminding you that Bach was very sensitive to the workings of the inner voices.
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"The players don't want to play in front of empty stadiums, and we are very sensitive to that," Haggerty said.
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The cars have really big splitters on them, and they're very sensitive to how high off the ground they are.
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The future of consumption is fragile, digital, rental and subscription focused and very sensitive to credit terms and interest rates.
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"These are issues we need to be very sensitive to," MacMahon told the judge Wednesday, according to The New York Times.
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Be gentle with yourself today, Cancer: The moon in Gemini boosts your intuition, finding you very sensitive to other people's energies.
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My stomach was always very sensitive to acid, and, as much as I loved coffee, my, uh, intestines couldn't handle it.
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Refugees from Syria are not children; we are very sensitive to our surroundings because we have experienced the horrors of war.
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They're doing some simple reaction-time tests at different times that we know are very sensitive to sleep and sleep-loss.
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The data indicate that ice sheets are "very sensitive" to warming and provide important calibration targets for future ice sheet models.
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"Some people are very sensitive to [CBD], and even low doses of it can have an effect on them," Giordano says.
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"Without a doubt, Mexico could face a short-term impact because the market is very sensitive to marketing, branding," he said.
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You're going to be very sensitive to other people's energy today, Libra, so make time to be alone and to unwind.
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"We have a long class of problems like this, logical problems that are very sensitive to changes in one variable," Tishby said.
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" * "We are by default not very sensitive to macroeconomics, because hearing aids will mostly not be a matter of luxury but necessity.
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He knew I had lost my parents early in life, and was very sensitive to the feelings those celebrated dates could prompt.
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He noted that the two-year Treasury yield, which is very sensitive to rate hikes, is barely trading above the Fed's target.
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You're very sensitive to other people's energy, Leo: Save an important conversation for another time because the energy is pessimistic this evening.
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The Moon is in Scorpio, illuminating a very private sector of your chart and finding you very sensitive to other people's energy.
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" Jörg Wiedenmann, professor of biological oceanography at the University of Southampton, told VICE News: "Coral reefs are very sensitive to environmental change.
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"Senator, I assure you that if confirmed I will be very sensitive to the needs of special needs students," Ms. DeVos said.
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"Judges and prosecutors are always very sensitive to the court of public opinion in determining what sentences they get," Mr. Simon said.
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Some are very sensitive to this effect: Giordano dealt with one patient who could not sleep for a week after one rave.
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These structures — there are two in a normal brain — are very sensitive to a lack of blood flow and changes in electrical activity.
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A: As someone who is very sensitive to ocular issues, I remember seeing those stacks of large-print books in the public library.
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"The type of fat that we store in the liver and in the abdominal fat tissue is very sensitive to sugar," she said.
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We are also very sensitive to political elections and changes around the region because it brings about a lot of opportunities as well.
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Weve had a pretty meaningful reaction, where 7 in particular was a level that the market was very sensitive to in dollar/CNY.
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PIONEER CASH FLOW "VERY SENSITIVE" TO OIL PRICE CHANGES; WITH $5-PER-BARREL RISE, COMPANY GENERATES $400 MILLION IN ADDITIONAL CASH FLOW -CEO
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Randle says people have been nervous to talk about suicide and very sensitive to the topic, leading the issue to be under-reported.
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The climate is both more variable and warmer — bad news for specialty crops like wine grapes that are very sensitive to the weather.
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Those are what you want when markets falter, but they have extremely low yields today and typically are very sensitive to rising rates.
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"Although yesterday's sell-off was not as strong as the one in late May, traders are very sensitive to the noise," he said.
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You're typically very sensitive to other people's energies, Pisces, and this morning's super moon eclipse in Leo will be emotionally exhausting for everyone.
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But he declined to confirm that on Friday, saying bankers at the ECB and the European Commission were "very sensitive" to such matters.
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Because plants can be very sensitive to temperature as well, make sure to keep them away from cold windows and strong air drafts.
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"These are issues we need to be very sensitive to," Mr. MacMahon told the judge, J. Paul Oetken of United States District Court.
