If we weather the storm, then we will get stronger.
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Can Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods' friendship weather the storm?
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He believed UBS was well positioned to weather the storm.
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One group can weather the storm, the other needs protection.
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Now the club must weather the storm and rebuild — quickly.
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Smaller vape companies might not weather the storm as easily.
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But, for now, they may just have to weather the storm.
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Whether Peabody can weather the storm remains to be seen.[Bloomberg]
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Some were even made to weather the storm inside their cells.
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That said, he remains optimistic that Tesla will weather the storm.
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Luckily, Ceva explains, the company was prepared to weather the storm.
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He's trying to give them enough cover to weather the storm.
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We need a short-term bridge loan to weather the storm.
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The Bank of England says British banks would weather the storm.
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"Fortunately, we were able to weather the storm early," Ward said.
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Once the Blues tied the game, Darling helped to weather the storm.
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God Bless Texas, may you weather the storm as you always have!
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And some will be more prepared to weather the storm than others.
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And shortly afterward, Erdogan predicted the two countries would weather the storm.
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Most people can't just sit there and weather the storm like that.
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Setting out their solar charging stations, they got ready to weather the storm.
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TIME's new cover: Donald Trump relied on Michael Cohen to weather the storm.
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"We just tried to weather the storm and fortunately we did," Turner said.
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"We would be able to kind of weather the storm better than most."
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"IAG has substantial resources to weather the storm," said Bernstein analyst Daniel Roeska.
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I can tell you, it was not so easy to weather the storm.
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"As for rainbows, well, you've got to weather the storm first," Kurtz writes.
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The brands with a healthy geographic split will weather the storm the best.
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Though not cast in luxurious metals, his figures are prepared to weather the storm.
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People are worried about whether Twitter can weather the storm of lack of growth.
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Hopefully the tattered dollar bills taped up inside Elliott Street will weather the storm.
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If those four people alone faced charges, then Trump could perhaps weather the storm.
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If Harvey were the only one taking the heat, I'd say weather the storm.
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One firm lowered its price target but still thinks the company can weather the storm.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You are willing to weather the storm for a certain amount of time?
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If anything, Mitsubishi's low profile has helped it weather the storm in the United States.
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But the Mutchlers tried to weather the storm, broaching the subject with their eldest children.
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Sticking to your original, long-term plan is the best way to weather the storm.
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Fortunately, Indonesia is in a better position than many other commodity exporters to weather the storm.
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"There's optimism that the U.S. will weather the storm with help from the Fed," Ghriskey added.
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Ms. Stafford had abandoned her trailer to weather the storm at a friend's bed-and-breakfast.
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Najib was the "Teflon prime minister," and almost all observers expected him to weather the storm.
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" It links to an article titled, "Donald Trump Relied on Michael Cohen to Weather the Storm.
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But Ireland's EU membership at least leaves it better placed, diplomatically and economically, to weather the storm.
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Can Andie and Blane's star-crossed love weather the storm of disrupting a high school caste system?
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Clinton has used similar tactics: weather the storm, think long term, and when you have to, fight.
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Bottom line: Consumer staples can weather the storm of rising interest rates, according to one portfolio manager.
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"Huawei been able to weather the storm so far," he wrote in a statement accompanying the data.
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My sister in Boston is hunkered down with friends who arrived early to weather the storm together.
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A lot more investors will circle their current portfolio to make sure they can weather the storm.
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You have an amount of fixed income in your portfolio that will help you weather the storm.
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At Mr. Symonette's home, he described how he and his family had tried to weather the storm.
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The "Halftime Report" experts discussed how to trade the retail wreck, and which names will weather the storm.
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Snapchat may be able to weather the storm of the redesign that inspired big spikes in negative reviews.
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And will Jughead and Betty weather the storm brewing between the Southside Serpents and the rest of Riverdale?
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West managed to weather the storm and proceed with his career unburdened by the "bitter ex songwriter" tag.
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So it's like other businesses––the bigger and badder you are, the more you can weather the storm.
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But the cuts and new models introduced on Andersson's watch may help the carmaker to weather the storm.
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A lot of times you just have to weather the storm and play better on those big points.
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To weather the storm that COVID-19 has brought to the US, stick to your current financial strategy.
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Abdulrahman purchases a 16-foot aluminum canoe as a precaution but is convinced he can weather the storm.
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You can finally weather the storm without fear of soaking your sneakers thanks to Allbirds' new Mizzle Collection.
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Boeing's financial health Boeing is also in the strongest financial position in its history to weather the storm.
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Serco has focused on winning business abroad and cutting costs, allowing it to weather the storm in outsourcing.
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NASA scientists are confident that the rover will weather the storm, so they're just waiting for the wakeup call.
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Because we are getting the information out and sharing it with other entities, hopefully they can weather the storm.
