Rhetoric isn't weakening The rhetoric from both sides, however, isn't weakening.
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There are signs of a weakening economy, but this weakening occurs in a fairly healthy picture overall.
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"Any weakening of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation is a weakening of Islam and Muslims," he said.
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Another concern investors have about China's weakening currency: It will reignite a regional currency war, but so far, China's currency is primarily weakening against the U.S dollar, and Asian currencies are already weakening on their own.
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DXY has been weakening against major currencies, the Hong Kong dollar peg has been weakening within its band against the U.S. dollar.
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Other key drivers for monetary policy easing are weakening domestic outlooks, falling annual growth rates, low inflation and weakening business and consumer confidence.
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We are particularly concerned that the consumer outlook is weakening at the same time that the view on the current situation is weakening.
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Gradual weakening is forecast later today and tonight and significant weakening is expected over the weekend while Florence moves farther inland, the NHC said.
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Any significant weakening of TPUK's credit profile - for example, as measured by the company's Prism FBM score weakening to 'Strong' - could also lead to a downgrade.
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"Weakening London as a financial center to make sure it will not be the first financial center in the world anymore is weakening Europe," Gramegna said.
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A significant weakening of WMG's strategic importance to the municipality, weakening of the municipal government's controlling shareholding and/or reduced municipal support may result in a downgrade.
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Thus, even though the U.S. dollar has been weakening against major currencies, the Hong Kong dollar peg has been weakening within its band against the U.S. dollar.
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Why it raises eyebrows: reinstating Russian adoptions = weakening Magnitsky Weakening or repealing the Magnitsky Act is considered a top priority for Putin, as The New York Times recently explained.
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Nevertheless, funding costs are likely to rise given weakening market sentiment as well as the possibility of interest-rate rises as the government looks to bolster a weakening rand.
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While international interest was quite strong in the second half of last year, it may now be weakening due to tighter regulations in China and weakening currencies in some international markets.
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While international interest was quite strong in the second half of last year, it may now be weakening due to tighter immigration policies as well as weakening currencies in some international markets.
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This one has been going from technology company to technology company taking negative stories and amplifying them to really start weakening the industry, weakening those companies, really hitting the reputations of those brands.
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The weakening relationship between fans and LCS caused by relegation.
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Lightning shoots upwards from a weakening supercell in Leoti, Kansas.
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Further, he worried that weakening encryption could limit technological development.
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LIQUIDITY Viacom's weakening operating profile is diminishing its financial flexibility.
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We have no intention of weakening our warning and surveillance.
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But when your currency in weakening, growth appears less dramatic.
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Weakening the FDA's standards for approval has two pernicious effects.
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In which case then you'd see a weakening consumer side.
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Some also see the euro weakening ahead of the vote.
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However, that is offset by Abans' weakening financial risk profile.
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Matthew has made it through the region without much weakening.
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These forecasts have been rising amid weakening U.S. economic data.
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The whole point of cutting is the data is weakening.
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Mnuchin: I do think it's a natural weakening of it.
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The second reason for maintaining first class is also weakening.
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Read more about the weakening market for football rights here
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But the biggest hit to growth comes from weakening productivity.
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But it will stop short of weakening encryption for authorities.
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"The economy's capacity to create jobs is weakening," Do said.
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It was higher against the weakening euro at 91.17 pence.
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Rand Paul support weakening the U.S. military and intelligence community.
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That warmth has continued since then, weakening sea ice further.
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In what ways will the ECB address a weakening economy?
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Fertilizer prices have faced pressure from weakening U.S. farmer incomes.
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Traders said China's weakening economy also weighed on oil prices.
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The Fed isn't raising rates because the economy is weakening.
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These divisions are weakening us and killing the American Dream.
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Parrots: The FWS is weakening the protections for certain parrots.
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U.S. Treasury yields dipped after the minutes, weakening the dollar.
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Market participants also focused on a weakening gasoline crack spread.
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The trade could quite feasibly strengthen PSG while weakening Barcelona.
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Trump is weakening the alliances that gave strength to America.
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WE'RE TOO AGGRESSIVE ON BUILDING INVENTORY INTO A WEAKENING MARKET.
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The AHCA repeals this tax, weakening Medicare's solvency and stability.
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Recent surveys showed household and corporate inflation expectations are weakening.
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Wheat futures were stubbornly rangebound thanks to a weakening dollar.
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The center is weakening, the far right is gaining power.
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The earnings report revealed markets overseas are weakening, Cramer said.
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A Republican dream of weakening pesticide regulations has been scotched.
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The weakening dollar aided exporters, including technology and chemical companies.
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The VR is also sensitive to weakening capitalisation or liquidity.
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Gravity's hold on him is weakening, and he appears to
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Lyft says that weakening the standards will hurt its business.
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But this is only weakening demand in the severe recession.
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The global economy has started showing signs that it's weakening.
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We clench and clench and clench, weakening as we do.
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President Obama has weakened our military by weakening our economy.
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Weakening federal regulations do have consequences for local laws nationwide.
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In turn, weakening credit markets stir fears of corporate bankruptcies.
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The naira has also been weakening on the black market.
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With the scandals gaining traction, however, that formula is weakening.
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Demand is weakening globally, not just in the United States.
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It is sapping vitality from an already weakening world economy.
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The overall national poll average showed less weakening in Mrs.
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But the case for steadily higher rates may be weakening.
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The slide is the latest problem for China's weakening economy.
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But those signatures failed to materialize, significantly weakening their hand.
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"Weakening external demand is weighing on China's exports," it added.
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Others see a weakening of the Northern Cities Vowel Shift.
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ET. Inflation readings have been weakening since early this year.
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They fear that weakening the training standards will undermine safety.
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Even more worrisome, they have been weakening in recent years.
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Gradual weakening was expected Friday night, the hurricane center said.
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Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - Negative rating action on the Chinese sovereign - Weakening linkage between CCCC and CCCG - Weakening linkage between CCCG and the Chinese sovereign.
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The weakening July reading fits with official figures, such as for industrial production and exports, showing the economy is feeling the pinch from the U.S.-China trade standoff, slower Chinese growth and demand weakening globally.
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A weakening of GZMG's strategic importance to the municipality, or weakening of the municipal government's controlling shareholding, and/or reduced municipality support could lead to a wider rating gap between GZMG and the Guangzhou Municipality.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso expressed concern over China's weakening yuan.
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World oil prices slumped on weakening demand and supply glut concerns.
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Everywhere you look, the economic argument for raising rates is weakening.
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There are signs the protests are weakening and becoming less effective.
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HK/SIN, weakening from levels below 112.0 reached earlier this week.
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I don't see the yen weakening because of the BOJ's policy.
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The move is a further sign of Mrs Merkel's weakening position.
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"Slow weakening is forecast during the next 48 hours," it added.
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But the power and influence of the unions has been weakening.
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The storm is now weakening as it heads inland into China.
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Yet concerns over weakening economic growth remained the fundamental price driver.
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So, we have this weakening of the business side in manufacturing.
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"It's slowly weakening and it's not regaining any strength," Roth said.
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For one thing Penelopegate will loom over him, weakening his presidency.
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Democrats can point to slower hiring and a weakening manufacturing sector.
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This weakening is pernicious because some important institutions inevitably check others.
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"This is a plot," he says, referring to the weakening lira.
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And that's weakening the winds in the jet stream, Francis says.
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This includes adequate, but weakening, funding and liquidity, including deposit concentration.
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It was expected to stall over the water before weakening again.
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It's also the continued weakening of leveraged lending standards and covenants.
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Weakening the currency would help offset the revenue impact of tariffs.
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That would be a one-off weakening of the Singapore dollar.
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The weakening of the yuan has also weighed on the market.
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MSCIEF rose 23 percent, but remained under pressure from weakening currencies.
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Others have complained about the perceived weakening of checks and balances.
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However, Nock-ten is weakening as it passes over the Philippines.
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I wondered out loud if the doctor was weakening my doses.
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Iron ore futures fell on signs of weakening demand in China.
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The franc's weakening from over parity against the euro on Jan.
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Weakening the pragmatists now could affect the choice of Khamenei's successor.
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A weakening dollar is also expected to put pressure on inflation.
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For the weakening British pound, the worst may not be over.
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China typically sells U.S. Treasuries to support a weakening local currency.
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Q: How might United States respond to a deliberate yuan weakening?
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It is also weakening the link between entertainment and television news.
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Franklin is seen weakening rapidly after making landfall, the NHC said.
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Significant liquidity deterioration and weakening of core profitability would be negative.
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That would have the immediate effect of weakening enforcement through confusion.
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It cited weakening economies in Germany and Turkey for the downgrade.
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Finally, for the first time in decades, Hezbollah's power is weakening.
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Weakening protections of the law won't make air pollution go away.
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Yellen indicated she's not terribly concerned about the weakening inflation trend.
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That means even more renminbi sloshing around, weakening the currency's value.
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People migrate away from weakening economies and lack of economic opportunities.
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Let's remember what's at stake with the weakening of the ESA.
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It gained at least some weakening of the sanctions on Huawei.
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Most importantly, he has mused about weakening American commitment to NATO.
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But forecasts of a weakening storm are somewhat iffy, meteorologists said.
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We don't like seeing the weakening of these trans-Atlantic links.
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The trade war is expected to drag an already weakening economy.
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The weakening of China's currency therefore conveys three pieces of information.
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The dinner participants also discuss weakening Europe's dependence on Russian energy.
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Weakening the obviousness standard would apply well beyond the Apple v.