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The Pentagon's leadership has been "very sensitive" to the challenges it faces "at this moment in history," said retired Air Force Maj. Gen.
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Then we place the needle on our upper lip—your skin is very sensitive to temperature in this area—to feel the temperature.
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I really became very sensitive to this when I ran for office the first time because both Democrats and Republicans were upset about it.
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This is especially concerning as butterflies, which are very sensitive to changes in landscape and food sources, are often a bellwether of environmental health.
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"Members of Congress are very sensitive to the public mood, and many of them are down here this week to see him," Levesque said.
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Thornberry said he is "very sensitive" to the issue of the Marines or lawmakers saying something that could impede future prosecutions or disciplinary actions.
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" In the CNN documentary, comedian Patton Oswalt agrees: "A lot of comedians are people that are very introverted, very shy, very sensitive to humiliation.
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The retail portion was also under-subscribed, which put pressure on the stock as retail investors are very sensitive to market sentiment, Lau said.
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"As outspoken as Nigel can be, he's very sensitive to what people say about him," says Zach Bohannon, a friend and former Wisconsin teammate.
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"Although people generally assume plants don't feel when they are being touched, this shows that they are actually very sensitive to it," he said.
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You're going to be very sensitive to other people's energy—so, again, during Aquarius season, you may want to catch up on time alone.
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"We were very sensitive to choosing candidates who reflected French society," said Jean-Paul Delevoye, the veteran politician who led Mr. Macron's selection committee.
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But I have to be very sensitive to [her dogs] Clyde and Sophie because it's all about whether they are going to be happy.
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Giving young children access to dolls helps normalize those skills at a time when children are very sensitive to messages about gender, she added.
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There has been some research into special light receptors in our eyes called called melanopsin ganglion cells, which are very sensitive to blue light.
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"Pilots are very sensitive to executive compensation," said Thomas Kochan, a professor at the M.I.T. Sloan School of Management who follows the airline industry.
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Popular sentiments in both Japan and South Korea have become very sensitive to each other, and a potent cycle of reactive nationalism could result.
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"If you look at how people are positioned, they are very sensitive to even small moves in the S&P toward the downside," he said.
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"Her comments have the potential to be market-moving for the pound, which remains very sensitive to Brexit developments," MUFG analysts said in a note.
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You're very sensitive to the moon's motions, psychic Cancer, so expect to be exhausted as hell after this full moon in powerful Fire sign Aries.
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"I just think we're very sensitive to changes in interest rates because we became so accustomed to this artificially low level of rates," Boockvar added.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said that the league wanted people to respect the anthem but also wanted to be "very sensitive" to give players choices.
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China's Communist Party is very sensitive to any content seen to jeopardize its grip on power, and regularly censors social media posts and movie scenes.
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The financial position of the metals and mining company has somewhat improved due to higher metal prices, but remains very sensitive to their potential decline.
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Even though housing is critically important, the Fed is very sensitive to the criticism that it is favoring one part of the economy over others.
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Zuckerberg reacted to the leak by promoting a link to it on Facebook, an unusual move by a company that is very sensitive to leaks.
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"Babies with microcephaly are generally very irritable, they are very sensitive to stimulants, they become very irritated and are difficult to calm down," she said.
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But these scenarios all depend on timing estimated from changes in DNA, which "can be very sensitive to errors in the data," Dr. Reich cautioned.
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"Australia has measurably warmed by more than a degree ... The occurrence of fire is very, very sensitive to temperature," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"M&A levels are very sensitive to any uncertainty in the market," Intralinks Vice President of Strategy and Product Marketing Philip Whitchelo said in a statement.
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"The market will be very sensitive to any deterioration of the budget, because that is one of the few anchors that Turkey still has," he said.
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Plus, know your limits: If you're very sensitive to caffeine and downing an espresso at 4 PM will keep you up all night, don't do that.
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"In Macomb they are very sensitive to NAFTA, angry the political leaders sold them out, angry at senior management and CEOs of the companies," he said.
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"This may be different from Volkswagen's issue, but the market has become very sensitive to such kind of news," Tokyo-based analyst Seiji Sugiura told Bloomberg.
