Then the dollar gets stronger; that weakens the global economy; that weakens commodities; that weakens oil — the big one.
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Degrading the office by actions or even name-calling weakens it for future presidents and it weakens our country.
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When the President weakens an ally who advances American security interests by fighting an American adversary, the President weakens America.
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Anything that weakens the region is against U.S. interests; anything that weakens its Western allies likewise is against its interests.
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Anything that weakens his administration weakens their 2018 reelection prospects, their ability to fill judgeships, their ability to pass tax cuts.
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When the president weakens a democratic ally that is advancing American security interests by fighting an American adversary, the president weakens America.
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October 2016, 2016 - Weakens to a Category 4 hurricane.
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The move to negative rates, for example, weakens the yen.
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However, there is other data that significantly weakens the argument.
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October 31, 2018 - Weakens to a post-tropical cyclone. PattyRafaelSaraTonyValerieWilliam
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That weakens its negotiating position when striking deals with publishers.
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Trump's personalization of diplomacy weakens him and undermines our security.
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But the president's popularity may decline as the economy weakens.
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The basic insight is straightforward enough: rain weakens electromagnetic signals.
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As the economy weakens, these concerns will weigh more heavily.
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Even threatening such inaction weakens the alliance and emboldens adversaries.
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If it weakens further, we will see some accelerated selling.
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If hiring weakens any further, unemployment will begin to rise.
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AFM primarily impacts the central nervous system and weakens muscles.
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How much this weakens our own gender, regardless of partisanship.
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Headlines ArcelorMittal cuts back European production after demand weakens on.ft.
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Hurley said that the storm weakens as it spreads eastward.
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Later in the day, Earl weakens to a tropical storm.
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Hermine weakens to a tropical storm later in the day.
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October 9, 2016 - Matthew weakens to a post-tropical cyclone.
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Later, Franklin weakens to a tropical storm and then dissipates.
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November 9, 2017 - Weakens to a post-tropical cyclone. SeanTammyVinceWhitney
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But victims' advocates argue the proposal weakens protections for survivors.
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His son has cerebral palsy, which weakens his immune system.
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Mike DeWine signed legislation that weakens the state's renewables requirements.
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When a reversal happens, the normally strong magnetic field weakens.
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These tasks often get harder as the dying person weakens.
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Strong uptrends carry momentum that typically weakens before failing completely.
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This statement weakens our democracy and strengthens voter suppression efforts.
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"Anger only freezes and weakens us," he said, to applause.
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Gordon later weakens to a tropical depression as it moves inland.
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That saves the state money, but weakens the incentive to work.
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If the U.S. dollar weakens, commodities will likely get a boost.
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The bill weakens protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Environmentalists have vowed to sue if the Trump administration weakens them.
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The state's penury weakens a police force already compromised by corruption.
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Excommunicating transgender soldiers only weakens our readiness; it doesn't strengthen it.
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If employment growth weakens much further, unemployment will begin to rise.
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Radiation weakens mosquitoes more than it does fruit flies and screwworms.
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The first surprise may be that the dollar weakens, not strengthens.
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The telecoms say that weakens their position in negotiations with Apple.
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And any change that weakens Title IX protections will be devastating.
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That weakens America and strengthens its rivals, primarily Russia and China.
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If the naira weakens much further, it may harm their creditworthiness.
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And then on the other hand, your policy weakens the Yen.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS NORD STREAM DECISION STRENGTHENS RUSSIA AND WEAKENS EUROPE
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August 21, 2016 - Weakens to a tropical depression without making landfall.
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The AHCA weakens these protections almost to the point of nonexistence.
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And when that happens, typically the overall effort and movement weakens.
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How is it that morality wavers and weakens, accommodates and acquiesces?
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Social media weakens this skill because it's engineered to be addictive.
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The more the lira weakens, the more expensive that debt becomes.
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HIV weakens the immune system, enabling TB to more easily take hold.
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When police act without legitimacy, the very foundation of the government weakens.
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However, when it weakens or wobbles, it can draw frigid air south.
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JAPANESE YEN WEAKENS TO 109.3 AGAINST US DOLLAR, LOWEST SINCE AUGUST 1
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If so, he may seek to undermine any transition that weakens him.
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This new directive is harmful, misguided, and weakens -- not strengthens -- our military.
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He weakens U.S. moral authority as the leader of the free world.
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It just weakens the fundamentals that keep our economy and communities strong.
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If the dollar weakens, we get stronger rouble revenues from power sales.
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It weakens the institution's credibility as a defender of American constitutional rights.
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Gold is priced in dollars and usually weakens when the greenback strengthens.
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However, the surprisingly strong figure weakens the Fed's case for policy easing.
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How he weakens this President is saying, 'Yeah, this is my guy.
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This family feud is dangerous and it weakens America's ability to lead.
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The same flaw weakens the overall book, which lacks summation or closure.
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And what we do know about Mount Paektu only weakens his theory.
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She added that when our emotional response weakens, boredom begins to build.
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Here's what you need to know: • Irma weakens to a tropical storm.
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The damage from Typhoon Mangkhut is emerging, even as the storm weakens.
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Them trying to exist together, old versus new, weakens the project's aim.
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This blurs the play's focus and weakens the surprise of its finish.
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"This bill weakens coverage for too many Americans," the House Democrats wrote.
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Both believe that any constraint on Presidential power weakens the United States.
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At first glance, one feature of Ford's testimony seemingly weakens her credibility.
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Refusing to talk weakens the government in Seoul and also the sanctions.
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This final rule weakens SNAP, the nation's most effective anti-hunger program.
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Any economic system that weakens and destroys families is not worth having.
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A weak prime minister weakens those around her, whether politicians or civil servants.
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As the price moves towards the apex of the pattern, the momentum weakens.
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Trump has championed coal exports as demand from power firms at home weakens.
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Yet research also shows that such solidarity weakens with higher levels of education.
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Now, it is looking to raise rates unless the pattern weakens, he said.
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Afflicting mainly boys, it weakens their muscles and eventually confines them to wheelchairs.
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Government bonds denominated in dollars are harder to pay when the peso weakens.
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It tends to struggle when sentiment towards China - Australia's largest trade partner - weakens.
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He listed marriage and the military as examples where diversity weakens the institution.
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Friday's ruling now weakens the hand of the holdouts in negotiating with Argentina.
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It weakens that heart muscle, having multiple choices for constantly reassuring each other.
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Analysts say the power vacuum could lead to more chaos as stability weakens.
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That weakens the case for a court order forcing the payments, Chhabria said.
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When the immune system weakens, the microbe can reactivate, and cause mental problems.
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And as they cut lending, the real economy weakens, worsening the fiscal woe.
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The bill weakens a bid to clamp down on Chinese telecom company ZTE.
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It weakens US institutions and slackens the people's faith in the country's democracy.
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But Cohen says Arctic warming weakens the polar vortex — and bursts that dam.
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As the price moves towards the apex of the pattern the momentum weakens.
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The inclusion of the MacArthur amendment weakens the regulations around pre-existing conditions.
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Enough of the partisanship that only weakens our country and emboldens our adversaries.
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Investors have been loading up on Treasurys as the U.S. economic data weakens.
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EURO WEAKENS TO SESSION LOW AGAINST DOLLAR OF $1.1187, WEAKEST SINCE MARCH 8
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However, his mother said that whenever he's sick or tired, his vision weakens.
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"And when that happens, typically the overall effort and movement weakens," he added.
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"Given the current uncertainties, I think GBP weakens into year end," Derrick concluded.
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If the dollar weakens, dollar-priced gold would be cheaper for non-U.
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But the fake-accounts scandal weakens Wells Fargo's ability to lead the charge.
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TURKISH LIRA WEAKENS TO 5.70 AGAINST U.S. DOLLAR AFTER ERDOGAN COMMENTS ON SYRIA
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But any erosion of protections for the accused anywhere weakens society as whole.
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This theory, if it takes hold in law, significantly weakens the Establishment Clause.
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When a sector of society weakens, Wall Street conquers it as a profit.
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Several months earlier, this child also had measles, which weakens the immune system.
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But it comes at a cost—it weakens us, distracts us, divides us.
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If the peso weakens, dollar reserves would help to prop the currency up.
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The president's personal loss of credibility weakens our national power to influence others.
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Complacency weakens NATO and can provoke new aggression both against and within Europe.
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CHINA'S OFFSHORE YUAN WEAKENS AS MUCH AS 0.65% TO DOLLAR AMID CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
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Anything that weakens the NATO alliance, in the Kremlin's view, strengthens Russia's hand.
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"Excommunicating transgender soldiers only weakens our readiness; it doesn't strengthen it," Angelo said.
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As Secretary Mnuchin's comment indirectly observed, an overvalued dollar weakens America's export competitiveness.
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At the instant of contact, the sexuality of the form weakens and dissipates.
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It weakens Europe's economy and removes one of its only two nuclear powers.
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The better Wolbachia does at blocking disease, the more it weakens the mosquito.
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Adding to drought problems is air pollution such as ozone, which weakens trees.
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This ban -- so broad and discriminatory in scope -- weakens us both morally and militarily.
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Furthermore, rather than make us safer, Trump's policy weakens our defenses against radical extremism.
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The PMLA needs revisiting and requires adjustments, lest it further weakens the country's commerce.
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"I can't pretend I'm broke and that weakens my position in negotiations," he said.
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Boat ramps can be very dangerous —- road salt often weakens the ice near them.
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If you believe that trade weakens economies and steals jobs, it all makes sense.
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Trump could use these facts against Clinton, but his own unrealistic stance weakens him.
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" "This is just another example of the kind of leadership that weakens the country.
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Anything that undermines them, weakens and divides them, is a gift to the Kremlin.
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It weakens the influence of Chinese miners, who have clashed with Western bitcoin developers.
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Another problem is that the predictive power of these Facebook Likes weakens over time.
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That strength, however, is sparking concerns as the country's domestic economy weakens, analysts said.
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Delaying the tax increase would support Tokyo's stock market, which traditionally weakens the yen.
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This has two additional effects: It slows money supply growth and weakens economic activity.
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" "Claiming steel bought from our allies is a 'national security' threat weakens our credibility.
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Claiming steel bought from our allies is a 'national security' threat weakens our credibility.
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The AHCA gratuitously weakens Medicare, decimates Medicaid, and guts insurance for 85033 million people.
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Capital could flow to the Hong Kong market if the dollar weakens, he said.
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" Zandi also warned, "If employment growth weakens much further, unemployment will begin to rise.
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This only weakens ISIL's ability to recruit, a key aim of our messaging efforts.
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This not only drives species extinct, but also weakens our defenses against climate change.
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The two-party system does not facilitate change; it stifles it and weakens debate.
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They say ensuring access to secure data weakens global security and endangers online privacy.
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When the dollar weakens, on the other hand, those overseas profits become more valuable.
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Probably. Opponents would definitely say it does, an argument that, polling shows, weakens support.
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Creating tools to weaken encrypted systems for one purpose weakens it for all purposes.
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Inserting a scene with Candy and Harvey talking about shooting permits weakens the impact.
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When the polar vortex weakens it allows cold air to escape and head south.
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When the job market weakens, for example, more people become eligible for SNAP benefits.
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If the economy weakens, the Fed will raise rates more slowly, or stand still.
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CHINA'S OFFSHORE YUAN WEAKENS PAST 7 PER DOLLAR FOR FIRST TIME SINCE FEB.28
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Why it matters: As the yuan weakens, debts held in dollars get more expensive.
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Go deeper: Chinese yuan weakens past key milestone as trade war heats back up
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All this antigovernment propaganda, from the right and the Democratic centrists, weakens our republic.
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If the dollar weakens against the yen, the punter's entire stake ($1,000) is lost.
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Sinkholes can be caused by natural erosion or acidic rainwater that weakens sedimentary rock.
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Price increases could moderate, especially if the U.S.-China trade dispute weakens economic growth.
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With every blow to the legitimacy of the institutions that protect Americans from the abuse of unconstrained power, Trump weakens his own claim to authority — and, in turn, weakens the duties of citizens, soldiers, and bureaucrats to behave as if he has any.
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The reserves situation also weakens China's control over the value of its currency, the renminbi.
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But it weakens Chuck Schumer's hand every time a member of his caucus breaks ranks.
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So you have to go to double coverage, and that weakens you against the run.
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More broadly, it weakens US assurances that it will follow global agreements to curb emissions.
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It's not that Brexit in any way weakens the commitment of British politicians to NATO.
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It is a different kind of grief that finally weakens Abeo — that of lost love.
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TURKISH LIRA WEAKENS TO 5.77 AGAINST U.S. DOLLAR AFTER CENBANK RATE DECISION, FROM 5.7440 BEFOREHAND
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" He went on: "Any economic system that weakens and destroys families is not worth having.