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Weakening consumer division operating profit trends could also prompt negative action.
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After all, who really benefits from weakening our clean-car standards?
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One suggests that the weakening actually began about 150 years ago.
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This all will lead to some modest weakening in the yuan.
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Hiring is weakening across the board," he said on "Squawk Box.
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"We should be weakening Donald Trump, not each other," Shumlin said.
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The market's second influence is the weakening U.S. dollar, Cramer said.
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The firm said said it saw weakening earnings momentum for Whirlpool.
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Such disagreement can confuse investors by weakening the central bank's message.
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The NHC forecast gradual weakening on Monday night through to Wednesday.
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How Trump's incompetent power grabs are actually weakening the imperial presidency.
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Weakening those rules is bad for the banks and the economy.
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But lawyers say weakening confidentiality could have consequences for accusers too.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The factors that could, individually or collectively, result in negative rating action are: -Marked deterioration in solvency metrics, stemming from declining capitalisation over the coming years, or from a noticeable weakening in asset quality; -Deterioration of the operating environment of the bank, potentially caused by marked weakening of European economies or weakening of political support for EU institutions.
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Weakening the dollar would scare the world away from US assets, hurt already weakening confidence in the US government, and potentially start a race to the bottom currency war with China that no one will win.
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Currency dealers said the rupee was weakening gradually after a brief recovery.
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Old political allegiances are weakening and public opinion is becoming more fickle.
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The Ugandan shilling is seen weakening due to dollar demand by importers.
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Still, most market watchers see it weakening further later in the year.
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Global economic growth is weakening, as Lagarde herself has warned for months.
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"A weakening rupee really pushed up the local gold price," Hewitt said.
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Heather: I'm worried about the continued weakening of our institutions and norms.
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Experts blame the drop on weakening affordability across the nation's local markets.
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It was expected to gain strength Tuesday and Wednesday before weakening Thursday.
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Affordability is weakening, but mortgage credit availability also continues to be difficult.
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The U.S. dollar fell, weakening as the European trading day wore on.
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The euro was stuck at $1.1655, after weakening 0.4 percent on Tuesday.
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Weakening and defeating the organizational embodiment of an idea is one thing.
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However, lower rates are helping to drive capital outflows, weakening the yuan.
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Short-term rates could also climb in a weakening economy, they say.
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Yet, concerns over weakening economic growth remained the fundamental driver for prices.
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Although it's weakening, Irma is expected to remain a hurricane through Monday.
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And paradoxically it may be weakening the vociferously anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats.
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There are clear signs that the U.S. new vehicle market is weakening.
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As for traditional retailers, many are seeing weakening sales and store closures.
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Housing affordability has already been weakening, thanks to fast-rising home prices.
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They have the consistent effect of weakening core alliances and alienating neighbours.
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A weakening yuan likely helped explain the monthly improvement in October exports.
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The industry has suffered under a weakening distribution market and contracting spreads.
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Investors fear protectionist trade policies will damage economic growth, weakening metals consumption.
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In foreign eyes, both of these mitigating factors appear to be weakening.
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These mice must divert energy towards heat production, weakening their immune systems.
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S. trade standoff and weakening economic fundamentals were also discouraging yuan bulls.
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Meanwhile, data from overseas — especially in Europe — are showing weakening economic activity.
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HK/SIN, weakening from levels below 1140.00 before the U.S. election results.
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President Donald Trump has voiced concern over countries deliberately weakening their currencies.
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Corn futures ended in positive territory after weakening early in the session.
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Brexit and its attendant uncertainties will further weaken Britain's already weakening economy.
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It suggests a weakening in already strained relations between the two countries.
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There are also, however, strong signs that the #NeverTrump line is weakening.
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We expect further weakening in 2017 but the trends are not alarming.
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The greenback had advanced for eleven straight session before weakening on Wednesday.
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For me, simplifying is not weakening, but going straight to the essential.
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Further weakening of HNB's liquidity position could also negatively affect its rating.
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But there are indications that resistance to LGBT rights may be weakening.
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"Investors don't care and spot yuan rates continued weakening," a trader said.
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Traders have also had to react to weakening sentiment in oil markets.
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HK/SIN after weakening from levels near 111.00 earlier in the week.
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"Cold winds from abroad are weakening Dutch economic growth", the CPB said.
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California opposes weakening the rules and threatened to pursue tougher standards unilaterally.
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Elizabeth Esty (D-Conn.) accused Republicans of weakening the background check system.
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Weaker stock markets and concerns about weakening international growth supported the trade.
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"Weakening the rule would be a gut punch to workers," she said.
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This causes them to expand, widening the cracks and weakening the concrete.
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Q: Why is a deliberate weakening of the yuan seen as unlikely?
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The same economic changes have shattered longstanding political coalitions, weakening mainstream parties.
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Will the British precedent embolden other xenophobic movements, weakening the remaining union?
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S. trade progress, analysts predict further yuan weakening over the coming year.
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Many of the weakening systems in the nation are not just old.
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We should be strengthening our efforts against racial unfairness, not weakening them.
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Congress should be working to grow the economy instead of weakening it.
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Some policymakers have recently proposed weakening or even fully repealing CDA 230.
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Notable weakening of earnings or capital could also result in a downgrade.
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China responded by weakening its currency, adding further volatility to financial markets.
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Some weakening in mental function appears to be inevitable as we age.
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This may have more to do with weakening affordability than anything else.
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As leadership is removed, inexperienced militants take their place, weakening the group.
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Inflation in other major economies has plateaued or is weakening as well.
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The euro slipped further to $1.1634, after weakening 0.4 percent on Tuesday.
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Like many Republicans, he accuses Mr. Obama of weakening United States defenses.
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Analysts said the rupee's weakening is a key concern in the future.
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At the same time, global demand has been weakening, particularly in Europe.
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Nevertheless, oil producers are more concerned about weakening demand than tight supply.
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He cited China's weakening economy as one of a number of concerns.
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U.S. officials portrayed the Islamic State as weakening in Iraq and Syria.
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The horrible, painful, shameful, physically weakening, and emotionally enraging pregnancy was over.
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Their slump underscores weakening manufacturing data from Asia, Europe and North America.
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Affordability is weakening as prices continue to soar well beyond income growth.
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To his mind, it showed definitively that modern society was weakening men.
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It could leave this range towards weakening further if international sentiment worsens.
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And that limited access is a reflection of their weakening economic position.
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In Italy and France, industrial activity has been weakening in recent months.
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But during that time, Mr. Ford's support at Morgan Stanley was weakening.
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But in the short term at least, that demand, too, is weakening.
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Europe's economy is weakening, with Germany — the continent's largest economy — especially vulnerable.
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The Trump administration would then be legally justified in weakening the rule.
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Its onshore counterpart also eased, weakening to 6.9898 as of 0855 GMT.
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"If it's weakening or eroding because people think the boundaries have shifted."
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Moody's cited a weakening of institutions and the increased current account risks.
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The currency weakening has also helped attract new investors on the platform.
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The company cited weakening demand for coal in its Chapter 2628 filing.
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A corresponding weakening of sterling versus the dollar aided the FTSE basket.
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Some of that is granular, like weakening overtime rules for hourly workers.
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Legitimacy can be measured across several dimensions, and it's weakening on most.
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Rental income has not kept pace with prices, weakening the investment case.
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The euro was stuck at $313, after weakening 0.4 percent on Tuesday.
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Yet despite these exhortations, the dollar has shown little sign of weakening.
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The trouble stems from weakening home affordability and a supply-demand imbalance.
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But there had been signs recently that the jobs boom was weakening.
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But Daniel's seizures worsened, seemingly weakening his ability to support his head.
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But there had been signs recently that the jobs boom was weakening.
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Weakening the filibuster writes the minority out of Supreme Court confirmation deliberations.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6874, weakening from levels above $0.693.
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The domestic system of control is weakening as the days go by.
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The rush for cash effectively reduces deposits at banks, thereby weakening them.
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The latest weekly positioning data confirmed the view of a weakening dollar.
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People will protect it because they think a weakening America needs it.
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"If Le Pen comes to power, it would correspond with the secret but obvious desires of the Kremlin, namely the weakening of the European Union, the weakening of the trans-Atlantic alliance and the NATO alliance," Kastueva-Jean said.
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Each year its soil becomes saltier as seawater washes up its weakening streams.
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"There is no dramatic weakening in the market really," said one IG trader.
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HK/SIN, weakening from levels below 113.00 briefly touched in the previous session.
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There was also a tie in the Connecticut Senate, weakening Democratic control there.
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However, in Amazon's case, it's a proactive shift that doesn't reflect weakening fundamentals.
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Rheingold points to the CFPB's Consumer Complaint Database as evidence of weakening protections.
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But the moves are apparently aimed at strengthening the yuan, not weakening it.
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"The franc weakening snowballed very quickly," said Florian Weber, from J. Safra Sarasin.
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Almost the same percentage said they expected further weakening of multilateral trading rules.
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Traders sold into an early rally Tuesday, with banks tumbling and tech weakening.
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They also cited continued high OPEC production and weakening growth in global demand.
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Analysts flagged further weakening in Royal Mail's UK letters business as a concern.
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Mining stocks underperformed after oil prices slipped, with Inpex Corp weakening 1.9 percent.
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Foreign investors demand higher yields to fund the deficit, weakening the economy further.
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Monday's move was the biggest weakening of the Chinese currency since July 20.2.
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But recently, there are signs that the spell of Russia's gogglebox is weakening.
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The critics see this as part of a broader weakening of Mexican institutions.
