Once you find a weakness, you can exploit that weakness.
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I looked at that as weakness, by weakness I'm letting my investors down, weakness in the persona that I'm presenting to the audience.
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Meanwhile, Democrats' very weakness down ballot threatens to breed more weakness.
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If you see it as a weakness, it will be a weakness.
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They simply exploited human weakness, design weakness, policy failures and unpatched software.
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Instead of selling into stock market weakness, we buy into the weakness.
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Those stocks get sold on days when investors think oil weakness means economic weakness.
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The failure of this support level showed short term weakness, but not trend weakness.
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The subsequent failure of this support level showed short term weakness, but not trend weakness.
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If you have a weakness that you should've fixed, regulators will focus on that weakness.
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Q: What is your biggest weakness that's really a weakness, and not a secret strength?
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Maybe he's been judged unfairly for a weakness in character, but it's a real weakness.
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Russia has enhanced its position because of Obama's weakness in the Middle East, weakness in Syria.
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This leads men to associate vulnerability with weakness and by association, weakness with the feminine gender.
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So weakness or perceived weakness is held against you even as strength is also held against you.
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As a very literal manifestation of the cloud, the GCE's weakness is the cloud's weakness—maintaining connections.
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These conditions can fuel a vicious spiral: Economic weakness creates falling prices, which create more economic weakness.
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He was struck by the patient's profound leg weakness and milder weakness in his hands and arms.
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But every time we find a weakness, it learns from us and the weakness disappears the next day.
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It's unlikely — and that betrays Clinton's real weakness as a candidate, and her real weakness among millennials today.
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"When you hear about weakness in department stores, that often causes weakness in PVH's wholesale business," Cramer said.
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Weakness or, to be more specific, showing or admitting to weakness, seemed both un-Italian and un-American.
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The first implication is that weakness was, is, and remains provocative — especially when it's weakness masked in bluster.
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We saw the shameful treatment of our sailors, that this creates weakness — sends a signal of weakness around the world.
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He cited seasonal weakness along with geopolitical concerns for the weakness, but contended stocks would recover strongly before year's end.
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Veteran trader Art Cashin agrees, calling the market rout partially seasonal and partially a case of weakness driving further weakness.
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As Breland-Noble put it, seeking help indicates weakness in a cultural narrative where weakness has never been an option.
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More recent episodes of U.S. weakness, notably over the summer of 2015 and in January 2016 weakness, spread fast to global markets.
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In another speech, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said inflation weakness has been driven by transitory oil weakness and a strengthening dollar.
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Outsized exposure to oil-producing states, missteps with its loyalty program, and general weakness in casual dining have contributed to comp weakness.
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"There was some weakness in China but it looks like temporary weakness," said Sean Sequeira, chief investment officer at Alleron Investment Management.
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Every team has a weakness because every team should have a weakness, given that adolescents and young adults are contesting these games.
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President Trump will continue to tweet about the weakness of China's position and the fundamental weakness and risks growing within its economy.
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"If there's any Chinese weakness at all, any fear of weakness at all," the $71 stock will fall to the $60s, Cramer warned.
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In the current study, 74% of patients had muscle weakness, 64% had weakness specifically in facial muscles and 29% needed assistance to breathe.
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"With commodity markets showing weakness in China, we have seen a second day of weakness in the FTSE," said Cornhill Capital stockbroker Lewis Jones.
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The hack itself was executed using a common weakness: first, an embedded device within the network was found with a known zero-day weakness.
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Manufacturing sector weakness and an initial read of 0.7 percent annualized GDP growth have have increased predictions of looming weakness in the United States.
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Risk appetite had dented in the last few days hurt by a sustained weakness in commodity prices and as stocks tracked wider market weakness.
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His weakness has shed light on Congress's weakness, and should force legislators to face some tough questions about the state of their own institution.
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"The market got overbought up until yesterday and the weakness in oil, the weakness in the yuan, the weakness in European banks is just a reminder the overarching concerns people have are still there," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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"I say buy these stocks on weakness, although admittedly we haven't seen much weakness since Alcoa stalled the group out earlier this month," Cramer said.
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The market sell-off is partially seasonal, and partially a case of weakness driving further weakness, Wall Street veteran Art Cashin told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The idea of having feelings and having insecurities or anything is showing weakness, but it's not showing weakness, it's showing that you're a human being.
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CAPEX WEAKNESS Analysts largely blamed slower October-December growth on weakness in capital spending - previously considered the lone bright spot in an otherwise weak economy.
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"That lesson has stayed with me and reminded me of my own weakness and of the weakness of all good people in groups," Comey said.
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That's fine... TRUMP: ... Spend a little more money on the commercials... BUSH: ... But, if you want to talk about weakness, you want to talk about weakness?
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Third, you have to get the diagnosis to the root cause of them, which could be that you have a weakness, or everybody has a weakness.
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"We are seeing some euro weakness and some dollar weakness, and the two are cancelling each other out," said Thu Lan Nguyen, FX strategist at Commerzbank.
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But he warned that weakness this year is not just centered on growth concerns about China and falling energy prices, but earnings weakness across the board.
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I have to tell you, I see some weakness in flash, I'm a little worried about possible weakness in DRAM coming, so I'm not a buyer.
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But clear signs of weakness have emerged in the domestic economy with the dreadful December retail sales followed by weakness in industrial production and durable orders.
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While Norway for much of 2019 defied the weakness seen in other European economies, it has more recently shown signs of succumbing to the weakness found abroad.
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Lots of tiny holes creates weakness, and weakness can cause bats to break, which is why manufacturers put their logos perpendicular to the grain on ash bats.
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The signs include sudden weakness in the arms or legs; neck weakness or stiffness; a drooping face or eyelids; difficulty swallowing; and slurred speech, health officials say.
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Never mind that the recent Argentine and Brazilian currency weakness was prompted by economic weakness at home and by the social unrest now sweeping through Latin America.
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Finally, there's hysteresis: the proposition that demand-side weakness now breeds supply-side weakness later, so that there are big payoffs to boosting the economy through public spending.
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"The weakness [read: slightly higher costs] over the past two days doesn't derail that effort, but that could change if the weakness persists for another day or two."
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The greatest risk for the West is, after all, not its weakness of means but a perception of its weakness of will, both at home and in Moscow.
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"Hollow threats and slow, hapless responses from the administration translated to perceived weakness on the part of the U.S., and Putin exploited that weakness with impunity," the Republicans write.
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Here's what three market watchers expect from the sector after recent weakness: Bottom line: Tech weakness looks temporary, and the market will move back into high-growth stocks again.
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It&aposs absolutely clear that Putin will push wherever he sees weakness, and we don&apost want any weakness, period, in the NATO issue or in the European alliance.
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In fact, the decision was a sign of weakness — of Mr. Abe's political weakness and also, more problematically for the country, of a crisis of representativeness in Japanese politics.
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For months, the Federal Reserve has expressed open anxiety about potential weakness here, but has identified the trade war and economic weakness overseas as the causes of its worries.
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But to say that economic weakness helped Trump because he was the GOP nominee is a different claim from the argument that economic weakness helped Trump become the GOP nominee.
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You Can't Show Weakness In our early days, I used to assume our employees would see the chaos and disorganization of the startup phase as a sign of weakness and risk.
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Cramer recommended for investors to wait until it reports in a week, and then buy it into any post-earnings weakness, or weakness caused by another industrial that reports later on.
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Kotecha expects the yuan weakness against the dollar in the second half of the year will be largely driven by a combination of dollar strength and weakness in China's capital markets.
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LinkedIn also predicted continuous weakness, which was scary because it gets 40 percent of its sales outside of the U.S. Suddenly investors understood how vulnerable LinkedIn is to macro-economic weakness.
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CBB highlighted weakness in the auto retail segment, where growth is slowing from a high base, while apparel and luxury goods saw rapid inventory growth, which could point to future weakness.
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Symptoms can include sudden limb weakness, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial and eyelid drooping, facial weakness, difficulty moving the eyes, swallowing difficulty or slurred speech, according to the CDC.
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" Graham said history has shown that "weakness breeds aggression.
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"Euro was affected by the weakness in cable," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corporation in New York, in reference to the weakness in the pound against the dollar.