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"We have a negative view on this sector - it's very sensitive to emerging markets and China, and we're quite cautious on those areas," said Barclays' Cau.
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Human brains (and that of all mammals) are very sensitive to decreased oxygen levels, and interruptions to blood flow are believed to cause irreparable brain damage.
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Britain cut its 20173 economic growth forecast after the surprise referendum outcome and Green said the letters business was very "sensitive to rates of economic growth".
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"It will be important for community banks that are very sensitive to interest rate risk to evaluate the risk management of their loan portfolios," Dudley added.
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"We know from a lot of studies done in adults, adolescents, school children, that the body clock is very sensitive to light exposure," Dr. Akacem said.
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We're very sensitive to what's happening, and as we go forward we will learn from this experience, and hopefully we'll support all our athletes moving forward.
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"They've obviously proven very sensitive to conservative criticism and so I think it's a part of trying to basically call conservatives off of Facebook," Miller said.
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Now back to tax reform: In simple textbook models, the long-run supply of capital is very sensitive to changes in the net return to capital.
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In my forthcoming book and a recent paper, I have found that Brazilian clergy are very sensitive to religious competition and the threat of membership loss.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said Wednesday morning he expects "slow" GDP growth in the U.S., adding the central bank is "very sensitive" to the dollar's strength.
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The size of that population, however, is still very sensitive to even the slightest rate moves, since so many borrowers have already refinanced to very low rates.
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"The market remains volatile, and very sensitive to any headlines bearing on the budget, particularly if they question the position of Finance Minister Tria," the bank said.
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Since ADHD helps me have so many thoughts at once, people like me tend to be very sensitive to how you feel and the situations around us.
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Mercury retrogrades out of your sign and reenters Aries today, activating very psychic sector of your chart, so expect to feel very sensitive to other people's vibes.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan, speaking at the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston, said that the Federal Reserve is "very sensitive" to the strength of the dollar.
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"We have to look at shows from the past in a new way, and Lear is very sensitive to dealing with the issues facing all of us today."
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Portfolio managers have become very sensitive to any indication that inventory draws may be ending and that prices and margins have peaked and might be about to fall.
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"Before, the Sunnis were very sensitive to believing (devolution) would lead to secession, to the breakup of Iraq but now they're coming to terms with it," says Zebari.
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Soderbergh said the overall experience of making a film on an iPhone was good, although there were some drawbacks such as the phone being very sensitive to vibrations.
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Traffic volumes are not very sensitive to price changes, so a large change in prices is needed to induce a relatively small increase or decrease in vehicle use.
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These benchmark rates help set the prices for a slew of global bond markets and loans, meaning that fixed income assets are very sensitive to interest rate moves.
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She was very sensitive to being parentless, and considered being very involved in her children's lives as a gift she could give us that she had lost herself.
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The government is very sensitive to any political demands that the community, with their own language and culture, could raise, regarding it as a threat to national unity.
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As we suspected, their target audience said that it didn&apost seem true or authentic to the brand and they were very sensitive to people using craft inappropriately.
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"The hot Jupiters are mostly made of hydrogen, and Hubble is very sensitive to hydrogen, so we know these planets can lose the gas relatively easily," Sing said.
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"We believe there's enormous potential but we also are very sensitive to the fact that there's going to have to be an intense community conversation," Mr. Doctoroff said.
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Ms. Fahy said she was "very sensitive to the rights of parents" to oversee their children's health care but felt that the broader public health concerns were overwhelming.
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I'm very sensitive to light, and the sunrises in Montauk used to wake me up at 4, but I recently got blackout shades, so I can sleep later.
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"As China largest refiner and as its company profitability is heavily reliant on the refining segment, Sinopec is very sensitive to feedstock prices," SIA Energy's Seng Yick Tee said.
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Euronext is "very sensitive" to the arguments around work-life balance in the City and the need to have greater participation of women in the industry, the exchange said.
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These devices, it said, have proved convincing enough that they can be flown over flocks of sheep – normally very sensitive to aircraft – without the animals determining their true nature.