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The lack of diversification weakens cash flow quality and increases operation risk during industry downturns.
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There's a way to look at that that weakens that as opposed to reinforcing it.
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The spread of that attitude disproportionately benefits authoritarian factions in elections and weakens democratic ones.
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The generals have introduced a constitution which weakens large parties and laws which restrict campaigning.
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However, Poste Vita's large exposure to Italian sovereign debt weakens the insurer's standalone credit profile.
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I don't think that anybody that goes to another choice is bad or weakens it.
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China's government is pushing to erode massive overcapacity in the sector as economic growth weakens.
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That temporarily weakens the muscle, thus smoothing the wrinkle or the pain the contraction causes.
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When the dollar weakens relative to foreign currencies, companies' earnings translate into more dollars stateside.
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Portland has foreign currency-denominated debt, meaning it faces higher repayments when the shilling weakens.
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This path solves nothing, demeans our history, weakens our country and cheapens each of us.
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McLinn, an Indiana native, has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a fatal disease that weakens the muscles.
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But while that serves individual politicians, it weakens the wider political system by introducing instability.
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In these ways he brings shame to America and weakens our stature among our friends.
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One checkpoint stops T-cells from multiplying; another weakens them and shortens their life span.
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The thing is, chronic voter apathy weakens our choices, inevitably leading to a populist explosion.
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"It weakens the U.S. government's hand in arguing against torture and indefinite detention," she said.
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EU diplomats said the latest escalation weakens the hand of Russia doves in the bloc.
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There are currently no vaccines for HIV, a virus that weakens the body's immune system.
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More broadly, as the Turkish lira weakens, Euros are likely to go further than before.
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And it weakens efforts to secure fair treatment at a time of soaring economic inequality.
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To say that because we're importing some part, that it weakens our industry, that's nonsense.
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The condition is dilated cardiomyopathy, or D.C.M., in which the heart weakens and becomes enlarged.
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As the rebar corrodes, the concrete weakens and is unable to support as much weight.
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They say it weakens Europe's economy and removes one of its only two nuclear powers.
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It's when, in reaction to a sudden surge in stress, the heart's left ventricle weakens.
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Such dependence weakens US allies in Europe and gives Putin significant influence over the continent.
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"A lot of women have been easy targets when their performance weakens," Mr. Sonnenfeld said.
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They ratchet up their language to a degree that weakens its currency for direr circumstances.
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So his crass side weakens, and a kinder, more restrained and more considering side strengthens.
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But when the Republican supports Donald Trump, that alliance weakens the relationship with the Democrat.
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"But the timeframe could be much longer than that" if the economy weakens, he added.
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It puts a solid floor under the stock price, but weakens the company's credit profile.
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He claims he supports protections for people with preexisting conditions, while his administration weakens them.
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The virus weakens a person's immune system by destroying the cells that fight disease and infection.
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The Japanese currency often weakens when investor confidence increases and their appetite for riskier assets strengthens.
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HIV weakens a person's immune system by destroying important T-cells that fight disease and infection.
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No reporter wants to say "a source familiar with the matter" because it weakens the story.
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Earth's magnetic field significantly weakens during reversals, allowing higher doses of radiation to reach the planet.
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Wall Street is most fearful of a Chinese yuan that weakens significantly against the U.S. dollar.
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"Our democracy weakens when states are permitted to take actions that discourage voter participation," Smith continued.
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By the last of its eight episodes, 3% weakens under the weight of its own machinations.
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This led them to speculate that such empathy weakens as you go up the social scale.
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Ultimately, the three bond kings expect to win in the long run, as the economy weakens.
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Mr Trump's decision weakens the deal, perhaps fatally, and will see America reimposing sanctions on Iran.
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Flu can kill, but it also weakens the immune system against secondary infections, notably bacterial pneumonia.
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The catalyst weakens bonds responsible for polyethylene's stiff structure, accelerating its breakdown into a liquid product.
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Declaring an action unacceptable and then accepting it only weakens US credibility everywhere, on every issue.
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The data adds to recent evidence that the economy is improving even as global growth weakens.
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Many vehicles are priced in U.S. dollars and become more expensive when the Canadian currency weakens.
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High production comes as the demand outlook weakens on the back of a global economic slowdown.
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And the rental market is coming to a peak as supply picks up and demand weakens.
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But this in turn weakens those economies, adding pressure on their central banks to cut rates.
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The lack of one helps fuel the other & ignoring violations weakens U.S. in eyes of world.
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Sparing ZTE punishment weakens US sanctions by signaling that Trump may not be serious about enforcement.
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Pounding away at the validity of long-ago-agreed-upon minimum qualifiers weakens the threshold's significance.
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Rather than strengthen the alliance's military power, enlargement weakens NATO by adding greater American security commitments.
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High inflation weakens a currency, requiring consumers to use more dollars to purchase goods over time.
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It weakens the latter's claim that Abbott's strained finances make it unwilling to complete the acquisition.
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If Europe weakens further, Beijing and Moscow will be more than happy to reap the benefits.
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But others, like Wyden, say guaranteeing government access to secure platforms weakens global security for all.
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Acidic water weakens a coral's calcium carbonate skeleton, so it cannot contain the coral and grow.
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The reform further weakens the ability of parties and party leaders and increases dysfunction and chaos.
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Less disparity in temperatures means less difference between air pressure levels, which weakens the jet stream.
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August 25, 2016 - Gaston becomes a Category 1 hurricane and later weakens to a tropical storm.
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That weakens the yen, making Japanese cars, electronics and other products more attractive to foreign buyers.
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These conditions weaken the heart's ability to handle stress, while diabetes also weakens the immune system.
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This considerably weakens the argument that there is a fundamental difference between Medicaid and private insurance.
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Another change weakens protections for species listed as threatened — the step below endangered — in the future.
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"Trump Weakens the Dollar" was the main headline in the German financial daily Handelsblatt on Wednesday.
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However, Batman is successful in defeating the False Facers, one by one, which weakens Black Mask.
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Other market participants, however, feel that the divergent monetary policies in those markets weakens such arguments.
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Waymo's dropping of three patent claims against Uber weakens its original argument for bringing the suit.
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The U.S.-Turkey rift weakens NATO, drives Turkey to an expansionist foreign policy, and strengthens jihadists.
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As some commentators point out, the destruction weakens our consciousness of history, including history's darker side.
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"Partisan gerrymandering weakens citizen power, promotes gridlock and stifles meaningful reform," Wolf said in a statement.
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It occurs when the heart is stunned by sudden, acute stress and its left ventricle weakens.
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Maybe cities don't have "personal street art styles" but I wouldn't say that "weakens" the art.
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Home sales have been weakening throughout the summer, as demand far outpaces supply and affordability weakens.
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Any process that weakens the mathematical models that protect user data will by extension weaken the protection.
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The leadership in Beijing has tried to stem capital outflows, which typically accelerate when its currency weakens.
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It weakens you, and nothing that impairs your ability to be better can ever be a strength.
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The virus weakens a person's immune system by destroying important T-cells that fight disease and infection.
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There might be a time for timidity; today it only weakens the establishment and strengthens the fringes.
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If not quelled, an HIV infection causes AIDS, a deadly condition that severely weakens the immune system.
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When the dollar weakens, gold tends to appreciate as it becomes cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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So we're just going to have to hope and pray it that it weakens before it hits.
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As the dollar weakens, commodities tend to do better, and many emerging markets are highly commodity sensitive.
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The vortex weakens, in part, because of warming temperatures in the stratosphere, as the Weather Underground explains.
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Now, the bill under consideration in the House weakens the protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Most people need at least seven hours of sleep a night; less sleep weakens your immune system.
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As an added bonus for the Obama team and his fellow Democrats, the Russia story weakens Trump.
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Both companies have large investments outside South Africa and their shares typically gain when the rand weakens.
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With each impact the structure weakens and platforms begin to fall into the endless abyss of space.
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And the Iranians will pursue any alliance that weakens Saudi Arabia, their regional nemesis across the Gulf.
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Naturally, slower U.S. growth weakens European and Asian prospects – the impact will be apparent on trade figures.
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Voters' fury fuels the insurgencies of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders and weakens insiders like Hillary Clinton.
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By warming the waters off Peru, El Nino weakens the trade winds and the Walker Circulation (here).
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That importance needs re-asserting now, as our faith in the idea of a shared truth weakens.
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To the astonishment of our traditional allies, Trump humiliates and weakens a country he pretends to lead.
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"When soldiers cannot focus on their duty, it weakens the effectiveness of Taiwan's military forces," Hu said.
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It also weakens the wing of the party that was actually energizing Republicans, the Trump-Bannon wing.
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That is about triple the average income gains and may already be hurting sales, as affordability weakens.
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The future loss of FHLB system borrowings for mREITs incrementally weakens the diversification of their funding sources.
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Bottom line: Maley says that if the Japanese Nikkei weakens further, it could begin hurting U.S. stocks.
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But the tech community is resisting, arguing that ensuring access weakens global security and threatens online privacy.
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He said the new bill weakens the reporting requirement on home mortgage disclosures over alleged racial discrimination.
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Instead, it reaffirms the status quo, and, in some areas, weakens current protections for these vulnerable populations.
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Meanwhile, he is becoming less and less effective as his position weakens and his enemies grow stronger.
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This decision weakens a link in the chain of knowledge and action that affects our common future.
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Rick Snyder signed into law legislation that delays a minimum wage hike and weakens paid sick leave.
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The attacker then looks for all STL files and injects code in them that weakens the parts.
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When the circulation of the polar vortex weakens, surges of frigid air splinter off and drift south.
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Every time NGOs and foreign governments work with local leaders instead of imposing solutions, extremist indoctrination weakens.
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October 15, 2017 - Ophelia weakens from a Category 3 to a Category 1 hurricane throughout the day.
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Both Mexico and Colombia illustrate that reliance on the military weakens the incentive to strengthen the police.
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Last but not least, messing with Mexico weakens the Trump administration's hand in its dealings with China.
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That weakens the heart, which means fluid can enter a dog's lungs, causing a cough or illness.
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But he said plans were not promises and that, if the economy weakens, the Fed will adjust.
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This significantly weakens a tax incentive that has encouraged many Americans to buy homes rather than rent.
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Sexism in every form weakens liberatory movements, fractures solidarity and exacerbates the oppression of the already oppressed.
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If the dollar weakens, the goods and services sold by those companies become cheaper for foreign customers.
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The eye was fairly compact over the weekend, but it is growing as the storm slowly weakens.
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A police force that acts outside the law weakens it, and exposes itself to charges of abuse.
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Because crude is denominated in dollars, the two are correlated: as the dollar weakens, oil prices soar.
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Finally, our growing debt makes the American dream more elusive, and in doing so weakens us all.
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Martin embraced chromaticism, which weakens music's sense of a tonal center, but refused to abandon tonality altogether.
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Cortisol breaks down collagen, weakens facial elasticity and increases inflammation and oil production, among other unwanted effects.
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Officials also left the door open for another rate cut this year if the economy weakens further.
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Explaining her decision, Kramp-Karrenbauer said separating the roles of party leader and chancellor "weakens the CDU".
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If a bank reduces capital it lowers its ability to earn money; weakens its secular growth prospects.
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"The Amish are averse to any technology, which they feel weakens the family structure," Amish Geauga explains.
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So where religion atrophies, family weakens and patriotism ebbs, other forms of group identity inevitably assert themselves.
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There's also Chinese debt denominated in the dollar, which would become more burdensome when the yuan weakens.
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And when small-scale farming weakens or collapses, people leave the countryside and flock to the city.
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Merriam-Webster's move also weakens the common argument against the singular "they" — that it is grammatically incorrect.
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That Comey is now a private citizen also weakens the Kasowitz's claim that he's bound to secrecy.
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That's not leadership; that's a recipe for quagmire, spilling American blood and treasure that ultimately weakens us.
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"As we have seen through the referendum last year, sterling will act as a natural shock absorber for the market - if the domestic outlook weakens or the political landscape becomes more challenged, sterling weakens thereby boosting the sterling value of those overseas earnings to domestic investors," he added.
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Problems could occur if the economy weakens, though banks are in the position to handle any sudden problems.
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Furthermore, if Brexit seriously weakens the EU, it might actually make Russia's geopolitical position more challenging, not less.
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He did say demand still appeared strong, but demand may not outweigh affordability, especially if the economy weakens.
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The amount of wind shear can help determine whether a particular storm intensifies or weakens before hitting land.
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European earnings are expected to rise this year as growth improves, the euro weakens and commodity prices strengthen.
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The disease weakens and fatigues muscles, causing agonizing pain to the point at which patients struggle to walk.
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For me, even if the peso weakens up to 19.50, at that price there will still be buyers.