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The weakening Pakistan rupee also contributes to a rise in local energy prices.
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Manufacturing is being supported by a strengthening global economy and weakening U.S. dollar.
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The weakening operating environment is effectively capping the Saudi banks' VRs at 'a-'.
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As the price moves towards the apex of the pattern, momentum is weakening.
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Barry was expected to continue weakening and become a tropical depression on Sunday.
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Any notable weakening of earnings or capital could also result in a downgrade.
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Global industrial production, manufacturing and automotive demand indices all point towards weakening demand.
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Organised labour and urban machine-politics were weakening, white southerners were flowing away.
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That represented a weakening of 1.84 yen for the day, or 1.55 percent.
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Brexit threatens to shock the economy, weakening domestic firms and repelling foreign ones.
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How to help a crumbling health service cope with an ageing, weakening population?
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Overall, Mexico's weakening peso may not yet be bad news for the economy.
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But the central bank warned that weakening global growth and simmering Sino-U.
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"Democrats have no interest in weakening asylum protections," the senior Democratic aide said.
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Weakening and embarrassing America's political system kills both birds with the same stone.
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But as of Tuesday, any such weakening isn't in the cards for Michael.
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The ministry maintained its assessment that retail sales were weakening as a trend.
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They all say China and the global economy are weakening and getting worse.
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CME feeder cattle were mixed, with nearby contracts weakening while deferred offerings rose.
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But not all Democrats say they made a mistake in weakening the filibuster.
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A second investor warned the new issue could underperform in a weakening market.
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However, evidence of weakening state support may result in a negative rating action.
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A widening deficit tends to be a leading indicator of a weakening dollar.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A surprise outflow of funds and weakening margins at UBS's UBSG.
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Parker also said investors have attributed rising Japanese stocks to a weakening yen.
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The ECB move was designed to lift inflation, partly by weakening the euro.
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Other business surveys have also pointed to weakening hiring intentions among British companies.
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The Brazilian real extended losses on Monday morning, weakening more than 1 percent.
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DEMAND WEAKENING They were previously reported to have rebounded 21.3 percent in January.
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And the weakening investor psychology could keep markets on edge well into 2019.
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Senators are now pressing the House to pass the bill without weakening it.
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For years, cryptologists and national security experts have been warning against weakening encryption.
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The central bank said weakening European and Chinese economies are dampening U.S. growth.
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Mining stocks were also hurt by a weakening in copper and aluminium prices.
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Weakening the legislature in a nascent democracy will not fix corruption by itself.
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That has led to a weakening currency, which benefits euro zone countries' exports.
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A CME group indicator suggested that expectations of a production cut were weakening.
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From there, Irma is expected to continue weakening as it crosses through Florida.
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While still tracking above 3 percent, momentum in earnings appears to be weakening.
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The news has hurt guests' perception of the brand, weakening sales, Schwartz said.
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The sanctions have helped drive a weakening of Iran's currency and rampant inflation.
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That means bonds could fare better as investors react to weakening profit growth.
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On Tuesday multiple chips and parts suppliers said the mobile market is weakening.
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But the pace of job creation has slowed and consumer morale is weakening.
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Wall Street: The Federal Reserve is weakening a key provision of Dodd-Frank.
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Berlusconi's party's poor results in the election are seen weakening Mediaset's bargaining power.
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The worries also added to a weakening in U.S. stocks, which closed mixed.
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A weakening currency is a symptom of waning confidence and reduces risk appetite.
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The impact and weakening in demand in that sector has subsequently benefited palladium.
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Bankers say they expect the pound to continue weakening on the black market.
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Energy-related plays in the region, in particular, fell on weakening oil prices.
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They have also shown a steady weakening in the standing of Mr. Johnson.
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The dollar was doing better, and a lot of overseas data was weakening.
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Home sales are weakening, and they are not expected to improve anytime soon.
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The currency slipped again on Tuesday, weakening some 2 percent against the dollar.
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Thanks in some part to Trump's trade war the Chinese economy is weakening.
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It prevents any and all bank regulatory agencies from aiding a weakening bank.
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Other more realistic options include weakening enforcement of regulations and defunding regulatory agencies.
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Indeed, he presided over the systematic weakening of the agency in his charge.
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This week, Trump accused both Europe and China of artificially weakening their currencies.
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The rainfall along the U.S. West Coast was weakening on Wednesday, Oravec said.
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Councilman Kwanza Hall emphasizes his work in weakening the city's marijuana sentencing laws.
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While a weakening currency can soften economic blows, it also comes with costs.
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But because of climate change, that temperature difference is declining, weakening the winds.
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But there are already signs that Mr. Domingo's support in Europe is weakening.
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That would require weakening the American dollar, the reserve currency of the world.
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Just because it's weakening does not mean it's not posing a serious threat.
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Money managers foresee a weakening economy, to be followed by looser monetary policy.
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"Right now stocks are not weakening and that's creating profit-taking," he said.
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As trade tensions exacerbate China's economic weakening, manufacturers in Germany pay the price.
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They have had some success in weakening protections enshrined in Brazil's 22015 Constitution.
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There are already signs of weakening demand, at least at the factory level.
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It must deal with its weakening economy without worsening its onerous debt problems.
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Despite a recent weakening of term limits in Latin America, they still work.
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Any weakening of California's law could reduce the pressure on Congress to act.
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After each chemo session, Shahd would lose her appetite completely, her body weakening.
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It eases trade tensions at a time when the Chinese economy is weakening.
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The Chinese yuan had been weakening against the dollar, pressuring greenback-denominated gold.
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The effects of this weakening are unmistakable, even if not fully apparent immediately.
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But after a decade in power, his grip on Israeli politics is weakening.
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But the weakening of one kind of populism may simply have strengthened another.
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Mr. Guo's accusations were seen by some analysts as weakening Mr. Wang's position.
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BREXIT: UK BREXIT MINISTER SAYS IRISH BACKSTOP RISKS WEAKENING GOOD FRIDAY PEACE AGREEMENT
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The Japanese yen traded at 111.92 after weakening from levels around 111.2 yesterday.
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But Friday's ruling will deepen worries that Chinese influence is weakening judicial protections.
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It is an addition to documentation highlighting the continued weakening of lenders' protections.
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Weakening inflation had helped to ease pressure on living costs, the survey showed.
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Policy makers who accuse students of weakening campus speech should lead by example.
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" Hatch said "weakening NAFTA would be detrimental to the U.S. and Utah's economy.
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HK/SIN, weakening a touch from levels near 252.11 in the last week.
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Global economic growth is weakening, reducing demand, and climate crisis fears are escalating.
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Policymakers better be certain that it won't before they insist on weakening encryption.
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I don't think it's a sign of a broader weakening in the economy.
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He is weakening our position in business deals and trade negotiations to come.
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Bonds that once held the Labour vote together have been weakening for years.
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But even those who see the currency weakening have pulled back their forecasts.
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She concluded that any "significant" weakening from here would become a potential headwind.
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"We recently picked up more signs of weakening iPhone X orders," she wrote.
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The new economic plan aims to address the country's weakening currency, he said.
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Gold, which strengthens on the dollar's weakening, held firm at $1,260 an ounce.
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Meaning all Bloomberg could realistically achieve in the race is weakening Joe Biden.
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Manufacturing is being supported by a strengthening global economy and a weakening dollar.
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A month later, Mr. Murillo's office started the process of weakening the protections.
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Weakening the underlying Endangered Species Act protections would free up much more water.
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Instead, Trump's trip abroad highlighted how America's partnerships are weakening under his leadership.
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Qazi Shibli (India)Communications blackout slows case of jailed editor in weakening health.
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Grumbles are growing about the weakening economy, which the protests are not helping.
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Mr. Trump's weakening of the body has consequences for United States business, too.
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Compounded with a weakening exchange rates, banks in these countries have been weakened.
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Many believe he hoped ISIS would crush the city, weakening the Syrian Kurds.
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Signs of weakening momentum in the British economy have also weighed on sterling.
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The weakening of emerging economies causes their currencies to fall relative to the dollar.
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But growing worries about the global economic outlook have undone some of that weakening.
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A weakening in the euro also reflects a curtailing of investors' rate-hike expectations.
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Stokes, for one, is not overly concerned with the weakening covenants on bank loans.
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Support within Europe for sanctions against Russia over Ukraine has been weakening, said Walker.
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The yen traded at 113.46 to the dollar, weakening from levels near 113.06 earlier.
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Bank stocks are doing poorly because the fundamentals that determine their earnings are weakening.
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Sentiment remains negative, however, as investors grapple with weakening demand and worries about oversupply.
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The U.S. dollar weakening slightly last week also helped push gold higher, Gibbs noted.
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In 2018 the hryvnia started weakening in August and lost 5.4% by September 1.
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Japan's Nikkei leapt 1 percent as a weakening yen promised to fatten exporters' profits.
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That was inevitable, as you cannot get homebrew to work without weakening the security.
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Cook warned in January that a weakening economy in China would hit Apple financially.
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However, while we expect some weakening in sentiment, we don't expect any dramatic deterioration.
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"The global economy is ... palpably weakening," the NY Times' Peter Goodman reports from London.
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The yen's strength came despite mid-day jawboning likely aimed at weakening the currency.
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The traded at 69.95 against the dollar, weakening from an earlier level near 69.37.
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However, some are worried that additional easy policy measures could hurt the weakening yuan.
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This, combined with weakening capital expenditure, means there is a risk of a recession.
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Shocks can precipitate a switch in sentiment by weakening links in the great chain.