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"I have always been very sensitive to the intensity and the effect that certain colors can have on me and have always been drawn to intense colors," she says.
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"If you look at some of the more cyclical parts of the market which are very sensitive to these valuations, they really ran ahead of macro data," Oppenheimer continued.
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"The French are very sensitive to any intersection between patrimony and commerce," said Ms. Flay, a New Zealand-born Parisian, now in her sixth year as the FIAC director.
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"Unless there's something that's very sensitive to the [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] process for example, then I think as much of it should be transparent as possible," Castro said.
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You're very sensitive to new moons, Cancer, and the one that arrived this morning in Sagittarius has found you planting new seeds around self-care and managing your responsibilities.
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"If you look back at the economics of this ... borrowers with that level of indebtedness become very, very sensitive to shocks, you have much more violent reactions," Berenberg's Richardson said.
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He also cautioned investors to take their entire portfolio into consideration because there may be other assets in addition to dividend-paying stocks that are very sensitive to interest rates.
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And I understand that people want to take advantage of people sometimes, and so I'm very sensitive to everyone's backgrounds, especially because I come from that trans, brown, youthful background.
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I do see a lot of people using people with albinism in visual work just because it looks cool, and I wanted to be very sensitive to not doing that.
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Keith's son is "very sensitive to violence," and when Keith would be playing Battlegrounds, his son would call upstairs and ask his father to stop playing before he'd enter the room.
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China has been very sensitive to capital outflows since 2015/2016, and "with the escalation of the trade tensions, they will become even more sensitive in the short term," Austen said.
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Be smart: Nick Raich, founder of research firm Earnings Scout, tells CNBC "the market could be very sensitive to macro events like tariffs or slower global growth," rather than falling earnings.
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" A Comey friend to CNN's Jake Tapper: "He was very sensitive to how difficult this was going to be to work with this president; he also thought he could do it.
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White House officials did not say why they had opted for a helicopter, though they have been very sensitive to reports of large protests planned for the streets of central London.
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Past decisions on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and health care have shown that Trump is not very sensitive to the political constraints or contexts of decision-making.
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"I think it frays the fabric of the community, and that's something we're very sensitive to," he said, declining to weigh in on what ICE should do about Mr. Lima-Marin.
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China has been very sensitive to capital outflows since 2015/2016, and "with the escalation of the trade tensions, they will become even more sensitive in the short term," Austen said.
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Cole said he had not seen any significant rise in the number of staff seeking damages from employers due to stress-related conditions but said companies were very sensitive to the risk.
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Because we are very sensitive to information about what's normal, it's important to note: While suicide is the 4883th leading cause of death, it's still rare, and it ought to be rarer.
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They're also very sensitive to loud noises, like the roaring of a plane engine or the ruthless private cackling of a man who's plotting to strip countless people of their basic liberties.
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Shale drilling has proved very sensitive to changes in the value of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude, especially the forward prices shale firms rely on to hedge production and reduce their risks.
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The deficit is in double digits, the economy is weak because of the tourism crisis and Egypt is very sensitive to the weakness in global trade as that impacts Suez Canal revenues.
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SO I'M VERY SENSITIVE TO THESE ISSUES OF ENSURING THE FACT THAT WE DO THE KIND OF THINGS THAT RESTORE THE PROMISE OF THE COUNTRY AND OUR THE STANDING AROUND THE WORLD.
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"I think it has to do with the fact that Germans are, due to our terrible history, very sensitive to developments on the new right," Mr. Ostermeier said by telephone from Berlin.
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"We expect financial markets to remain very sensitive to incoming coronavirus-related headlines from the U.S. and Europe over coming days," said Takashi Maruyama, head of equities at Fidelity International (FIL) Japan.
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"They know they're at fault for this — they're very, very sensitive to their reputation, if you will, in the global community and they know that's been very maligned," he told The Hill.
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"The market is going to be very sensitive to what's going on here," Peter Hooper, a former Fed economist who is now chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, said earlier this month.