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The invisible gas induces headaches, rashes, and heart palpitations, weakens immune systems, and causes stomach and kidney problems.
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This gradient normally weakens by the end of May as the northern part of the country heats up.
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But the problem with bread is that it has no nutritional value and it weakens their immune system.
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Rosatom's influence weakens over time, because customers typically insist that it trains local engineers to run their plants.
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That shocking result leaves the peace process in limbo, plunges the country into uncertainty and weakens the president.
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Almost certainly this is because he understands that by breaking apart unions, he weakens a key Democratic constituency.
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Such absence weakens the blood-brain barrier, which normally helps to keep foreign material out of that organ.
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There is concern also about economic growth collapsing and surging inflation, as the lira weakens against the dollar.
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WeWork may still need to offer deals to get people to sign leases, especially if the economy weakens.
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It can step in even before the currency weakens beyond 51.5 to the dollar (the previous trigger point).
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The Ugandan shilling is seen holding steady as importer demand for dollars weakens, undermined by lower consumer spending.
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Homebuilders already have high levels of unsold inventory and are likely to cut selling prices as demand weakens.
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It takes ages to load, and if the wifi signal weakens even a smidge, it's rendered truly useless.
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Adjustable-rate loans offer lower interest rates and are becoming more popular as rates rise and affordability weakens.
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These companies earn the bulk of the profits offshore and are considered safe bets when the rand weakens.
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Foreign investors would have chased the market higher if the yen weakens, but that's not happening right now.
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Downside risk to BBK's VR could also arise if asset quality or capitalisation considerably weakens from current levels.
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Installers could get stuck with inventory if U.S. solar demand weakens or if current technologies rapidly become outdated.
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There's a clear feeling in modern superhero films that showing too much "soft" emotion somehow weakens a character.
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Or which temporarily weakens every enemy you're fighting, but which you can only use once per combat encounter.
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I wanted Barack Obama to succeed, and anything that undermines the presidency weakens our ability to solve problems.
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This leaves taxpayer dollars vulnerable to waste, fraud and abuse and weakens the country's faith in its government.
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Instead, he needs first to cease indulging China with flattery and forgiveness while it weakens the sanctions pressure.
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The group has also criticized Trump's decision to rescind DACA, arguing that doing so weakens the U.S. economy.
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As the star loses mass, its gravity weakens until it explodes and expels its outer layers into space.
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But if the economy weakens significantly, the industry could get stuck with a large amount of excess capacity.
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Abandoning the TPP weakens America's geopolitical position as a key player in the Asia Pacific region and globally.
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"This translates to an industry that will continue to do well even if the economy weakens," Watson says.
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Mr. Berkowitz says that the distrust we feel toward one another and toward our institutions weakens our democracy.
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Entering a form of cooperation with Brazil that weakens the foundation of our partnership is not an option.
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This obviously weakens if it doesn't destroy Trump's ability to negotiate future agreements, on trade or anything else.
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Most seriously, it weakens a central element in the defense of Israel and the Jews: moral self-confidence.
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As the group weakens in Iraq and Syria, more of those fighters will inevitably return home to Europe.
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Why it matters: A weak dollar makes U.S. exports more competitive internationally, but also weakens Americans' purchasing power.
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The 27st is a monstrosity of gerrymandering that disenfranchises voters and weakens representative democracy in upstate New York.
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That weakens the country's currency, which makes Japanese cars, electronics and other products more competitive when sold abroad.
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But the Pimco team expects mortgage bonds to hold up better than corporate bonds if the economy weakens.
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"Partisan gerrymandering weakens citizen power, promotes gridlock and stifles meaningful reform," Wolf said of the new Republican maps.
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Some evidence suggests that as the temperature difference shrinks, the jet stream weakens and its wavy pattern deepens.
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As the president and every real Republican should know, protecting a competitor from competition only weakens the competitor.
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A deeper oil price decline that weakens the rouble further could rule out interest rate cuts, he said.
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HIV -- human immunodeficiency virus -- weakens a person's immunity system by destroying important cells that fight disease and infection.
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"We believe organic sales are likely to decline as volume weakens due to price increases," the firm said.
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That change substantially weakens SNAP's ability to help the unemployed afford food during a downturn, when hardship mounts.
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After the September meeting, Fed Chief Jerome Powell signaled that additional cuts hinge on whether the economy weakens.
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Japanese stocks, particularly exporting firms, tend to perform better when the yen weakens or is expected to weaken.
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The result could be a ruling that, if applied broadly, weakens the independence of agencies across the government.
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Failure to correct this overreach will only set a dangerous precedent that weakens our constitutional balance of powers.
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Lack of sleep weakens the immune system, making people more likely to become sick — which means missing workouts.
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Trump's comment reduces the pressure on Russia to change its behavior with Ukraine and weakens the G7 position.
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Social media has changed the nature of elections, but the question is whether it strengthens or even weakens democracy.
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Credit Suisse said the sector was closely correlated with sterling and it tended to underperform as the currency weakens.
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The gossip among analysts is that IAG is readying itself to snap up its rival if it weakens further.
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The heart deconditions; the immune system weakens; bones lose minerals and density at a rate of 1% per month.
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ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a nervous system disease that weakens muscles and impacts physical function.
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Today's repurposed travel ban, and the clever card sharp-like strategy that went into it weakens that argument considerably.
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"When the dollar weakens, the yuan peg follows," said Stephen Innes, a senior trader at OANDA in a note.
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Say a Kristol candidate doesn't win the nomination but weakens Trump enough to help tip the election to Democrats.
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LME spreads are transmitting the same message, even as the outright price weakens under the weight of macroeconomic negativity.
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Demand at a global level is predicted to grow while supply weakens, supporting prices after two years of declines.
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He added that contracting the flu weakens a child's immune system, making it harder to fight off other illnesses.
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In a scenario where it significantly weakens, the spill-over into property would go well beyond office headcount losses.
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If it weakens, it will allow more cold air to spill out of the Far North into the midlatitudes.
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The central bank books a surplus from reserve assets when the peso weakens against the dollar during the year.
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Britain's vote to leave weakens the EU's clout and makes the Americans even less amenable to meeting European concerns.
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The fact that he has undertaken this initiative without German Chancellor Angela Merkel also weakens his chances for success.
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As Hurricane Irma weakens, now churning as a tropical storm, those left in its wake are surveying the damage.
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He went to see his doctor, and learned he had a genetic disease that enlarges and weakens the heart.
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They do not deserve a country whose commander in chief weakens, sickens, saddens and disappoints us at every turn.
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But "Veep," in its brilliance, makes the Selina/Charlie encounter a mistake that politically weakens Selina for unexpected reasons.
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As U.S. foreign policy becomes more transparently lawless, the power of international law to constrain state behavior weakens accordingly.
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We in California are not going to say, 'You pass a law that weakens what we did in California.
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That may sound like a relief to some in the United States, but it, in fact, weakens the country.
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In a separate letter, SumOfUs wrote that Bezos' dual role at Amazon "weakens" its governance and harms shareholder value.
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ING analysts Peter Virovacz said the bank could rush into tightening only if renewed pressure sharply weakens the forint.
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So perhaps if they want to say, "We'll have a federal law, but nothing that weakens state laws" ... Right.
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This new policy poses risks to U.S. national security, weakens U.S. leadership in the world and undercuts American values.
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In addition, if the economy weakens, customers may pull back their spending at Ollie's on its more expensive items.
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Fight any Trump-promoted compromise that weakens the rules to which auto executives agreed with Obama in 2011. 2.
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As Iran&aposs private sector weakens and the public&aposs view of the IRGC softens, their influence will widen.
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The move weakens conservative votes in the places they move to and strengthens it in places they move from.
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As the population of citizens who sense that democratic institutions do not protect them expands, democracy weakens for everyone.
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Business executives may be a good leading barometer of how Trump voters will respond if the economy weakens further.
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Gradual inflation allows wages to rise and offers headroom to guard against outright price decreases when the economy weakens.
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Experts say people who have been infected probably develop immunity, but it's not clear whether it weakens over time.
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The corresponding risk is of slackness, a sense of authorial fiat that weakens the integrity of any one inclusion.
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Their methods have done well so far, but as the global economy weakens they will face a tougher test. ■
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If the virus weakens the country's buying power even more, those goals could move even further out of reach.
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The federal circuit's decision weakens patent quality and creates great uncertainty by lowering the obviousness standard in patent disputes.
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But Germany's borrowing costs are sinking to new lows almost daily and its economy cooling as foreign demand weakens.
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A stalled policy agenda, though surely welcome to the President's opponents, weakens Trump's claim to be an effective leader.
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It weakens the political strength of the Western alliance that includes Britain, the European continent and the United States.
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The president also responded to the criticism that he weakens Tillerson's effectiveness as a diplomat by criticizing him publicly.
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Capital has an out-of-consensus forecast that the Fed will begin reducing rates into 2020 as the economy weakens.
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After making landfall near Intracoastal City during the afternoon, Barry weakens into a tropical storm with 70 mph winds. ChantalDorianErinFernandGabrielleHumbertoImeldaJerryKarenLorenzoMelissaNestorOlgaPabloRebekahSebastienTanyaVanWendy
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If the storm weakens it may reduce the damage from winds and storm surge, but flooding would remain a concern.
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The gun lobby does not want that debate: it cuts into its bottom line and potentially weakens its enormous influence.
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Osteoporosis, a disease that weakens bones, causes more than 8.9 million fractures annually, according to the International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF).
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Such ignorance weakens political accountability, and incentivizes politicians to pursue dangerously misguided policies that prove popular with poorly informed voters.
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For example, some have argued that parental divorce weakens people's views on marriage, thereby creating less commitment to the institution.
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The problem is that while Brexit may strengthen the political arguments for Scoxit, it weakens the (already flimsy) economic ones.
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But when the economy weakens, the "natural" interest rate — the rate that keeps the economy on an even keel — falls.
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Critics of foreign aid often charge that it weakens the countries that receive it, by undermining their economies and governance.
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Glaciers are weakened from above when melting water seeps through and weakens cracks, and from below by warmer sea water.
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When donors and party leaders have different agendas and work at cross purposes, this weakens the party as a whole.
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Decreasing the number of patents that trolls can get their hands on weakens them by drying up their feed lines.
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But as a legislative blueprint, the House bill significantly weakens the protections established under Obamacare for Americans with preexisting conditions.
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Serendipitously, that also permits tinier amounts of water to be detected, for moisture weakens short wavelengths more than long ones.
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But the constitution promulgated 203 months ago deliberately weakens existing political parties, and Mr Prayuth has been compounding their woes.
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"If the economy weakens, they will go lower but if not, this sharp decline may prove short lived," McBride said.
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If it weakens the army's loyalty and thus hastens the end of the Maduro regime, many Venezuelans will accept it.
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To keep the currency weightings of their reserves steady, their demand for dollars naturally increases the more the greenback weakens.
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Removing his ability to appoint the provincial officials who make up the backbone of the party further weakens his standing.
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This dependence weakens democratic checks and balances and allows corrupt elites to flourish at the expense of the general population.
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Some opponents of the American Health Care Act claim the bill weakens protections for patients with a pre-existing condition.
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Read MoreSmall business confidence weakens Spending and hiring plans weakened slightly as expectations for growth in real sales volumes fell.
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"Having said that, it's true that if the yen weakens, it may quicken achievement of our price target," Kuroda said.
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Be smart: Google, Facebook and Twitter see themselves as purveyors of free speech that strengthens democracy rather than weakens it.
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The amendment weakens the law's provisions by allowing private land ownership and opening the door to foreign investment, activists said.
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"That weakens America and irritates its partners," said Hardt, the foreign policy expert in parliament for Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats.
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The company's ratings could be downgraded if CA's commitment to the Polish market weakens, although Fitch views this as unlikely.
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It's quite another to agree to divvy up that slice in a way that weakens—albeit inadvertently—your own position.
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LUSAKA, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Kenyan, Ugandan and Tanzanian currencies are expected to strengthen in the coming week as Zambia's weakens.
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Texans, it is thought, mindlessly celebrate individualism, and view government as a kind of kryptonite that weakens the entrepreneurial muscles.
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I think it divides this nation at a very critical time -- and therefore it weakens us as a united country.
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Ongoing, Pruitt weakens regulations and deprives EPA of the budget and staffing needed to protect human health and the environment.
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Fortunately, many lawmakers understand that this market disruption dampens competition and weakens our leadership in this important and growing sector.
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The IDRs are driven by potential sovereign support and could be downgraded if the sovereign ability to provide support weakens.
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It weakens checks and balances, as both legislative and judicial oversight operate less effectively under the constraints imposed by secrecy.
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Q: If we're at or near or past the top of the market, what happens when the office market weakens?
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If the dollar only weakens modestly, as it has done in recent months, it will not offset the income effects.