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Or to put it another way, they're trying to create bias, not end it, and weakness — the kind of weakness Mr. Comey has so spectacularly displayed — only encourages them to do more.
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But Burgert said anyone with AFM symptoms (including sudden arm or leg weakness, facial drooping and weakness, drooping eyelids, difficulty swallowing, and slurred speech) should see a doctor as soon as possible.
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"The weakness this week for Latin America does broadly reflect the weakness in emerging markets as a whole, which have been sold off lockstep with news on the coronavirus," Bailard's Leve said.
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Patients can experience symptoms like fever, weakness, severe headache, and numbness and tingling, as well as a stiff neck, weakness in their lower body, difficulty speaking, light sensitivity, temporary facial paralysis, and irritability.
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Weakness at STATS: We estimate JCET group's 337161 revenue and EBITDA to be around USD33712-33718256bn and USD33710307m-USD337165m, respectively, which are lower than our earlier expectations, primarily due to weakness at STATS.
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"There was weakness in the non-farm payrolls ... if you look at the numbers, a lot of it was construction weakness," said Thierry Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist at Macquarie Group.
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One way to play any further weakness would be to "scatter out protective puts" in the broader market — any more losses in tech would expose overall weakness in the total market, he says.
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But markets are on the look out for any signs of weakness; after all, labour markets are "not that strong everywhere", UBS economists note, pointing to pockets of manufacturing and agriculture weakness. -U.
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The market has indeed been trading in quite a narrow range, and some weakness in technology stocks has already been apparent this summer, but now some weakness is showing in bank stocks, too.
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It is an indication there is weakness on the horizon and frankly a lot of that weakness in that narrative is really being fed, fueled by what we are seeing around the world.
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That initial obstacle became a strength rather than a weakness.
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Truth and courage aren't always comfortable, but they're never weakness.
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Noredea Markets' Lund cited the weakness to overall risk aversion.
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Still, Paul expects a heap of market weakness to come.
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Her campaign clearly sees it as a weakness of his.
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We remain OW NVDA and would be buyers on weakness.
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We teach boys to be afraid of weakness, of vulnerability.
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However, Wednesday's gains did little to reverse overall market weakness.
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In choosing weakness, his love became stronger than my hurt.
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Recent data has shown signs of weakness in China's economy.
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The Tapplock One's main weakness might be its proprietary charger.
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The main weakness of Vinyl, for me, remains the music.
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They are not the mark of weakness, but of power.
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Watch its forecasts for signs of weakness down the road.
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It's true there has been some modest weakness this month.
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Disappointing May import numbers from China exacerbated the yuan's weakness.
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Fresh signs of weakness in Britain's economy appeared on Tuesday.
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The weakness is not just rates, but high home prices.
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But dollar weakness abated as the European session wore on.
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China must not read this as a sign of weakness.
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Or the seed of weakness, when it just breaks me.
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But that wasn't enough to offset the weakness in snacks.
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You have my blessing to still buy this into weakness.
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"This particular president advances when he senses weakness," Goodman said.
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That's a strength and we're turning it into a weakness.
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And some strategists see further weakness ahead for the group.
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Tim Seymour was a buyer of FedEx on UPS' weakness.
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ISM nonmanufacturing data also showed weakness in the employment component.
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The actions were instantly successful in reversing the lira's weakness.
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But I think the weakness in the market is broader.
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I mean these people represented a world view of weakness.
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But the label's weakness wasn't entirely related to those changes.
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That's why you see weakness in foreign exchange and equity.
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Hillary Clinton's greatest skill can also be her greatest weakness.
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Is that a show of weakness that Daenerys can risk?
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Trump's true character and his political weakness grew ever clearer.
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An unexpected rebound in services offset continued weakness in manufacturing.
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VEVEY, Switzerland (Reuters) - Weakness in North America led Nestle (NESN.
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You interpreted our trust as weakness and you exploited that.
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It instead projects a corruption of the spirit and weakness.
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It is pushing through discomfort, weakness, fear, sadness and doubt.
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The SpotMini's 90 minute battery life is yet another weakness.
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So do you consider naïveté a strength or a weakness?
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Sonangol cited "management weakness" and financial concerns for the dismissals.
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The drones' biggest weakness, like many drones, is battery life.
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R: Again, currency weakness is part of the natural adjustment.
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First, it illuminates the continuing weakness of the left everywhere.
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The dollar weakness has bolstered other parts of the market.
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But the preponderance of polling data still points toward weakness.
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This is both the film's strength and its biggest weakness.
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The weakness is confirmed both with chart and fundamental analysis.
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And what we see was the weakness of the banks.
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Job growth noticeably slowed, with some weakness across most sectors.
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Going to sex therapy is not a sign of weakness.
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Exports have just recovered in 2017 after years of weakness.
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Yet its vulnerability to terrorism has long been a weakness.
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Further weakness in China causes other emerging markets to falter.
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Often the economy concerned will already have a chronic weakness.
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Morocco's governance and development indicators are a major credit weakness.
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BUT WE'VE ALSO STARTED SEEING SOME WEAKNESS IN SOME AREAS.
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Chinese state banks then jumped in to temper the weakness.
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"Caring" is not just a weakness waiting to be exploited.
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So, apparently, they're expecting some of the weakness to continue.
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Portuguese power was exported abroad to hide weakness at home.
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Brent showed some signs of weakness however, trading around $47.10.
|
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UK stocks, which benefit from sterling weakness, rose 0.9 percent.
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Another adversary is bodily weakness, signalled by pain and tiredness.
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One chart watcher said more weakness could present an opportunity.
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Chinese markets shrugged off weakness in many other Asian markets.
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The next most common concern was prolonged economic weakness (67%).
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Robb says older brother William had a weakness for chocolate.
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Collective narcissism was explained as an overcompensation for individual weakness.
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But China is not driving the weakness of the yuan.
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Randomness is both this deck's great strength and great weakness.
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Imbecile's only significant weakness is its failure to situate Buck's
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It, instead, projects a corruption of the spirit and weakness.
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GRAHAM: It would be a sign of weakness to China.
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That helped him overcome his biggest weakness for a night.
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The consumer business remained buoyant, offsetting weakness in other areas.
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People see sensitivity as a weakness, rather than a strength.
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Sanders clearly doesn't, but he needs to address this weakness.
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This shows weakness in the strength of the trading activity.
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In our opinion, weakness in hardware is not entirely structural.
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I thought that love, any kind of love, was weakness.
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But the much of the hard data is reflecting weakness.
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The derivatives market implies that traders foresee further sterling weakness.
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The agency said symptoms can include weakness, cough, or collapse.
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Why do critics see President Trump's strategic kindness as weakness?
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The February weakness remained despite last week's 10.5 percent surge.
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The weakness is also being felt across the wider region.
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The market weakness has already affected several other share offers.
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There are certainly signs of weakness in the manufacturing sector.
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It's sometimes seen as a sign of weakness, isn't it?
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And remember, Clinton needs a candidate who complements her weakness.
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Bucking the overall weakness, some defensive shares were in demand.
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Last week it attributed recent hryvnia weakness to seasonal factors.
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Could this be a good time to buy on weakness?
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He views any concession as a sign of humiliating weakness.
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Because to confuse silence for weakness is a terrible mistake.
|
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There is an underlying weakness in the prime minister's position.
|
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The U.S. dollar's weakness also gave struggling sterling a lift.
|
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But this strength has also been Pacific rugby's greatest weakness.
|
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But indicators show investors are still betting on sterling weakness.
|
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But the scarcity of design is also its longterm weakness.
|
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A revving economy may help the banks overcome their weakness.
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If anything, their apparent weakness will only invite further attacks.
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But it is such a massive and easily exploited weakness.
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The EM weakness is not limited to the banking sector.
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"The silence revealed the weakness of their position," he said.
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Some notable pockets of weakness remain in the nation's economy.
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This could have to do with the weakness of his
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It instead projects a corruption of the spirit, and weakness.
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Still, he admitted to having a weakness for Syrian sweets.
|
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The dollar was higher in afternoon trading, after early weakness.
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It instead projects a corruption of the spirit and weakness.
|
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The move was overturned by dollar weakness after Powell's comments.
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Recent weakness in the U.S. dollar could help, as well.
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The central bank said exports were showing some weakness recently.