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Nevertheless, Scaramucci began Monday believing he could weather the storm surrounding him, three people who talked to him said.
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"They are circling the wagons, rallying the allies in order to weather the storm," a Saudi businessman told Reuters.
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The proudest thing for me is that locker room stayed intact and we were able to weather the storm.
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"Some of the great books out there can help give encouragement on how to weather the storm," Mathis said.
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But as an institution, the Roman Catholic Church seemed to weather the storm better than might have been expected.
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It really just depends on whether or not we can weather the storm for the next however many months.
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I'm worried about however long this situation actually is, how many independent venues are going to weather the storm?
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I think if Biden can weather the storm and take him down to the ground, I think he would win.
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Despite his negative long-term outlook, Terreson believes that some companies will weather the storm--namely BP, Chevron, and Exxon.
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As much as Trump tried to change the subject, determined to weather the storm, condemnation only piled higher on Saturday.
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Medica has decided to weather the storm and says that in the first quarter of 2017, it's already seen improvement.
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They have had to weather the storm of his addiction to prescription medication, which landed Sorrentino in rehab in 2012.
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Someone like Senator Franken, who already promised to resign, seems like the least likely candidate to weather the storm. 3.
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Even when Apple's products have been directly implicated in tech worries, its business model has helped it weather the storm.
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In Washington, lawmakers are working on a new fiscal stimulus package that could help workers and companies weather the storm.
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Despite his call for a "severe" downdraft, Hennessy believes active managers like himself are best positioned to weather the storm.
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Price's ability to weather the storm could be hurt by the GOP's failure this week to pass legislation repealing ObamaCare.
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We may not be out of the mire just yet, but the things we're thankful for help us weather the storm.
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The US Navy sent about 30 ships out to sea to weather the storm from the naval base at Norfolk, Virginia.
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But as long as drivers and riders continue to flock to the platform, Uber should be able to weather the storm.
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Republicans with doubts about Trump can rationally hope to weather the storm of a Clinton administration and come back in 2020.
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"Everything is about resiliency now to weather the storm," says Tim McSweeney, a director at technology-focused merchant bank Restoration Partners.
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It could still be years before fashionable and useful AR eyewear is feasible and Snap must weather the storm until then.
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Thankfully, while the damage to his administration over the short to medium term will be severe, he can weather the storm.
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But British clothing retailer Next jumped 2.1% after saying its balance sheet and margins will help it to weather the storm.
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With U.S.-China hostilities showing no signs of abating, Singapore will have to weather the storm for some time to come.
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Read more: Jared Kushner reportedly gave the Saudi crown prince advice on how to 'weather the storm' after Jamal Khashoggi's killing
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Amid the wreckage, equity analysts and strategists are laying out stock picks and investment strategies to try and weather the storm.
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They beg a very real, very serious question: Is Joe Biden actually ready to weather the storm of a general election?
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But intelligence officials have lasted this long under the President and may be convinced to weather the storm a while longer.
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So long as that's true, brands that prove to be agile enough will always find a way to weather the storm.
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Human Rights Watch reported that correctional officers left more than 600 inmates in one building without supervision to weather the storm.
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To me, if this film has a message, it's that you have to try to weather the storm together no matter what.
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But what also happened is that Facebook just adjusted its plans and hunkered down to weather the storm as it always does.
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But on the "Halftime Report" CLSA bank analyst Mike Mayo argued that the bank is in fine shape to weather the storm.
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But collectively, it appears that investors believe that banks will weather the storm, or at least that governments won't let them fail.
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If Palihapitiya's prediction holds true, to weather the storm and continue hiring businesses will need to find significant cash reserves — from somewhere.
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She said she expects major cloud software providers, Salesforce, Microsoft and ServiceNow, to be in the best position to weather the storm.
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For all the systemic problems associated with their state-run mercantilist economy, they believe they can weather the storm come what may.
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How will freedom of the press weather the storm of a man who feuds with the media and demands looser libel laws?
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"The gym's been going through a lot of internal turmoil and is too fragile to weather the storm," the owner told the station.
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A slew of potential problems are confronting the world's emerging economies, but many of those countries appear resilient enough to weather the storm.
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"Diversification can also help you feel confident that your investments are prepared to weather the storm in times of market volatility," Keckler said.
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The stockpiling along with the development of its own chip technology could help Huawei weather the storm in the near term, experts said.
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Twitter seemed to weather the storm better than most yesterday, as it was one of the only tech stocks that was performing well.
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Qatar, the world's richest country per capita, says the sanctions amount to a "blockade", but it has ample reserves to weather the storm.
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Kim Sung-soo, a fund manager at LS Asset Management, told Reuters that Samsung's mid-range devices have helped it weather the storm.
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That makes it even more imperative for Democrats and Republicans to weather the storm and work together to meet these existential security challenges.
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The Saints, Steelers, Jets, and Jaguars are all attempting to weather the storm without their starter, relying on backups to hold the fort.