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If the currency weakens any further, it could fall below the psychologically important level of 21.5 renminbi to the dollar.
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Hunger in the midst of plenty weakens students' sense of belonging and undercuts their social, emotional and physical well-being.
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As China's economy weakens and the country scouts new markets for its companies, Turkey appears to be the perfect outlet.
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It weakens military readiness, and reduces America's ability to confront the real and growing threats we face around the world.
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By stubbornly refusing to criticize Mr. Putin, Mr. Trump shortchanges his administration, confuses his allies and weakens the American response.
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A crucial Supreme Court justice is retiring, Poland weakens its Holocaust law and Germany is stunned in the World Cup.
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As China's currency weakens (with one dollar buying more yuan), China's exports gain competitiveness relative to US goods and services.
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This weakens OPEC, by making it more difficult for its production cuts to result in sustained increases in oil prices.
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This assault saps economic growth, costs Americans jobs, weakens our military capability and undercuts a key American competitive advantage — innovation.
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Because monopoly utilities have a quasi-guarantee of full cost recovery, consumers experience rising per-unit prices as demand weakens.
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Senka's rating could be downgraded if asset quality weakens, leading to a material decline in capitalisation or excessive asset encumbrance.
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But experts worry that each round of allegations, prosecutions and impeachment ultimately weakens the political system and diminishes public trust.
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SFC's rating could be downgraded if asset quality weakens, leading to a significant decline in capitalisation or excessive asset encumbrance.
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Since the get go on Brexit, it has been clear: no deal that weakens the Union will get its support.
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He tries to undermine any independent information that he does not like, which weakens our system of checks and balances.
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But the plan also reportedly weakens the deduction home mortgage borrowers can take on mortgage interest they pay. http://bit.
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But critics say the law, which does not make the same provision for Muslims, weakens the secular foundations of India.
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This past fall, the Trump administration passed new rules that significantly weakens the Affordable Care Act's so-called "contraceptive mandate".
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S. markets in Mexico, Gradon said, and could benefit from the cheaper labor costs there as the Mexican peso weakens.
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"The Democrats become single-issue candidates, which weakens them," Ceraso said, adding that the proceedings will only solidify Trump's base.
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Over time, this process weakens the subterranean structure and creates a cavernous hole that eventually causes the ground to collapse.
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The world too does not hope that only the yuan weakens, as it doesn't do just good to the Chinese economy.
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That way, Apple could not unilaterally introduce a code that weakens the iPhone — a user would have to consent to it.
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Even as the demand outlook weakens, OPEC and Russia have been hiking output and supplies are surging from the United States.
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Rand-hedged stocks, which make the bulk of their revenue outside South Africa and tend to strengthen as the currency weakens.
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High rates increase corporate borrowing costs, and demand for stocks weakens as they get more competition from bonds offering generous yields.
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The dust prefers to scatter some colors of sunlight over others (and weakens the light), resulting in the redder-looking Sun.
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U.S. dollar-denominated commodities could thrive and attract investors if the greenback weakens, noted Bill Baruch, senior market strategist at iiTrader.
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If under Trump the Fed turns extremely dovish, credibility is lost, inflation expectations spike, UST yields rise and the dollar weakens.
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Moreover, by promoting nationalistic, extremist, and corrupt politicians in the former Soviet space, Putin weakens Russia's neighbors by amplifying social divisions.
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Any process that weakens the mathematical models that protect user data for anyone will by extension weaken the protections for everyone.
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Regardless of how or when the storm weakens, Hurricane Lane is moving slowly, which portends extremely heavy rainfall over the islands.
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The key risk to this outlook is that reform momentum weakens, as it did after a round of reforms in FY15.
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The guarantee is limited in a few important ways, which I believe weakens the company's commitment to tidying up its image.
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Mr van Spanje's analysis suggests that imitating populist insurgents only weakens them in the rare cases where they are also ostracised.
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BOS's SR and SRF could be downgraded and revised to 'No Floor', respectively, if the sovereign's propensity to support BOS weakens.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch will continue to monitor developments in Catalonia and may take negative rating action if state liquidity support weakens.
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Novikom's liquidity is currently stable, supported by funding from Rostec, although this could become more volatile if the bank's position weakens.
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It also weakens the argument of some net neutrality supporters that the FCC is best positioned to police internet service providers.
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Malnutrition accelerates this loss of muscle mass and weakens the body's immune system which leaves them vulnerable to falls and illnesses.
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But it also weakens the historically ironclad legal protections for online platforms, like YouTube and Facebook, that host user generated content.
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The agency has demanded Apple weakens the security of iOS to enable the FBI to hack into a locked iPhone 5c.
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In general, the nonvoters are less ideological and less partisan than demographically similar voters, which weakens the expected Democratic demographic edge.
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Even as it moves north and weakens, the storm will likely create rain and high winds in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama.
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Further, the HTLV-1 virus weakens the immune system, increasing the chances that those infected will develop other illnesses, including HIV.
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" Warren added that leadership strikes "[create] confusion, [create] paranoia," an "organization ... turning in on itself," and this ultimately "weakens this enemy.
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Celebrities and influencers have expressed outrage with the experimental feature, arguing that it weakens their leverage over brand deals and promotions.
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But too much of the text is bathed in a sympathetic wash of orchestral writing that ultimately weakens the emotional impact.
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The president's tendency to assert and demand the personal political loyalty of those in uniform weakens executive reinforcement of this commitment.
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State governments tend to support higher education when the economy is strong and cut back when the economy weakens, he said.
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This lack of transparency weakens the democracy by starving electoral debates of substance while permitting money to secretly influence policy outcome.
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When the dollar strengthens and weakens in response to buying and selling in the global currency markets, foreign countries don't protest.
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To reach their disruptive goal, Russian planners may well calculate, as they did in 2016, that helping Mr. Trump weakens America.
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Every wasted dollar weakens America's military might and takes resources away from our men and women in uniform and their families.
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With advancing age, the immune system weakens (a phenomenon called immunosenescence) and chronic diseases compromise the body's resistance to infectious organisms.
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Here, too, the United States withdrawal weakens the positions of those officials and bolsters opponents of this more radical economic transformation.
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The longer term effect on markets from the virus could be determined by how much it weakens economic growth in China.
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He added that while the Business Roundtable likes "most of the model," the pact removes or weakens important intellectual property protections.
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The bourse often weakens when sterling rises against the dollar, as many of its listed companies make their profits in dollars.
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ALS is an incurable nervous system disease that weakens nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, eventually killing them off.
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Turkish banks and companies also hold significant dollar and euro debts, making borrowing and financing particularly painful as the lira weakens.
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"The problem is, when I put nail polish on it really weakens my nails," Ms. Ebersole said in a sisterly way.
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As each of these press-freedom pillars weakens, the one remaining pillar must bear more than its share of the weight.
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Gold is on pace for its best month since February, rising nearly 2 percent in July as the U.S. dollar weakens.
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Sectors tied to commodities valued in U.S. dollars also benefit from dollar weakness because commodity prices rise as the dollar weakens.
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If banks deal with losses on sovereign exposures by lending less to companies or individuals, that weakens public finances, closing the loop.
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Gold could be vulnerable to more gains if the dollar weakens further, making bullion cheaper for holders of other currencies, analysts said.
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But when it gets disrupted or weakens, it can have a subtle influence on the troposphere and potentially help trigger cold snaps.
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As the economy weakens, political pressures will intensify and the policy makers will respond sufficiently to keep the train on the tracks.
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Which weakens the case for Moonlight, also might suggest the actors' branch is not as set on its winner as many assume.
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But that should change, and China could stabilize as the U.S. growth weakens later in the year, shifting the advantage to China.
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Fitch may downgrade the international ratings and national ratings of these policy banks if the sovereign's propensity to support these banks weakens.
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"If Trump weakens the dollar it will have an impact," said Uriel Lynn, head of the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce.
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But Mr Kabila is deeply unpopular; and as his grip on the country weakens, violence like that in Kasai could spread elsewhere.
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What weakens the Trump administration's rationale is the decision to focus on foreign nationals coming as lawful permanent residents from these countries.
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That doesn't necessarily mean that eating virtually zero carbs weakens the bones; researchers didn't examine bone density, and further study is needed.
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Ratings agency Moody's has warned that there could be a spike in problem loans for Turkish banks if the lira weakens further.
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However, when it weakens or wobbles, it can send frigid air spilling south, as if Mother Nature left the freezer door open.
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Inflation expectations for this year and next continue to rise as Brazil's currency, the real, weakens and major cities raise bus fares.
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As demand weakens, supply strengthens and mortgage rates rise, the bull run in global cities' housing may be drawing to an end.
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And thanks to a 221 Supreme Court decision that weakens federal authority to restrict such laws, they are remaining on the books.
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As the sector weakens and heaps the pressure on Beijing to keep policy loose, the yuan's losses against the dollar will accelerate.
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Most commonly, reflux happens because the sphincter at the bottom of your esophagus weakens or relaxes too often, Dr. Schnoll-Sussman explains.
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If, however, he weakens it, it will be a sign that his real goal is to govern in the name of business.
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Pictet Wealth Management also said in a note on Monday that it expects the PBOC to remain accommodative as growth momentum weakens.
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But ultimately, said analyst Meir Javedanfar, any atmosphere of heightened tension with Washington benefits the hardliners and weakens the moderates in Iran.
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There is more potential for trouble if America's unilateral actions do not have their desired effect—especially if the multilateral system weakens.
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The diminutive patients are also treated for other diseases associated with malnutrition, which weakens the immune system, making them even more vulnerable.
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The House-passed American Health Care Act (AHCA) guts Medicaid, weakens Medicare, and makes private insurance prohibitively expensive for most older Americans.
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George Marshall, and Mattis' consideration has caused concern for some who say it weakens the tradition of civilian control over the military.
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Poland and Hungary are run by deeply euroskeptical parties who might push for a deal that weakens the EU as an organization.
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That opposition is likely to remain strong but could be trumped if financial markets continue to tumble and the recovery weakens further.
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Once downloaded, Just Not Sorry highlights these terms with a pop-up window offering insight into why that "just" weakens your argument.
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The U.S. dollar is strengthening, which effectively weakens our ability to export, particularly as the Chinese continue the manipulation of their currency.
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Fighting words indeed, but the conditions that forced Uber's exit from China simply don't exist in Southeast Asia which weakens the comparison.
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The Bank of England held interest rates steady this month, but indicated it could further cut rates if Britain's economic outlook weakens.
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But the tech community and privacy advocates have resisted such calls, arguing that ensuring access weakens global security and threatens online privacy.
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These projects are in limbo just as the ultraluxury market weakens and there are warnings of a coming downturn across the board.
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"Exempting the Intelligence Community agencies, which most need the reforms, from the consultation process weakens the reform intended by the committee," OpenTheGovernment.
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Indeed, more than eight in 10 small business owners say the growing regulatory burden weakens the appeal of owning a small business.
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Environmentalists say the rules reduce fuel costs and greenhouse gases, and they have vowed to sue if the Trump administration weakens them.
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Researchers discovered that a lack of gravity weakens the functions of T cells, which play a crucial role in fighting off diseases.
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If our biological complexity weakens us to cancer—providing more cells and tissue types for malignancy to emerge—it also protects us.
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"This weakens May's ability to get a good EU deal," said Charles Grant, Director of the Centre for European Reform think tank.
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Just three years after his retirement in 1977, Ali was diagnosed with Parkinson's, a degenerative disease that weakens the central nervous system.
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Studies on animals suggest that it reduces the number of neurons in the hippocampus, the brain's memory center, and weakens mitochondria there.
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But sometimes that dam bursts as the polar vortex weakens and allows cold air to escape the Arctic to more temperate climes.
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A second woman accuses Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct; Russia's alliance with Israel weakens as one with Syria grows.
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And any government that deliberately weakens the dollar will have a harder time finding foreigners willing to invest in United States debt.
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But at some point, you have to share about yourself too or the connection weakens and the other might even feel manipulated.
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I think people want our commander in chief to respect the institution, and I think he weakens the country by attacking it.
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I notified Congress that I would veto any legislation that weakens pro-life policies or that encourages the destruction of human life.
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The virus typically remains dormant for decades, but the odds of its reactivation rise steeply after 50 as the immune system weakens.
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"Competition among Europeans when it weakens us against the Americans [and] the Chinese is ridiculous," complained Emmanuel Macron, France's president, in June.
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"The revised travel ban is an affront to American values, weakens our national security and is unconstitutional," Emanuel said in a statement.
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The outcome of the election further weakens Merkel's coalition, which took four months to form and almost imploded over refugee issues. 3.
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When the renminbi weakens, the chains simply tell factory bosses to cut their prices or lose the business to another Chinese factory.