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It expects weakness in gasoline cracks in the United States.
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Berlin, well before Fukuyama, identified a potential weakness of liberalism.
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Is he negotiating from a position of strength or weakness?
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" ... "The weakness of the US charge against Assange is shocking.
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The chief problem is fundamental weakness at the bidding companies.
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It's a policy weakness to which Iran has no answer.
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Some economists believe the report exaggerated the services sector's weakness.
|
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General weakness among emerging market currencies, however, supported the dollar.
|
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Macy's reported weakness in areas like women's sportswear and jewelry.
|
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There were new signs of weakness in China on Wednesday.
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In Fitch's view, Multibank's capitalization metrics represent its major weakness.
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There are early signs of weakness for Trump in Michigan.
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You've ended up projecting coldness but also weakness and hurt.
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But the Russian economy is a potential weakness for Putin.
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A cellphone number is not the only point of weakness.
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Another sign of Biden's vulnerability is his weakness in Iowa.
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Some investors worry that's a sign of economic weakness ahead.
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Unsurpassed nuclear weapons strength – not weakness – must be our goal.
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Somehow, having an open mind is viewed as a weakness.
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Weakness is viewed as an opportunity, not as an omen.
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The ToneWoodAmp runs on three AA batteries, its only weakness.
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But don't let anyone interpret your kindness as a weakness.
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He blames the weakness entirely on a lack of listings.
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Buffett joked that he isn't immune to this human weakness.
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Britain's FTSE gained 0.92 percent, helped by the currency's weakness.
|
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Two other GDP comparisons are illustrative of Russia's economic weakness.
|
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Some survey respondents cited weakness in orders from Chinese clients.
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That is seen as a signal of pending economic weakness.
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Instead they viewed that outreach as weakness to be exploited.
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Hillary Clinton's weakness with black voters may doom her there.
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It's not unusual to be distressed; it's not a weakness.
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At these levels, McDonald says buying the weakness looks attractive.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz have called that a weakness.
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"Our diversity is a strength, not a weakness," she said.
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If he sees a weakness, he will pounce on it.
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This points to the greatest weakness in our election defenses.
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I ended up breaking him down and spotting his weakness.
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Now, there are signs of economic weakness on the horizon.
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The import weakness was largely ascribed to slacker domestic demand.
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Her greatest debate weakness remains her habit of seeming slippery.
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Daredevil senses her weakness and flips her sword on her.
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That weakness is starting to show up in company results.
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In every match, I'm probing my opponent's style for weakness.
|
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Fresh signs of weakness in the economy appeared on Tuesday.
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Republicans should not show "weakness" and fall into their trap.
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The weakness of the global economy is exacerbating the trend.
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Recent weakness in commodities like copper further Maley's cautious stance.
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" "Your greatest weakness is that you occasionally give a damn.
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But for all the talk of her political weakness, Mrs.
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There were a few signs of weakness in the report.
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If there was a weakness it was in the secondary.
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That weakness will no doubt reduce inflation fears still further.
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Civility is not a sign of weakness, but of civilization.
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Large charities took root in Bangladesh because of government weakness.
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Any less could risk structural weakness and a fatal implosion.
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"Weakness is provocative," she warned the radio host Hugh Hewitt.
|
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The dollar's recent weakness likely has helped coax visitors stateside.
|
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"This particular president advances when he senses weakness," Goodman says.
|
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But some curious pieces of evidence point to underlying weakness.
|
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"Populism has led to the weakness of Ukraine," he said.
|
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But the report is actually a story of presidential weakness.
|
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But it was also a move from strength to weakness.
|
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Now, my silence wasn't a weakness but its own power.
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"It is a really big problem and weakness," he said.
|
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But Kohl's still cited weakness in its women's apparel business.
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We wrote about the weakness of ad campaigns this month.
|
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Officials blamed that sluggishness on persistent weakness in labor productivity.
|
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Mild side effects include dizziness, tiredness, weakness, nervousness, and diarrhea.
|
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But the PMI again pointed to weakness in US manufacturing.
|
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This year, she said, the weakness is harder to explain.
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Some scholars see the 214th Amendment's ambiguity as a weakness.
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How do you protect a weakness, or hide a strength?
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DeVos has a weakness for any school that isn't public.
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Signs of hypoglycemia include dizziness, confusion and feelings of weakness.
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"That's the strength and weakness of France," Ms. Feucher said.
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The equation of emotionality with female weakness pervades Kitamura's novel.
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The fragility and weakness of my body, I can handle.
|
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This is often played as a political weakness for Democrats.
|
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Expect a market response if there's any sign of weakness.
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"However, the weakness could come back next week," he added.
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Nagel said he's recommending investors buy the stocks on weakness.
|
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Traders said the pound was helped by broad dollar weakness.
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Even there, the scale of Democratic weakness has been exaggerated.
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It can cause headaches, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach and confusion.
|
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Sensing weakness, Mr. Maduro has now gone on the offensive.
|
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Property market weakness has also pinched growth, hurting consumer sentiment.
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However, Goldman said the weakness in manufacturing may have bottomed.
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When threatened, he will pounce on any perception of weakness.
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However, he said pockets of weakness need to be addressed.
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And yet, could this stoicism also be Pete's greatest weakness?
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While the weakness is somewhat shallower, it is more widespread.
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The United States' overwhelming strength is, paradoxically, also a weakness.
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Cramer said he likes each of these stocks on weakness.
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Weakness again on concerns about coronavirus and what that means.
|
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We are also seeing some weakness on the equity side.
|
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The United States' relative strength is also, paradoxically, a weakness.
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In this way, North Korean weakness constrains any American options.
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And I think the weakness is more related to trade.
|
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But there were also signs of weakness in the quarter.
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PTSD does not happen because of mental or emotional weakness.
|
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Age has become a sign of weakness instead of wisdom.
|
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His wedge play, once a weakness, has become another weapon.
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Recently Charpentier has been experiencing muscle weakness in his hands.
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These areas have shown relative strength during times of weakness.
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January's weakness could be blamed on the weather, Matus said.
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The weakness was driven entirely by a lack of buyers.
|
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"His warmth should never be mistaken for weakness," he said.
|
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Further, the American people, on the whole, see this weakness.
|
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Schlossberg says Facebook's weakness stems from more than regulatory pressure.
|
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Wages, like inflation, have been showing disappointing weakness this year.
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I sensed their desolation in the weakness of their handshakes.
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Generally, the dollar's strength has contributed to weakness in oil.
|
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He knew the "weakness" that Arnold described all too well.
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That's not the kind of stock you buy into weakness.
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Other headwinds include political and trade uncertainty and weakness overseas.
|
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It views crime as an act of weakness, not power.
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There were other pockets of weakness, though, in the report.
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So you should be ready to buy them into weakness.
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They were defined by, and proud of, their flagrant weakness.
|
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Company executives said they were surprised by U.S. industry weakness.
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"North Korea knows this weakness of China," Mr. Thae said.
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Until then, the market could endure some weakness into 2020.
|
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An ingrained warrior mentality can prevent them from admitting weakness.
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So we're bound to see some weakness down the road.
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Are billionaires a sign of a country's health or weakness?
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He shrugged off weakness in December as a seasonal blip.
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This accounts, in part, for his disastrous weakness in polling.
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His own online weakness, he said, is baseball trading rumors.
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Given the weakness of our election infrastructure, they may succeed.
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This weekend's accusations could transform that strength into a weakness.
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Body language, perceptions of weakness versus power — it's all real.
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Oh, the weakness the devil can see in our hearts!
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Alas, an unquestioned strength has morphed into a questioned weakness.
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But Trump is not the product of Republican Party weakness.
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It's a weakness, and I need to move beyond it.
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In prison, tears are a form of weakness inviting retaliation.
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We are not changing our views and we remain buyers of weakness — however, for our tactically minded clients, it may make sense to fade strength and be prepared to add to weakness in August.
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Within FICC, U.S. GTUBs generally cited weakness across all product areas, although Citigroup (Citi) highlighted currency trading weakness and Goldman Sachs (Goldman) experienced its weakest quarter in commodities trading since becoming a public company.
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In her speech on Monday to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, Brainard cautioned against raising interest rates too quickly due to potential weakness in the labor market and risks of economic weakness overseas.