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And I thought that for some time as you look at global growth weakening.
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Meanwhile, Kennedy's retirement also gives conservatives their best shot at weakening same-sex marriage.
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Weakening should begin by Thursday when Gert moves over colder water, the NHC said.
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By weakening fuel-efficiency regulations, drivers can upgrade to newer, safer cars more easily.
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"Gradual weakening is forecast during the next couple of days," the hurricane center said.
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The court has been weakening the Fourth Amendment's defense against illegal searches for years.
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The remainder is really split between a weakening fundamental outlook and the accounting issues.
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Weakening the blue slip rule removes one tool Democrats have to resist Trump's appointments.
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Thermal-power output is now actually declining year by year, evidence of weakening demand.
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By weakening the yen against the dollar, Donald Trump's shock victory in the Nov.
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His absence has led to speculation that his strong leadership role could be weakening.
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The lira traded at 6.6000 at 0535 GMT, weakening from Friday's close of 6.5483.
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Go deeper ... "Job market is weakening": Private payroll job growth hits 18-month low
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The Polish zloty underperformed its emerging Europe peers, weakening 2190.82 percent against the euro.
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Quick take: The reported weakening in hiring may reflect the general U.S. economic slowdown.
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The strong manufacturing job gains are at odds with weakening activity in the sector.
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Johnson said July was an example of a strong month amid a weakening trend.
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He has previously accused Japan of weakening the yen deliberately to help boost exports.
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"You could argue the weakening of the currency could have significant advantages" for Mexico.
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Steadily-weakening Tropical Storm Bud will reach the southern Baja/Cabo San Lucas tonight.
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It confirmed what glaciologists have long been suspecting: that the ice shelf is weakening.
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SMMF's National Ratings may be downgraded in the event of weakening linkages with SMMA.
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Such behavior will chill cross-border investment, weakening both EU and global economic growth.
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It was the biggest one-day percentage weakening of the midpoint rate since Jan.
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But he noted that falling markets can also "amplify" the effects of weakening fundamentals.
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Net neutrality still has a shot at survival, but its vital signs are weakening.
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Spot yuan officially closed at 230 per dollar, weakening 20.2 percent from Thursday's close.
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Before weakening on Thursday, soy futures had notched a 5.7 percent rise since Aug.
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It can be used to test pipelines for structural problems such as weakening welds.
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The lira traded at 6.6000 at 0508 GMT, weakening from Friday's close of 6.5483.
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But in its own heartland the IS "caliphate" is weakening markedly and losing ground.
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The bank might also react to a weakening of the Hungarian forint, others said.
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Weakening enforcement tools would be disastrous to the progress communities of color have made.
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And so it is the weakening of those institutions that demands our attention now.
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Energy stocks were also in the red, with Woodside Petroleum Ltd weakening 13 percent.
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The discussions follow weakening U.S. auto demand that has prompted cutbacks at several carmakers.
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There was a weakening of global institutions and the slowing of global trade deals.
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Plants: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is weakening the protections for certain plants.
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Whichever one was leading the government focused on enriching itself and weakening the other.
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Each factor will exacerbate economic inequality in this country by further weakening labor unions.
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Japan's Nikkei touched its highest this year as a weakening yen boosted export stocks.
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But Goldman Sachs says they're weakening — and warns these 15 stocks are most vulnerable.
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DB's VR is sensitive to any significant weakening of capitalisation, liquidity or asset quality.
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Large amounts of buyback spending combined with rising debt and weakening profitability, he says.
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It suffered 3.27 billion yuan in foreign exchange losses due to the weakening yuan.
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SO WE DON'T SEE ANY SIGNS RIGHT NOW OF ANY WEAKENING IN THE ECONOMY.
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The report adds to a string of lacklustre data showing the British economy weakening.
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It cited weakening demographics in the state that have led to some budgetary strain.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 353 percent as a weakening yen promised to fatten exporters' profits.
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As Russia and China grow stronger together, the United States is weakening critical relationships.
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VR Mashreq's VR is sensitive to weakening asset quality affecting the bank's capital ratios.
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But even if his support is weakening, Democrats take Trump lightly at their peril.
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Experts believe nearly unanimously that weakening encryption with backdoors would catastrophically reduce global cybersecurity.
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Women's rights: A primary conservative goal is the invalidation or weakening of Roe v.
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The economic downturn and rising crime are weakening the government's already scant popular support.
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I think this complete taboo is weakening, but it's because of the victim-culture.
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The euro's strength has played a large role in weakening the dollar this year.
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Most analysts expect a steady weakening of Roe as opposed to a quick reversal.
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Their arms weakening … that defensive guard loosening — an invitation for a quick-fire attack.
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The monster's physique has silvered, weakening toward the human if not yet fully mortal.
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Washington, D.C.'s budget dysfunction is weakening America and driving us deeper into debt.
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Unions are weakening, and companies have the ability to look for cheaper workers overseas.
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But rising global oil prices, a weakening currency and last month's typhoon haven't helped.
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Holder in 2013, are shamelessly weakening voter registration, ballot access and ballot-counting procedures.
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Weakening Western unity, as evidenced by those organizations, has long animated Russian foreign policy.
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This is indeed a tactic for weakening ISIS, and one we are currently employing.
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Across Europe, mainstream parties have splintered, weakening centrist leaders and empowering hard-line populists.
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R.D.C. has been trying to hold a Republican administration accountable for weakening environmental measures.
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While previous outlooks had projected faster policy tightening, weakening abroad kept the bank cautious.
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Earlier this week, Lekima was briefly classified as a "super" typhoon, before weakening somewhat.
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Asian refiners may have to curtail jet fuel output due to the weakening demand.
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The growth of a climate of intellectual fear is one sign of their weakening.
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The change most likely won't lead to an immediate weakening of the financial system.
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Still, there are warning signals that the far-right party's influence may be weakening.
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And weakening the candidacy of the Democratic frontrunner could be part of Russia's endgame.
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The latter group eagerly uses the weakening power of the U.S. to its advantage.
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The company cut its revenue guidance, citing a tough trading environment and weakening demand.
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S. trade talks result in a deal, as demand is weakening globally, analysts say.
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You don't get better regulation by weakening the regulators – you just get poor implementation.
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Last year, the U.S. raised tariffs on Turkish metals, weakening the country's ailing lira.
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A weakening of Irma over the United States also tempered demand for safer assets.
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The storm gradually lost strength, weakening to a Category 230 hurricane by Monday morning.
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Mr. López's release may be evidence that the government feels its position is weakening.
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First, the administration is weakening enforcement of the requirement that healthy people buy coverage.
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There are already signs that market forces are weakening the government's grip on society.
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Audi has fared even worse, with sales of upper-middle-market cars weakening noticeably.
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Still, depositors fled the company's high-interest savings accounts, seriously weakening its financial position.
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CFO John Murphy said that the dollar is strengthening, rather than weakening as expected.
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Fitch views some weakening trends in retail banking activity as appearing to have stabilized.
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All of this is distorting American politics and weakening our two-party political system.
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Another major shift was the dollar weakening against the other major world currencies again.
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This weakening also causes chest pain that can be reminiscent of a heart attack.
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China's weakening economy is due mostly to its trade war with the United States.
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But the latest weakening has increased pressure on the central bank to devalue again.
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This passionate, creative opposition may help explain Trump's weakening of the ban on Sunday.
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They said weakening those standards could destabilize the market for pharmaceuticals and harm patients.
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Lighthizer conceded weakening the biologics provision made the trade deal worse on that point.
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We are seeing a weakening in earnings," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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And this norm weakening is one of my great worries about this current time.
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"The reappearance of these impulses today is progressively weakening the multilateral system," he said.
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In an April interview with CNBC, Fischer cautioned against weakening the new regulatory framework.
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She said she saw no change in financial conditions to justify weakening the rules.
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Secondary loan pricing is also weakening overall as trade tensions rattle through the markets.
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First, they had hoped for a subtle weakening of standards, mostly outside public view.
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A weakening of QCCI's strategic importance to the municipality, weakening of the municipal government's controlling shareholding to below 75%, or reduced municipal support could lead to a wider rating gap between QCCI's IDR and Fitch's internal assessment of the creditworthiness of Qingdao Municipality.
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Weakening the protections on your smartphone means putting your data at additional risk for abuse.
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The dollar dropped on Friday after a disappointing jobs number signaled a weakening labor market.
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The campaign, given the nickname Abenomics, relied heavily on one strategy: weakening the country's currency.
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Warnings from Caterpillar and Nvidia on Monday about weakening demand from China have concerned investors.
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A weakening dollar often triggers investment into liquid commodity futures like gold and crude oil.
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The was at 112.63 against the dollar, after weakening overnight from around the 112 mark.
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All nail enhancements present the risk of damaging and weakening your natural nail — fiberglass included.
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A weakening dollar is also making American-made goods more competitive on the international market.
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Plus, product sales are under stress and product quality may be weakening ever so slightly.
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Germany's economy is cooling as its exporters are feeling the impact of weakening global growth.
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On Friday, a CME group indicator suggested that expectations of a production cut were weakening.
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The storm was at hurricane strength earlier this week before weakening to a tropical storm.
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Currency dealers, however, said the currency was weakening gradually after a brief recovery last week.
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So, these days, as you know, the Chinese economy is showing some signs of weakening.
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Forecasters say Bud is expected to strengthen further before a slow weakening trend starts Tuesday.
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A sharp weakening of the yuan has made metals more expensive for buyers in China.
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"Renewed weakening in China would rekindle financial market concerns about global growth risks," he said.