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Rather, it is a recipe for instability that, on the global stage, hurts our allies, weakens our relationships, and empowers our adversaries.
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The sense of place the hospitals support weakens, with all the social pathologies that accompany the loss of a sense of community.
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"It weakens him and it strengthens Shari Redstone in their battle," the New Yorker staff writer said in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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"This disappointing ruling weakens the guarantee of equality that is at the heart of the E.U.'s anti-discrimination directive," she said.
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It also weakens the play's emotional potency, which may be why Mr. Cummings pushes too hard with musical underscoring (by Fan Zhang).
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As the boost from the tax cuts fades away, there's concern about what will stimulate the economy if corporate revenue weakens, Raich noted.
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With these efforts, it weakens Western unity (and US attraction) and improves its image as an alternative to liberal democracy, the report concluded.
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Discrimination is a source of chronic stress that keeps us from sleeping well, it weakens our immune systems, and raises our blood pressure.
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It's a self-stabilizing system: If the pod rises too high, the force weakens, and the pod drops back to its comfort zone.
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That encourages the Bank of England to defend the currency for fear of another jolt to import prices if it weakens again sharply.
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Surely, drawing on only a fraction of this powerful demographic weakens our nation's ability to tackle the most critical issues facing society today.
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It also weakens the argument for having money available to deal with outbreaks, so that there is no need to call a PHEIC.
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The result is a poorer spectacle, which weakens the financial case for Test matches, which in turn results in more players opting out.
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The bank's business model is contingent on the rapid growth of disbursed loans, which may not be sustainable if the operating environment weakens.
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Alex had symptoms that suggested Hodgkin's lymphoma, a form of cancer that invades the bodies white blood cells and weakens the immune system.
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Why it matters: The bill weakens the law that shields services like Google and Facebook from legal liability for things their users post.
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One of Trump's guests to the speech was Megan Crowley, who was diagnosed with Pompe disease, a rare genetic illness that weakens muscles.
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Every June-September monsoon season, India experiences fatal incidents of building and wall collapses as rainfall weakens the foundation of poorly-built structures.
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"Another risk is consumer sentiment being undermined as income growth further decelerates and the labor market weakens under continuing industrial restructuring," ADB said.
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Revenue was below analysts' forecasts and the company forecast lower-than-expected full-year profit, as demand weakens in the North American market.
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The ratings may be downgraded if Malopolska's operating performance weakens and direct risk increases above 80% of current revenue on a sustained basis.
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Now, consumer staples are back in favor after the Fed signaled it would pause interest rate increases and as the economic outlook weakens.
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"We have expected that Portugal would struggle to grow much faster, but if growth weakens further that would be a negative," she said.
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Thirty-six pages single-spaced argument definitely undermines the insurer's case and weakens CMS and those within the administration that want to settle.
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The fact that other big companies have created jobs without such fanfare weakens Amazon's hand, but the Big Apple deserves one more shot.
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Its leaving the European Union weakens a bloc that is the world's biggest single market, as well as an anchor of global democracy.
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The shunning of vaccination weakens people's defenses against deadlier diseases, such as polio, which causes paralysis and was eradicated in Europe in 24.
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"If #TaxReform conference weakens #ChildTaxCredit OR reduce corp cut but don't make CTC refundable for working families, going to be problems," Rubio tweeted.
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Rowan Magee does a delicate job as James's principal puppeteer, making his movements spry early on, tentative and confused as his health weakens.
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This would especially be the case should Germany's external surplus balloon further as the German economy weakens and as the euro keeps depreciating.
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As the harsh environment of space weakens the rocket parts over time, fuels can mix, explode, and spray more debris every which way.
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It weakens public trust in law enforcement when we cherry pick which laws to enforce and which laws to ignore or even defy.
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"By going after Hezbollah, by denying Hezbollah a credible Sunni partner in governance, it thus weakens Hezbollah on the home front," Slim said.
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Tremors often occur in underground mines as removing ore and digging tunnels from beneath the surface weakens the structure of the surrounding rocks.
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And the trouble with an excess of power, I would suggest, is that it weakens the perception associated with the most truthful art.
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Our results show how Trump's purported attempt to co-opt Ukraine's precarious position with Russia worsens divides inside Ukraine and weakens US influence.
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Destroying Dany's ships weakens the Dragon Queen significantly and messes with the entire battle plan she laid out on that table at Dragonstone.
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"Prolonged alcohol use weakens the heart muscle and makes it less able to pump blood efficiently," she explained in an email to Health.
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Her work shows that groups' behavior hardens when identities stack on top of each other and weakens when they pull in different directions.
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As the Trump administration proudly weakens or eliminates those measures, the life work of a 19th-century U.S.D.A. chemist has an unfortunate significance.
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For example, if the Hong Kong dollar weakens too much, it will step in to buy the currency with its foreign exchange reserves.
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If what Trump says is true, and nobody really knows anymore, then it weakens the case that Huawei is actually a security threat.
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By the time I made it to the writing room, I was cold, which weakens my muscles, and smeared with dust and debris.
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"Offsetting, on all scales, weakens present-day drivers for change and reduces innovation towards a lower-carbon future," Professor Anderson wrote in 2012.
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But that kind of isolation triggers loneliness, which further weakens self-regulation, says Adele Diamond, a neuropsychologist at the University of British Columbia.
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"We do not need to be putting the brakes on so much that the economy weakens sharply," he told an audience in Cardiff.
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She never hears from anyone on the other side, which has no lobbyists, and she votes for an amendment that weakens the bill.
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We do civil rights no favors by stretching them beyond their proper bounds, but nothing weakens them faster than a lack of exercise.
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The ones here focus on a president's policies by, among other things, removing "automatic stabilizers" — spending that kicks in when the economy weakens.
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"In the battle for our core values, Europe weakens its own position towards the U.S. if it does not adhere to these values."
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NAIROBI, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Kenyan and Tanzanian currencies are expected to strengthen in the coming week as Uganda's remains stable and Zambia's weakens.
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The Short-Term IDR may come under pressure if short-term liquidity support from its parent weakens, which Fitch currently does not expect.
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"By taking what he has taken, he not only weakens himself as attorney general, it has an effect on the institution," Holder said.
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"Stress tests are the best tool we have to make sure another bailout never happens again — and this bill weakens them," he said.
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We downgrade LEN to SW, moving into a more selective posture as macro catalysts wane, with limited valuation upside as earnings momentum weakens.
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First, if the U.S. dollar weakens against all other currencies, then it follows that emerging markets' currencies would appreciate against the U.S. dollar.
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But as Abe's political clout weakens, reforms are now expected to take a backseat as the embattled leader concentrates on restoring his reputation.
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By not acknowledging and addressing this, the president makes cleanup messier and further weakens American leadership and its inspirational role in the world.
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Unlike the United States, a patchwork of different legal rules across the Europe Union also weakens the chances of car owners successfully suing carmakers.
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Alcohol not only weakens your immune system, but also adds yet another toxin to your body that needs to be cleared out, she says.
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This limitation weakens the results, said Jessica Hekman, a veterinarian and canine geneticist at the Broad Institute who was not involved with the study.
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Most troublingly, Sheley says the amendment opens a loophole that weakens the restrictions on drones equipped with weapons like tear gas or rubber bullets.
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If the economy weakens, the need for more affordable housing will only grow, making these startups not only recession-proof but even recession-strong.
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Go too general, and it weakens the effect, like when a brand misunderstands a meme, but get too specific, and you lose your audience.
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"Any chemical process, or heat, or even environmental factors like UV rays weakens the hair and makes it more susceptible to damage," Felstead says.
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But at least for now, the impact on parking congestion is just another unintended consequence that weakens the argument for ridesharing as mass transit.
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Absent Washington's willingness to play a game of nuclear chicken with Moscow, Ukraine's accession to NATO weakens American national security rather than enhancing it.
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Rushing weak candidates through is a good way to put points on the board, but only weakens their own administration in the long run.
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And if bleaching doesn't kill a coral reef outright, it weakens it, making it more susceptible to diseases and the ravages of ocean acidification.
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While that's concerning about Apple's power to destroy apps and businesses it views as competitors, it also weakens everyone's options for better phone control.
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Typically, the presence of the large and rugged island of Madagascar to the east of Mozambique weakens such storms before they hit the country.
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As Camille weakens at the perilous hands of her mother, more and more flashbacks of items she has used to harm herself flood in.
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As the currency weakens, it can make foreign investors pull their money out of Turkish stocks and bonds as their lira investments lose value.
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The European Commission has said the new legislation is at odds with the EU's democratic values and that it weakens judicial independence in Poland.
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When he engages in these kinds of tweets and throws out these kinds of allegations, I think he weakens the office of the presidency.
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The ratings could be downgraded if AlfaStrakhovanie reports negative earnings on a sustained basis or if its capitalisation as measured by Prism weakens significantly.
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It's quite possible — likely even — that we will achieve these lofty numbers but the market weakens when guidance is not as strong as expected.
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Conversely, when the dollar weakens, less of that same commodity can be purchased with the same dollar, driving up the value of the commodity.
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Fitch has also said any downgrade decision will depend on the extent to which the government's reaction deepens political divisions and weakens institutional independence.
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The ratings could be downgraded if the group's consolidated capital position weakens to a Prism FBM score of below "adequate" for a sustained period.
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Milan's ratings may also be downgraded if its operating margin weakens below 5%, or if its debt burden grows towards 200% of operating revenue.
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Bigger welfare states provided bigger "automatic stabilisers", meaning spending on things like unemployment benefits, which pump more money into an economy as growth weakens.
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If the party runs moderates and conservatives in a bid to appeal to the suburbs, it also weakens its ability to adequately rebut Trumpism.
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However, voters' rights advocates say it is drawn in a way that weakens the influence of minority voters, who typically vote for Democratic candidates.
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Although our memory weakens as we get older, the ability to memorize and remember is one of the most powerful tools our brains have.
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First, the CFPB's proposal weakens the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by protecting collection attorneys who engage in false, deceptive, or misleading practices.
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In addition, if the yuan weakens or doesn't strengthen much against the U.S. dollar, foreign investors may be less inclined to buy Chinese bonds.
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This kind of vertigo occurs more frequently in older adults, apparently because the protein coating that holds the crystals in place weakens with age.
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As a consequence, the shared secret negotiated by communicating parties becomes predictable, which in turns weakens security guarantees in terms of "break-in recovery".
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But, after an outcry from those multinationals, an amendment was added on Monday that weakens its impact such that it's worth 95 percent less.
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The initiative, originally billed as a trillion-dollar venture though trimmed back as the domestic economy weakens, is a pet project of Mr. Xi's.
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Its suppression of voting rights for more than 6.1 million people with current or former felony convictions violates human rights and weakens our democracy.
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Other conditions that make Hawaii an infrequent target of hurricanes include the cooler water temperatures near the islands and wind shear, which weakens storms.
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That's because the bonds automatically reduce debt payments as the economy weakens, a boon to governments but not obviously a good thing for investors.
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And although Chaplin's choice to change names and alter identifying details weakens the drama, the material was mostly juicy enough to keep me occupied.
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Russia's longer-term grand strategy, such as it is, consists of hoping that the West weakens or even collapses, and helping that dissolution along.
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"Trump's landmine policy reversal is barbaric, weakens America's moral leadership, and is quite simply a giveaway to the military industrial complex," the statement reads.
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Among the losers, assuming China kept the currency at current rates, would be Chinese manufacturers, who benefit in foreign markets when the currency weakens.
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Russia deterrence: Withholding American military aid to Ukraine weakens its national defense and undercuts a shared goal of the U.S. and its Western allies.
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Sahota expects investors to become interested in buying the Canadian dollar if the currency weakens to its 200-day moving average around C$1.2970.
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This weakens the expectation of punishment, which is supposed to deter future corruption, as well as the ability of healthy institutions to self-regulate.
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"If you start seeing divisions in Europe, that weakens NATO, that will have an impact on our collective security," he told the news conference.
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No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, but the Islamic State has carried out similar attacks as its territorial hold in Iraq weakens.
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"We believe that you will meet resistance on any measure that further weakens the privacy protections built into the USA Liberty Act," they wrote.
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With taxes already relatively high and widening deficits looming, Fitch and Standard & Poor's said the state has little financial breathing room if the economy weakens.
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Unless the yen weakens substantially between now and the end of March, I imagine the Nikkei will have a hard time holding its current position.
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We know that Trump continues to treat Russia unusually gently — palling around with Vladimir Putin even as he undercuts NATO and weakens the Western alliance.
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That weakens the yuan — which in turn provokes more Chinese to try to get their money out of the country and into safe U.S. dollars.
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But the market now expects supply to outstrip demand as the outlook for consumption growth weakens and Washington allows some Iranian crude shipments to continue.