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Like Gibbs, Maley believes the overall weakness in the tech space is a case of investors having been "loaded to the gills in these FANG names" and using recent weakness to rebalance their portfolios.
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Lindsey Group analyst Peter Boockvar said the renewed focus has been spurred by the persisting weakness in the offshore yuan, and the increased tolerance of the Chinese government to let that weakness play out.
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The weakness in the antipodean currencies also came as the U.S. dollar gained on remarks by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell earlier this week that a recent weakness in inflation owed to "transitory" factors.
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While we may see some weakness based on macro data on Monday, I still believe that the negatives of high oil prices and currency weakness have been well-absorbed and momentum should continue till Diwali.
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The weakness was driven by poor performances in cash and derivatives.
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Their weakness strengthens Zod, who does make for an excellent antagonist.
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HoloLens' weakness was even more apparent in another app by Taqtile.
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In addition to weakness in China, Apple blamed slower upgrade rates.
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Public finances are a key weakness in Egypt's sovereign credit profile.
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"That is probably the biggest weakness of our model," Kite says.
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Perhaps its biggest weakness can be simply stated: not enough hits.
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However, the derivatives market implies that traders foresee further sterling weakness.
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The automotive sector is a particular source of metals demand weakness.
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"Consensus is not weakness," Biden said, in a slightly garbled passage.
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This is a person you don't want to show weakness to.
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Big retailers sometimes make big acquisitions from a position of weakness.
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"To allow that weakness to consume you, it will," she says.
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And finally, the monkeys' identical DNA might instead be a weakness.
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It's an uncomfortable topic that reveals our community's weakness and hypocrisy.
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"Therefore, the cushion to absorb any further weakness has worn thinner."
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That would have been the time to correct this structural weakness.
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If there's a weakness to this study, it's in this area.
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They also expect iPhone sales weakness to continue into this year.
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Carmakers are facing tough conditions this year including weakness in China.
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Like any bully, Trump presses hardest when his opponent shows weakness.
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North Korea "has interpreted America's past restraint as weakness," Trump said.
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On Thursday Erdogan blamed lira weakness on attacks by the West.
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Texas Instruments, like other semiconductor companies, is also seeing weakness ahead.
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As a momager, this is both her strength and her weakness.
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Unfortunately, there aren't any, and it's the Echo Show's greatest weakness.
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So Anchor is looking to capitalize on SoundCloud's moment of weakness.
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I would buy them because I expect dollar weakness next year.
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Weakness is largely coming from the secondary industry - most notably manufacturing.
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Meanwhile, Target's grocery department continues to be a point of weakness.
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His one weakness is the Trader Joe's Organic Corn Chip Dippers.
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Charles overcame weakness in one area with superior strength in another.
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Which, I know, is a sign of weakness in your world.
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Bears linebacker Pernell McPhee says sleeves are a sign of weakness.
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As a football player, you never show weakness to your opponent.
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China weakness: China's economy is slumping at the worst possible time.
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Qatar's index recovered from early weakness to end 0.4 percent higher.
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Women are leaders, and motherhood is a strength, not a weakness.
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With this, Russia and many other countries smelled weakness in Washington.
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Symptoms include headaches, weakness, muscle cramps and feeling faint or sick.
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Stocks were held back by the weakness in oil prices Tuesday.
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This continued disappointment could be a sign of economic weakness ahead.
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The underlying problem is a weakness in the patching process itself.
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Trump is still litigating his areas of weakness from Monday's debate.
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People often see therapy as an admission of failure or weakness.
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However, we are concerned at the weakness of current cash generation.
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The weakness of the Turkish currency has rippled through global markets.
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The system's chief weakness is its long tail of puny firms.
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He expects the outlook to improve as the prior weakness eases.
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There was a weakness in the battle station, if you'll recall.
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Yet weakness is expected to be broad-based across the group.
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But where Trump saw weakness, Pelosi and her team saw strength.
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"In early 2016, the weakness widened to more industries," it said.
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The state has suffered dramatically from the prolonged weakness in oil.
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These moves, however, come as much out of weakness as strength.
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Weakness may limit the scale of what Mr Putin can accomplish.
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GITA GOPINATH: So, trade is, indeed, showing a lot of weakness.
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We're seeing a lot of weakness in industrial production and manufacturing.
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And emerging markets, we've see pretty strong weakness in emerging markets.
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India's growing prowess in finance contrasts with its weakness in manufacturing.
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Weirdly, though, this turns out to be the experience's biggest weakness.
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Symptoms include a fever, sore throat, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and weakness.
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The weakness of the breakout, meanwhile, is confirmed with fundamental analysis.
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Forward rates are already factoring in further weakness in the yuan.
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The root cause is usually a chronic weakness in public finances.
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The underlying weakness has to do with alerts rather than cryptography.
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Donald Trump has an unusual kind of power: He reveals weakness.
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It is also a testament to the weakness of the opposition.
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It's unclear, however, exactly how such a weakness would be defined.
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To be clear, not all M&A will flow from weakness.
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Indeed, the farrago signalled his strength as well as his weakness.
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Mai's scam exploits a little-known weakness in how Venmo works.
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He always tries to buy on weakness and sell into strength.
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The bank has been hit hard by weakness in emerging markets.
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Anticipated weakness in the agriculture sector could also be an issue.
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The bank's wealth management business performed well, offsetting weakness in insurance.
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Nor did they reflect a specific weakness in the British system.
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The earlier data showed China remaining the epicentre of the weakness.
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Ultimately, vulnerability is not about weakness but taking an emotional risk.
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He said he thought the deal reflected weakness by the SEC.
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SO, YES, I AM CONCERNED ABOUT THE WEAKNESS IN THE CURRENCY.
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That, to Gordon, signals weakness in Netflix relative to the market.
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However, that, too, may fail to deliver any real yen weakness.
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My work wife and I head to Panda Express, my weakness.
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The weakness of Europe's economic giant has many outside Germany worried.
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The gilets jaunes, having scented weakness, will surely press for more.
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But sluggish investment also reflects the weakness of Egypt's domestic market.
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N while dealing with weakness at its own consumer care business.
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Not all the weakness in the PMI was weather-related, though.
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I don't know why I ever had any weakness with Kyle.
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It is also because of a traditional weakness of local leaders.
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At the time, some took this as a sign of weakness.
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AUSSIE UP The weakness in the dollar pushed other currencies higher.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS TRADING PARTNER WEAKNESS PUSHING 10-YEAR LOWER- CNBC
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It turns out, both have a weakness for the Polk men.
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It's obviously a weakness and makes the fight against terrorism harder.
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His lack of a guiding philosophy ought to be a weakness.
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On sterling however, Bunning said the weakness is likely to continue.
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British stocks have benefited from the pound&aposs recent renewed weakness.
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There are also signs of weakness in the United States economy.
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I end up on Wish, a shopping site that's my weakness.
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Broad emerging market weakness is weighing on global economic growth prospects.
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The weakness in the yen likely boosted major exporters in Japan.
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He said to buy either stock on weakness after it reports.
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That would certainly resolve the sensor weakness of the 1 series.
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MIWD00000PUS fell 0.37 percent, dragged down by weakness on Wall Street.
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But the Trump administration's weakness in diplomacy is beginning to show.
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Most other emerging European currencies retreated, mirroring earlier weakness in Asia.
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Its situation must always savor of weakness, sometimes border upon anarchy.
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And I don&apost do that from strength or from weakness.
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The company also warned that fare prices could see continued weakness.
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It's both its biggest strength and also kind of a weakness.
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And all experiments have a major weakness: They're not real life.
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But he does see the speaker showing some signs of weakness.
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They know it's a glaring weakness, and they're working on it.
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The biggest problem is a weakness in the credit card itself.
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The housing sector showed further weakness at the end of 2018.
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If there's a weakness and he detects it, then they're gone.
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Gold prices bounced back due to the weakness of the greenback.
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The best hope for manufacturers is that this weakness is temporary.
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The South Korean won's weakness was also expected to help exports.
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This is where the weakness is at the mall — it's apparel.
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Its growth accelerated as strength in services offset weakness in manufacturing.
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These shifts in momentum reflect the fundamental weakness of all parties.
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That's why we think there could be some weakness to come.
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Europe's economic weakness comes as growth in Asia is also slowing.