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The baht may be weakening further as Southeast Asia's second-largest economy slows, he said.
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The peso has dropped to a record low against the dollar, weakening Mexico's wan economy.
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Previous research has linked cancer chemotherapies known as anthracyclines to weakening of the heart muscle.
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Purchase volume has been weakening this month, despite brighter signs in the overall housing market.
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DXY rose 0.8 percent, with the Japanese yen weakening 1.50 percent at 106.94 per dollar.
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Corn has appreciated due in part to concerns around Brazil's corn crop and weakening dollar.
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A weakening euro has taken pressure off Europe's equities and especially the exporter-heavy DAX .
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There are other cases pending at the high court aimed at weakening Roe v. Wade.
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This is the latest example of the Trump administration reviewing, weakening, or repealing environmental regulations.
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Its economy is already weakening while its demographic profile is becoming a drag on growth.
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Still, Vincent warned business jet makers not to increase production, for fear of weakening prices.
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These are unpredictable times: Europe's centre is fragmenting and, in parts of the continent, weakening.
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"Weakening of the pound is going to make it a more attractive destination," he said.
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Following the announcement, many of those currencies continued weakening against the dollar throughout the afternoon.
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In a tweet, Mr Trump called on the Fed to respond to China's weakening currency.
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"A little strengthening is possible tonight, with gradual weakening forecast on Sunday," the center said.
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On the other hand, a weakening China could put this off by perhaps two quarters.
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Already, the economy is weakening, and with it the patronage that Mr Kabila can dispense.
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Economists say payrolls have tended to be overstated when the trend in growth is weakening.
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The Japanese yen traded at 109.88 per dollar after weakening from levels below 109.5 yesterday.
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The Japanese yen gained fresh strength against the dollar, after weakening in the U.S. session.
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"People are encouraged to some extent the yen is weakening a little bit," he said.
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Weakening auto sales in China and abroad were keeping autocatalyst palladium under pressure, Melek said.
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But by weakening its own sanctions and alienating athletes, it has made that task harder.
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If the dollar is overvalued, then a bout of weakening would be a healthy thing.
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China's offshore yuan traded in a tight range, weakening somewhat to 6.8478 yuan per dollar.
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Basic resource stocks slipped amid a weakening of metal prices thanks to a stronger dollar.
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"Steady weakening is forecast to begin by late Tuesday," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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The rouble extended losses after weakening more than 1 percent last session on the news.
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By weakening Europe's ability to defend its values, China has taken its first important steps.
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After being diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, a weakening of the heart muscle, he made a choice.
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While other economic signs may be weakening, Americans are still confident about their job prospects.
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He didn't have to propose policies, like weakening America's commitment to NATO, that help Russia.
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Those comments increased the odds of the Fed cutting rates in July, weakening the dollar.
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A weakening dollar has also given a recovery in emerging-market economies room to breathe.
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Weakening blue slips removes a powerful tool for Democrats to resist President Trump's court appointments.
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In emerging Europe, Hungary's forint was the big underperformer, weakening 2181.62 percent against the euro.
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The ratings are also sensitive to significant weakening in the banks' funding and liquidity profiles.
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Despite concerns of a weakening economy, the Fed kept investors guessing at its June meeting.
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By curbing the influence of clerics they are also weakening checks on their own power.
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The global markets are weakening, and the trade truce didn't last more than two months.
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Analysts are blaming the lack of innovative features for the weakening demand of the iPhone.
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Ploss's optimism contrasts with recent profit warnings from carmakers citing weakening demand and trade frictions.
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The pound has been weakening since Britain began the process of leaving the European Union.
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However, some signs of weakening demand and surging U.S. output may keep prices in check.
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Weakening civil service tenure protections is an underappreciated way for an executive to aggrandize power.
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CME live cattle futures also declined as weakening cash cattle prices weighed on the market.
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It could also undermine Lava Jato, investigators fear, by weakening suspects' incentive to co-operate.
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"The overall trend is definitely weakening," said Benjamin Lau, chief investment officer of Apriem Advisors.
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The euro edged 0.2 percent higher to $1.1703 after weakening half a percent last week.
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Canada and Mexico are enjoying huge benefits now because of the weakening of their currency.
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The new president will be taking on sluggish growth -- as weakening global demand hits exports.
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Hundreds of individual workers also lashed out at the administration for weakening the reporting rules.
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The figures added to signs of a weakening in Britain's housing market ahead of Brexit.
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While great for building visitor enthusiasm, tunnels were terrible for the trees, weakening their stability.
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Donald Trump's nomination and subsequent election are the culmination of weakening parties over several decades.
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As its grip on power is weakening, the BDP is beginning to dabble with repression.
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But yields are weakening just as many economists see both growth and inflation ticking up.
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Two manufacturing surveys from China on Sunday pointed to weakening in its vast manufacturing sector.
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Downward pressure would most likely be a result of weakening capital, funding or asset quality.
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The American central bank's concern about weakening European and Chinese economies can be safely ignored.
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The Bovespa stock index closed down 1 percent on Wednesday, amid weakening international equity markets.
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And appealing to nonwhite voters risks weakening his position with his white, anti-immigration base.
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The Socialists won 6.68%, while the nationalist Jobbik got 6.44% of votes, both weakening significantly.
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"We are less strong than we used to be, and we're perceived to be weakening."
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The agency said the change in outlook was related to the company's weakening credit metrics.
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But the latest quarterly Make UK survey showed a weakening of hiring and investment intentions.
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Pruitt's EPA has already started the process of weakening or withdrawing both of those regulations.
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We're talking asthma, immune system weakening, lung problems, and increased vulnerability to sick building syndrome.
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He says they're moving in tandem with economic data instead, and that data is weakening.
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They'll team up to push through rule changes aimed at weakening the party's power structure.
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The economy is slowing, prices are climbing and the franc is weakening against the dollar.
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Mexico's peso chalked up some of the biggest losses, weakening as much as 1513 percent.
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Further, those multinationals should benefit, unlike the rest of the planet, from the weakening dollar.
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Offshore yuan also followed Monday's onshore weakening trend, posting its eighth straight day of losses.
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The Jamaican dollar is weakening, which is hurting businesses that import many of their inputs.
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U.S. crude dipped 0.25% to $56.66 a barrel on worries about weakening demand for oil.
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She added that weakening financial oversight in the past helped led to the Great Recession.
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However, the steady weakening of our IP system threatens the vitality of the American economy.
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"Gradual weakening is forecast during the next couple of days," the National Hurricane Center said.
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This is expected to be preceded by a significant weakening of the Earth's magnetic field.
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This would be likely to help gold by boosting the euro and weakening the dollar.
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"The weakening of the corporate bond market will be a problem for everyone," Pal said.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is considering weakening the protections for certain parakeets.
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So security managers try to make the process easier for them without weakening the protections.
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That could make them winners, something that normally wouldn't happen in a weakening global economy.
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OPEC said recent data in developed countries could point to a weakening global growth trend.
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Now, experts said, the ideological component has evaporated, but the goal of weakening adversaries remains.
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Yet U.S. democracy is weakening, and our leaders must take action to stop the rot.
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By weakening the judiciary, legislators are strengthening those who profit from corruption in this country.
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Several analysts said the weakening of the company's outlook might benefit competitor Priceline Group Inc.
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The situation has contributed to the currency's steady weakening against the strong dollar this autumn.
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The commissioner argued that weakening encryption poses serious risks for consumers as well as businesses.
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The resurgence of this criminal economy also reflects the weakening of Michoacán's self-defense groups.
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Weakening iPhone sales in China prompted Apple on Wednesday to cut its quarterly sales forecast.
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Many people with technical knowledge are skeptical that weakening encryption will make Americans more secure.
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A weakening automobile sector is, however, adding a wrinkle to an otherwise brightening economic picture.
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He's proposed weakening the environmental review of huge infrastructure projects, a process that protects birds.
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Erdogan, however, recognizes his own limits: a weakening economy could lead to his own ouster.
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We thought harder about the treatments and the toll they took on Julianna's weakening body.
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"I do not see this as a weakening of the debt relief proposals," he said.
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Do you fear a weaker China or a weakening China more than a strong China?
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With growth slowing at home and the renminbi weakening, Chinese companies have been looking overseas.
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Experts predict that weakening this requirement will cause 8 million fewer Americans to be insured.
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One holdout is Aston Martin, known for the knee-weakening beauty of its British cars.
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"The yen cannot simply continue weakening along with higher stocks under such conditions," he said.
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South Africa's rand was one of the biggest fallers, weakening 21312 percent against the dollar.
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Any weakening or disappearance of these ice shelves can quickly render an inland glacier unstable.
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It's forecast to intensify on Friday before weakening as it approaches the Lesser Antilles Islands.
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U.S. crude dipped 0.25% to $56.66 a barrel on worries about weakening demand for oil.
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The storm continues to move up the East Coast, weakening slightly to a Category 63.
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But the impact seems limited to some knee-jerk weakening in the Japanese yen JPY=.
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Now is not the time to be weakening our standards and protections, or cutting corners.
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Rising commodity prices as well as a weakening U.S. dollar are also seen stoking inflation.
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A weakening tends to buoy gold as it becomes cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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But by sending these mixed signals on the TPP, he's further weakening his negotiation position.
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He says that China has given itself a "tremendous" competitive advantage by weakening its currency.
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China's industrial output growth in May slowed below expectations and showed signs of weakening demand.
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American industrial companies with exposure to China have said that their sales there are weakening.