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Lower-house deputies, like senators, represent whole states rather than districts, which makes campaigns expensive, encourages corruption and weakens bonds between voters and their representatives.
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The constitution enacted by the junta 16 months ago deliberately weakens big political parties, notably by introducing a new system of proportional representation for elections.
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The FTSE 100 (UKX), which is made up of large multinational companies that tend to benefit when the pound weakens, gained as much as 1%.
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This latest bit of instability can only weaken the business environment and consumer confidence If the economy weakens further, that will undermine the government's position.
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The problem, as human rights lawyer Lizzie O'Shea points out, is that creating tools to weaken encryption for one purpose weakens it for all purposes.
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The circus atmosphere around the appointment of his successor further weakens the authority of the court, but builds on the example that Justice Scalia set.
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Labour's revival in England also weakens the SNP's argument that independence is the only way that Scots can avoid being governed by Tories in Westminster.
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The decision weakens a powerful Democratic interest group, which is one reason Republicans have fought so hard, for so long, for a judgment like this.
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Under the country's agreement with the IMF, the central bank can step in to defend the peso if it weakens beyond a "non-intervention zone".
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Symptoms of migraines and brain aneurysms, which occur when a blood vessel in the brain weakens, can be similar, but the conditions are not related.
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It weakens Mr Bannon and his plan for next year to back primary challengers to Senate Republicans whom he deems insufficiently loyal to Mr Trump.
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It's affected by currency movements because if the rupee weakens, then foreign goods would cost more in rupee terms — resulting in an increase in prices.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The revenue bonds' rating may be downgraded if special protection of the bondholders weakens or if the liquidity of the VA deteriorates significantly.
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A VR downgrade would be likely to come from any excessive growth and/or aggressive acquisition in the region which substantially weakens HNB's risk profile.
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A large deposit base that limits funds available for bail-in also weakens appetite for adding this option to resolution frameworks in a few countries.
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Now, Trump Republicanism has won a stunning victory — which presumably weakens the case for the more cerebral, center-right variety with which Ryan is identified.
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China's economy is expected to cool further this year as domestic demand weakens and exports take a hit from U.S. tariffs, a Reuters poll showed.
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"This system undermines the important roles of our domestic and democratic institutions, threatens domestic sovereignty, and weakens the rule of law," the letter said. Sen.
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Key rating triggers that could lead to a downgrade for AHLIC include: --Financial performance or capitalization deteriorates significantly; --Fitch's view of its strategic importance weakens.
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The plan is to combine that bill with Senate language that weakens the longstanding immunity for internet platforms from lawsuits related to user-generated content.
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Beijing has been fighting illegal cross-border outflows in an attempt to slow capital flight as its yuan currency weakens to near six-year lows.
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Anything that weakens our cyber defenses will only make it more challenging for authorities to balance these "dual mandates" of cybersecurity and law enforcement access.
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"As the ag economy weakens the Farm Credit System and ag lending banks may see some asset quality deterioration," said Bain Rumohr, Director, Fitch Ratings.
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Billy Long (R-Mo.) said Monday that he opposes the revised GOP ObamaCare replacement bill because it weakens protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Steam-cleaning has other costs too: because the process weakens the grouting that hold paving slabs in place, Siggery said, the slabs can move apart.
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Finally, there is the complex nature of our modern economy, an ongoing story that weakens the connection between strong economic times and predictable political outlines.
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The naira is likely to remain stable against the dollar next week as demand weakens whenever the unit trades below 360 per dollar, traders said.
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That is a sign of trouble inside China's rapidly expanding university system, which the government is betting on to promote growth as the economy weakens.
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If the Gulf Stream weakens, Kopp says, as it is expected to do in a warmer climate, then the differences in sea level will equalize.
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While that may help strengthen Japan's national team as the players face top-tier competition, some critics suggest that it also weakens the domestic clubs.
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Tech experts argue that any guaranteed access for law enforcement weakens overall Internet security and makes online transactions such as banking and hotel bookings riskier.
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Less disparity in temperatures means less difference between air-pressure levels, which weakens the jet stream that corrals freezing Arctic air around the North Pole.
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But the senator's agenda is new evidence that both parties now at least tentatively accept the cybersecurity community's insistence that weakening encryption actually weakens security.
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But he disputed Pierrehumbert's interpretation that this weakens the agreement, asserting that, in fact, it makes it possible for countries to adopt more aggressive targets.
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Falls for the pound have tended to support internationally-focused companies on London's FTSE 100, which become more competitive and profitable as the currency weakens.
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Employment of this full process is exceedingly rare because the legislative branch often loses in federal court, which weakens the power of future subpoena threats.
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These are especially important to consider, given that the economy periodically weakens; both can limit legislators' options for addressing a state budget deficit or shortfall.
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The more he lies without paying a price for it, the more he weakens the power of the truth to defend right and condemn wrong.
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Although a currency manipulator typically refers to a nation that intentionally weakens its currency to boost exports, Bass stressed the opposite is true with China.
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This bill rolls back or weakens most of the protections put in place since the 2008 financial crisis through President Barack Obama's Dodd-Frank Act.
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But he said a supply deficit that is likely to worsen in coming years will likely support prices even if demand growth for copper weakens.
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Mr. Trump has long been a critic of China's currency policy, arguing that it weakens the renminbi to achieve a competitive advantage for its exports.
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Inequality weakens a country's social fabric and erodes trust in institutions, according to Klaus Scwhab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum.
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KIEV, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Denmark's decision to approve the Nord Stream 2 pipeline strengthens Russia and weakens Europe, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Thursday.
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Alternatively, if being seen as a one-termer weakens him in the primary or general election, he can say unequivocally that he will seek reelection.
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The system is vulnerable, they said, to lower-level agents suppressing or overlooking evidence that weakens their case when they seek permission to conduct surveillance.
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As motives shift and resolve weakens, the punishing purification rites and mental preparation begin to take their toll on characters whose flaws were already evident.
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Automakers must invest heavily in new electric autos that have zero local emissions even as profits from sales of conventional cars weakens in key markets.
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Mr. Trump has long been critical of China's currency practices, arguing that Beijing weakens the renminbi to make Chinese exports cheaper in the United States.
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Lincoln President Joy Falotico is optimistic that even as China&aposs sales growth weakens, the brand can continue to compete by rolling out new vehicles.
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So to have Anna, a television actress, bemoan the confines of her industry creates an unfortunate disjunct that weakens the narrative and lessens our sympathy.
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Although next year's dividend will not reflect the higher capital expenditure, the company said it expects payouts to reduce as the market weakens in future.
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"It's like Kuwait, when Saddam Hussein invaded it in 1990 — our enemy makes a move and weakens himself," Mr. Taraghi, the hard-line analyst, said.
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Congressional staffers often joke that their reports usually include the phrase "progress made but challenges remain," which balances but weakens their impact to ensure impartiality.
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"It divides the people in Hong Kong and thus weakens the previous clarion call on Carrie Lam to withdraw the bills and resign," he said.
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But this "baseline" problem just weakens the overall case for cost-benefit analysis, and this problem is an order of magnitude worse for constructed systems.
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Passing a law that unpopular — a law that weakens protections for preexisting conditions while raising premiums on seniors — is not a plan for keeping the House.
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Any ruling in Apple's favor weakens the government's overall position, and strengthens Apple's argument that tech companies shouldn't be forced to help law enforcement bypass encryption.
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Environmentalists, who favor the standards, say the rules will reduce fuel costs and greenhouse gases and have vowed to sue if the Trump administration weakens them.
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Lira weakens: The Turkish lira weakened 2.5% against the dollar Monday before recovering slightly after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ousted the governor of Turkey's central bank.
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Traders "know the central bank has more ammunition to intervene in the market if it weakens," said Andres Jaime, global FX and rates strategist at Barclays.
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In other words, net trade adds to economic growth when the currency weakens and detracts from growth when it strengthens, as the textbooks would have it.
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But it weakens an argument entrepreneurs often make against floating (even as investors acquire a useful ability to divest positions easily or to sell shares short).
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The aim is to ensure that banks remain resilient during a downturn, and thus able to continue to lend when the economy weakens, the regulator said.
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Gold prices, fresh from Monday's 15-month high, look set for further gains as the dollar weakens, according to author and gold markets expert Jim Rickards.
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And because each letter represents an Arabic word, it weakens the terrorists' ability to convey the narrative they want to non-Arabic-speaking audiences as well.
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The ruling -- which President Tsai Ing-wen has rejected -- severely weakens Taiwan's claims to resources such as fish, oil and gas in the South China Sea.
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But, White House trade advisor Peter Navarro said on Friday the U.S. will respond forcefully if China weakens its currency to neutralize the effect of tariffs.
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Heavy rain was expected in Zhejiang, Shanghai and nearby provinces on Friday before Typhoon Lekima hits land on Saturday morning, then weakens as it moves north.
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The Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates steady on Wednesday but opened the door for potential rate cuts later this year if economic activity weakens.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong's plan to welcome super-voting stock weakens corporate governance, but its appeal to Chinese tech companies also may be exaggerated.
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The top two U.S. toymakers have been competing for lucrative contracts with Hollywood studios in the past few years as demand for their traditional toys weakens.
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Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - negative rating action on the sovereign, provided the company's standalone profile also weakens.
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Environmentalists, who favor the new standards, say they would reduce fuel costs and greenhouse gases and have vowed to sue if the Trump administration weakens them.
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Rep. Billy Long (R-Mo.) said Monday that he opposes the revised GOP ObamaCare replacement bill because it weakens protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Further research involving an active intervention to see if increasing self-compassion weakens the risk of depression would be needed to prove the link, they add.
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Key rating triggers that could lead to a downgrade for ALIC include: --Statutory Risky Assets/TAC ratio deteriorates further; --Fitch's view of its strategic importance weakens.
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That in turn tends to plunge those economies into recession which, along with higher interest rates, substantially weakens those countries' public finances and complicates their politics.
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However, Fitch may revise its Outlooks on insurers to Negative if the economy experiences a severe downturn that weakens group credit profiles and lowers surplus capital.
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And Trump himself would almost certainly challenge such a subpoena all the way to the Supreme Court, which could deliver a ruling that further weakens Congress.
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Another contention of Scalia's dissent is that prosecution is "quintessentially" an executive function and the creation of an independent prosecutor weakens the presidency and threatens liberty.
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He said there would be "problems" if the final bill weakens the child tax credit or raises the corporate rate without expanding tax breaks for parents.
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The ratings could be downgraded if Malopolska's operating performance consistently weakens and direct and indirect debt grows above 244% of current revenue on a sustained basis.
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Yes, it weakens the insurgency they faced in the Republican Party, but leaves them down a Senate seat at a time when they can't afford it.
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Consumer discounts, some funded by the manufacturer, and some by the dealer, are used to entice consumers to buy new vehicles, particularly as a market weakens.
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It weakens their ability to manage their own dockets, conserve limited court resources, account for case-specific circumstances, and observe due process as the law requires.
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Declining American investment in global health research weakens our ability to prevent and respond to current and future disease threats, and stalls promising tools being developed.
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This means that if the economy weakens and a large number of discouraged job-seekers give up the search for work, the unemployment rate actually falls.
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While some afternoon/evening storms will pop up across the Southwest and Rockies, the overall flooding threat will decrease as the monsoonal flow weakens for now.
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State-level enforcement is often the only way the worst of the worst corporate criminals are held accountable for fraud that weakens our entire financial system.
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Instead, the Environmental Protection Agency said loudly and clearly that the Clean Power Plan's replacement, which seriously weakens the regulation, would have very dire net effects.
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Anything that weakens al-Shabaab, even if it protects people in Somalia, also risks giving ISIS more of an opening to challenge al-Qaeda's hold there.
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"The upward creep of prices weakens any argument against a rate increase in December," said Anthony Karydakis, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak in New York.
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When the dollar weakens, many futures traders pull out money from foreign exchange markets and put it into commodities futures like gold or crude futures instead.
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Opponents of the labor law overhaul argue that it weakens hard-won worker protections and dispute the notion that it will help jump-start economic growth.
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Republicans can't use this move again until the 2019 budget is passed — a circumstance that weakens the power of the slim Senate majority and necessitates cooperation.
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Christian Provenzano, the mayor on the Canadian side, spent much of the past week calling American lawmakers to tell them that anything that weakens Sault Ste.
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But since pot is such a huge market, its legalization likely weakens violent criminal groups and reduces drug-related violence — even if it doesn't eliminate both.
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This weakens unions and their bargaining power by depleting their financial resources as ostensibly, workers no longer have to pay union dues to enjoy union benefits.
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The environments created by both extremes "weakens public safety for everyone in the U.S.," said John Sandweg, an acting director of ICE in the Obama administration.