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That's not a sign of weakness; it's a sign of strength.
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It outperformed European peers, benefitting from sterling weakness against the euro.
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Hitting an enemy's weakness staggers it, effectively canceling its next turn.
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"That's one big weakness that's increasingly becoming even bigger," says Wang.
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It speaks to real weakness among China's trading partners, especially Germany.
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It only has one weakness: an attack assisted by Apple itself.
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Things will get better — she found a weakness she can exploit.
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He always tries to buy on weakness and sell into strength.
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This will provide more thoughtful answers or demonstrate areas of weakness.
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That politics reflects these changes is a strength, not a weakness.
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Any pause by Facebook is seen as a sign of weakness.
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He considered religion a weakness and had hated church since childhood.
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The government gets Apple to add a weakness to a product?
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Despite the anticipated first-quarter weakness, the economy's fundamentals remain favorable.
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The bank's capitalisation has historically been a weakness relative to peers.
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This is how you purge out your weakness and small-mindedness.
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She lived with power — not without weakness but overcoming her weaknesses.
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The weakness in core import prices likely reflects ongoing dollar strength.
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The film's weakness, however, lies within its use of the superfluous.
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The dollar's weakness saw the euro gain 0.2 percent to $1.1375.
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This may reflect Mr Xi's mightiness, or his weakness and insecurity.
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Asian and antipodean currencies reversed earlier weakness on the U.S. data.
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Graphic - Sterling options show high hedging costs, expected sterling weakness: tmsnrt.
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Symptoms include shortness of breath, coughing, chest congestion and severe weakness.
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This credit weakness is incorporated in Iraq's 'B-'/Stable sovereign rating.
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The currency is also hurt by weakness in the Indian rupee .
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And Indiana economists point to pockets of weakness within the state.
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Her frame may be tiny, but don't mistake that for weakness.
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"Republicans' weakness among minority voters is well-known," Mr. Brown said.
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Germany could easily increase government spending to counter any consumer weakness.
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But, "probably long term it's got some weakness here," he added.
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That weakness, however, has not yet spread into the labor market.
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So, what is the president's biggest weakness on the golf course?
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Ignore transgressions, and you advertise your weakness while encouraging other miscreants.
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Such details are the strength of this book—and its weakness.
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The problem is, you have a weakness for the little things.
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That's unusual because yen weakness usually boosts the Nikkei average .N225.
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There was the constant watch for weakness — would the woman cry?
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"Uhhhh," you may worry when your interviewer asks about a weakness.
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And there are signs of significant weakness in Europe and China.
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THERE'S STILL SOME WEAKNESS IN SOME OF THE OTHER EMERGING MARKETS.
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For Nietzsche, strength was intrinsically good and weakness was intrinsically bad.
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You show any sign of weakness, and you get eaten alive.
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Canada's start-up sector has been growing despite broader economic weakness.
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To get injured and not recover is a sign of weakness.
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As Simpson notes, laughter isn't a sign of unseriousness or weakness.
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The key is to buy on weakness and sell into strength.
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This shows trend weakness and the development of a new downtrend.
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For a long time, that was seen as YouTube's great weakness.
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Recent weakness in U.S. factory output could further drag on Mexico.
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Looking through, line by line, I really can't see any weakness.
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Such sentiment was reflected in the weakness in the financial sector .
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These are all features of an early warning of trend weakness.
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"I'd be a buyer of Amazon into any weakness," Cramer said.
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The rupee is also hurt by weakness in the Indian rupee .
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Even a casual effort to scrutinize his claims shows their weakness.
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That's been the great weakness of her campaign from the start.
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The Model 21604298's biggest weakness, overall, is the touchscreen interface.
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Recent technology sector weakness also weighed on SoftBank's shares, traders said.
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Nasdaq also clocked a record closing high despite weakness from Apple.
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Fitch sees the extended working capital cycle as a credit weakness.
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Reagan knew that Gorbachev was negotiating from a position of weakness.
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Every arrest, every dragging, every shout, displays strength and not weakness.
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Pioneer said continued economic weakness will put pressure on consumer spending.
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Furthermore, Maldonado's ground game has always been his most glaring weakness.
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She feels pressure to be validated by sex—that's her weakness.
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But the weakness in these imports is almost entirely policy driven.
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But I think Elektra has one, and that's probably her weakness.
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That underlying weakness makes the case for deficit-funded growth stronger.
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Duchenne's is a rare genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscular weakness.
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You don't want to shows signs of weakness to your opponents.
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That feminine qualities in a man are a form of weakness.
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He identified the draft rules around emissions trading as one weakness.
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"The weakness was that the show needed more scope," he said.
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These people see our weakness and they're taking advantage of it.
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Deficits reflect weakness of will and undermine the value of money.
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It's a function of the strong returns going into this weakness.
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So I would be a buyer of Caterpillar on this weakness.
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A stabilized car business sends short-sellers looking for weakness elsewhere
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SocGen additionally sees "clear signs of weakness" coming from business sentiment.
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A weakness in crude oil prices rejuvenated buying interest in equities.
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But the slight improvement masked underlying weakness among the country's factories.
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This is the legacy of Hillary Clinton: death, destruction and weakness.
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Commodity weakness helped drive the decline, registering an unprecedentedly poor performance.
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It comes at a time of particular weakness for Mr. Sanders.
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To this day, she still has weakness on her right side.
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You can see this weakness in the relatively flat yellow line.
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Despite Friday's weakness, United States stock markets remain near their highs.
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And, as if sensing weakness, Amazon is ratcheting up the pressure.
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"The survey detail painted a picture of broad weakness," Kennedy said.
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The fall was mainly driven by weakness in raw material prices.
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But there were pockets of weakness in the retail sales report.
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But others interpret Mr. Ramaphosa's attitude as a sign of weakness.
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Like the crystalline structure of alabaster, its rigidity is a weakness.
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"Weakness, partisanship, gridlock — those are not Texas values, John," she chided.
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When he chose not to do that, he showed tremendous weakness.
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Despite the bright picture over all, there were pockets of weakness.
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And that is the book's greatest strength and its biggest weakness.
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Clinton's weakness foreshadowed Donald Trump narrowly carrying the state in November.
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Dismissing pain was commonplace in our house, and weakness wasn't welcome.
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Despite the visual disturbances, pulsating headache and weakness, I carried on.
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The real weakness, the hollow heart of the novel, is René.
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His weakness was that those voices denigrated just about everyone else.
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The exercise identified roughly 1,500 reports of material weakness at companies.
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The other period you saw continued weakness over the next month.
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This is both the strength and the weakness of the book.
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Pork is really my weakness but the elk meat was tasty.
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Mann was also uneasy about the weakness of the international response.
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And Colvin's voice is full of hangover and smoke and weakness.
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But, this time, I'm wondering about his strength, not his weakness.
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Ms. Yellen explored three explanations for the weakness in her remarks.
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Each team has a defensive weakness, beginning with its brilliant guard.
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Expect them to explain away any economic weakness on "transient" factors.
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It reflects weakness in homebuilding, non-residential construction and government projects.
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His weakness among well-educated voters has been dissected less thoroughly.
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"There is a new consensus building about dollar weakness," Veitmane said.
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Weakness in the shared European currency has helped the dollar, too.
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What happens next depends on whether the weakness in manufacturing spreads.
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Others though believe that any dollar weakness will be short-lived.
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Why does all this show Democrats' weakness in their impeachment case?
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But Biden's weakness was still evident in many of his answers.
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I would pick it up hand over fist through this weakness.
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Analysts saw that as a sign of further dollar weakness ahead.
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But in doing so, the Sooners had also exposed a weakness.
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Analysts also attributed the dollar weakness to a more resilient euro.
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She lived with power, not without weakness, but overcoming her weaknesses.
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Gold prices jumped Friday, boosted by increasing weakness in the dollar.
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Continental's weakness also put pressure on rival companies across the Atlantic.
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"We think there is a lot more dollar weakness to come."
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"I'd be a buyer on weakness," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Symptoms include limb weakness, facial drooping and trouble swallowing or talking.
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Concerns about weakness in memory continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Weakness in hunting and licensed apparel impacted results, among other factors.
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Their dilemma highlights a major weakness in the new state law.
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His case illustrates another weakness in the regulation of these drivers.