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American sanctions were reimposed in November, weakening the Iranian economy — perhaps more quickly than expected.
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In July, the E.P.A. proposed weakening a rule on carbon dioxide pollution from vehicle tailpipes.
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And weakening local currencies are making it more expensive to service foreign currency-denominated debt.
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This pattern of weakening is seen with flu viruses, and many others, but not all.
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He also accused unnamed traders, or "malicious actors", of contributing to the weakening through indiscipline.
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But the U.S. may devote a little less time and energy to weakening U.N. institutions.
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Earlier in the week, Lekima was briefly classified as a "super" typhoon, before weakening somewhat.
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Experts attribute some of the risk to a weakening of the immune system with age.
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I'm between concerned and alarmed about what my colleagues are doing on weakening bank rules.
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The review calls for weakening many of the law's central provisions and offers no alternatives.
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This year's premise -- the West is weakening -- is an extension of those festering transatlantic differences.
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The Japanese yen traded at 109.04 per dollar after weakening from levels below 108.8 yesterday.
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His swallow reflex was weakening, allowing food and drink into his lungs, causing repeated pneumonia.
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"The social consensus on open markets has however been weakening in recent years," he said.
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Hardware manufacturer Stanley Black & Decker (SWJ) has similarly highlighted weakening demand in China's construction industry.
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With a weakening U.S. dollar, many traditional, tourist hot spots, aren't exactly financially-friendly anymore.
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Banks are facing weakening asset quality and are vulnerable to a diminishing of sovereign support.
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Aussie banks had the heaviest losses on Thursday, with the financial index weakening 0.4 percent.
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Turkish capital markets have struggled this year as the country deals with a weakening economy.
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The Japanese yen traded at 108.72 per dollar after weakening from levels below 108.6 yesterday.
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Iran already faces a severe economic crisis, with high unemployment, drought and a weakening currency.
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The other suggests the weakening began more recently, in the middle of the 20th century.
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The flash-flood of stress hormones causes a temporary weakening of the heart muscle itself.
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Some fear such attacks risk weakening support for the single currency in its largest economy.
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This recent attack was targeted to create confusion and uncertainty, weakening an already fragile country.
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The Australian dollar was last at around $0.6901, weakening from an earlier high of 0.6942.
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The safe-haven Japanese yen traded at 109.63 versus the greenback, weakening from last week.
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His condition is mostly unchanged, his parents said, but his memory shows signs of weakening.
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The Japanese yen traded at 108.66, weakening from levels around 108.37 earlier in the week.
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This cushions FEHT's credit profile against weakening earnings in its hospitality assets during economic downturns.
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Over the same period, there has been a disturbing weakening in the Italian banking system.
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It's a softening of their stance, but still a significant weakening of the current rules.
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This weakening of federal law has had its desired effect on our nation's electoral process.
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Scientists caution how weakening these rules further would lead to extremely unhealthy air and water.
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We've had weakening of the [yuan] in particular, and it hasn't been a great story.
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With more and more states legalizing cannabis, the stigma against the plant is, thankfully, weakening.
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The weakening yuan is having a "destabilizing" effect on the country's stock market, Innes said.
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This has, in turn, caused issues for them that are weakening their community almost imperceptibly.
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The Japanese yen traded at 107.8 per dollar after weakening from levels below 107.5 yesterday.
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This could result from any weakening in the linkage between CMB Leasing and its parent.
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A weakening yen boosts prices for imports, taking some pressure off the Bank of Japan.
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The move was the biggest one-day weakening in the official midpoint since Aug.13.
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There's also Chinese debt denominated in the dollar, which would rise with any yuan weakening.
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Those appeared to be aimed at defending the currency from sudden weakening on market speculation.
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The Japanese yen traded at 109.38 against the dollar, weakening from 109.27 the day before.
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SOFAZ launched currency interventions in January in a bid to prop up the weakening manat.
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The rouble outlook improved from a month ago but still implied weakening from current levels.
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With China going out and the U.S. dollar weakening, Mobius expects the renminbi to strengthen.
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We had assumed the government would keep the currency supported and allow weakening post-election.
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He blamed Lungu for a weakening currency that has lost about 20 percent since April.
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The lira was at 29.2 against the dollar after the data, weakening from 22.15 beforehand.
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Given the forces committed to weakening our immigration laws, the need for AUSA is desperate.
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Most automakers posted gains early in 2018, with sales markedly weakening late in the year.
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GLOBAL FACTORIES: Data this week showed factory activity weakening in major economies around the world.
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Instead, highly skilled workers are taking over less-skilled occupations and facing weakening career trajectories.
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Doing so strengthens the norm both by communicating its fundamental importance to society and by raising the cost of weakening the norm (which either requires going through a long and difficult constitutional process or weakening the institutional status of the constitution as a whole).
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The NHC said that Nate is "rapidly weakening" as it moves inland at a northeast trajectory.
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Recent surveys in the manufacturing and construction sectors had flagged a weakening momentum in Britain's economy.
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But it struggled against the euro, with the British currency weakening 0.2 percent to 89.28 pence.
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Now, thanks to gimmicky, vaguely socially conscious efforts like this one, I feel my resistance weakening.
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Faced with global economic uncertainty and a weakening labour market, Britons were cutting back on refurbishment.
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During his campaign, he suggested weakening libel laws to more easily bring lawsuits against news organizations.
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Yet a weakening economy leaves Macri with few policy levers to pull without inflicting further damage.
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The Japanese yen traded at 112.2 against the greenback after weakening yesterday from levels around 111.85.
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The Japanese yen was at 112.70 against the dollar, weakening from levels below 112.2 last week.
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All that inevitably leads to weakening demand in labor and product markets, growth recessions or worse.
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In the previous session, concerns about Argentina's currency weakening weighed on the outlook for emerging markets.
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But the researchers suggest that there may be a ray of hope for the weakening WAIS.
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Since then, it has moved north—weakening, as these storms do when they travel over land.
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The Japanese yen traded at 112.71 against the greenback after weakening from levels around 111.8 yesterday.
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President Trump is responding to his weakening political position by trying ever-harder to display strength.
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But China's offshore yuan plunged, weakening to 6.8108 per dollar, its weakest level since January 23.
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The euro rose to $1.1294 after weakening on Tuesday to an 11-day low of $1.1189.
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While Nvidia expected the losses from cryptocurrency, China's weakening economy was more of an unexpected twist.
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But Gordon also believes the weakening relationship between can actually lead to a smart options play.
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The soldiers themselves now come from all over Italy, weakening their cultural link to the Alps.
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The traded at 111.90 to the dollar, weakening from levels near 111.20 in the previous week.
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Damage will extend well inland into Georgia and the Carolinas, as weakening is only slowly occurring.
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Based on a weakening of sustained wind, Florence has since been downgraded to a tropical storm.
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But Mrs Clinton has been repeatedly forced to defend her own financial affairs, weakening her campaign.
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Brazil's populist president, Jair Bolsonaro, has encouraged them by weakening the agencies that enforce environmental regulations.
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Exporter shares such as automakers rose following the recent weakening by the yen against the dollar.
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In addition, local government's purchasing power is weakening when compared to other areas of the economy.
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Perhaps it's why the ECB's Mario Draghi didn't "out dove" Powell last week, weakening the euro.
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IMPROVING RETAIL SALES Wednesday's data also helped ease some fears of weakening consumer confidence in China.
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At some level, these stronger rains may be compensating for an overall weakening of the monsoon.
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Cutting taxes on the wealthiest Americans, unwinding regulations and weakening worker protections, shrinking the safety net.
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Gold is seen as store of value in times of a weakening dollar and economic activity.
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"Along with tariffs, weakening your own currency becomes a weapon in a trade war," he said.
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The world's largest smartphone maker and supplier of memory chips cited a weakening demand for chips.
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The move comes as Xiaomi, the world's fourth-largest smartphone vendor, copes with a weakening market.
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The mutual dependence makes sanctions on either a "two-fer", weakening both regimes, says Mr Bolton.
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The MRI scans showed a significant weakening, or atrophying, of the astronauts' paraspinal lean muscle mass.
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The Japanese yen traded at 108.17 against the dollar, weakening from levels below 108 touched yesterday.
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Parental coercion is weakening; marriages are becoming more egalitarian; enormities such as child marriage are fading.
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"Certainly, you can expect volatility and rather weakening of both British and European assets," he added.
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Wednesday's 2.2 trillion yen ($20.58 billion) five-year JGB auction attracted ample demand amid weakening equities.
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Major rules include emissions standards for cars and power plants, which the Trump administration is weakening.
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Manufacturing is weakening as businesses work off inventories, resulting in fewer orders being placed with factories.
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He decided not to run for re-election in 2017, probably because the economy was weakening.
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Emerging European assets tend to be sensitive to risk appetite, weakening when global factors spook investors.
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I believe (Governor Haruhiko) Kuroda won't take policies aimed at weakening the yen in the future.
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So I think U.S. and China's relationship, with debate, sometimes argument, will strength(en) versus weakening.
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A second major concern: China is weakening its currency to help exporters and spark its economy.
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This exposes even more of its underside to the water, and the weakening and thinning continue.
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Meanwhile, Sanders has shifted left on guns in recent weeks, weakening Clinton's advantage on the issue.
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You don't allow weakening of the rules that have made Wall Street behave a little better.
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The ratings can also come under pressure if there is further weakening of the operating environment.
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The refusal to extend the two-year approval timeline comes as Australia's property market is weakening.
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He could water down the benefits that insurers must offer, weakening the quality of health insurance.