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The Judaism of nostalgia — of oh we loved Grandmother's chicken soup or the familiar melodies or the language of the old country — weakens as memories fade.
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In every monsoon season, from June to September, India suffers fatal incidents of building and wall collapses as rainfall weakens the foundations of poorly-built structures.
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Many protesters and organizers have avoided overtly criticizing violence on the part of the demonstrators, asserting that any fracture in their unified position weakens their influence.
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Each time Mr. Trump blusters without backing it up, he weakens his rhetorical punch, to the point where enemies will dismiss every utterance as hot air.
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European leaders were also unable to persuade Mr. Trump not to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, a failure that weakens efforts to combat global warming.
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This can fuel a vicious cycle in which a strong dollar weakens emerging-market currencies, prompting investors to pull even more money out of those economies.
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Meanwhile, the White House, while publicly dismissing any notion that a recession may be near, is pulling together contingency plans in case the economy weakens further.
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All battery-powered devices are going to run into issues as they age, as their battery weakens and is no longer able to sustain peak outputs.
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The Outlook would be revised to Stable if profitability weakens, following setback in the cost savings measures and IT implementation, resulting in lower internal capital generation.
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This significantly limits the savings we could achieve by streamlining our health care system and weakens Medicare's negotiation power over the cost of care and prescriptions.
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Meanwhile, the White House, while publicly dismissing any notion that a recession may be near, is pulling together contingency plans in case the economy weakens further.
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The new rule weakens the mandate for health coverage of contraception under the Affordable Care Act, giving more leeway to employers with religious or moral objections.
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If that happened, Trump would lose a few supporters, because he relies so much on inducing the kind of reflexive, emotional reactions that mindfulness meditation weakens.
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Cheap oil spurs economic reform in Saudi Arabia, but also weakens the cause of Kurdish independence, since a successful Kurdish state will depend on oil revenues.
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DOLLAR WEAKENS ON FED CAUTION | Janet L. Yellen sounded more worried about the nation's economy on Wednesday than she did at her last public appearance in December,
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He estimated that three-fifths of it consisted of Chinese companies paying overseas debts, which would become more expensive in renminbi terms if the currency weakens further.
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More broadly, some police and supporters feel it weakens norms of respect for law enforcement — possibly encouraging criminals or mentally ill people to try to "punish" police.
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What's more, the substitution of quality for price as firms' main way of responding to changing market conditions weakens the case for keeping inflation low and stable.
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It's also extremely rare, but holding in a sneeze can cause the rupture of aneurysm, a condition where part of your artery wall weakens, causing a bulge.
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Making matters more ticklish, Theresa May's government in London is propped up by Northern Irish unionists hostile to any manoeuvre that weakens their link to the mainland.
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Activists, however, say the change weakens the land rights of indigenous people to benefit large landowners in the world's top exporter of soy, coffee, sugar and tobacco.
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After all, as the dollar weakens against the yen, U.S. goods become less expensive for Japanese consumers, which could potentially serve as a tailwind for foreign sales.
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Back on Earth, scientists still don't know whether the clock weakens because we get older, or if aging is itself a symptom of a diminishing circadian rhythm.
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The first major readings on China for September suggest the world's second-largest economy is continuing to lose momentum as domestic demand weakens and U.S. tariffs bite.
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U.S. activist shareholder Third Point LLC, which has a $3.5 billion stake in the company, is pressuring Nestle to boost returns as demand for its products weakens.
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Every time the AI misses a daisy, that set of neural connections weakens the links that led to an incorrect guess; if it's successful, it strengthens them.
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"Other Italian bank ratings could also come under pressure if refinancing conditions become more difficult or if banks' asset quality weakens significantly," Fitch added in a statement.
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It is easy to see why young people are having a make-me-want-to-holler moment, but violence only strengthens your enemies and weakens your cause.
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His feuding with G20123 leaders, for instance, weakens the Western alliance, a core goal of Russian policy and his frequent criticisms of NATO have the same effect.
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The number of guidelines that are supposed to bring order to the relationship among the branches multiplies, but enforcement of those guidelines weakens, producing still more confusion.
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French life insurers' capital positions under Solvency I remain strong but are boosted by unrealised capital gains on fixed income investments, which weakens the quality of capital.
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But Fillon's comments are in tune with some in the French establishment who accuse Hollande of pursuing an American-aligned agenda which weakens Europe as a whole.
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Right-to-work threatens the ability of working people to stand together in a strong union, drives down wages and weakens workplace protections, while redistributing wealth upward.
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Every order from Congress that goes effectively unenforced weakens the institution's ability to protect the American people from corruption or other lawless behavior from the White House.
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" He added that because Democrats didn't hold a committee vote and House vote on the tax-returns lawsuit, "it certainly weakens if not fatally flaws their lawsuit.
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Before you do, consider the large and growing body of scientific research on relationships: what strengthens and weakens them and what predicts long-term success versus dissolution.
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Reducing access to healthcare not only has direct consequences to the health of those who will lose access, it weakens the health and security of our nation.
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Some will say a national standard for privacy that preempts state and local governments simply weakens the privacy protections already in place in many states like California.
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But playing armchair quarterback, the LPs with whom we spoke suggest that Jurvetson's absence weakens DFJ, which also parted ways with co-founder Tim Draper in 2013.
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Certainly economic analysis of multiple major industries can be debated forever, but there are pretty basic questions unanswered or evaded here, which weakens the FCC's entire case.
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The magnetic field typically maintains the same intensity for thousands to million of years, but occasionally (once every 100,000 years or so) it weakens and reverses directions.
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"The main focus is on oil demand as economic sentiment weakens ... The consequences for oil demand are becoming apparent," the IEA said in its monthly oil report.
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I suppose Diaghilev's hopeless passion for Nijinsky is meant to be a similarly equalizing force in "Fire and Air": It weakens and humanizes the more powerful figure.
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"This whipsaw diplomacy weakens America's ties with its allies and causes capital to hunker down and wait for more predictable times," David Fickling of Bloomberg Opinion writes.
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If the yuan weakens too sharply, that could put stress on the companies that have borrowed overseas by making it harder for them to repay, they added.
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" B. "Immigration detracts from our character and weakens the United States because it puts too many burdens on government services, causes language barriers, and creates housing problems.
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But he said a supply deficit that is likely to worsen in the coming years will probably support prices even if growth in demand for copper weakens.
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In addition to protecting individual investors, securities class actions are often the only way bad actors are held accountable for fraud that weakens our entire financial system.
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If the dollar strengthens and the yuan weakens, for instance, that may prompt investors to take their money again out of China to find more value abroad.
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"Most of the miners' costs are in rands and as the rand weakens further that is clearly working against mine closures," said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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It weakens the Antiquities Act, and it singles out Minnesota's national forests as not being allowed the same protections that national forests in every other state receive.
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"The government's ability to set the legislative agenda weakens if it has to use political capital for other ends," Itaú Unibanco Chief Economist Mario Mesquita told Reuters.
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Japan also saw manufacturing activity contract in June to hit a three-month low, offering fresh evidence of an economy under the pump as global demand weakens.
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At the same time, conservatives have a point that robust competition weakens the case for the Federal Communications Commission to micromanage how wireless providers run their networks.
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Trump's decision to ax the TPP is also effectively his first major move on China — although it's actually one that weakens the US's hand relative to Beijing.
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An important gauge of this is a country's relative unit labour costs, which shifts downwards as wages fall, productivity relative to other countries improves or the currency weakens.
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It is the latest step by Beijing to curb the flow of cash out of the country as the value of the nation's currency weakens against the dollar.
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"We believe INTC is facing structural headwinds as datacenter weakens, quality growth becomes more elusive, and competition increases," analyst Stacy Rasgon wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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When these believers approach their individual involvement and commitment in a casual manner it weakens the entire body of Christ and the impact we are called to have.
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"Even if the exchange rate weakens to the 7.85 level, it won't necessarily trigger the HKMA's weak-side convertibility undertaking," she said in an email response to Reuters.
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The main characteristic is that it progresses very slowly and doesn't heal, Eiras said, most likely because it weakens the immune system or prevents it from functioning properly.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell unveiled a bill Thursday that would keep much of Obamacare's private insurance market, but reduces its financial assistance and weakens its insurance regulations.
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When a system weakens enough to allow them to reach a population density, they might make chemicals that regulate the system and bring their own numbers down again.
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First, that forcing Apple to write code that weakens its devices and the security of its customers constitutes a violation of free speech as protected by the Constitution.
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As the storm weakens as it heads toward Georgia, outages have leveled off or even declined at other Florida utilities, while increasing in Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama.
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"It weakens the whole Cameron-Osborne axis and that axis is critical - not just to the success of the government but to George Osborne's leadership hopes," he said.
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If El Niño weakens quicker than anticipated, conditions could become more favorable for tropical development during the second half of the hurricane season, from September to November 30.
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That pushes the dollar higher, commodity prices lower, weakens U.S. exports, and cuts into the profits of U.S. multi-national corporations, exacerbating a profit recession in corporate America.
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As the state's legitimacy weakens, simmering conflicts are flaring up between armed groups in this vast, forested country of 70 million people and more than 200 ethnic groups.
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That weakens the value component of the X25, as it'd be hard to option one in a way that didn't make you feel like you were missing out.
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As growth slows, and the yuan weakens against the dollar, investors are looking for stable investments, and that has led them to the U.S., Chinese economics experts say.
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"The nuclear option means the end of a long history of consensus on Supreme Court nominations; it weakens the standing of the Senate as a whole," Schumer said.
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If the yuan, also known as renminbi CNY= CNYFIX=SAEC, weakens more against the U.S. dollar, it may result in tighter financial conditions including lower U.S. stock prices .
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"Greater public investment across the euro area is needed but is unlikely to materialize, even if economic activity weakens much further," Barclays concluded in a note this week.
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And add to the risk of a United States/China "G2030" the re-emergence of authoritarian powers on the fringes of Europe, which also weakens us very significantly.
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If you don't talk about it from a Christian moral perspective, you're just letting other people have complete domination of the subject, and it weakens the overall conversation.
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"I agree it is a big mistake to protest in that fashion because it weakens the commitment we have to this nation that has provided us this freedom."
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An approach that strengthens academic instruction, not weakens it; gives students agency, not dismisses them; and enables them to participate in class, not be fearful of making mistakes.
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"When manufacturing weakens, the firms wouldn't lay workers off, they would cut back their overtime hours," says economist Ed Leamer, who directs the UCLA/Anderson Business Forecast Project.
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A bipartisan slate of representatives with cybersecurity chops is pressuring President Trump's top national security adviser, Michael Flynn, to change an export agreement many believe weakens international cybersecurity.
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To be truly social starts to feel like a restraint -- like the yoke of political correctness, or a compromising tolerance of those whose very existence weakens our stock.
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Traders added that a rise in sterling was adding further pressure to the FTSE 100, whose internationally-focused and export-driven companies typically benefit when the pound weakens.
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The attorney general said the bill weakens the punishments for criminals and risks allowing the "very worst criminals" back into society by allowing judges to retroactively reduce sentences.
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Yet the Bank of England, Mr. Urwin suggested, appears to be less concerned about inflation than positioning itself to step in with more help if the economy weakens.
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"It weakens the leverage of party leaders," Representative Tim Ryan, an Ohio Democrat who challenged Ms. Pelosi after the 2016 elections, said of the new fund-raising tools.
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"This weakens the argument that tokens were a discretionary gift, akin to a tote bag given to people who donate to a public radio fundraising drive," he said.
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Amtrak is canceling its high-speed Acela nonstop service between Washington, D.C. and New York through late May as consumer demand weakens amid concern over the coronavirus outbreak.
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And then it is expected roll inland to Orlando on Tuesday, as it weakens into a Category 1 storm with maximum winds of 95 mph (177 km/h).
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Indonesia has been intensifying efforts to sign trade deals with more countries, trying to diversify its export markets as its trade with China, its biggest trading partner, weakens.
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Investors are likely to remain nervous about the impact of worsening U.S.-Sino trade relations as economic growth weakens globally, which should maintain demand for safe-haven debt.
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"Kendall-Taylor said that this type of behavior from Trump "weakens the model of democracy" that the US provides and that "citizens globally have historically sought to emulate.
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"Trump is articulating that the failure to lead by not calling out our nation's enemy in radical Islamic terrorism weakens our resolve and ultimately our security," said Rep.
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The extra budget is part of a series of urgent measures President Moon Jae-in's government announced on Friday as the virus disrupts exports and weakens consumer spending.
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But when it weakens, the cold air can spill out and the jet stream can dip much further south, bringing with it the cold air and heavy snow.
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Even if you felt equally obligated to her and her husband, however, the fact that one party is in the wrong weakens that party's claim on your loyalty.
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Mr. Trump's trade fights could ultimately prompt the Fed to give the president what he wants in the form of another rate cut if the economy further weakens.
