Musk's capricious nature is also wearing thin with some shareholders.
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The sales pitch about India's potential was already wearing thin.
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But Crump said the Bradford family's patience is wearing thin.
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Aids say the president's patience for him is wearing thin.
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International patience with Russia certainly appears to be wearing thin.
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Like many who are unemployed, Fabio Lorusso's patience is wearing thin.
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But seven years have passed and such explanations are wearing thin.
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More broadly, patience for Sanders is wearing thin among many Democrats.
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But on Thursday he signaled his patience might be wearing thin.
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On Tuesday, however, he signaled his patience may be wearing thin.
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Biannual campaign promises about lowering health care costs are wearing thin.
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"Patience, especially in Germany, is wearing thin," Vistesen said in the note.
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Throughout the city of about 620,000, however, residents' patience was wearing thin.
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But there are signs that Trump's patience with China is wearing thin.
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The commission's patience may be wearing thin, but it is not exhausted.
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There are also signs that Mr Corbyn's Teflon coating is wearing thin.
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Yet there are signs that patience with the President is wearing thin.
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At least we hope so; this Helen Reddy record is wearing thin.
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Wearing thin lab gloves, he picks tiny dried blackberries off a bush.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Under Armour's founder-led approach is wearing thin.
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I tried to keep it together, but my patience was wearing thin.
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But there were many signs Tuesday that the support is wearing thin.
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However, Public Safety Minister Bill Blair suggested Ottawa's patience is wearing thin.
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As Y2K nears in Hypnospace Outlaw, though, Dylan's facade starts wearing thin.
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Now the propaganda value of hitting the target every year is wearing thin.
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There have been fresh signs this week that official patience is wearing thin.
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Even before this election was marred by staggering corruption, patience was wearing thin.
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For the moment, elections are the only hope, as donors' patience is wearing thin.
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But another analyst said "patience is wearing thin" as IBM revenue continues to slide.
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But his persistent gloom was wearing thin, especially as the markets continued to soar.
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However, Public Safety Minister Bill Blair suggested that the government's patience is wearing thin.
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The theatricality is wearing thin, and relative world calm can change in a heartbeat.
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Experts fear that Trump's patience for his economic pressure strategy may be wearing thin.
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"Our patience with Volkswagen is wearing thin," New York's attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, said.
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Some Republicans who have supported Mueller to this point say their patience is wearing thin.
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But after months of steady reverses, patience with the administration in Kabul is wearing thin.
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This continued resistance to what happened last November is wearing thin on the American people.
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The patience of business people and entrepreneurs, especially in the wealthy north, is wearing thin.
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And Ruth's patience might be wearing thin after Wendy ordered that hit on her dad.
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But in some sectors of Tijuana society, patience with the caravan is already wearing thin.
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McAfee was wearing thin clothing and immediately transported to a local hospital for cold-related issues.
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He is understanding, but it would also be totally expected that his patience is wearing thin.
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By mid-June, the patience of Democratic activists and lawmakers on Capitol Hill was wearing thin.
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However, the idea that Syrians are "guests" to be welcomed with Turkish hospitality is wearing thin.
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Her endless patience was wearing thin, her natural gentleness was hardening, and she seemed uncharacteristically annoyed.
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Four years on—and just weeks into his second term in office—that promise is wearing thin.
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But patience is wearing thin with their presence and the strain it has placed on local resources.
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Kanye West's 'Bill Cosby Innocent' tweet sparks outrage But his antics may be wearing thin for some.
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People maintained composure as food and drinks ran out, but by hour seven, patience was wearing thin.
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"Our patience is wearing thin with the governor's anemic and piecemeal response to this crisis," Mr. Neeley said.
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Initial scenes of generosity and jubilation gave way to the reality that the welcome mat was wearing thin.
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Faith in the ability of politicians and police to contain the unrest is wearing thin among local residents.
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Public patience with economic hardship is wearing thin; the political cost of the government's "resistance economy" is onerous.
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"The market's patience is wearing thin," Vasileios Gkionakis, head of global FX strategy at Unicredit, told CNBC on Monday.
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Now, Tesla is facing its most powerful legal adversary ever at a time when company resources are wearing thin.
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Playing the bad cop, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Monday the bloc's patience was wearing thin.