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Qatar, the world's richest country per capita, says the sanctions amount to a "blockade," but it has ample reserves to weather the storm.
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February's unemployment rate of 3.5 percent, the lowest since 1969, is expected to spike as more employers slash payrolls to weather the storm.
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Mr. Macron — who has long thought himself uniquely capable of succeeding where his predecessors failed — is hoping to weather the storm once again.
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When Irma arrived, she decamped to the home of her neighbor Kenny Crippen, 65, who runs a lawn-care business, to weather the storm.
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Some allies have already abandoned his coalition and the coming days will determine whether he has enough support in Congress to weather the storm.
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"It was a bad time, but it was not a dire time," Packel said, adding that selling their home helped her weather the storm.
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Ms. Kelly, who apologized to colleagues and her viewers within hours of making the remarks, believed at first that she could weather the storm.
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Cashrich tech stocks are some of the "best positioned to weather the storm," Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani said in a note on Sunday.
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Tomazoni said JBS is ready to weather the storm stemming from the health crisis, given the company's diversified production base and seniority of management.
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Ms. Luciano said that the laid-back spirit of people who live in the mountains of Puerto Rico was helping them weather the storm.
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When the Capitals had the game's first four shots, Fleury was there to weather the storm, and the Penguins responded with the next six.
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It is clear that Trump's team thinks they can weather the storm if this remains a clash between two political personalities — Trump and Comey.
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However the automaker has enough cash and its dealers have enough inventory to weather the storm without significant problems for at least a week.
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Aides were waiting to see if he could weather the storm as he had in the past which clearly didn't happen this time around.
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Huawei's chips are designed by its subsidiary HiSilicon, which has said it's prepared for such a move by the U.S. and can weather the storm.
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Managers at some health-care companies have expressed their own doubts while others have maintained that their firms are well-positioned to weather the storm.
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Like Guy, though, Edmonson was prepared to weather the storm alone, and she's confident that people in the neighborhood would look out for one another.
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Aides' advice to Trump on recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights was that Washington could again weather the storm, the same person said.
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Menezes said the spirits industry is not immune to global economic and spending declines, but they're "better positioned" to weather the storm by following trends.
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While the conditions have caused some to flee the coast, as always, there are those who are staying put and preparing to weather the storm.
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We'll see how much Game of Thrones leakage HBO can stand before changing course, but for now the company seems content to weather the storm.
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It's all about the balance sheet for energy giants hoping to weather the storm of historically low oil prices, top analyst Doug Terreson told CNBC.
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Yes, winter storm Jonas is coming to town, and singles are taking to Craigslist to make sure they don't have to weather the storm alone.
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If Trump thinks that he can weather the storm, the Times report might end up being a catalyst for him to get rid of Mueller.
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A New York Times investigation on Sunday showed that Kushner sought to counsel the prince to weather the storm in the aftermath of the murder.
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Beijing will need to give ZTE gigantic low- or no-interest loans to weather the storm — something Lewis gives a roughly "100% chance" of happening.
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The group of climbers decided to weather the storm at Camp 4 and were later joined by two of the Sherpas that had fallen behind.
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Interviews with constituents produce mixed perspectives on the scandal, and an expert says that despite the headlines, it's possible that Hill can weather the storm.
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What's happening: "Bigger guys, just by virtue of their size, can weather the storm better," says Tom Duesterberg, a trade expert at the Hudson Institute.
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Many market participants thought the agency was overreacting to the oil price swing without accounting for the ultimate ability of the companies to weather the storm.
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We knew they were going to give us everything they had no matter who was in the lineup and we just had to weather the storm.
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It's a testament to the work Firor and his team have done that ESO's managed to weather the storm of mixed reviews and other sweeping redesigns.
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The federal government stepped in with a lifeline of $700 billion to buy faltering assets from banks and inject them with capital to weather the storm.
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Trump's significant task is to weather the storm and make Americans believe he can be a commander in chief who won't always be losing his cool.
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Airlines have suspended routes, cancelled flights, and taken other cost-cutting measures to try and weather the storm, but the impact is already starting to hurt.
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"We are surprised that the stock has not held up more during this period and feel confident that PNC can weather the storm," the note said.
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If those workers have sufficient savings, they might be able to weather the storm without dramatically reducing their own spending and spreading the economic damage further.
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"Private cannabis companies who have raised capital recently and have cash on their balance sheets should be in good position to weather the storm," Karabas said.
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"They're going to be able to weather the storm a lot longer than their competitors once the initial hit of the stimulus wears off," he said.
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Others don't have the same business acumen, the personal connection to their readers, or the sensitivity to weather the storm, and they could face hard times.
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And while telecom executives tell Motherboard the U.S. internet will likely weather the storm, many content providers are taking extra precautions to make sure that's true.