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"We are very sensitive to concerns that the universities in Puerto Rico have about skimming students who were important to their own academic mission," said John Beckman, a spokesman for the university.
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The dollar has grown very sensitive to the prospect of the passage of the tax bill in recent weeks and any perceived hurdles have been a source of anxiety for dollar bulls.
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"There's a whole new curriculum being pushed by Gen X parents and one thing it emphasizes above all is emotional intelligence and being very sensitive to the needs of others," Mr. Howe said.
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The Trump administration is very sensitive to stock market declines and the Huawei stay of execution may provide short-lived relief, said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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Speaking at the Ambrosetti Workshop on the shores of Lake Como, near Milan, O'Neill told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick that the U.S. market was "definitely not cheap" and "very sensitive" to any bad news.
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"The market is very sensitive to changes in the central bank outlook and with a change in the ECB's stance looming, the sensitivity is increasing," said Jan von Gerich, chief strategist at Nordea.
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"I was very sensitive to the fact that I was a man in charge of this story, but I also had to trust the fact that it seemed to be working," he said.
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He started frequenting a Guitar Center near his house, where he practiced on an electronic set "because I was very sensitive to how loud they were and how bad I was," he said.
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But the aggregate index will also be very sensitive to Federal Reserve interest rate increases, as 37 percent of the index is invested in Treasuries and another 27 percent in government agency bonds.
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TIM MILLER: It is--I'm very sensitive to when there are gay Republicans who come--you know, who ask--who want to talk to me about this, who work in, say, the South.
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Most carbon tax models project huge CO2 reductions in the electricity sector (where, from past experience, we can see that utilities are very sensitive to price) but scant reductions from transportation and industry.
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"The background here is that China is very sensitive to dependency on foreign food," said Derek M. Scissors, an economic policy fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington who studies Chinese overseas investment.
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There's little hard evidence that the company's algorithms systematically discriminate against conservatives, but the leaders of the tech giants, perhaps because of their personal liberal politics, have been very sensitive to accusations of bias.
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"The huge size of the SNB's balance sheet means it is very sensitive to currency fluctuations," said Bee, who expects the franc to weaken to 1.14 to the euro by the end of 2017.
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The Trump administration is very sensitive to stock market declines and the Huawei stay of execution may provide a short-lived relief, said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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In 2015, the company began offering a limited test for the markers of a rare genetic condition called Bloom Syndrome, which increases cancer risks and makes people with the syndrome very sensitive to sunlight.
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Air freight is very sensitive to small variations in economic growth, so it is hit hard by mid-cycle slowdowns as well as end-of-cycle recessions and distinguishing the two can be hard.
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One thing we explain is that nothing bad would happen if taxes were quite a bit higher because people are just not very sensitive to tax rates when they decide how much to work.
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It also said residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) based on the buy-to-let rental market were "very sensitive" to a weaker economy and that both occupancy rates and rent were expected to decline.
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"He is very visual, very precise, very sensitive to timing and interested in how materials respond to movement," said Barbara Kaufmann, a veteran Bausch dancer who is the rehearsal director for Mr. Papaioannou's piece.
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He is somebody who is very, very sensitive to anything he perceives as the charge that he is not just a populist, not just very liberal, but this wildly outside the mainstream dangerous radical.
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"I'm personally very sensitive to stuff being stolen and re-shared without credit online, so if I felt like Dark Stock Photos was crossing the line in that regard, I wouldn't do it," he said.
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"The Fed has been very sensitive to the elements of growth and the elements of weakness and vulnerability in our economy and the world economy," said John Stoltzfus, chief investment strategist at Oppenheimer Asset Management.
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"Sleep is very sensitive to the individual's environment," Scott Hollingshaus, MD, clinical instructor of sleep medicine at the University of Utah's Sleep Wake Center told Refinery29 last month in an interview about summer sleep struggles.
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"You wouldn't think that a new lipstick being unavailable would alert us to danger, but your old brain is very sensitive to fear of loss and fear of losing out on an opportunity," she says.
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The key is to do it, do it fast, do it efficiently, keep a keen eye on your clients and associates, be very sensitive to your communities, and that's exactly what we're going to do.