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But Russia's patience has been wearing thin over what it views as Turkey's failure to curb Tahrir al-Sham.
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Congress' patience with Saudi Arabia, though, has been wearing thin as the civilian death toll in the war mounts.
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The email she sent wasn't even that annoying or uncalled for, but my patience is wearing thin from being overworked.
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Democrats may soon return to protests about the 25th Amendment or the emoluments clause, but this routine is wearing thin.
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Three years after Sisi, an army general, ousted Mursi and seized power, his promise to restore stability is wearing thin.
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However, in Uganda, which is also coping with a new influx from Congo, the welcome for refugees is wearing thin.
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A spike in dissent nationwide shows that after years of economic stagnation, Russians' patience with their government is wearing thin.
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"They are mostly young, male, almost all unemployed, with very little to lose, and patience is wearing thin," he added.
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The novelty of this winter's blustery roller coaster ride is wearing thin and many of us are getting antsy for spring.
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Bob Menendez's federal bribery trial is expected to last up to two months -- and patience already appears to be wearing thin.
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The game ceases to be interesting and becomes more like a practical joke — funny the first time but quickly wearing thin.
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Wearing thin… Wearable tech was everywhere at CES this year and definitely became a bigger theme as the year went on.
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There have been clear signs in recent days that political patience with Pelosi's strategy has been wearing thin, even with Democrats.
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The airport has been intermittently shut down, and there are reports that Beijing's patience is wearing thin after outbreaks of violence.
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The stock closed down nearly 23% on Thursday, a sign investor patience is wearing thin as Hackett's turnaround plan slowly takes shape.
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Withdrawing from Formula E could be another huge blow to morale, which is already wearing thin, according to current and former employees.
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The Conservative Party's catchphrase of "strong and stable leadership" is already wearing thin, though there is more than a month to go.
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Just don't look too far up or down while you're viewing one of these images, or the illusion will start wearing thin.
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For some, patience is wearing thin as they await the international debut of a center first conceived in 2004 by the foundation.
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But skeptics still argue that the kind of flame-throwing, controversy-courting behavior of the past week is wearing thin with voters.
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Letting these characters evolve without quite maturing is exactly what Neighbors 2 needed to do to keep its premise from wearing thin.
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"I've got to imagine the board's patience is wearing thin because this isn't bad corporate governance — it's no corporate governance," Cramer said.
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The broken promises from local authorities, the island's power authority, and federal agencies are wearing thin on people here, who are US citizens.
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Turkey was once praised for the way it treated Syrians fleeing conflict, but that welcome is wearing thin as war has dragged on.
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Syrians are the latest recruits to this wretched club, and the welcome is wearing thin in the countries to which most have fled.
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Trump can't win reelection with just his base, and there are already signs that outside the conservative bubble, Trump's act is wearing thin.
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Officials in the Trump administration have escalated their warnings to North Korea in recent weeks, with some suggesting their patience is wearing thin.
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It's interesting ... Wyclef quoted Dave Chappelle's plea to give Trump a chance -- yet it definitely sounds like his patience for POTUS is wearing thin.
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They are expected to urge them to hold firm on his wall demands, even as some are publicly warning their patience is wearing thin.
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Their patience with President Donald Trump and the GOP on this critical economic issue — a driver of entrepreneurial investment and growth — is wearing thin.
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Earlier that day, as we drove alongside the winding Animas River to visit a honey factory, Hayes told me that his patience was wearing thin.
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It was the latest round of important meet-ups in a season already packed with homecomings, but the power of those encounters is wearing thin.
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But Moscow's condemnation of an April 9 strike that killed seven Iranian personnel set off speculation in Israel that Russian patience might be wearing thin.
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The scheduling of contempt votes on Barr and McGahn was just one example on Monday that Democratic patience with the Trump administration is wearing thin.
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Congress's patience with Ankara had already been wearing thin since Turkey took delivery over the summer of the Russian-made S-6900 air defense system.
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Other policymakers have said they are watching carefully for signs the economy is slowing, but have stopped short of signaling their patience is wearing thin.
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With credit conditions eroding in the agrarian economy and total debt hitting levels unseen for decades, the pain has deepened and patience is wearing thin.