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Ultra-wealthy investors aren't bullish on the markets but they are well positioned to "weather the storm," according to Michael Sonnenfeldt, founder of investment club Tiger 21.
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As good as his ability to weather the storm was, Breazeale's offensive output was lacking to say the least—he was rendered a glorified human punching bag.
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Having said that, the BJP, by virtue of its organization, access to high finance and possibly access to inside information, is better situated to weather the storm.
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But it's good to know that in a time when disaster preparation can make a drastic difference between life and death, the NHC can weather the storm.
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"At the moment, there is enough support there for the loonie to weather the storm," said Simon Harvey, FX market analyst for Monex Europe and Monex Canada.
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"I've been a self-employed freelancer for over 12 years in Austin so I know how to weather the storm during slow work periods," Osburn told CNN.
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As Florence makes it way inland, photographers for The New York Times are spread out through North and South Carolina, documenting scenes as residents weather the storm.
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Major casual dining chains, like Olive Garden, IHOP and Chili's, are better equipped to weather the storm than mom-and-pop chains or independent fine-dining restaurants.
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Larger channels with more frequent travels and greater backlogs can better weather the storm than smaller channels, but still expect to take a hit without new videos.
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Foreign automakers, such as General Motors have so far been able to weather the storm, but others, such as Ford, have watched their business in the region deteriorate.
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According to experts, though Nice and France, among the world's leading tourism destinations, will suffer in the immediate aftermath, both are likely to weather the storm long-term.
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As we continue to weather the storm that is the current Mercury retrograde in Leo, we thought we'd turn to the R29 readership for their personal survival tricks.
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Even if the net neutrality rules were dramatically overhauled, Mahaney believes Netflix would weather the storm because infrastructure costs for bandwidth and storage plummeted over the last decade.
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As we see with RHOC, Tamra is genuinely devastated by the fact her marriage with third husband Eddie Judge has had to weather the storm of gay rumors.
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As Hurricane Irma shapes up to be the strongest hurricane to make U.S. landfall in recent history, Florida communities are helping each other prepare to weather the storm.
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Kushner offered the crown prince advice "about how to weather the storm" following the murder, The New York Times reported, citing a Saudi source familiar with the conversations.
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Recessions are temporary and helping a customer weather the storm can not only help you improve customer loyalty but increase the number of referrals to friends and family.
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But Democratic leaders say the six-term Floridian, long considered a rising star in the party, will weather the storm and continue her climb up the leadership ladder.
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Insurance Information Institute CEO Sean Kevelighan told CNBC's "Closing Bell " Wednesday there should be better awareness of just how well-equipped the industry is to weather the storm.
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The sustained downturn in margins will finally begin taking its toll as some producers run out of money and begin a host of austerity measures to weather the storm.
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While Lee admitted he doesn't know exactly when the sentiment will improve, he did offer four stocks that have the potential to weather the storm of a gloomy market.
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Enterprise-focused tech stocks were once thought to be able to weather the storm of a tough economy, but they "have effectively turned into market punching bags," he said.
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According to the Saudi source, Kushner has even advised MBS on "how to weather the storm, urging him to resolve his conflicts around the region and avoid further embarrassments."
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Some states, like California, may be better prepared to weather the storm, sitting on a surplus and $20 billion reserve fund built after lessons learned from the previous downturn.
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Can they help him weather the storm, or will cracks appear in the presidential majority as the protest continues to be supported by an overwhelming majority of French people?
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, says that despite increasing pressure on the broader retail space Ulta is still best poised to weather the storm from a fundamental perspective.
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It&aposll be interesting to see how companies with millions of users weather the storm, as well as what happens to some of the smaller players in the space.
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Crucially, as Trump's Taj Mahal casino was going bankrupt for the first time in 1991, the man he bonded with over boxing was there to help him weather the storm.
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All of this government action favors bigger actors (who have the resources to weather the storm) over the little guy — the small physician practice, the community hospital and the patient.
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One Saudi said that Kushner offered "advice about how to weather the storm, urging him to resolve his conflicts around the region and avoid further embarrassments," according to the Times.
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While this has been a problem for all hospital operators, HCA, with its well-capitalized balance sheet and strong cash flow, is best positioned to weather the storm, analysts said.
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Republicans have spent the past 24 hours confident that Kavanaugh can weather the storm, but engagement by Ford's lawyers leaves the allegation hanging out in the public eye even longer.
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To recap: The trade deficit with China keeps growing, the US is losing jobs because of the trade war, and for now it looks like Beijing might weather the storm.
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That's why Fish and Wildlife officials warn that even if receding flood waters leave sea turtle eggs exposed, the concerned public should leave them alone: sea turtles will weather the storm.
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With the company's smartphone and memory chip businesses struggling as of late, the foldable phone, together with some new 5G devices, might be the boost Samsung needs to weather the storm.
