The widening well-being gap mirrored the widening income gap, Witters said.
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Absent a new approach to election security, a widening field means a widening array of vulnerabilities.
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"It's a fabulously interesting marketplace because (it has) a widening middle class, widening access to education and widening access to connectivity, so the pace of change in India is truly transformational," he told CNBC.
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Recent issues had mixed sessions with yields on some names, such as Evergrande's 2019s widening 6bp and Korea Midland Power widening 2bp.
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And the gaps — generational, cultural, technological — just keep widening.
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Here's what you need to know: • A widening gap.
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The effect was a widening in the U.S. trade deficit.
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The gap between the richest and the poorest is widening.
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That's the clear takeaway from a widening pool of research.
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The judges' widening political role is not entirely their doing.
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His features were struggling to grow into his widening skull.
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The same research revealed a widening income gap in America.
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I experience ever widening gaps as I navigate these relationships.
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At the moment, though, people's palates seem to be widening.
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He jumped up, his eyes widening as if in hope.
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The immediate impact was a 10bp widening in the curve.
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Tapping CATL also signals a widening of Toyota's procurement pool.
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YouTube is in the middle of a widening PR scandal.
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The top was losing its arch; the cracks were widening.
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Some of the widening and expansion of freeways was ditched.
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Widening income and wealth inequality appears to slow economic growth.
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Widening social cleavages are evident in Britain and across Europe.
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There are exceptions to this widening circle of GOP deceit.
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Put simply, the gap in spending and outcomes is widening.
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Still, the divisions are clear and, in many cases, widening.
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Turkey backs the rebels, widening its influence in the northwest.
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The SEC declined to comment on the widening GE investigation.
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Thus widening the potential scale of an already unprecedented attack.
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And in fact, now the gaps seem to be widening.
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The restrictions also have a crucial role in widening inequality.
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A widening FBI investigation into Nxivm's other dealings is ongoing.
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It's widening the gap between civilians, the military and veterans.
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"Right now it's about awareness and widening our party," he said.
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The greenback was helped by widening U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials.
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Mr Najib's party is carelessly widening Malaysia's ethnic and religious splits.
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"The imports were also fueled by widening price variance," said Zhuo.
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This has also contributed to a widening age range for gamers.
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The gap between the AI haves and have-nots is widening.
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At one level the answer is the ever-widening partisan divide.
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That's definitely more important than widening someone's view of the world.
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A widening gap between politics and policy is a concerning development.
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This is apparent in a widening generational split on gay rights.
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This suggests that China is widening geographic inequalities within recipient countries.
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So the focus is now on widening access to elite ones.
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In winter, when the water freezes, it expands, widening the crack.
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Amazon Fire TV's lead over rival streaming platform Roku is widening.
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And the gap between the elites and everyday Americans is widening.
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The unemployed need to see the widening of industries for opportunity.
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But four years on, the company is now widening that ambition.
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And the gap between the elderly and the young is widening.
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Meanwhile, euro zone peripheral sovereign bond spreads are widening once again.
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They are also responsible for a widening circle of economic devastation.
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These points argue for widening government's commitment to education and learning.
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In this way the choice explosion has contributed to widening inequality.
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The widening spread indicates an increasingly bearish outlook for the rupee.
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But the date is less important than the dynamic, ever widening.
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Rifts in society on immigration and so much more are widening.
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The ideological rifts within the Democratic Party are widening, not shrinking.
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He burned calories with all that head shaking and eye widening.
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More broadly, data shows the partisan divide on Israel is widening.
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Four ways to bridge the widening valley of death for startups
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So instead of widening, my family tree tapered, its branches thinned.
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That's also when polls picked up the widening partisan divide. Rep.
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Documents showed while Peloton's revenue is growing, its losses are widening.
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And the Democratic edge among younger voters appears to be widening.
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"You're widening the top of the hiring funnel," Mr. Barach said.
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Widening the aperture makes the picture more positive for every studio.
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This had a more destructive effect than merely widening partisan divides.
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Widening the aperture, Cook rated 7 more seats -- including Georgia Sen.
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Some fear the affordability gap is widening, despite the city's efforts.
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The result is likely to be less prosperity and widening inequality.
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Tough proposes two explanations for this widening gap: politicians and donors.
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Mr Mitsotakis has shown little interest in widening the tax base.
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He just calls it by a folksy name — "widening the moat".