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"Secondly, they're not sure what to do because this is unprecedented and there's a need to strike a tone between being very sensitive to what is a very scary time [and making money]" he says.
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"The Senate has been very sensitive to these matters for a long time, and the Senate Ethics Committee will handle this in the regular order way that we do this in the Senate," he said.
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A fiddle leaf fig, or Ficus Lyrata is very sensitive to its environment and will respond dramatically if it does not receive the light or water that it needs to hold onto those big, beautiful leaves.
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"This is because phylogenetic analyses like this one are very sensitive to how complete our datasets are—which is of course limited by what fossils we've found and how well-preserved they are," Manafzadeh told Gizmodo.
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"Since 2011, the high-pitched government rhetoric on Syria has shaped a Turkish constituency that is very sensitive to the tragedies unfolding in Syria," said Sinan Ulgen, a former Turkish diplomat and analyst at Carnegie Europe.
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"Trade tensions continued to drive financial market moves going into the end of the week, with markets very sensitive to reports on the US-China relationship," Jack Chambers from ANZ Research wrote in a Monday morning note.
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Even in writing about my parents and my family or people who had done wrong by me, I was very sensitive to making sure I got them right and that I didn't throw anyone under the bus.
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Growing up as a black male, and not adhering to stereotypes of what a black male in the U.S. could be, I've always been very sensitive to acts that lack equity in the population of black males.
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I get up and write out my thoughts while debating the pros of insomnia (being sort of productive?) versus the cons (literally tired all of the time; also I hate coffee and am very sensitive to caffeine).
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"What we're seeing here is a very indecisive market and a market that's very sensitive to headline news on trade and the shutdown," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York referring to Hassett's comment.
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He also said that if a 70 percent rate raises hundreds of billions of dollars, that's "not nothing," and that revenue estimates at the high end of the income spectrum are very sensitive to the parameters in analysts' models.
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"The crypto market is still in its infancy — we are in the stone ages comparatively — and very sensitive to news and manipulation," said Matthew Roszak, co-founder of blockchain company Bloq and chairman of the Chamber of Digital Commerce.
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"I'm very sensitive to their horrific experiences, but they are really trying to make [the gun issue] a bumper sticker–type issue or an organizing campaign for the left, when it's really far more complicated than that," he said.
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Dominique Meurs, an economist at Paris Nanterre University who specializes in gender inequalities in the workplace, said large corporations have become "very sensitive" to the issue even though the gap in France had not closed significantly since the 1990s.
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"In my own campaign, there were people who felt strongly enough about my views on climate change to use it to help defeat me, and other Republicans are very sensitive to that possibility," Mr. Lugar said in an interview.
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"The president is very sensitive to such an accusation, and we find the fact that he's sensitive to it reassuring," she said, because it means he understands how awful it is to be thought of as an anti-Semite.
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"It seems like we've found a new trading range in the $40s now and the market is very sensitive to any stories about the possibility of a production freeze," said Gene McGillian, a senior analyst at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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At the start of this process, which is very sensitive to members and their political concerns, we'd set up a meeting to come and directly talk to the member about the allegation the board had authorized us to look into.
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"They were not very sensitive to environmental problems, and they extracted a lot of freshwater from the aquifers," said Sonia Silvestri, a senior researcher at the University of Bologna who has done extensive work on sea level rise in Venice.
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"Given that nearly one-third of global oil production and nearly all of global spare capacity are in the Middle East, the oil market is very sensitive to any attacks on oil infrastructure in this region," Swiss bank UBS said.
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The Federal Reserve is "very sensitive" to the strength of the dollar, a top Fed official said on Wednesday, because even though manufacturing and exports have declined as a share of U.S. gross domestic product, they have ripple effects through the economy.
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When these atom waves interfere with one another, they form interference patterns that are very sensitive to things like changes in the force of gravity, as might be produced by a gravitational wave (or maybe a passing dark matter particle... who knows!).
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Chinese smelters have historically proven themselves very sensitive to price and after falling below production costs late last year, the concern is that the current Shanghai price above 12,500 yuan will simply encourage restarts or the implementation of expansions that had been deferred.