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First, the Fed continues to raise rates, weakening an already decelerating a U.S. and global economy.
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"Underlying data points to weakening growth that is hard to dismiss," one of the sources said.
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However, chip giant Intel raised concerns about a weakening PC market when it reported last week.
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Other worries include a messy Brexit and a weakening U.S. housing market and business investment picture.
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Once raging across the Pacific Ocean, Hurricane Walaka is now rapidly weakening far northwest of Hawaii.
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Demand for homes is strong, but home prices are hitting new highs and affordability is weakening.
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Encryption is an essential and ubiquitous security tool, and weakening it undermines everyday Internet users' security.
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"This has occurred against the backdrop of world trade growth weakening steadily through 2018," Fitch said.
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" He noted that it "potentially indicates a weakening of Trump's ability to influence the political process.
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Weakening or repealing the law is a considered a top priority of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A weakening dollar is bullish for the market as 33 percent of companies' sales are international.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.7098 after weakening from the $0.71 handle in the previous session.
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As our economist pointed out, there's a trend and signs of weakening in the harder data.
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The entire industry is already smarting from weakening investor appetite for their loans as defaults rise.
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The Fed on Wednesday said weakening European economies are acting as a deterrent to U.S. growth.
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The group's earnings and investment exposure to a weakening South African economy is a rating weakness.
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"This isn't Trump weakening sanctions," said Eric Lorber, sanctions consultant at Financial Integrity Network, on Twitter.
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Reuters cited weakening demand for gasoline and concerns of a global crude glut for the slump.
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Apple is refusing — warning that deliberately weakening its software risks the security of all iOS users.
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Berlusconi's party's poor results in the election are seen weakening Mediaset's bargaining power in the row.
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S. growth is weakening, and I have got to take that into account as a policymaker.
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"Regarding the Spanish economy, the latest data point to a gradual weakening of activity," he said.
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So with our savings, we are paying for the United States' future, and we're weakening ourselves.
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Typhoon Prapiroon churned up the Sea of Japan this week before weakening into a tropical depression.
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But iPhone sales have been weakening, which may explain the continued marketing onslaught on its behalf.
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"A weakening trend is expected to begin later in the week," it said in an advisory.
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It last bought the Hong Kong dollar to stop it from weakening past 7.85 in 2005.
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A weakening of capital ratios or asset quality indicators could therefore put pressure on the ratings.
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The pound dropped sharply against the US dollar following the resignations, weakening as much as 1.8%.
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Affordability is weakening, and fastest at the low end of the market, where demand is strongest.
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"It doesn't mean weakening encryption, just going around it," the ex-official said of this proposal.
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But the government saw the weakening exports being offset by robust corporate investment and private spending.
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Weakening him sufficiently to reignite the opposition probably would generate more bloody chaos without ousting him.
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It's laden down with debt and facing concerns about a real estate bubble and weakening currency.
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Ms. Park's weakening domestic clout has also magnified the complex foreign policy challenges her country faces.
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Plus, it reflects a weakening gaming market in Macau, which is currently Wynn's only Asia location.
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Wheeler is expected to continue carrying out the Trump administration's deregulatory agenda, including weakening chemical regulators.
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And they must do so in ways that strengthen our human connections, instead of weakening them.
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Many of the rebel leaders were apprehended and rank-and-file soldiers defected, weakening the group.
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"We feel they are weakening with every day," Khan told foreign journalist ahead of the rally.
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L Brands dropped 13 percent to $50.61 after reporting weakening demand at its Victoria's Secret business.
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Hurricanes use warm water as fuel, normally weakening as they move over land or colder water.
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The DCCC is right to discourage experienced, successful consultants from weakening an incumbent in a primary.
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On the currency side, the Turkish lira was one of the biggest fallers, weakening 0.03.47 percent.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Weakening linkage to Telkom.
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"This isn't Trump weakening sanctions," said Eric Lorber, sanctions consultant at Financial Integrity Network, on Twitter.
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The policy is aimed at reducing Pertamina's oil imports and support the weakening rupiah, he added.
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Weakening this bond by returning aquarium inhabitants to the sea would also weaken the conservation movement.
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Increasingly bank branches are refusing to offer over the counter cash services, due to weakening demand.
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Some businesses were beginning to delay investment projects and postpone recruitment, while consumer sentiment was weakening.
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The weakening of executive privilege is not good," Johnson said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Iran's economy is already weakening, spurring protests over corruption in the banking system and other grievances.
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"Putin's dream has been a weakening and undermining European unity and the western alliance," King said.
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Some weakening is forecast for Thursday, when Chris will probably become a strong post-tropical cyclone.
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U.S. crude dipped 0.25% to $56.66 a barrel do to worries about weakening demand for oil.
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BANK OF SPAIN GOVERNOR SAYS RECENT ECONOMIC DATA POINTS TO A GRADUAL WEAKENING OF SPANISH ECONOMY
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This bipartisan governing tradition still had a strong, albeit weakening, hold in the 1970s and 1980s.
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The Blob has cooled somewhat, and El Niño, while weakening, is expected to stretch into 2017.
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The firm, however, said global demand was weakening as slower economic growth dragged on infrastructure spending.
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Any weakening of sand demand would collide with several sand producers' plans to open new mines.
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The bottom line: This storm, even with a weakening trend, is a serious threat to Hawaii.
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Advertising's shift to digital has cannibalized the news media's revenue, thus weakening the entire public sphere.
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The Supreme Court's weakening of the Voters Right Act of 1965 might also play a role.
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This in turn leads to a lowered sense of community and a weakening of our democracy.
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Negative pressure on ANB's VR may arise from a significant weakening of the bank's capital ratios.
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Negative pressure on BSF's VR may arise from a significant weakening of the bank's capital ratios.
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It effectively prevents Trump from weakening the rules without going through a lengthy rulemaking process first.
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It's another company that investors will be watching closely for signs of weakening Chinese demand. 3.
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The E.P.A. has also proposed weakening an Obama-era effort to limit HFC leaks from appliances.
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Prices in oil rebounding and the dollar index weakening, after strengthening all week, also helped stocks.
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The Japanese yen traded at 110.73 per dollar after weakening from levels below 108 last week.
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But in this case, many of the forces weakening the currency are beyond Beijing's immediate control.
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Weakening or undoing net neutrality protections would be "disastrous" for American businesses, according to the letter.
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Mr. Harvey, 75, has an implanted defibrillator, and his heart is weakening, pumping progressively less blood.
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Notably, there are signs outside of the banks' balance sheets of a weakening in credit growth.
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"Weakening is expected after landfall as Michael moves across the southeastern United States," the forecaster said.
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He has set members of his own party against one another, weakening their position against Democrats.
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It seems certain Comey face questions aimed at strengthening or weakening that case in Thursday's hearing.
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After several indications of weakening demand to visit the U.S., some recent data looks more reassuring.
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But global investors are closely watching the weakening currency as the U.S.-China trade war escalates.
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Market downturns can gather steam even without strong evidence that economic and corporate fundamentals are weakening.
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The vote could end up weakening the upper chamber's independence if the president's allies are elected.
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The Japanese yen traded at 27 per dollar after weakening from an earlier high of 13.
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The storm, which was traveling only a few miles per hour, was expected to continue weakening.
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The Japanese yen traded at 104.53 per dollar after weakening from an earlier high of 101.99.
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Eliminating or weakening Energy Star and other efficiency programs is absolutely going in the wrong direction.
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At 0540 GMT, the lira stood at 5.7575, weakening from a close of 1753 on Wednesday.
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Republican defense hawks said the restrictions imposed by formal spending caps were badly weakening the military.
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The Japanese yen changed hands at 108.04 per dollar, weakening from an earlier level around 107.75.
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Germany's economy seems to be on the brink of a recession, and China's has been weakening.
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Unlike recent oil bear markets caused by excess supply, this one is all about weakening demand.
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It is not that the economy is weakening, or that a recession is in the offing.
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With growth weakening, markets have pushed their rate hike expectations into the second half of 2020.
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Today, with the dollar weakening, export-oriented firms across Europe and Japan face a bigger headwind.
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The vast majority of voters, 22019 percent, also believe that the nation's societal bonds are weakening.
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The China business has been besieged by food scandals, marketing missteps and a weakening Chinese economy.
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The rouble's advance against the dollar is also driven by the greenback's weakening against major currencies .
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"Macro data continue to point to a weakening of activity," Raiffeisen Bank wrote in a Dec.
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And yet, there may be a place for incentives to discourage the weakening of labor standards.
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A Western diplomat said the government appeared intent on weakening the Southern Front before any negotiations.
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At 0405 GMT, the lira stood at 5.7315, weakening from a close on Friday of 5.6900.
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Direct measurements of current flow taken since the mid-2000s do, in fact, show some weakening.
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Harvey was expected to move northeast, gradually weakening and becoming a tropical depression by Wednesday night.
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There are signs that Mr. Trump's support among Republican leaders and some Republican voters is weakening.
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And many national security veterans see in Mr. O'Brien's approach an intentional weakening of the council.
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Weakening fishing regulations would cause overfishing, deplete stocks of fish and ultimately decrease U.S. seafood production.
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"All they're doing is weakening our country by telling Iran that we are divided," he added.
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The Japanese yen traded at 110.17 per dollar after weakening from levels below 109.8 last week.
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The sanctions, unanimously approved by the body, are aimed at significantly weakening the isolated country's economy.
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The Japanese yen traded at 109.16 against the dollar after weakening from levels around 108.9 yesterday.
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Still, the bond between the countries is weakening, as the erosion of support in Congress shows.