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Now, he feels that expansion is widening out to other nations.
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Commerzbank's Kinsella noted the widening spread between onshore and offshore yuan.
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Tech in particular has really been "widening the aperture," Haller said.
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Several developments suggest a widening of the company's ambitions in documentaries.
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They include a widening wealth gap, slower growth and stagnant wages.
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The police were widening their search to cameras from surrounding areas.
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The result is a widening divide between two visions of democracy.
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Air France-KLM also reported a widening quarterly loss last month.
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Amid the widening purges, the public sphere was excised of politics.
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"We have widening inequality in health outcomes in the U.S.," Haaga said.
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The greenback was helped by the widening U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials.
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Lawmakers now say the widening probe could last beyond the holiday season.
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Another trend also became apparent: a widening gap between rich and poor.
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Updated February 1st, 2018: Updated with changes to John Scalzi's Widening Gyre.
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But it has been relatively immune to the current yield spread widening.
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In Wilhelm's opinion, widening the network of access is a huge priority.
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Higher oil prices are also contributing to a widening current account deficit.
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As a result, Lyft's losses are widening, reaching $911 million last year.
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Widening credit spreads and the capital markets basically shutting down, Subramanian said.
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Comey's dismissal came just as his Russia probe appeared to be widening.
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This reflects a widening current account deficit and rising debt service payments.
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This causes them to expand, widening the cracks and weakening the concrete.
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Widening the target band could have lessened pressure for further rate easing.
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Critics say the apartments are widening inequality and promoting unfair living conditions.
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The United States' wealth gap is steadily widening, especially along racial lines.
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"For Freedoms" is bent on widening that sphere and extending the stir.
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Reviving flagging American competition might even help stop America's ever-widening inequality.
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This gives interest more time to accrue, further widening the debt load.
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The net effect is also to create a widening civil-military gap.
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The tweet came as Mueller's investigation appears to be widening in scope.
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Two anthologies showcase the widening pool of contemporary talent in jewelry making.
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Her gap with the main opposition Social Democrats has already been widening.
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The widening of the CAD is primarily because of higher trade deficit.
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With Donald J. Trump widening his delegate lead last week and Gov.
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Weak overseas economies have weighed on American exports, widening the trade deficit.
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The answer surely lies in the widening gap between rich and poor.
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Widening the Panama Canal may not bring cool air to sweaty fishmongers.
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They grow closer, trading smiles and sharing intimacies and widening Thelma's horizons.
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A widening deficit recently prompted ratings agencies to downgrade Costa Rica's creditworthiness.
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Another key metric Mr. Trump watches — the trade deficit — is also widening.
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Since then, inequalities in regional productivity and living standards have been widening.
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This stance has created a widening gap between Hamas and the PIJ.
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That relentless widening reduces the efficacy of ECB monetary policy, analysts said.
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Meanwhile, divisions over gay marriage are widening within the conservative Australian government.
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Live streaming is a likely next step in widening the crit's audience.
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"Oh wow… that's – I mean that's great," he said, his eyes widening.
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The idea of widening it dates back to the 1980s, when Gov.
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"What's up?" he said, widening his eyes with affected innocence, and grinning.
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"We should be shrinking economic inequality, not widening it," he said. Rep.
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We must also make sure these ways reflect our ever-widening diversity.
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Harlow asked Schulz how his plan would reduce the widening income gap.
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Tom Rogan: John Bolton's firing won't fix Trump's widening foreign policy holes.
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But the spread between short- and long-term debt is now widening.
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Yes, but: Building and widening roads actually encourages more people to drive.
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Several global economic factors explain the widening of the deficit last year.
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In the US, a bitter election revealed the country's widening cultural divide.
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And the earnings gap between college graduates and high school graduates is widening.
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Now, she continues to interact with a widening social circle of other neighbors.
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Khamenei seized upon the widening gulf between Washington and its longtime European allies.
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Experts say deepening and widening of the port at its channel is crucial.
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What propels the overall Democratic edge is a widening Trump-era gender gap.
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He joined Blaze Pizza in hopes of widening the reach of artisanal pizza.
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I was paranoid about fluorescent lights bouncing off my ever-widening hair part.
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Its widening comes amid a sudden darkening of the outlook for Britain's economy.
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It is becoming increasingly hard to unpick legitimate complaints from the widening spat.
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The data, in this case, were falling stock prices and widening credit spreads.
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To plug this gap, it is widening the pool from which it recruits.