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A strength can quickly turn into a weakness in this market.
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The collective focus is now on the problem of demand weakness.
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The collective focus is now on the problem of demand weakness.
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And we see this as our institutional strength rather than weakness.
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A military that reflects society is a strength, not a weakness.
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Where have you seen pockets of strength and pockets of weakness?
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Apple blamed the drop in part on economic weakness in China.
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The second development pertains to continued weakness in global economic growth.
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But the proliferation of sidewalk sheds illustrates the weakness in enforcement.
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She knows his weakness long before he reveals it to her.
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That beauty is the big weakness of Sargent's magisterially painted image.
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Volumes were largely hurt by weakness in the heavyweight energy sector.
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Gero added that broad commodity weakness also weighed on gold prices.
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""After all I am just a human with his weakness too.
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Clinton's weakness — was evident from the beginning of the 1003 primaries.
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It feels like a weakness to admit I am so lonely.
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Analysts said the walkback highlights the weakness of New York's argument.
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The dollar's recent weakness was also seen to be helping gold.
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That's a unique, if you wish, weakness, in the sharing economy.
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The weakness in the IPO market contrasts with some outstanding performers.
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So it's not that somebody doesn't agree that that's a weakness.
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Tech shares underperformed, hit by weak weakness in their U.S. counterparts.
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Any desire for concessions will be seen in Moscow as weakness.
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The weakness of the Turkish currency has rippled through global markets.
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The weakness in the Australian dollar started in January this year.
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Recent dollar weakness has somewhat alleviated pressure on emerging market currencies.
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The weakness was nationwide, and December's reading was also revised lower.
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Outside the United States, there were other signs of market weakness.
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The chain's sprawling menu, although intriguing, is probably its biggest weakness.
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But further weakness in credit could signal more bumps for equities.
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Total failure internationally; and grave nuclear weakness and vulnerability for America.
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However, Tesco managed to climb higher despite the overall market weakness.
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The quarter was marked by weakness in its key trading business.
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They enter the market as long-side buyers when weakness develops.
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Recent updates on other areas of the economy have suggested weakness.
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Its weakness is how it tells you, and tells and tells.
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That said, we prefer to buy high-quality stocks into weakness.
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It is compounded in its weakness by certain rules of governance.
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Neither Gates nor Ballmer could be accused of weakness as leaders.
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May's desire to meet him first as a sign of weakness.
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"Indians have a weakness for being recognized in America," she said.
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Vladimir Putin has made an art of turning weakness into strength.
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Meanwhile, to many voters elsewhere in America, unity looks like weakness.
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She's so outstanding on policy that it's been called a weakness.
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So it communicates tentativeness rather than certainty, weakness instead of strength.
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It's not an art form that forgives weakness, concession or blame.
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What she thought was her biggest weakness became her greatest strength.
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But that is also a sign of European weakness and division.
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Colorblindness is, typically, a congenital weakness in one set or another.
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Such discounts, experts say, hide the true weakness of the market.
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Over the last eight years there's been a perception of weakness.
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British pop culture has a weakness for the royal fantasy, too.
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We attacked his weakness of being a racist or a misogynist.
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"Typically, all states experience sharp weakness in recessions," the note said.
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Once again, Grenell saw this as a product of Obama's weakness.
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"They probe for weakness all the time," McKenzie told NBC News.
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Above all, he is utterly terrified of, and hostile to, weakness.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said that weakness in Greater China (which Apple defines as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong) accounted for nearly all of the company's revenue miss (though it did see other pockets of weakness).
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"If they (the BoC) cut, it is more likely to be on global weakness - generated by U.S.-China tensions most likely - than weakness specifically in Canada," said David Sloan, senior economist at Continuum Economics, a consultancy.
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But if Shenkman was right, the candidate had, post-heart-attack, taken what would traditionally have been a weakness (lack of apparent interpersonal connection) and another weakness (a heart problem) and forged them into a strength.
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The thing I'm watching for is does this manufacturing weakness and global growth weakness seep into other sectors where eventually you start getting one or two negative job reports and then consumers start to be less robust.
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He is on less solid ground forecasting weakness decades into the future.
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Yet that is also a reflection of the weakness of Asian football.
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Realization: I need a sponsor I can call in moments of weakness.
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Others also worry that weakness in some core businesses will bring disappointment.
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Greatest weakness, it&aposs possible that I&aposm a little too awesome.
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That's the only weakness that Flerkens have: when muzzled, they're immediately helpless.
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Two other Apple suppliers issued warnings that suggested weakness in iPhone sales.
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" Pompeo also warned in a tweet: "Weakness provokes; strength and cohesion protect.
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This technical indicator is typically viewed as a sign of further weakness.
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Australia's energy sector also rose, despite continued weakness in the oil market.
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Their overconfidence in their prognosticating abilities of pending crisis was their weakness.
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The word on the Street is this weakness spells a buying opportunity.
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That's why I think that any weakness here will be short-lived.
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The human weakness, taking their sweet time wading through the resstop sewers.
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Weakness insinuates a failure to have the right product and flagging sales.
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And prazosin's blood-pressure lowering effects can cause dizziness, weakness, and fainting.
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An interconnected world is one that's always awake, and sleep is weakness.
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For years afterward, Republicans invoked Carter as an emblem of economic weakness.
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And yeah, [having] expectations is my biggest strength and my biggest weakness.
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Further weakness in sterling is forecast however with uncertainties surrounding May's leadership.
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Further weakness in sterling is forecast for the next couple of weeks.
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But the fresh nature of the USR can also be a weakness.
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Weakness in strength Despite their name, rare earths are not that rare.
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This is a genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscle degeneration and weakness.
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Trump condemns the attacks but claims Barack Obama's "weakness" is to blame.
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Her major weakness was having her golden bracelets bound by a man.
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He is gifted at detecting weakness and deft at mockery and insult.
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ARM's ISP exists specifically to address that weakness of the mobile market.
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It was a weakness he said he'd been warning the team about.
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But unpopularity is the Trump regime's — indeed every unpopular regime's — greatest weakness.
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However, macro demand weakness looks set to challenge fundamentals in 2016 vs.
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His independence from political parties, which helped at first, became a weakness.
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The spreading of German manufacturing weakness slowly turns from risk to reality.
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The compact size of a bullet vibrator shouldn't be mistaken for weakness.
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"His only weakness is the Big Mac," Trump's ex-wife recently said.
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But the biggest reason is probably the weakness of the banking sector.
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The marginal weakness, however, was not enough to give exporters a boost.
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Perhaps because the series greatest strength is, in this way, its weakness.
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Protection from pain guarantees weakness, fragility and greater suffering in the future.
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To distill Sun Tzu's maxim for today's Middle East, weakness is provocative.
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Americans understand that weakness and won't allow someone to buy the presidency.
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Strong earnings reports lifted the mid-cap index, despite the pound's weakness.
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The euro zone's greatest weakness is not its spending, but its politics.
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Analysts said it was unclear how long the dollar weakness would last.
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Gerber also had a weakness for more conventional, awkward soap opera dynamics.
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To offset the weakness, the company is bolstering its cloud security solutions.
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Hormel's results took a hit from weakness in its grocery products segment.
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It's good to see OnePlus addressing what has historically been a weakness.
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Miguel ushers in a new regime: The one of strength over weakness.
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The weakness included autos, home centers and the internet stores, Cramer said.
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The government's overreactions are signs of its weakness, not Mr Mubarak's strength.
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Chiavarone added that strength elsewhere should counter any weakness out of China.
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The difficulty with using metal is that it introduces a potential weakness.
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John W. Nicholson, said such attacks are a sign of Taliban weakness.
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But the US and European markets recorded growth, helping offset the weakness.
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And less oil weakness would also reduce the downside in US credit.
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Moreover, the weakness of the discrimination claim matters beyond anti-BDS laws.
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But it sees strength in what others may perceive as a weakness.
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"It's strength and its weakness is Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador," said Madero.
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The internet company also has other ways to offset Chinese economic weakness.
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Though the currency weakness has not led to foreign inflows, Mali said.
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The dollar has also reversed some of its weakness from last week.
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"The lack of discussion about this, to me, is the real weakness."
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For longer-term investors, Stovall recommends using weakness as a buying opportunity.