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Budget decisions for next year are complicated by an apparently unexpected weakening of demand and output.
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This tit-for-tat cycle, scholars say, risks substantially weakening both Mr. Trump and government institutions.
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MI) board seats after a shareholder vote on Friday, weakening the influence top shareholder Vivendi (VIV.
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A weakening U.S. dollar is also making American-made goods more competitive on the international market.
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Weakening these standards would be a mistake for consumers, the environment and the auto industry itself.
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"It's true weakening earnings mainly among exporters are hurting overall tax revenue," another source told Reuters.
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In recent months, policymakers in Washington have taken steps to start weakening our nation's efficiency targets.
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A weakening of the Volcker rule is not guaranteed, but it is now within Goldman's grasp.
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He warned that weakening her could interfere with the country's transition from decades of military rule.
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In 2017, the Republican-controlled Congress introduced numerous pieces of legislation attacking and weakening the ESA.
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"So far this is a one way street for the forint (towards weakening)," the dealer added.
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That decline could signal a weakening U.S. consumer as the trade war with China rages on.
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The Japanese yen traded at 108.81 against the dollar after weakening from levels below 108.5 yesterday.
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Sales in the United States and Europe are weakening amid fears of a global economic slowdown.
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But so far, it looks as if consensus is weakening even as the time pressures build.
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Home sales have been weakening throughout the summer, as demand far outpaces supply and affordability weakens.
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CDC officials have said rising rates of vaccine skepticism are creating undervaccinated populations, weakening herd immunity.
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And it's why EPA is weakening or repealing air rules as fast as possible under Trump.
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A sharp weakening of the yuan since April has made metals more expensive for buyers there.
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The drop pointed to further weakening of the world's second-largest economy and faltering global demand.
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Though the Trump administration has accused China of weakening its currency to make its exports more competitive, over the past few days China has shifted to trying to prevent the renminbi — already down 7 percent against the dollar over the past two months — from weakening further.
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This beat the consensus forecast of analysts surveyed by Reuters, who had expected a weakening to 50.5.
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Recent surveys in the manufacturing and construction sectors have pointed to weakening momentum in the British economy.
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A two-tier benefits system might have wound up weakening the union, one of Chile's most powerful.
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The duo had been blamed for weakening Noble in the run up to its full-blown crisis.
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Meanwhile, the Japanese yen was at 112.24 against the dollar after weakening from levels around 111.8 yesterday.
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Since then, the military junta has passed two constitutions shoring up its power and weakening its rivals.
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There has been talk of a likely increase to the tax rate based on continued rouble weakening.
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The trade dispute has combined with a strong dollar and weakening global demand to undercut export growth.
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The Trump campaign has denied playing any role in the weakening of the party's position regarding Ukraine.
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The Japanese yen was at 113.06 against the dollar after weakening from around the 112.7 handle yesterday.
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"We do see some weakening of sentiments in that respect," he said, adding that spending has weakened.
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That could be viewed as a sign that the housing market — particularly new home construction — is weakening.
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The company's shares have fallen by more than 40 percent this year on concerns of weakening growth.
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Trump on Monday called the weakening of the yuan a "major violation," and "currency manipulation" on Twitter.
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Currencies were mixed, with many suffering despite the dollar weakening against a basket of currencies in March.
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The euro declined 0.4 percent against the dollar to $1.1661 after weakening half a percent last week.
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Some market-watchers believe that signs of weakening global growth are now driving the oil price lower.
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With both external and domestic demand weakening, Japan is seen teetering on the edge of another recession.
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There's no reason to believe weakening consumer privacy and safety would have helped stop the Westminster attack.
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With risk appetite recovering, the Swiss franc also fell, weakening 0.3 percent to 1.1210 francs per euro.
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"It is mainly due to prices coming down after a rally and CBOT weakening," the analyst added.
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The Jew was a "parasite" on the Aryan nation, a pathogen weakening, sickening, and emasculating the masses.
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It also destroys collagen, weakening the skin and leaving it more susceptible to uneven textures and pimples.
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Purchase volume had been weakening, despite the fact that spring is historically the busiest season for homebuying.
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It is weakening our political and social bonds, separating our economic fortunes and driving bitter cultural divides.
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Nvidia just yesterday projected a revenue miss that it blamed in large part on China's weakening economy.
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The traded at 109.50 against the dollar after weakening from levels around 109.3 in the previous session.
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Analysts say that prospect is pushing candidates to take a harder line on Brexit, weakening the pound.
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On today's Halftime Report, our experts took a deep look into the weakening of the financial sector.
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The expectation that China's economy was weakening pushed raw-material prices to their lowest level since 2009.
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The lira stood at 5.8700 against the dollar at 0530 GMT, weakening from Tuesday's close of 5.8265.
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It has passed laws aimed at weakening the courts and stifling the press and civil-rights groups.
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"China is also doing (weakening) simply to adjust to the RMB becoming a hard currency," he said.
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It stood at 5.6560 against the dollar at 1502 GMT, weakening from around 5.5990 before the announcement.
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Common tooth sensitivity not caused by cavities or gum disease is usually caused by weakening tooth enamel.
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Some $1bn in capital, the equivalent of 8% of GDP, has left the country, weakening the banks.
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The airline cut frequencies on some U.S. flights in a response to those restrictions weakening passenger demand.
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Exports have kept falling since January last year while domestic consumption has also shown signs of weakening.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Key rating triggers for a downgrade include a perceived weakening of support from FWD Group.
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Housing affordability, which has been weakening amid rising prices, is playing into the drop in buyer traffic.
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Relief also washed through Italian markets, which in particular have been hit by concerns about weakening growth.
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But policymakers now increasingly see it as a stimulus tool for a weakening economy, the sources said.
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Gen. Najim al-Jobouri, the commander of Iraq's Nineveh operations, said soldiers now sense a weakening ISIS.
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Fiji's Meteorological Service said in a bulletin that the tropical depression driving the rain was now weakening.
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Some of the weakening is due to the tax effect in markets where the deduction was critical.
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The move in the midpoint was the biggest one-day weakening in percentage terms since Sept. 21.
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As well as weakening Hollande, a Macron bid could hurt Juppe's chances, as both would target centrists.
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Companies remained cautious about increasing their staff despite the recent weakening of the franc, the researchers said.
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The operating environment has been weakening due to lower oil prices, slowing both loan and revenue growth.
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The VR takes into account weakening liquidity over 2015 and 1H16, which may constrain future earnings growth.
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Negative pressure on SABB's VR could be driven by a significant weakening of the bank's capital base.
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"You're creating a disruption, but all you're really doing is potentially weakening the Chinese economy," Blitz said.
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Potash prices are hovering around their lowest levels since 27, amid bloated capacity and weakening farm incomes.
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Mr Rajan reckons that the weakening of communities that has followed these trends makes the world vulnerable.
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A weakening dollar and the mostly steady climb in global equities since February have supported oil too.
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"Global economic growth remains under pressure, with the latest manufacturing surveys weakening," NAB said in a note.
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"It's definitely weakening the pound," said Chuck Tomes, associate portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management in Boston.
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The traded at 110.39 against the dollar after weakening from levels around 110.0 in the previous session.
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BUSINESS SPENDING WEAKENING The economy will mark 21.3 years of expansion in July, the longest on record.
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It still shows expansion, but the market is sensitive to an overall trend of weakening at factories.
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Vancouver's housing market has not been dragged down by either the financial crisis or weakening commodity prices.
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" Looking forward, Maley points out that inside weeks "tend to show that the existing trend is weakening.
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Under the weight of U.S. tariffs and its own deleveraging efforts, the Asian giant's economy is weakening.
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The weakening in domestic demand and increasingly uncertain export outlook have also dented corporate appetite for funds.
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A net 9 percent of European fund managers saw Europe's economy weakening over the next 12 months.
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Severe emotional shock can cause an abrupt weakening of the heart, which can mimic a heart attack.
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The lira was volatile earlier this year after weakening by nearly 30% against the dollar in 2018.
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Activists are also concerned that the falling water table in Agra may be weakening the wooden foundations.
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S. trade war and weakening economic growth, three people with knowledge of the discussions said on Monday.
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"Everything is weakening, but from a pretty elevated level," said Jeff Brown, president of energy consultancy FGE.
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Markets sank in response to the announcement, with the real weakening against the dollar and stocks declining.
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DeVos has long pushed for weakening teachers unions and expanding publicly funded and privately run charter schools.
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The public justification for tighter monetary policy is weakening in the face of stubbornly low inflation rates.
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Getting repaid in a weakening currency is far from ideal, but beats not being paid at all.
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Then we can begin to have a public dialogue about why weakening encryption is a bad idea.
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The lira stood at 5.8750 against the dollar at 0633 GMT, weakening from Tuesday's close of 5.8265.
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"The rhetoric around Fed rates cut is weakening the dollar, which will help drive gold," Matousek said.
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Turkey's lira rose 2107 percent in a second day of gains despite data showing weakening consumer confidence .
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Bannister said two rate cuts could be appropriate based on his forecasts for a weakening U.S. economy.
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A weakening U.S. economy would also result in lower stocks, which would boost the dollar, Nelson said.
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A weakening economy, a quasi-fixed exchange rate and more porous capital controls are a volatile combination.
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On Friday, the PBOC refrained from intervening in the market to curb the yuan's weakening, traders said.
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The weakening of Europe is a loss for the United States and a gain for Russia. 5.
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This could result from a sustained weak operating performance and/or severe weakening in Santam's market share.
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