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Not widening the canon, but making the canon even more of a myth.
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His title, director of the Office of Presidential Personnel, undersells his widening influence.
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But on March 15 the spread began widening from around 11:30 a.m.
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Look at Washington, DC, where the historic Georgetown district has begun widening sidewalks.
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A missing suspect has been a widening hole since the series first started.
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That causes about 25,000 deaths per year, and the viruses reach is widening.
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In fact, the gap between female and male voter turnout has been widening.
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The tougher landscape is widening the disparities within the diamond mining industry itself.
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Another day, another alleged predator exposed in Hollywood's ever-widening sexual abuse crisis.
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Opponents say women could be put at risk by widening access to bathrooms.
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A widening deficit tends to be a leading indicator of a weakening dollar.
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"The contango [and] the carrying charges have begun widening out again," Gartman said.
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Struggling with widening losses, Pandora is under pressure to become a subscription service.
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The company cited higher depreciation costs and financing charges for the widening loss.
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Faced with the prospect of widening strikes by crews in Europe, Ryanair RYA.
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Over time, what artists imagined possible and managed to push through kept widening.
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Now we have cinemas all over Africa, so the distribution networks are widening.
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"Wow," he said as he walked by, a grin widening onto his face.
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At the same time, though, Atlanta is suffering from deep and widening inequalities.
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At the anniversary gathering, she announced that she was widening those three pillars.
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The disproportionate impact of automation could exacerbate the already widening racial wealth gap.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe acknowledged widening differences between nuclear and non-nuclear states.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Macquarie is widening the gap both at home and abroad.
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All of this contrasts markedly with the widening gap for executive-level pay.
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Eventually, this can result in fewer secure jobs, widening inequality, and political polarization.
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"I'm excited about the revolution which is coming," she says, her eyes widening.
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Economic growth has led to widening economic inequality and a looming environmental crisis.
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The U.S. racial leadership gap is widening right in front of our faces.
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Zelenskiy has proposed widening the talks to include the United States and Britain.
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"And we see these disparities changing over time — they are widening," he added.
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It's easy to illustrate how this widening of the gap can come about.
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The spread between mortgage rates and the 10-year Treasury is therefore widening.
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The White House is expected to address the widening outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Widening losses at the company, however, are encouraging investors to take a breather.
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The gulf between the Democratic moneyed elites and its grassroots is also widening.
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And the achievement gap in reading between high and low performers is widening.
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There was a widening chasm between the very rich and the very poor.
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At the same time, inequalities of earnings, wealth and job security were widening.
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Giuliani's interactions with Ukrainian businessmen are reportedly the subject of a widening investigation.
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But the industry's fundraising problems may be a symptom of a widening malaise.
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"A universal pension scheme will effectively prevent the wealth gap from further widening."
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Take a Number Does a widening waistline put you at risk for cancer?
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Its filing revealed that while it was growing quickly, its losses were widening.
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ET, is expected to show U.S. trade deficit widening to $53.5 billion in February.
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Also, U.S. crude's widening discount to Brent has strengthened demand for U.S. crude exports.
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Widening losses in the company's struggling mobile business also dragged down profit, analysts said.
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Those distinctions are widening not closing, and that is greatly, greatly to be feared.
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A large rift is widening across an increasingly fragile Antarctic ice shelf, scientists found.
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The loss is seen widening to 27 million euros in 2017, the source said.
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She kept glancing up at me, her eyes widening as if to say, Well?
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I search for a ridge that could be formed to stop the widening pit.
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Samsung is widening the criteria by a large margin for the Note 10 release.
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At this point in time, a global disconnect seems to be widening, he said.
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Such trends are contributing to a widening of America's already unequal distribution of wealth.
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It's the latest wave in a widening political gyre of the President's own making.
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Nonetheless, it helped to inspire a burgeoning debate about the costs of widening inequality.
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That's a gap that's been widening since 1991, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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I now had coworkers to recommend books, widening the genres I was exposed to.
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Baidu's bonds remained under pressure with spreads on the 10-year widening another 6bp.
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The big fish have lower costs, relative to income, and the gap is widening.
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Some firms earlier protected themselves from the widening gap with hedges against the discount.
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It took widening the scope of the discussion to understand where Ansari's actions fit.
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Eventually, it bends around Queens, and there, in a small widening, lies Rikers Island.
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It was unclear if the judges will have any role in the widening crackdown.