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But Lyft, consciously or not, had correctly identified Uber's weakness years ago.
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On one end, you see mild weakness in one extremity, he said.
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Market weakness also threatens Beijing's drive to lure tech giants back home.
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Revenue was also below estimates, on the continuing weakness in energy prices.
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But if that happens, I think you can buy Dell into weakness.
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I also buy Lay's Salt & Vinegar chips (my weakness!) from the market.
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Harley said the declines were driven by weakness in developed international markets.
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Democrats have been worrying about their party's weakness with working-class whites.
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Weakness in sterling helped nudge the euro up 0.71973 percent to $1.1377.
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Not everyone, however, has laid the Philippine peso's weakness at Duterte's door.
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"I expected him not to take advantage of my weakness," she wrote.
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My weakness can be characterized as a blind loyalty to Donald Trump.
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Yet in spite of this weakness, only four teams conceded fewer points.
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On one end, you see mild weakness in one extremity, he said.
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Its shares however succumbed to the broader weakness, turning 1 percent lower.
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By contrast, in Telex, we do not see a weakness in Gilles.
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We go to Nordstrom and head for the shoe department, my weakness.
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" You're saying, "No, he's very vulnerable, and his strength is his weakness.
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He is advocating an "insurance" cut to head off anticipated economic weakness.
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"The legacy of Hillary Clinton: death, destruction, chaos and weakness," Trump said.
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Still, in exposing Mrs May's weakness, Mr Johnson has revealed his own.
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Thus, the stocks live a charmed existence and get purchased on weakness.
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If that's the case, some weakness in stocks, bonds, and the euro.
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Quickly rotating casts of ministers are not necessarily a sign of weakness.
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The relative weakness in the yen likely helped major Japanese exporters rise.
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The weakness of demand is, on the face of it, somewhat puzzling.
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It means weakness, lack of communication, a confusion of tactics and strategy.
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Canada's dollar steadied after falling on Wednesday amid weakness in commodity markets.
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But eastern European objections, coupled with Mrs Merkel's weakness, meant little happened.
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The US Postal Service says it's fixed a security weakness on usps.
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Revenue was also below estimates, on the continuing weakness in energy prices.
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Besides blunting the president's strengths, she also shows up his biggest weakness.
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The dollar's weakness in late New York trading exacerbating the pound's gains.
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Some of this weakness should reverse in the second quarter of 2019.
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Weakness in stock markets translated into some demand for safe-haven bonds.
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Multiple innocent people have died this season through Dwight's weakness and cowardice.
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Exports continued to contract in the quarter, amid weakness in global trade.
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In this moment of weakness or pain, he isn't a good guy.
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NEWS ON MONDAY THAT SENT THE MARKET TAILSPINING ABOUT WEAKNESS IN CHINA.
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Quite often, a strong dollar is brought about by global economic weakness.
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In some regards, the bar for severe euro weakness was always high.
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Following the Iraq War, the ISF suffered from systemic corruption and weakness.
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They like strength, not weakness, a chance to work out any dilemma.
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Growth was led by consumer spending but exports rebounded from recent weakness.
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Weakness in sterling helped nudge the euro up 0.3 percent to $1.1387.
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The dollar's weakness poses a challenge to the European Central Bank, too.
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The lesson we learned from that experience is that weakness is provocative.
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Still, there are several reasons to believe this weakness can be corrected.
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The discussion also highlighted the inherent weakness in developing abuse-deterrant opioids.
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Tuesday after she experienced "excruciating neck pain" and weakness in her arm.
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We are committed to dialogue, but that cannot be confused with weakness.
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The NSA had previously developed technology to make use of the weakness.
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We are committed to dialogue, but that cannot be confused with weakness.
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Sears also saw weakness in its apparel and lawn and garden categories.
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Abu Dhabi's index also recovered from morning weakness to add 0.2 percent.
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The former #45 hates for men to show any sign of weakness.
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Seaburg, though, said he sees Facebook's weakness this year as an opportunity.
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Grief is not a sign of weakness, nor a lack of faith ….
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He likes shares of both Time Warner and Disney after potential weakness.
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Housing and manufacturing are the main areas of weakness in the economy.
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The frugal blogger Mr. Money Mustache tells us that luxury is weakness.
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Europe's economic weakness comes as growth in Asia is also slowing down.
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That relative weakness can mainly be laid at Europe's door, he noted.
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Patients also reported side effects like constipation, dizziness, weakness, nausea and vomiting.
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So should investors take advantage of the weakness and do some buying?
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Growth was led by consumer spending but exports rebounded after recent weakness.
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It is further evidence of the complete weakness of the international community.
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The public finances will remain a key weakness of Egypt's credit profile.
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The output reading reflects significant weakness seen in the June production data.
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The first quarter has a history of weakness, going back two decades.
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What does it mean that diversity is a strength not a weakness?
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This financial weakness is mitigated by the quality of the MoD lease.
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He has cognitive delays, digestive problems, muscle weakness, osteoporosis and other ailments.
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For now though, sterling's weakness has helped British exports and the economy.
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"That's not the cause of ad tech's weakness by itself," Wieser said.
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Unfortunately, she's also lacking in something important in a believable character: weakness.
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The currency has also been hurt by weakness in the Indian rupee.
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In some cases, muscle weakness and shortness of breath can last years.
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S. trade war, with the weakness spilling over to other Asian economies.
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Selling during periods of weakness in the market creates a guaranteed loss.
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Both their cause and their violent tactics are an expression of weakness.
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Everyone knows that on The Bachelorette, weakness is grounds for relentless bullying.
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"Don't use a weakness that is out of left field," Kim says.
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All that put together meant dollar weakness across a basket of currencies.
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You're weak, and God would never let you pass on that weakness.
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The quarterly weakness in volumes was led by household goods and food.
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Soon, the weakness in the market was turning into a visible correction.
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That tying goal played to Russia's strength and preyed on England's weakness.
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This overwhelmingly reflects U.S. economic strength, not weakness, relative to other countries.
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"In Chaikin's view, Marathon is a buy into this weakness," Cramer said.
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Is the White House's cyber security weakness due to malfeasance or incompetence?
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Risk appetite was also curbed by persistent weakness in the bond market.
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The Democrats, by contrast, have woken up to the weakness of Congress.
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" And she decried America's increasing polarization as the country's "single greatest weakness.
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But that weakness is neutralized by Trump, who is even less popular.
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The buboes are followed by a high fever, chills, and extreme weakness.
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On the contrary, it betrays the substantive weakness of the dissent's argument.
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His weakness among party insiders, most observers believed, would spell his demise.
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This is a fundamental weakness within our policy in the United States.
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It'll signal weakness and a hawk will come down and grab me.
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All indicators, however, show investors are still betting massively on sterling weakness.
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Russia has detected weakness, and they will be back with a vengeance.
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But we would use any weakness to continue to add to positions.
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"Our enemies around the world are taking advantage of Obama's weakness," Sen.
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To put it in military terms, weakness is an invitation to attack.
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Europe's strength is America's weakness, he believes, as does Putin for Russia.
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Even the program's most ardent supporters have to admit this glaring weakness.
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But prices then eased back on evidence of economic weakness in Asia.
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The weakness was most pronounced in applications to refinance a home loan.
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Some Republicans are already homing in on Biden's age as a weakness.
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BUT WE DID SEE SOME WEAKNESS IN NORTH AMERICAN BEVERAGE LAST QUARTER.
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The Miss Universe dustup illustrates a central weakness of the Trump campaign.
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It was also seen as subversive and a sign of moral weakness.
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Supporters of rival candidates are emphasizing what they see as his weakness.
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If you have a weakness, it can be masked much more readily.
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And profit at both offset comparative weakness elsewhere, including in asset management.
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Far from a display of strength, Trump's unilateral action exhibited his weakness.
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There was a trembling weakness in my knees that would not settle.
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In that sense, her gender is not a weakness but a weapon.
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Bianca spies his weakness, and he feels the force of her gaze.
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Worries persisted over geopolitical risks and U.S. dollar weakness bolstered bullion's appeal.
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They say little about the overall strength or weakness of the economy.
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Both of them show growing underlying weakness in oil prices' trading volume.
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The first weakness in that theory is that there are no brokers.
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I wouldn't be surprised to see further weakness in demand and prices.