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" In "The History of Comedy," a 2017 CNN documentary series, comics spoke about how the highs associated with stand-up comedy are intertwined with darkness and lows, with Patton Oswalt saying comics tend to be "very sensitive to humiliation" and "a little damaged.
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"Some people are very sensitive to the effects of caffeine and for these people it's important to avoid drinking beverages containing caffeine too close to bedtime – but there is no golden rule about this, just listen to your body," Dr. Stanley said.
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Henderson said that while he didn't consider the journalist to be a major critic of the Saudi royal family, his disappearance "must have been personal" because the crown prince, sometimes referred to as MBS, is very sensitive to criticism of any kind.
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This often leads to overconfidence, and worse, the Drake equation is very sensitive to bias: if you are hopeful a small nudge upwards in several uncertain estimates will give a hopeful result, and if you are a pessimist you can easily get a low result.
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"As humans, we have evolved to be very sensitive to subtle cues in other people's faces, so any artifacts or glitches in synthesized imagery tend to really jump out," said Adam Finkelstein, the paper's lead author and a professor of computer science at Princeton University.
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"It is no secret that a significant portion of the investor base is very sensitive to concentration of more power in Erdogan's hands, and they will be turned off by strengthening of Erdogan's position following the coup attempt," Finansbank Chief Economist Inan Demir said.
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"MTV and the producers were very sensitive to the situation and just understood that I wasn't necessarily ready to talk about it as soon as it happened," Lowry, 24, says of how everything unfolded when she suffered a miscarriage a little under six months ago.
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FROM PEN: Andy Cohen's Top 5 Most Revealing Plead the Fifth Answers After going through a last minute wedding and feeling the stress caused by figuring out who's attending, I was very sensitive to the schedule conflict with Cody's friend's wedding and my friend's birthday.
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Slow-growing healthcare costs and falling prices in other sectors like mobile phone plan pricing that are not very sensitive to economic cycles have been offsetting price increases in other sectors, researchers at the San Francisco Fed said in a paper published this week.
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HOUSTON, July 13 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve is "very sensitive" to the strength of the dollar, a top Fed official said on Wednesday, because even though manufacturing and exports have declined as a share of U.S. GDP, they have ripple effects through the economy.
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Another US defense official based in Europe told CNN that the Russians "are very sensitive to our precision strike capability" as well as US ballistic missile defense assets such as the Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System, which is deployed on both the Ross and Carney.
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Most industrial facilities or power grids or other types of infrastructure are very deterministic: their daily activities almost never change, which means it's easy to detect abnormalities in the patterns, but also difficult to do so without disrupting those patterns, since they are very sensitive to changes.
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"We are very sensitive to all of our patients' needs and the stress of collecting a sperm specimen in a doctor's office is a major source of stress for our male patients," Dr. Richard Paulson, the director of USC Fertility, said in a statement emailed to Motherboard.
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"People are very sensitive to information about immediate threat, so if you see a sign saying 'shark-infested water,' the chance are that you'll get into the water are low," says study author Theresa Marteau, director of the Behavior and Health Research Unit at Cambridge University.
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Having autism, I am very sensitive to the texture of fabrics too, so having my gender identity and expression be affected by what clothes I wear plus my sensory issues that I have for being on the spectrum, I am very particular about things that I wear.
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"There are cells in the body that are very sensitive to a lack of oxygen, and if you have a stroke or a cardiac arrest, the body isn't providing that oxygen," Matteo Cerri, a neurophysiologist and hibernation researcher at the University of Bologna in Italy told me.
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There are more than 21,2000 ETFs in the United States, but most of the assets are in the top 2000: Top 2500 5003%Top 2500 26% Finally, there is evidence that investors are VERY sensitive to fees, down to levels that seem, well, kind of trivial.
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"The dollar is trying to move higher and emerging markets currencies are very sensitive to 2107-year U.S. Treasury yields - if you have a sharp rise in 0.360-year yields you see quite a sell off in emerging markets," ABN Amro foreign exchange strategist Georgette Boele said.