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Dayanjambal, an unemployed office worker with three children who holds a placard reading "Destroy Manan", says that life is growing harder and patience is wearing thin.
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As this still-young convention has slogged on, patience with the Bernie-or-busters has appeared to start wearing thin, even (or especially) among Sanders supporters.
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After seven wins under the banner, the excuse that the 29-year-old Brit is still finding his feet in a new sport is wearing thin.
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The demonstrators have increasingly directed their fury at the police and the authorities in China, who have dropped many hints that their patience is wearing thin.
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Ministers have postponed the deadline for adopting the tax several times and this may happen again on Thursday, the official said, but patience is wearing thin.
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What's more alarming here is the secrecy, which suggests that someone in Trumpworld could be worried that the appeal of his gilded image is wearing thin.
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What's clear from the last 24 hours of closed-door meeting among House Democrats is that patience is wearing thin for Pelosi's slow-walk approach on impeachment.
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"There will be less tolerance for another long Article 50 extension, with patience wearing thin in both Westminster and Brussels," Goldman Sachs analysts wrote in a note.
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"Management of the airline is a hot sticking point that needs to be sorted out," said the source, indicating that Etihad's patience appeared to be wearing thin.
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As the US economy plummets, with mass layoffs and businesses across the country closed until further notice, it seems patience in the White House is wearing thin.
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Rory Smith On Soccer The striker blended world-class talent with cartoonish charm for a decade, but as he returns to Milan, the schtick is wearing thin.
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Patience with the smog is wearing thin, especially among middle-class residents, who can afford to travel and experience life and breathing outside the dome of haze.
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At a pro-Marcos demonstration outside the Supreme Court last month, Mr. Marcos said he expected a favorable ruling, even though the family's patience was wearing thin.
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There have already been mutterings about a primary challenge in 2020, and though no such candidate has yet emerged, patience among some Democrats is clearly wearing thin.
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It's just that for viewers who find those few hours wearing thin, those feeling antsy will find it much easier than Michael and company to engineer their escape.
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During the debate, Kaine tried in this way to absolve himself from the need to address abortion policy with any specificity, but this tired approach is wearing thin.
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EditorsNote: Update 233: Replaces with writethru HOUSTON — The cumulative effect of so many close calls seemingly favoring their opponent seems to be wearing thin on the Houston Astros.
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Brokenshire declined to set a new deadline for agreement, but warned that London's patience was wearing thin six months after Sinn Fein's withdrawal from government sparked the crisis.
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Pro wrestler Jeff Hardy has his second DWI arrest in as many years, and it sounds like the WWE's patience -- as well as his family's -- is wearing thin.
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Wednesday night's debate showed that even this tidy plot device is wearing thin; the media's battle royales between the party's progressive and moderate wings aren't cutting it anymore.
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"We are still of the view that Gilead can buy growth or an impactful pipeline or both, but investor patience seems to be wearing thin," Barclays analysts said.
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Investor patience is wearing thin — mainstream adoption isn't here yet, folks can now short the market, and blockchain competitors are gunning to be the top platform for developers.
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Large nicks or dents in the blade or areas where the blade is wearing thin can mean that you&aposll need to get the blade replaced, not just sharpened.
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But the silence is wearing thin for victims of the assaults, as a series of escalating attacks using N.S.A. cyberweapons have hit hospitals, a nuclear site and American businesses.
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But when Moscow condemned an April 9 strike that killed seven Iranian personnel, and blamed Israel, it set off speculation in Israel that Russian patience might be wearing thin.
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"The Board's misplaced fear of 'disrupting' Allergan is wearing thin as an excuse for inaction and can only perpetuate further erosion in the shareholders' investment," Appaloosa added on Thursday.
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But the silence is wearing thin for victims of the assaults, as a series of escalating attacks using N.S.A. cyberweapons have hit hospitals, a nuclear site and American businesses.
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U.S. officials have said patience is wearing thin ahead of a Sunday deadline for Turkey to instead buy a U.S. Patriot shield acceptable to Washington and others in NATO.
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Russia said its patience is wearing thin over two waterfront compounds that the Obama administration seized from Russian diplomats as punishment for Moscow's meddling in last year's presidential election.
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While it was only a short-range missile that couldn't reach the United States, it shows that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's patience with negotiations may be wearing thin.