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Trump cited Grimm's potential November weakness in endorsing Donovan late last month.
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Euron seeks out allies who need him — allies with a known weakness.
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The euro benefited from the dollar's weakness, gaining 0.23 percent to $1.1779.
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S.M.A. is a congenital and progressive neuromuscular weakness akin to muscular dystrophy.
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Biden's approach may very well be born of weakness rather than strength.
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Trump's praise of Kim Jong Un will be interpreted as negotiating weakness.
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But there were complications – first pneumonia, then kidney failure, delirium, profound weakness.
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Closely regulating the use of flags of convenience would minimize this weakness.
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It can start off with weakness and tingling, the Mayo Clinic says.
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Clips' diminutive size, however, has a key weakness, that being battery life.
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The euro benefited from the dollar's weakness, gaining 0.3 percent to $1.1781.
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And fourth, surround yourself with people who can address your own weakness.
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The dollar failed to make the most of the euro's weakness, however.
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"I think that was a move of weakness, not strength," he said.
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This puzzle actually illuminates a more general weakness that current computers exhibit.
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TC: Is European regulation a strength or a weakness for European tech?
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Financial companies accounted for most of the weakness on the NSE index.
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However, gains were partially offset by weakness in the print advertising market.
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"It's associated with frivolity, weakness, immorality, femininity so therefore denigrated," he says.
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But eventually Curry finds a weakness, a tiny moment, and exploits it.
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But the absence of any top-down organization is also a weakness.
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With agile data governance, startups can address their critical weakness: data scarcity.
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I myself thought succumbing to mental illness was a form of weakness.
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The losses in stocks corresponded with renewed weakness in offshore traded yuan.
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The answer likely lies in the weakness of the JCPOA's enforcement mechanism.
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The issue is seen as the main weakness of the "Remain" camp.
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This time, the weakness is all about the spike in material prices.
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A large shadow economy helps moderate the impact of the economic weakness.
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Finally, she mentioned the impact of global economic weakness on domestic growth.
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Material stocks continued to drag amid sustained weakness in the commodities market.
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McMillan had always thought of addiction as a weakness, not a disease.
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In this debate, ironically, Clinton's greatest strength, experience, is her greatest weakness.
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This is clearly political treatment of the case, and admission of weakness.
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She said he had polymyositis, an inflammatory disease that causes muscle weakness.
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The (exaggerated) weakness of their position makes Everett's supposed victory seem trivial.
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"The European Union will not show weakness on this matter," he said.
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Donald Trump's profound political weakness makes the 21625 Democratic nomination especially valuable.
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"Treading on weakness is… what dating felt like," Waldman writes/Nate says.
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"They see weakness in this president," Senator John McCain told the Times.
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Predatory powers have exploited American weakness to steal factory jobs, sowing despair.
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Ms. Merkel's underlying political weakness is undeniable by now, Mr. Kornelius said.
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Yet Mr. Erdogan has been seemingly unfazed by the signs of weakness.
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The weakness in the yuan is a reflection of US dollar strength.
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Would she be showing weakness or, worse, desperation sending them a reminder?
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This softer approach may be born out of a position of weakness.
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But Democratic weakness in Miami-Dade County can't be dismissed so easily.
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Democratic weakness in old industrial towns was a pattern outside Michigan, too.
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Economic weakness abroad can also send American stock markets into a tailspin.
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But there are still some signs of weakness in the consumer sector.
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His approval ratings reflect political weakness despite good news on several fronts.
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But a perceived strength became a persistent weakness, threatening the team's chances.
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The company blamed the revenue miss on weakness in the toy segment.
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The weakness by the group kept the overall markets' gains in check.
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Messi is Argentina's greatest strength, but Messi overreliance is their biggest weakness.
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But it also reveals something else: the deep weakness at Trump's core.
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There were also areas of weakness in the quarter that just ended.
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Suspending Parliament is a sign of Mr Johnson's weakness, not his strength.
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The national SPD's weakness is "of course a burden", admits Mr Woidke.
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May's desperate political weakness risked undermining her credibility as a negotiating partner.
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Jagger performed at all of the shows without any sign of weakness.
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How did we ever let people convince us that was a weakness?
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Other Apple suppliers have also reported weakness due to the novel virus.
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And Lex said Mr. Trump was fighting from a position of weakness.
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In many ways, this always had been the President's greatest political weakness.
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"Policymakers may look past weakness in Q4, but will investors?" he said.
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A.F.M.'s paralysis and weakness usually occur days after common cold symptoms.
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Offill's weakness is that, despite her comic tone, her wit can fizzle.
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Cramer revealed a list of stocks investors should consider buying into weakness.
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But the consumer, the numbers yesterday—from retail, from commerce—indicated weakness.
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Their lawyers called it an impulsive decision in a moment of weakness.
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The weakness in stocks came as safe-haven Treasuries opened fractionally stronger.
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" Tupperware Brands: "You know, that weakness in that quarter did concern me.
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Arkani-Hamed and company are exploring how to relax the weakness assumption.
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Still, Cramer thinks the weakness is not as dire as it appears.
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And it is offsetting some of the weakness we're seeing in industrial.
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I can go from zero to extreme quickly, and that's my weakness.
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Its weakness is the cuteness of ballet dancers trying to get down.
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It's usually just people with a weakness who end up fucking up.
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But analysts warn that the increase may be masking market weakness. Edmunds.
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Others had developed muscle weakness, memory lapses, or heart or digestive issues.
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Going to A.A. is not a sign of weakness in any sense.
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The bank's consumer and advisory business offset weakness in its trading business.
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Often I tend to see that (talk) as a sign of weakness.
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They say little about the overall strength or weakness of the economy.
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This is the legacy of Hillary Clinton: death, destruction terrorism and weakness.
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They include vomiting, seizures, weakness, a lack of coordination, collapse and death.
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Kohl's blamed weakness at its women's apparel business back then as well.
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The big box retailer showed weakness in the toy and electronics categories.
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BROAD WEAKNESS In September, wholesale energy prices fell 22014%, matching August's decline.
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Over several months, Mr. Bocci suffered from migraines, weakness, anxiety and hypertension.
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We shouldn't assume that joy, gratitude and kindness are synonyms for weakness.
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Rather than seeing it as a weakness, realize that it's a strength.
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It is not a historical support level and this suggests potential weakness.
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Muscle pain and weakness are the most commonly reported complaints about statins.
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Moscow is exploiting Turkey's weakness and feelings of resentment of Western betrayal.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 1 percent, reversing initial weakness.
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They salivate excessively, are irritable and suffer leg cramps and muscle weakness.
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The sensation of weakness once more, this time in my left leg.
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And that combined with my weakness for them equals a snacking problem.
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The euro has contributed significantly to the weakness in the U.S. dollar.
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"The dollar has tremendous amount of weakness ahead of it," said Schlossberg.
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The review was prompted by weakness in GE's power business, Moody's said.
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FTSE rose on weakness in the pound GDP=, while domestically focused stocks .
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Pradip, in particular, has a sweet tooth and a weakness for barkTHINS.
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Weakness, Johnson had seen in three decades in Washington, was never rewarded.
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Recently, Constellation Brands has reported weakness in its low-end wine business.
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The edgy mood was evident in weakness in stock markets on Tuesday.
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Weakness in breadth, or how widespread gains are, is one such signal.
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Pressures include a strengthening US dollar, global trade weakness and policy uncertainty.
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"The weakness of Israel is also part of the power of Israel."
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Dollar weakness typically encourages purchases of dollar-denominated commodities like crude oil.
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FTSE rose on weakness in the pound GDP=, while domestically focused stocks .
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Chen jokes that he accepted the job in a moment of weakness.
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Many officers, they say, still view sensitivity as a sign of weakness.
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Corporate profits — and stock prices — are highly sensitive to global economic weakness.
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Instead of normal practice, they are a symptom of the nominee's weakness.
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That was a little bit of our weakness over the last years.
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When I had a postoperative stroke in January, the weakness got worse.
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This is partly a testament to the weakness of the Hungarian opposition.
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Each boasts of his own prowess and the weakness of his opponent.
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In poor, malnourished victims, the parasite can cause stunted growth and weakness.
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US dollar weakness has contributed to the recent strength in the euro.
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