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"Anthropologists are very sensitive to the concept of 'learning,' to the relationship between the observer and the observed, as well as to claims of giving voice to 'the other,' because the history of anthropology as a discipline has been associated with colonial endeavors and programs," Yalouri said.
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"When you look at (the re-employment) policy, it is very sensitive to the fact that the biggest concern with older workers for employers is — to put it bluntly — whether employers think they will get their money's worth," said Walter Theseira, an economist at Singapore University of Social Sciences.
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"I think what they are concerned about is that they ideally would like to avoid a spike in the oil price, let's say towards $100 a barrel, because they are very sensitive to the fact that a spike would then lead to a generalized global downturn," he added.
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"Some are very sensitive to losing, and if they take a risky option and lose, they're very likely to not go back to it again," said Paul Phillips, a professor of psychiatry and pharmacology at the University of Washington and a co-author of a commentary about the study.
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"Museums and the art world in general are very sensitive to the fact that certain voices and individuals have been excluded, and there is a desire to correct for that," said Dan Leers, curator of photography at the Carnegie, accounting for the attention Ms. Lawson's work is receiving.
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It would seem perfectly possible to believe in staying in the EU on economic grounds and believe that the climate is not very sensitive to changes in carbon-dioxide levels; or to accept the evidence for climate change and argue that Britain might be more prosperous outside the single market.
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I think you're very sensitive to the possible cost of a backlash framed around what you would call political correctness and a lot less sensitive — which is what I keep coming back to — to the cost this idea has actually had for African Americans in this country throughout American history.
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"Given that nearly one-third of global oil production and nearly all of global spare capacity are in the Middle East, the oil market is very sensitive to any attacks on oil infrastructure in this region," Swiss bank UBS said, adding it expected Brent prices to rise toward $75 in coming weeks.
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Flows into emerging markets can be dependent on cheap capital from the Federal Reserve and are very sensitive to a change in monetary policy in the U.S. Add to that domestic factors such as high current account deficits, weak currencies and a dependence on commodities, these markets can make for a risky investment.
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" Another paragraph attacked Ackman's ability to deal with defeat, saying he is "very sensitive to criticism and failure, which causes shame, humiliation, and rage, producing long‑remembered 'injuries,' but he always seems to have a bigger quest lined up to take his mind off the pain and distract others from the shame.
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"I expect that Mr Zuckerberg will take this invitation because I believe that face-to-face communication and being available for such communication will be a good sign that Mr Zuckerberg understands the European market ... is serving to people who are very, very sensitive to their privacy," Jourova told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"Exposure is especially dangerous for young children and for pregnant women because the developing brain of a fetus in the womb or a young baby is very sensitive to lead, and even very low levels of lead exposure can cause brain injury in a child with loss of IQ and disruption of behavior," Landrigan said.
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In any event, said Dr. A. Joseph Tector, a transplant surgeon at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, pig retroviruses are very sensitive to the drugs used to treat H.I.V. "We don't know that if we transplant pig organs with the viruses that they will transmit infections, and we don't know that the infections are dangerous," Dr. Fishman said.
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"This is really an adjustment to the market skinny bundle that has evolved and market pricing," explains Heather Moosnick, Director of Content Partnerships at YouTube TV. "We went out with a 'skinnier' bundle than others because we were very sensitive to price – particularly since our goal is to get users who have never subscribed to cable – or who have cut the cord – back to subscribing to live TV," she says.
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By applying that kind of a lens on this — we know that people in our community want broadly trusted content — that is helping to surface more of the things that are building common ground in our society, and maybe pushing out a little of the stuff that is less trustworthy, even though we're going to continue to be very sensitive to not suppress people's ability to say what they believe.
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We're still a firm that when you look at our business and our mix of businesses we're very sensitive to capital markets activity broadly and due to kind of the change in markets at the end of the fourth quarter, due to the government shutdown in the United States the year started relatively slow and a little bit of a risk-off mode and a result of that we didn't really gain the momentum that we saw from market participants as you might expect normally at the beginning of the year.
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