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Collaboration, too, is necessary for advancement, and of course, fundamental to widening social interactions.
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Hardly the stuff of surging volatility, widening yield spreads and heightened exchange rate uncertainty.
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But recent deals attest to the widening focus of collaboration with the private sector.
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But welcome steps towards widening our understanding of the effect of bilingualism are underway.
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A widening trade spat sent the lira currency to a record low on Monday.
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It also fueled public anger over high living costs and a widening wealth gap.
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Manufacturing and the housing market are struggling and the trade deficit is widening again.
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Economic stress is also increasingly palpable, with the gap between the income stratas widening.
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Nor does the widening spread appear to reflect a mad scramble among non-U.
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She would dearly like to concentrate her attention and resources on widening that gap.
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On the other hand, there's a widening cybersecurity talent gap to fill vacant posts.
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Cybercrooks are changing their modus operandi and widening their nets for snagging the unwary.
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Following a roughly 46bp widening since then, returns have slipped back to about 1.33%.
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The reality is the trade deficit is widening because his economic policies are working.
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I am passionate about nurturing new talent and widening the perspectives of our community.
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The widening of the country's budget and current account deficits have weighed on assets.
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The widening class gap among white women tracked a parallel divergence among white men.
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Such a statement could help bridge that widening gap between opposing sides, he explained.
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This trend is the driving force behind the widening wealth inequality in the country.
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The W.H.O. aims to duplicate its success in widening global access to H.I.V. drugs.
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If Cox wins in California, Democrats will have flipped 40 seats, widening Pelosi's margin.
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By catalyzing content creation, Facebook is widening the funnel into its VR distribution channels.
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"Someone's ear was cut off at a clash once too", he says, eyes widening.
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Multifamily properties in Berlin, and Munich and Berlin offices, have seen the biggest widening.
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The gap between the two has been widening thanks largely to the book channel.
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In euros, it was the biggest one-day widening since the Great Financial Crisis.
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Over time, however, the set of countries that have It seems to be widening.
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So, the state is no longer going to keep widening roads to relieve congestion.
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Fourth, demonizing Wall Street does nothing to bridge the widening gaps in our country.
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Now the powers that be are systematically loosening screws, unplugging gaps, and widening loopholes.
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More expensive oil would lead to a widening current account deficit for the country.
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Just look at the widening eyes, scared and ecstatic, of the little girls listening.
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I think it's a widening of the aperture, I don't think it's a replacement.
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Unfortunately, it lacks the eye-widening gaudiness of literally any of America's gambling pits.
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To achieve that, the party is widening its blue-collar base and targeting unions.
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But the industry's fund-raising problems may be a symptom of a widening malaise.
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We all sense it in the gross and widening inequality we see around us.
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Investors in China got their first chance to react to the widening coronavirus outbreak.
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The widening scandal has revived concerns about the country's shift to a volunteer force.
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They also see the disconnect with both sides of the aisle in Washington widening.
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That's a good argument, but I suppose I should close by widening the possibilities.
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It is overpowering satisfaction with the economy and widening the Democrats' "generic ballot" edge.
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They argued that the government should intervene to address widening inequality of industrial capitalism.
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Global stock exchanges also fell as investors grew increasingly anxious about the widening crisis.
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Widening wealth gaps, however, do lead to gaps in understanding, he seemed to say.
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The July debates showed a widening rift between the party's populist and centrist wings.
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The bigger story is that algorithms are widening the gap between businesses and people.
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Global stock exchanges also fell as investors grew increasingly anxious about the widening crisis.
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One reason for the leadership problems is a widening gap between soldiers and commanders.
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So we're selling less to China and our trade gap is widening even more.
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Women are fast followers, not early adopters, and the gap appears to be widening.
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The effort is part of a widening of President Trump's enforcement of immigration laws.
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The stress on the corporate sector is not only deepening, it is also widening.
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But a new study suggests that the gap is wide — and may be widening.
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The Gluskin Sheff chief economist and strategist expects widening spreads will tear it apart.
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The widening gap comes as a result of continued spending increases and dwindling receipts.
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The July debates showed a widening rift between the party's populist and centrist wings.
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Until recently, it was still bulking up its hiring efforts, even with widening losses.
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The drafts also show that differences in some areas are widening rather than narrowing.
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The gap in the success rate is widening between socioeconomic groups, particularly in preventable cancers.