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While Duterte continues to defend his policy of non-confrontation with China, his U.S.-leaning security top brass have spoken out strongly, indicating their patience with China is wearing thin.
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Investor patience is wearing thin — mainstream adoption isn't here yet, folks can now short the market, and blockchain competitors like EOS are gunning to be the top platform for developers.
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The German has been wearing the red overalls since 2015, dreaming of emulating great compatriot and idol Michael Schumacher, but the magic is wearing thin even as Leclerc's popularity grows.
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The industrial sector "has had a big run since last February, it looks expensive, and the Trump bump is wearing thin and this group benefited from the push, " he wrote.
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The argument that the problem lies with third-party abuse of their tools is wearing thin, not just with the media and politicians, but increasingly with the public as well.
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McConnell on Wednesday urged colleagues to drop procedural objections to the bill, a sign that his patience is wearing thin — and that he is uncertain he can win the day.
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"Officials like Mattis and US Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison have tried to reassure NATO allies, but I think that reassurance is wearing thin," Goldgeier told reporters on Tuesday.
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Sources told the paper that "May's patience with the foreign secretary is wearing thin," and raised the prospect of rising Conservative activist favourite Jacob Rees-Mogg being brought into cabinet.
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However, Abe's flashback mantra is wearing thin after more than six years of LDP rule, said Yukio Edano, the head of Japan's biggest opposition party, a successor to the DPJ.
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Britain has blamed Russia for the nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia on March 4 and Williamson said the world's patience was now wearing thin with Putin.
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After more than two years of tortuous discussions about the minutiae of the separation, EU leaders are weary of London's failure to agree its own divorce and patience is wearing thin.
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"Farmers have been patient and willing to let negotiations play out, but with each passing day, patience is wearing thin," said National Corn Growers Association President Lynn Chrisp in the statement.
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It is a type of politics South Africa has little experience of, requiring compromises so great they threaten to dash the hopes of voters whose patience with politicians is wearing thin.
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They took her out wearing thin canvas sneakers and a gray jacket—clothes she would wear all through the first winter at a Gulag camp in the frozen steppes of Kazakhstan.
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Bam Margera's mother is counting on the mini-intervention they held with Dr. Phil to pull her son out of his substance abuse tailspin ... because her family's patience is wearing thin.
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Instead, the sector has stumbled through the year, the luster of its "Trump trade" status wearing thin and even the prospect of higher interest rates doing little to stoke more buyers.
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But polling that showed his tariffs were wearing thin on his base and a desire to score a policy victory ahead of the election spurred him to strike an interim deal.
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With investors' patience wearing thin, few managers can afford to be wrong a third time, so many seem to be waiting on the sidelines until signs of market rebalancing are unambiguous.
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Even though it's understandable that Dee Dee is hurting when she calls Gypsy ungrateful and says no one would ever do for her what Dee Dee does, Gypsy's patience is wearing thin.
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So far she has done little more than repeat her promise of "strong and stable leadership", a catchphrase which is already wearing thin, though there is more than a month to go.
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There were signs that the honeymoon period was wearing thin in the summer of 2017, but despite some wobbliness in their relationship, Drudge ultimately seemed to be staying loyal to the President.
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As for the losers, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas was seen as flat at times under the heat of ad hominem attacks, while Donald J. Trump's tirades appeared to be wearing thin.
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The economy is showing no sign of improvement, real incomes have been falling for five years, foreign adventures cause irritation rather than pride and the effect of television propaganda is wearing thin.
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In 2013 Xi Jinping, the leader of the current, fifth, generation, suggested China's patience was wearing thin, and that the issues could not be passed on for ever to the next generation.
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In a week when the news surrounding Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, has taken a turn for the unusual, support from Senate Republicans appears to be wearing thin.
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A dozen Republicans crossed party lines to support one of the measures — slightly more than in previous votes, but no indicator that the patience of Mr. Trump's own party was wearing thin.
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Zambia is already restructuring, renegotiating, or refinancing its extensive Chinese project finance debt, EXX Africa Executive Director Robert Besseling told CNBC, but evidence of Chinese patience wearing thin extends beyond road construction projects.
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We look for the Fed to change its policy statement to indicate that their patience is wearing thin, and for the median fed funds rate dot to remove all hikes from the forecast horizon.