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Some saw the retreat as a buying opportunity, noting that limited direct exposure to Europe and a strong trade relationship with the United States should help Canadian assets weather the storm.
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Two questions will determine whether or not Huawei can weather the storm, says Dieter Ernst, a chip expert and China-watcher at the East-West Centre, a think-tank in Honolulu.
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In addition to attending to the CMS list of corrections, it'll have the weather the storm of a criminal investigation, and somehow find a way to woo back partners and investors.
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Rating agency Fitch sees autos, aerospace, real-estate, airlines and especially retail as most exposed to Brexit, although it expects most to weather the storm with hits to earnings and margins.
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A slow start had plenty worried but many were still confident Virginia would weather the storm and not become the first No. 1 seed to ever lose to a 16-seed.
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It's been a wild couple of months for Son as he watched WeWork weather the storm following its IPO tailspin (SoftBank has invested nearly $20 billion in WeWork over the years).
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Affected businesses may need financial assistance to weather the storm, opening an opportunity for banks to create relationships with new customers that are likely to remain after the crisis is over.
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As states along the East Coast prepare for Hurricane Dorian to make landfall, hospitality companies in the region are warning tourists to stay home — or be prepared to weather the storm.
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According to the Saudi, Mr. Kushner has offered the crown prince advice about how to weather the storm, urging him to resolve his conflicts around the region and avoid further embarrassments.
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But amid this destruction, one thing seemed to weather the storm quite well — spotted seatrout, which were busy making babies as the eye of the hurricane passed over their spawning grounds.
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As the stock market continued its coronavirus-related free fall this week, Taylor sent out an email offering five pieces of advice to her clients to help them weather the storm.
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Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law and adviser, even counseled the Crown Prince on how to weather the storm after Khashoggi's death, according to officials who spoke to The Times.
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The company has enough cash on hand and its dealers have enough vehicles in stock to weather the storm without significant problems for at least a week, according to financial analysts.
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Boeing's now all-too-familiar pattern of incremental fixes and curated responses is a common strategy for companies seeking to weather the storm of a single product fault or corporate misstep.
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Polling numbers had held steady, as economic factors such as the ruling party's generous welfare handouts, had prevailed - leading analysts previously to predict the party would weather the storm over the resignations.
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While the decision to leave the European Union may not yet have shown its full wrath on the U.K. economy, fashion designers remain relatively optimistic, believing the industry will weather the storm.
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It has underestimated the ability of shale-oil producers in America—its nemesis in the sheikhs-versus-shale battle—to use more efficient financial techniques to weather the storm of lower prices.
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"Ultimately, the market leaders have focused aggressively on improving their cost-effectiveness in their operating models in order to weather the storm as best as possible," Scorpio Managing Partner Sebastian Dovey said.
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"Initially, Peabody is in a better position to weather the storm, but we don't know how bad it's going to get," said Steve Piper, associate director of energy fundamentals at SNL Energy.
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Kushner offered the de facto Saudi ruler advice "about how to weather the storm" following the death of Khashoggi, the Times reported on Saturday, citing a Saudi source familiar with the conversations.
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While high cash balances could help the secondary high-yield market weather the storm better than expected, several sources said they expected the primary market to be shut for the foreseeable future.
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Nearby Georgia, also in Matthew's path, allows voters to register online and through a mobile app, allowing many displaced residents to easily register no matter where they've relocated to weather the storm.
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I figure there's no point stressing myself out by looking at how much I've lost — I just have to weather the storm and know things will be fine in the long run.
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Leslie's feeling the crunch too ... coronavirus fears forced him to cancel 3 upcoming tour dates with Victoria Canal ... but it sounds like his bank account is big enough to weather the storm.
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But if his overriding motive is self-preservation, the safer option would be to try to weather the storm, hoping that Mr. Trump is defeated in November, or Mr. Netanyahu even sooner.
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And frankly, what we have here is everyone thought they were going to be able to weather the storm until photographs of one of his wives with a black eye came out.
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Department stores are now several years deep into the the latest round of industry challenges, and the question is evolving into: who will weather the storm, and how long will it last.
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Anticipating that these farmers will lose revenue while costs remain high, the group called on the government to extend the deadline for debt repayments to help producers weather the storm, Lucchi said.
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"Retirees should consider how to weather the storm safely, like maybe building a ladder of CDs to last two to three years or through a possible downturn," said LaBrecque of Sequoia Financial Group.
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"But, perhaps it was better to get the movie out there and just weather the storm of reviews.... Disney is so big and so successful that they can weather this and move on."
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"Fortunately, before we came through this multiyear downturn things were really good in agriculture, so that's carried over and enabled a lot of producers to cut back and weather the storm," said Kowalski.
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Britain's financial sector as a whole may be hit with tighter regulation and taxes, but it would likely be easier for banks with an international footprint such as HSBC to weather the storm.