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The iTraxx Asia investment-grade index was seen at 2100.8bp/87bp, widening 1bp from yesterday.
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The expected moderate recovery in growth will lead to a slow widening of the deficit.
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The new branch of the ice crack may be helping to accelerate this widening trend.
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He said there was widening evidence that a shift from fossil fuels made economic sense.
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The left, of course, has many explanations for the widening gap between rich and poor.
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As wealth accumulates, the share of income flowing to the rich rises, further widening inequality.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade gap widening to $52.0 billion in December.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade deficit widening to $44.0 billion in January.
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Once you try this out, consider widening the do not disturb window even more broadly.
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But the reaction and backlash to his actions as president are the ever-widening ripples.
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The new study raises the question of the "moral hazard" in widening access to naloxone.
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When she started widening her scope, she noticed a similar problem among mainstream Hollywood films.
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Years of barely suppressed rage over Lebanon's corruption, dysfunction and widening inequality detonated on Oct.
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Higher oil prices mean a risk of the current account widening in 2017 and 13.
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Moon has also promised to put a policy priority on narrowing the widening income inequality.
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Alongside, authorities are widening roads, laying sewage pipes, and installing water taps, toilets and playgrounds.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $53.5 billion in February.
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A widening chasm separates them and struggling post-industrial ones like Cleveland, Detroit and Newark.
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As some places pull ahead, the widening urban-rural gap helps drive today's political polarization.
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The old 43-inch 720p display is now a grip-widening 5.5-inch 1080p display.
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She listens to the audio guide, her eyes widening as she reacts to the narration.
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Persistent structural factors, such as a widening current account deficit, have kept investors wary, however.
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Still, the effect is uncanny, and proof of Netflix's widening control over the entertainment industry.
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Since Trump was elected, Facebook has been criticized for widening the political divide in America.
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In recent years Pentagon officials have fretted over a widening missile gap in the Pacific.
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Higher imports due to rising domestic demand also contributed to the widening of the deficit.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade gap widening to $2202 billion in May.
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But it's also a manifestation of the widening divide between Turkey, the U.S. and NATO.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade gap widening to $22 billion in February.
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Price have been supported by a widening shortfall in metal after several large mines closed.
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Centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron is expected to win after latest polling showed his lead widening.
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A big difficulty in widening such bottlenecks is cumbersome procedures, legal hurdles and ponderous bureaucracies.
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The dollar's gains were also helped by widening yield differentials between U.S. and German debt.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade gap widening to $20113 billion in November.
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The dollar's rise was also helped by widening yield differentials between U.S. and German debt.
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The stalemate dashed hopes for new deals on regulating the widening presence of e-commerce.
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Hillary Clinton has also been widening her lead over her Republican rival in recent polls.
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Many liberal economists point to housing disparities as the primary culprit behind the widening gap.
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But Twenge is right to say technology is quickly widening generational gaps, Samuel tells Axios.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $43.0 billion in December.
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Widening the scope a bit, researchers also aren't the only ones actively hunting for bugs.
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For many more Americans, the divide between renter and homeowner only seems to be widening.
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The dollar's advances were also helped by widening yield differentials between U.S. and German debt.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $50.2 billion in March.
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Legal recreational pot had been widening its footprint across the country despite a federal prohibition.
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Risk aversion sparked a rally in German bonds while widening the spread against French debt.
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Widening access to the abortion pill would also reduce the rate of late-term abortions.
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Trump is facing a widening and deepening criminal investigation of the Russian attack against America.
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One of them let out an uncontrolled laugh, her eyes widening above her surgical mask.
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But Britain's deficit is already 4% of GDP; widening it may unnerve skittish financial markets.
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Underlying forces reshaping the church and the GOP alike are widening the distance between them.
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"If [the divergence] keeps widening out, that's going to be a big problem," he said.
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Patel: We'll do basic home modifications -- safety grab bars in bathrooms, door widening, wheelchair ramps.
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But Alexander's effort shares common traits, including funding the CSRs and widening the 1332 waivers.
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The widening came despite some stability returning to the region's credit markets in the afternoon.
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History rhymes rather than repeats; we are not reliving the widening gyre that Didion discerned.
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As he spoke, heavily armed police officers sealed off a widening perimeter of the city.
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In the Sierra Nevada, the losses of pines and other conifers are concentrated and widening.
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A widening pall of recession anxiety is shrouding not just the U.S. but the world.