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As some rank-and-file tech workers realize they might not get rich from company stock, the allure of working long hours without comparable real money pay is also wearing thin, said labor organizers.
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And voting day, which is May 2000, will be watched nationally for any signs that Mr. Trump, his tactics or his style of politics are wearing thin with voters who overwhelmingly supported him in November.
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After Roberts had gatecrashed David 'Goldenballs' Beckham's Bernabeu debut with a couple of illuminated disco-balls strapped around his groin, he found himself lobbed into a dark back room where the gag was wearing thin.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Angela Merkel's conservative alliance may splinter in a row over immigration, an ally of the German chancellor said on Friday, as the third party in her fragile government suggested its patience was wearing thin.
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But the economy is tanking, civil war is raging again in the centre of the country, and patience is wearing thin with Congo's dictatorial president, Joseph Kabila, whose final term in office expired five months ago.
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They are already imagining his loss, which tells you, well, the derangement syndrome, whatever you want to call it, that cliche is already wearing thin, but they are not having to write about 2020 in 2018.
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The promise of the gig economy—that it would empower workers to be their own bosses, liberate them from tyrannical office culture, and let creative types chase their dreams while maintaining a side hustle—is wearing thin.
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Patience for their bait and switch tactics is wearing thin, and it is time for Congress to hold this unregulated industry accountable by modifying the blanket legal protection afforded through Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - British Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson said on Monday that the world was united behind Britain's stance over the poisoning of a former Russian spy and that patience was wearing thin with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Others also pointed to fresh concerns about political instability in the U.S. "Each progressive revelation of the current administration's incompetence is wearing thin on investors' psyche," Stephen Innes, senior trader at OANDA, said in a Wednesday notes.
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The longest shutdown in the country's history is eroding that good will, already wearing thin after years of pay freezes, unpredictable budgets, and disdain from even the White House for government workers as swamp creatures or worse.
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Pyongyang had fired its second missile over Japan in less than a month on Friday, prompting the United States to say it has military options to deal with the North, signalling its patience for diplomacy is wearing thin.
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Although the research of the sociologist Dana R. Fisher shows that in the United States, climate change activists have been working to diversify their ranks, the trust needed for truly large-scale environmental coalition building is wearing thin.
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On the contrary, the storming of Hong Kong's legislature on Monday night seems to have given ammunition to hard-liners and prompted the sharpest denunciations in Beijing so far, suggesting the ruling Communist Party's patience was wearing thin.
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Gathered in the Ways and Means Committee room for the second consecutive day, lawmakers had feuded over the two articles of impeachment all day, their tempers flaring and patience wearing thin as the 14-hour session wore on.
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ABU DHABI/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia called Turkey's military incursion into northeast Syria "unacceptable" and said on Tuesday the operation had to be limited in time and scale, a rare broadside that suggests Moscow's patience with Ankara is wearing thin.
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Things got a little weird in the summertime because nobody really needs to check coats in the summer, but the people who really wanted it found a way by wearing thin, fashionable coats even in the middle of July.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Patience is wearing thin among some residents of the Pakistani capital enduring another round of anti-government protests, with tens of thousands of opposition supporters showing no sign of giving up despite the onset of winter rain.
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He was at the center of attention for several reasons in his start Wednesday, but by the end of the day, the overarching conclusion might have been that the magic in Colon's memorable run with the Mets was wearing thin.
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Moreover, he thinks the halcyon days of growth and prosperity within US borders are wearing thin — and he isn't going to sugarcoat his perspectives, especially when it comes to the party he thinks is responsible for it all: the Federal Reserve.
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Though well-intentioned, many of these selections will also have the not-so-subtle ulterior motive of chilling everyone the fuck out so they stop talking about self-improvement and trippy /r/TodayILearned nonsense that started wearing thin around dusk.
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To get by, I had to learn what medical problems could wait, how long my car could really go without an oil change and how to make a $20 pair of shoes last as long as possible before wearing thin.
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President Donald Trump has multiple opportunities to scrap the Iran nuclear agreement in the coming days, and the energy market will be watching for signs that his patience with an accord he calls the "worst deal ever" is wearing thin.