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The Jets have some challenging games in the coming weeks, but if Darnold can weather the storm, he'll get to face a friendly stretch of defenses starting in Week 9 against the Dolphins.
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The governor, dressed in "disaster casual," can still engage in politics by repeatedly appearing on the television screens of millions of people, talking about how the state is going to weather the storm.
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If it is flailing on the surface, and the crew manages to weather the storm, the sailors would have enough fresh water and food to last for about 25 days, the official said.
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A safer option for Mr. Abbas, our correspondents say, would be trying to weather the storm and hoping that Mr. Trump or Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel is defeated in upcoming elections.
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One company's strength shouldn't lift the stocks of unrelated companies, like what happened with Alphabet, and one point of weakness shouldn't drag down stocks of companies that could weather the storm, he said.
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However, some leftist governments have managed to weather the storm and retain power—a handful at the ballot box and others through repression—contributing to the striking ideological diversity the region has today.
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While larger schools may be able to the weather the storm, school leaders who signed the letter said many of their schools do not have the financial backing necessary to withstand lengthy court battles.
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In the main, Turkey will weather the storm because it is better placed to rely on its growing domestic defense industry for its military needs and because it will search for alternative defense partners.
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While Bridenstine seemed to weather the storm of questions well for the most part, his views and record when it comes to LGBTQ rights are coming back to haunt him in a big way.
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And yet, he remains on the job -- and, according to sources, continues to believe he can somehow weather the storm the picture and his subsequent news conference trying to explain it have caused. How?
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It said Korean steelmakers were most exposed, but big firms such as POSCO and Hyundai Steel would weather the storm because their exports were diversified, or because they relied strongly on their domestic market.
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Today, as much of the country braces for the historic "bomb cyclone" to pass, many are relying on their furnaces, water heaters, stovetops and electrical outlets working without a hitch, to weather the storm.
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Additionally, sex bloggers and smaller, independent companies—like feminist, body-positive, and fetish sites—which rely on social media to attract traffic will struggle, while inherently misogynistic mainstream sites can afford to weather the storm.
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"We will need to take some drastic measures to weather the storm over the next few weeks and avoid job losses as much as possible," Etihad Chief Executive Tony Douglas said in another staff email.
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IAG said that it was cutting costs and implementing revenue initiatives to help it weather the storm, following rival airlines such as Germany's Lufthansa and Amsterdam-based KLM which have cut costs in recent days.
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TRACK THE WINTER WEATHER The storm is expected to shift to the Northeast on Sunday, Brink said, bringing heavy snow to the interior of New England and a wintry mix and rain to coastal cities.
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While Marshall-Lee predicts an "ugly market" for the next couple of years, he says stronger companies such as Guinness Nigeria, Nigerian Breweries or lenders Zenith Bank and Guaranty Trust Bank will probably weather the storm.
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Investors are now hoping that central banks around the world will ease monetary policy to weather the storm as Britain and the EU chalk out the next steps for the country's exit from the trading bloc.
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While Trump clearly made a colossal mistake, throwing his intelligence agencies under the bus while standing beside the man who ordered an attack on our democracy, he likely will weather the storm — at least this time.
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South Bend, like many rust belt communities, has struggled for decades to weather the storm of deindustrialization, having relied heavily on traditional manufacturing and a handful of specific companies that are now dried out or obsolete.
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"Buy energy companies with strong management teams and good balance sheets that could weather the storm," said Stephanie Link, Active Equities Portfolio Manager at TIAA Global Asset Management, a firm with $861 billion in assets under management.
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The latest earnings come amid an improving environment for oil companies that have had to weather the storm posed by low oil prices amid a glut in oil supply and lackluster demand over the last few years.
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LONDON, March 19 (Reuters) - British clothing retailer Next said on Thursday the industry was facing a crisis that is unprecedented in living memory, but believes that its balance sheet and margins will help it weather the storm.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss Life's chief financial officer said Donald Trump's election as next U.S. president will keep interest rates low and shake up markets, but said the company's own investment portfolio was well-positioned to weather the storm.
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How I'm tuning out the panicIt is one thing to say that you will ignore the nosediving market, it is another to actually weather the storm and make it through without selling off your portfolio at a loss.
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Richard Johnston, a political scientist who studies election polling at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, said that before the testimony, it had appeared that Mr. Trudeau's government might weather the storm created by Ms. Wilson-Raybould.
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The telescope seemed to weather the storm miraculously, only losing part of one of its instruments, which crashed down into its dish, breaking 30 of the nearly 40,000 reflective aluminum panels that focus radio signals into the telescope's antennae.
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Those are the companies that are really going to weather the storm much better in the next economic downturn, and small caps just have way more debt than the large caps do, so that makes us a bit uneasy.
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Donald Trump's Walk of Fame star has been a lightning rod for violence, but it's going to weather the storm and stay put because cops and the group that manages the Walk of Fame don't want it 86'd.