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They can, indeed, bring misery to a target country — especially when they are multilateral rather than imposed by the United States alone — but their impact weakens over time.
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Add growing pressure on institutional investors to ditch oil assets, as well as a tough political environment in the Middle East .... and the investment case for Aramco weakens.
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Mr. Trump's trade fights could ultimately prompt the Fed to give the president what he wants in the form of another rate cut if the economy further weakens.
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This led to beautiful bleeds and some interesting effects, but the lack of composition and structure weakens the work (which is not the case with Morris Louis, say).
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During every monsoon season, which runs from June to September, India experiences fatal incidents of building and wall collapses as rainfall weakens the foundations of poorly-built structures.
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"Botox Cosmetic is a neuromodulator that temporarily weakens the underlying muscle and blocks communication between the nerve and the sweat gland," Dr. Engelman says of how the procedure works.
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"Competition amongst Europeans when it weakens us against the Americans, the Chinese, is ridiculous," Macron told reporters at the air show when asked about the two combat jet programs.
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The ratings would be downgraded if the bank's impaired loan ratio proves stubbornly high or increases, especially if this weakens the level of capital encumbrance by unreserved impaired loans.
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The decision also weakens the market discipline that AT1 instruments should help create - the risk of missing payments should be an incentive for banks to recapitalise by raising equity.
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Others have been enshrined in a constitution that tightens Mr Erdogan's grip on the executive, allowing him to appoint and replace senior officials at will, and weakens parliamentary oversight.
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Pooling flood risk means those in flood-prone areas pay little more than those in dry ones for insurance, which weakens the disincentive to build in such vulnerable areas.
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This weakens the credibility of Atlante as a vehicle for supporting the sector, and we believe it has insufficient resources left to inject material further capital into the sector.
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But it also calls China a "systemic rival" whose engagement with the world of norms, rules and multilateral organisations is "selective" at best, and at worst weakens that order.
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"Competition amongst Europeans when it weakens us against the Americans, the Chinese, is ridiculous," Macron told reporters at the air show when asked about the two combat jet programmes.
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The center of the storm was set to move south of the North Carolina coast Sunday and well east of the state later in the day as it weakens.
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Even if she's not completely redefining the game in her image, Laurel weakens the Naviti majority, keeps a pocket ally, and spreads dissension among the Navitis who are left.
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The system strengthens or weakens the connections between its artificial neurons to more accurately determine that a given collection of pixels forms the more abstract pattern of a face.
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Related Research 21 Outlook: U.S. Property/Casualty Insurance (Shift to Underwriting Loss Likely as Pricing Weakens Further) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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Lobbyists are coming to grips with a new executive order from President Trump that weakens many of the restrictions that were imposed on their industry by the Obama administration.
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However, this splintered opposition weakens the threat against Iran's rulers, who will do everything possible to foster continued discord between opposition groups, something they've traditionally done with great success.
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The relatively higher lending rates in Indonesia are often cited as a factor that weakens the ability of Indonesian companies to compete globally and an obstacle to economic growth.
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The Outlook is likely to be revised to Stable if Ethias' score in Prism FBM weakens to "Adequate" based on 2016 financials or the duration gap fails to improve.
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The Federal Open Market Committee meets between Jan 29-30, and Chairman Jerome Powell is widely expected to acknowledge growing risks to the U.S. economy as global momentum weakens.
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When unelected bureaucrats misuse, mismanage and misallocate taxpayer funds, it not only takes resources away from vital government functions, it continually weakens citizens' faith and trust in their government.
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According to the NOAA, swimmers who are caught in a rip current should swim parallel to shore, or let the current carry them out to sea until it weakens.
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The virus is associated with myriad serious health problems, such as diseases of the nervous system and a lung-damaging condition called bronchiectasis, and it weakens the immune system.
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Politicizing enforcement action also weakens US arguments to foreign governments that the rule of law and good governance are crucial to healthy political systems and regulated interaction between governments.
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The government has also budgeted extra infrastructure spending for the current fiscal year, so it has little room to take further steps if the economy weakens further this year.
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A range of medical researchers have tried to measure the cardiovascular benefits of cold-water swims and to see whether, as swimmers sometimes claim, such immersion weakens common colds.
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Low gravity thins our bones, weakens our muscles, and makes our hearts change shapeBeing in space for long periods of time has a big impact on human bone density.
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There is long-standing precedent for presidents to refuse to allow testimony by high-level executive branch officials, but the privilege weakens substantially once someone becomes a private citizen.
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"Pause for a little while, refrain from the deafening noise that weakens and confuses our hearing, that makes us forget the fruitful and creative power of silence," he said.
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In addition to these, the Forbes Collection has a poor man's blue—smalt made from crushed cobalt containing potassium glass, which weakens, eventually, to a thin greeny-brown gray.
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If she weakens and eventually stumbles, she would follow at least two other German chancellors — Helmut Schmidt and Gerhard Schröder, her predecessor — in risking her job over a principle.
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The ratings could also be downgraded if the group's profitability weakens significantly, with a return on equity below 5% and a pre-tax operating return on assets below 0.4%.
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The agency's director will argue that private companies' encryption technology helps criminals, while the company's top lawyer will counter that unlocking one iPhone weakens the security of all iPhones.
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"Its decision slights both our precedents and out history, and its reasoning weakens this country's longstanding commitment to a separation of church and state beneficial to both," she said.
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It removes protections for 25 of the top 38 banks; weakens regulations on the biggest players and encourages them to manipulate regulations for their benefit; and saps consumer protections.
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They're angry with May because, they argued, her motion potentially rules out a no-deal Brexit and weakens the UK's negotiating power when it comes to the Irish backstop.
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Articles explained how sodium attaches itself to intertwined muscle proteins, weakens them and makes them separate so salty water can force itself deeper into the turkey and stay there.
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The central bank has started to ease monetary policy as growth weakens, but the spectre of pork-led inflation, even temporary, could limit its space for cutting interest rates.
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He discussed how the conflict between Syria and Turkey fundamentally weakens the relationship between the EU and the U.S., and stressed the need for collaboration and strengthening our alliance.
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Building and wall collapses occur every monsoon season, when rainfall weakens the foundations of the poorly-built slum structures that house 40 to 50 percent of the city's population.
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This decision weakens pressure on other countries to reduce emissions at a time of peak global temperatures and atmospheric carbon concentrations higher than at any point in human history.
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But more recent data suggested growth is slowing sharply ahead of Britain's exit from the European Union in less than 100 days time, and as the global economy weakens.
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A Bible, or a copy of "Charlotte's Web," for that matter, can be opened only so many times, even by the gentlest reader, before its spine weakens and surrenders.
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But yet another procedural sticking point emerged over the last several days after House Democrats objected to a provision that they say weakens their oversight over the Trump administration.
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Declaring that America is all in on defeating the Taliban regardless of whether the Taliban helps Al Qaeda weakens the case for the Taliban to not help Al Qaeda.
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While having a load of dates lined up used to excite me, nowadays, it's more of a burden — as with every date that comes and goes, my self-esteem weakens.
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Traders noted they had not seen major state-owned bank offering much dollar liquidity on Thursday morning but suspected some could emerge when the yuan weakens to around 6.9 level.
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"Travel in general puts stress on the body, and anything that puts stress on the body weakens the immune system, and makes you more susceptible to illness," Dr. Ahn says.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French central bank trimmed its economic growth outlook on Tuesday as demand from trading partners for exports weakens and consumers save extra income rather than spending it.
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"If sentiment from certain institutional investors weakens for healthcare it could negatively impact stocks" despite the sector's strong fundamentals, said Todd Rosenbluth, director of mutual fund research at CFRA Research.
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Moreover, Fitch will review the rating floor if state support measures are withdrawn or if the central government's ability and willingness to continue providing extraordinary support to the regions weakens.
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Isaac Newton realized that gravity's strength depends on the masses of two objects (like a planet and a moon) and weakens in proportion to the distance between those masses squared.
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The center of the storm will move near or south of the North Carolina coast early on Sunday and east of the state later in the day as it weakens.
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There are rules to Eternal Sunshine's mind trips; in Maniac, there are none whatsoever during similar sequences, and that weakens a lot of the interplay between different groups of characters.
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"So if the dollar weakens further on this bad news that we are getting from the U.S. economy, it actually helps technology earnings for the back half of the year."
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At the margin, that weakens the potential resistance when Messrs Orban and Kaczynski set about undermining these alternative centres of authority, or oligarchs concentrate power and wealth in their hands.
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When globalisation weakens religion and culture, these get reinvented "in more severe, monochromatic and ideological form"—not so much the clash of civilisations as the clash of artificially reconstructed ones.
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Even diehard libertarians should worry when the administration weakens rules governing the leaching of coal ash into groundwater, or permits the use of pesticides that may impair children's brain development.
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When doubts about America's greatness set in halfway through the movie, it physically weakens him (and turns out to have been the result of communist signals beamed into his brain).
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The central bank should find a "good opportunity" to declare a halt to currency intervention and only resume action if the yuan weakens beyond 25 percent, he said, without elaborating.
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As the FDA's capacity to micromanage drugs and devices weakens, the agency could, as our colleague Adam Thierer has written, reorient itself toward certification — educating patients and providers about risk.
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This aggression isn't strength that protects us — it is bullying that weakens the fabric of our culture and is perceived of as ignorance by other countries, making us more vulnerable.
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It happens when the heart muscle weakens and doesn't pump blood as well as it should, and can be caused by narrowed arteries as well as by high blood pressure.
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This bill further weakens accountability measures for other large banks, which hold $4 trillion in combined assets, or more than a quarter of all assets across the entire banking industry.
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You know how if a person laughs at your jokes you become funnier and funnier, and if he does not, every tiny little joke in you weakens up and dies.
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The escalating war of ad hominem attacks between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un needlessly weakens the U.S. message and detracts from its policy on North Korea.
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Similarly, when the economy weakens or goes into a recession, inflation will fall, as people are less inclined to spend and companies feel less pressure to accede to pay increases.
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Two thirds of these materials are imported, and increase in cost when sterling weakens, though the ONS said it could not identify a specific effect from a single month's data.
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Hurricanes are moving more slowly and dropping more rainHurricanes use warm water as fuel, so once a hurricane moves over colder water or dry land, it usually weakens and dissipates.
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President Donald Trump is in a position to get more concessions or even walk away from trade negotiations with China President Xi Jinping as the Chinese economy weakens, Cramer said.
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This bill would allow insurance companies to charge people 50 and over five times more than they charge other people and it weakens the life of the Medicare trust fund.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be downgraded if the combined ratio deteriorates to above 105% on a sustained basis, or if VSK's capital strength, as assessed by Fitch, weakens significantly.
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"The measures suggest there will be more spending from the French government, which implies a higher deficit in 210 and weakens the financial position," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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Speaking during a forum in Zurich, the central bank leader gave mostly positive reviews to where the U.S. stands now, even while much of the rest of the world weakens.
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So when the world's second-largest carbon dioxide emitter decides not to play ball, it drastically weakens how much other countries can be shamed or prodded into limiting their emissions.
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But more recent converts, such as people who voted for former President Barack Obama and then backed Mr. Trump in 2016, might be more vulnerable, particularly if the economy weakens.
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Falling inflation raises the risk that economies will slip into outright deflation if growth weakens, making downturns worse as consumers hoard their cash, knowing that prices will be lower tomorrow.
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Some athletes -- especially boxers -- say a little booty weakens the knees ... and with a HUGE playoff game against the Packers coming up on Sunday, the Cowboys need all knees strong.
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As the storm weakens, the rainfall threat will not change, Dr. Brennan said, and it can lead to flash flooding that occurs with little warning, as well as river flooding.
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"The rent freeze weakens Berlin's economy, threatens jobs and will only exacerbate the causes of rising rents and the dearth of living spaces," said Construction Association managing director Robert Momberg.
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Background: The company has been earning substantial profits in North America — and made $1003 billion globally last year — but it has idled three U.S. plants as demand for vehicles weakens.
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"If the dollar/yen weakens below 105 yen, and if the dip appears to be short-lived, we will flexibly use that opportunity to buy unhedged dollar bonds," Asai added.
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The prestige of the U.S. dollar is being questioned as the currency weakens and competitors such as the euro and the renminbi gain strength, an investment manager told CNBC Monday.
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Operation of the prison "weakens our national security by draining resources, damaging our relationships with key allies and partners, and emboldening violent extremists," the White House said in a release.
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One could be the amount of time you spend in the sun: When chronic sun exposure weakens the skin, it takes very little contact for blood vessels to leak, Lipoff says.
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Investors are also focusing on this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting, where Chairman Jerome Powell is widely expected to acknowledge growing risks to the U.S. economy as global momentum weakens.
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