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The Democratic National Committee's drumbeat of messaging on Trump and his relationship with Russia is wearing thin with some Democrats in purple states — particularly in the Midwest, where people on the ground say voters are uninterested and even turned off by the issue.
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Neither test ended the country's self-imposed moratorium on testing longer-range weapons that could target the continental US, which has lasted since November 2017, but they do show that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's patience with nuclear diplomacy is wearing thin.
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China's patience with protestors is wearing thin: the foreign ministry blamed the US for meddling in Hong Kong, and CCTV, the government-run broadcaster, spent nearly a third of its evening broadcast on Monday admonishing "radical demonstrators" who vandalized the liaison office.
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Analysts said that investor patience with FirstGroup, the operator of Greyhound buses in the U.S. and Britain's Great Western railway, was wearing thin and the offer could force management to act or prompt other suitors to try to break up the company.
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"You have to know that today the European Union has a clear objective to restore order on its external borders," European Council President Donald Tusk said in his remarks, signaling a growing sense that patience in Europe with the migrant flow is wearing thin.
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The consistent warnings from him and his national security team, whether couched in softer or harsher terms, conveyed a message that Washington's strategic patience was wearing thin and that it was only a question of when, not whether, U.S. military action would come into play.
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But there are signs that patience is wearing thin, and that many are searching for solutions as Mr. Trump, in the name of "America First," creates a vacuum of trans-Atlantic leadership that the Europeans have so far seemed incapable or unwilling to fill.
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PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Icelanders have long joked that global warming was something people on the chilly Nordic island could look forward to, but as ice caps and glaciers melt at record speeds, that gag is wearing thin, according to the country's president.
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SEOUL/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - North Korea said on Saturday it aims to reach an "equilibrium" of military force with the United States, which earlier signaled its patience for diplomacy is wearing thin after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan for the second time in under a month.
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Ri said in the Monday statement that the nuclear program is for potential self-defense "in the face of a clear and real nuclear threat posed by the U.S." Trump administration officials have recently been talking tough on North Korea and have said patience is wearing thin.
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BOSTON, March 23 (Reuters) - Liquidity at a $2.2 billion prime money-market fund run by Northern Trust Corp fell below the 30% U.S. regulatory threshold twice last week, a sign that its buffer for quickly converting assets into cash to meet investors redemptions was wearing thin.
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Wearing thin jeans, a black t-shirt under a sport jacket and sporting a pair of now legendary (to Doctor Who fans) Ray Bans sunglasses, Capaldi sat on the stage inside a packed Madison Square Garden Theater and addressed the initial emotional and controversial online response to Whittaker's casting.
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Our handiest excuse—that the ceaseless stream of bad news and bullshit to which the Trump era has subjected us has left us helpless, confused, and overwhelmed, that too much has gone too wrong too fast to let ourselves sit still with any particular outrage or worry—is wearing thin.
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Although it's hard to imagine local governments turning on industry like this, there are signs that government patience is wearing thin, such as a proposed San Francisco rule that would forbid large employers new to the city from building free or subsidized cafeterias, forcing workers to eat at local restaurants instead.
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"The world's patience is rather wearing thin with President Putin and his actions, and the fact that right across the NATO alliance, right across the European Union, nations have stood up in support of the United Kingdom ... I actually think that is the very best response that we could have," he told reporters.
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"The world's patience is rather wearing thin with President Putin and his actions, and the fact that right across the NATO alliance, right across the European Union, nations have stood up in support of the United Kingdom," the British defense secretary, Gavin Williamson, said on a visit to Estonia, which expelled two Russian diplomats.
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She sat in her living room wearing thin-framed eyeglasses and a hot pink shirt with traditional white embroidery—quite the opposite image to the woman in the iconic photo of Khaled in her youth, wearing a military shirt and keffiyeh, the typically black-and-white scarf that has come to symbolize Middle Eastern pride, and holding an AK-21970.
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Tucked away in a recent news report on the Turkish-turned-Syrian-refugee town of Kilis was this curious line: "Kilis rents doubled in some neighborhoods after the Syrians began arriving… [a]n apartment that cost $120 shot up to $300 a month…Turkish generosity may be wearing thin..." The remark raises an intriguing yet never-broached topic here in the US: Can immigration drive-up home prices?
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