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Additionally, as digital media companies like BuzzFeed have tried to weather the storm that is wreaking havoc on the industry, they have been under increasing pressure from venture capitalists, who have provided sizable rounds of funding, to deliver results.
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Netflix faces growing fears that it could lose out in the streaming wars, but Goldman Sachs said in a note to clients on Thursday that the company has fought off competition before, making it likely to weather the storm.
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So is the one where the culture of the company allows him to weather the storm around the multiple public lawsuits he was forced to settle, only to be fired when the financial pressure becomes too much to bear.
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Worries about the U.S.-China trade war are running high during the current U.S. quarterly reporting season, with companies as diverse as Juniper Networks and O'Reilly Automotive bemoaning the consequences but saying they are finding ways to weather the storm.
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Most energy companies were keen to slash costs and weather the storm rather than spend cash on expensive expansions, while those with capital have been waiting for the market to bottom out before committing to take-overs, the analysts said.
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"Parking free liquidity with the ECB to weather the storm has become costly due to the ECB's negative interest rates policy," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note, adding the central bank may have to increase its monetary base again.
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Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson's relationship didn't weather the storm like their 'Twilight' characters, Bella Swan and Edward Cullen, but several pieces of memorabilia from the films did and will now be going to the home of the highest bidder.
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"We are proactively preparing for the possible severe weather the storm system may bring to this area and have both strategic and emergency plans in place for both the people and horses on-site," said the WEG in a statement.
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The task ahead, for Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and his lieutenants, is to weather the storm.
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As Greece again reaches crisis point the question now is whether the latest round of cutbacks are enough to convince lenders to hand out another round of cash and whether the government can weather the storm of mounting public anger.
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Buy-to-let and non-conforming RMBS bore the brunt of the initial sell-off following the UK's vote in favour of leaving the EU, as concerns grew around how the UK housing market would weather the storm of a potential recession.
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"Many of the larger companies were able to do some out-of-court restructurings to weather the storm, but as depressed commodity prices continued, the market drove them into bankruptcy," said Stephen Pezanosky, a restructuring partner with Haynes and Boone in Dallas.
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Nassau-based activist Allaya Hagigal told Insider on Tuesday that Bahamians felt prepared to weather the storm, but the damage was much more extreme than they expected — and rescue efforts would continue for weeks on devastated islands like Grand Bahama and Abaco.
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It's impossible not to see the similarities between Cooper's attempt to melt into the Oscars red carpet and that one time Ben Affleck could no longer weather the storm of Batman's "mixed reviews," as an interviewer reminded him of back in 2016.
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Minnesota can weather the storm if one of the non-Towns bigs has to sit, and can possibly do the same if it's a wing missing time, but an injury keeping Towns or Rubio out for any extended stretch could spell doom.
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The book on Keys among coaches has long been that if an opponent can weather the storm generated by her power game, she will eventually stop finding the lines because her margin for error is so slim and her nerves are still brittle.
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"In a situation like this, (Chief Financial Officer) Mark Willis and I have to be able to make sure we've got a strong balance sheet and we can weather the storm," newly appointed Chief Executive Officer Bill Berman told Reuters on a call.
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Mr Moreno's hope is that he will weather the storm and enable Ecuador to follow the example of reform set by Chile or Uruguay, rather than fall back into another decade of instability like the one that preceded the rise of Mr Correa. ■
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LONDON (Reuters) - The prospect of 25 percent U.S. tariffs on steel imports has raised fears of a global trade war but steel producers outside North America believe they can weather the storm without too much disruption to their business or steel prices.
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The 63-year old Najib has managed to weather the storm thus far thanks to the unflappable backing of elites who keep him in power but there is speculation he may call snap polls ahead of the June 2018 general election to retain his post.
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"When the economy slows, I would rather own the e-commerce retailer that offers the lower-cost items that also has the $25 billion a year cloud business that's growing at over 40 percent a year to help them weather the storm," he said.
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Jumping among perspectives and told over the course of a year, the novel examines how these combined tragedies affect family members and those on the periphery, and the way these individuals isolate and hurt themselves as they try to weather the storm of their struggles.
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Though Gap still remains the largest specialty retail company in the US — in addition to its namesake company and Old Navy, it also operates Banana Republic, Athleta, Intermix, Janie & Jack, and Hill City — whether it will be able to weather the storm remains to be seen.
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Both perennial contenders and up-and-coming teams have been bitten by the injury bug at the most important position in the sport, leaving franchises to scramble to form new game plans built around backup quarterbacks and hope they can weather the storm until their starter returns.
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The Chinese government may be starting to think that their economy can weather the storm and it may be better to see if Trump wins a second term in next year's election, and if he doesn't whether it will be easier to negotiate with his successor.
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And while wealthy moguls and big-time stars might be able to weather the storm just fine, thousands of people who live on middle-class salaries or hourly wages are facing an uncertain future as they try to just pay bills and keep their businesses open.
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"It's been tough, but I think we know if we can weather the storm right now and get guys healthy and back, we have a lot of faith in the guys that are coming up, too," said Warren, who is close to returning from the disabled list.
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In a new note to clients and in comments Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " the firm's head of technical analysis, Ari Wald, said when the times get tough for the markets investors ought to look to momentum stocks, particularly the iShares Momentum ETF, to weather the storm.
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Analysts expect Merkel to weather the storm brewing over the debacle in the rural state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on Sunday, where her Christian Democrats (CDU) fell to a shock third place behind the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) and the upstart anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
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So, for the communities across the country that are coal dependent, if they have more opportunities of different kinds, just like with your investment portfolio, they're less vulnerable and they're more able to weather the storm as we do evolve through the power sector through other industry changes.
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Essential is effectively a startup, and although it has some of the best expertise in the business alongside Rubin's reputation, the company may not be able to weather the storm as it slashes costs on the Essential Phone and gears up to inevitably try and launch a successor.
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He's the main issue in American politics, and he may be the only Republican fit to weather the storm — he has a proven ability to turn out his voters, he doesn't have to win elections in nonpresidential years and his persona works for him, if not for anyone else.
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Citgo board's chairwoman, Luisa Palacios, last week said U.S. sanctions imposed on PDVSA in January were "a shock" for the firm as it is no longer able to import Venezuelan crude that historically fed two of its three refineries, but a contingency plan has helped it weather the storm.
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But while Caputo offered support for an aggressive strategy from the pro-Trump side — "Lock it down and weather the storm!" he said — he also cautioned that the White House needed to ensure there would be no slippage of support in the Senate, where Trump's fate could ultimately be decided.
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As the world's top advertisers continue to cut their budgets and take marketing in-house while seeking cheaper alternatives to the bloated agencies of decades past, Michael Roth, chairman and CEO of holding company giant IPG, said his organization is more prepared than its larger rivals to weather the storm.
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Kushner's comments on Monday followed a report by The New York Times over the weekend that he has "continued to chat informally" with the crown prince since Khashoggi's death, and has even advised the young royal on how best to "weather the storm" of international condemnation bearing down on Riyadh.
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The effect coronavirus has had on economic activity in this country is so profound that buying a takeout cocktail from a bar, ordering delivery from a restaurant, suddenly getting into scrapbooking, or buying a gift card is not going to be enough to help businesses or workers weather the storm.
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"We expect to have sufficient capacity and fuel available and expect to be able to weather the storm without running up against significant emissions limits, but concerns remain the same regarding fuel availability and emissions limits throughout this protracted cold spell and the rest of the winter," the company said in a statement.
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But the group's calls for a partial rollback of the flexible exchange rate system, a looser monetary policy and subsidised corporate loans call into question the key policies of the Central Bank, whose governor Elvira Nabiullina has earned Mr Putin's trust by helping the country weather the storm of oil price shock and western sanctions.
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Latest developments • Fast-moving weather: The storm was moving quickly and, fortunately, the center of the system and its highest winds stayed offshore, CNN meteorologist Tom Sater said, • Snow slows: Forecasters at the National Weather Service said snowfall amounts will diminish in southern New England, but wind and cold temperatures will be threats on Friday.
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"We knew we were going to have to weather the storm and we did a good job in front of the net boxing out, tying up sticks and getting to rebounds, so a credit to the guys in front of me," Talbot said, adding a 733-save shutout sounds nice, but it doesn't add to the value.
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Moving his head, rotating his elbows to block the path of uppercuts and knees, and keeping his chin pinned to his sternum to take the blows on the top of his head: Weidman's covering up is an example of the best way to do a bad thing and it helped him weather the storm against Mousasi as he had against Belfort.
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"We were able to weather the storm and emerge from it stronger than ever," the politician said at the Shangri-La Dialogue, an annual security summit in Singapore: Riyadh, Manama, Cairo and Abu Dhabi accuse Doha of supporting terrorism and have said they will continue the siege until Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani's government complies with a list of demands that includes shutting down the Al Jazeera news network and reducing ties with Iran.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's adviser and son-in-law, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, reportedly offered advice to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman about how to "weather the storm" after the death of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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For the cannabis industry at large, however, investors, experts, and analysts Business Insider spoke to for this story said the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic will be dire, in that it will disrupt supply chains, hurt startups that don't have enough cash to weather the storm, and accelerate a months-long shakeout period that was already underway before the first coronavirus cases showed up in the US."Any predictability that was left in the cannabis industry has effectively gone up in smoke due to the potential health risks and disruption brought on by the novel coronavirus pandemic," Marc Hauser, a San Francisco-based attorney and the vice-chair of Reed Smith's Cannabis Law Team wrote in a note.
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