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Credit markets were described as soft, with the Asia iTraxx investment-grade widening 1bp-2bp.
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"New issues are stagnant today, but at least they have stopped widening," said one trader.
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But after winning several states and widening her delegate lead on Tuesday, she is emboldened.
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T air bag inflators and signaled a likely widening of the industry's largest ever recall.
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That's still true, but as some companies mature the spread between that growth is widening.
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Widening the nostrils of snub-nosed dogs (like the genetically challenged pug) can improve respiration.
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Mr. Rubenstein said that he was troubled by the widening gap between rich and poor.
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And I worried I was actively widening the gap between the haves and have-nots.
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This widening chasm has created a dilemma for Republicans, especially in liberal and swing states.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade gap widening to $54.0 billion in May.
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His views generally reflect the widening divide between the church's leadership and many everyday Catholics.
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The widening loss was driven by a $894 million charge for its stock-based compensation.
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And despite the widening investigation, Trump just can't seem to let the Comey-thing go.
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Widening opportunities do not automatically translate into better pay or a decline in gender discrimination.
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It also has a widening credibility gap over an inability to reach its inflation goal.
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" • "The widening loss was driven by a $894 million charge for its stock-based compensation.
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For weeks, Trump has tried to reassure Americans that the widening outbreak is under control.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The divisions between Uber and its former chief executive, Travis Kalanick, are widening.
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It's tempting to blame impersonal market forces such as globalization and automation for widening inequality.
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Trump has spent weeks trying to reassure the public and investors about the widening outbreak.
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It was a huge recovery following last week's stocks nosedive caused by widening coronavirus fears.
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Widening concerns over the impact of the coronavirus have roiled markets for the last week.
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The Navy said it was widening the sea search area with the passage of time.
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The White House is expected to address the widening outbreak of the coronavirus Friday afternoon.
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Those patterns alone don't prove that the maps caused widening gaps in segregation or homeownership.
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I'm as devoted to knowing as the dim fish swimming in an ever-widening circle.
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Other countries, such as India, have also seen a widening gap between the two measures.
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The bank has been widening its financial advisory offering into restructuring, debt and equity advisory.
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Here are five things to know about Trump's interactions with Ukraine and the widening fallout.
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The situation highlighted concerns over widening inequality in Britain before a general election in June.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade shortfall widening to $3.73 billion in July.
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According to NBC News, his killing led to widening chasm in US and African relations.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected the trade shortfall widening to $44.6 billion for July.
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Higher spending, coupled with tax cuts enacted in 2017, are contributing to widening budget deficits.
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"We are facing a national emergency as widening health inequalities blight the land," Ashworth said.
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Now, the ever-growing effort at recycling mirrors the widening popularity of the holiday itself.
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Digital currencies suffered another day of heavy losses on worries about a widening regulatory crackdown.
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Borrowers began to default, saddling lenders with losses and creating a widening gyre of insolvency.
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Arguments against widening coverage run the gamut: Medicaid is already too costly, ineffective and inefficient.
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Credit spreads subsequently retraced the post-Brexit widening, helped by anticipation of additional policy support.
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As European voters seem to be tentatively endorsing unity, Britain is confronted with widening divisions.
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But if Trump prefers campaigns to governance, he could wind up widening the partisan divide.
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That widening red-blue economic divide in turn drives the parties' starkly different policy agendas.
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Now try widening your field of view to include the full display of dancing light.
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The bill would phase out these expansions by 2020, widening the coverage gap once again.
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Arby's parent Inspire Brands is adding Jimmy John's to its widening roster of restaurant chains.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade deficit widening to $46.5 billion in June.
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Somaya Faruqi, the team's mechanical whiz, cocked her head toward the bar, her eyes widening.
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Trump, who previously called for Northam's resignation, commented on the widening scandal again on Twitter.
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The bank cited widening credit spreads and the market correction in December for that fall.
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You may want to experiment with widening the hole or even using a hole punch.
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That would entail widening the fireline by burning a strip of forest on its southern edge.
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What is driving this shocking trend of stagnant wages and widening income disparity in Silicon Valley?
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On Tuesday, however, Vanity Fair suggested a "widening rift" had developed between Trump and his enforcer.
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Others were visibly taken aback by the word alone, shaking their heads and widening their eyes.
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Broadly, the new presidential system will signal the widening gulf between Turkey and the European Union.
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O, the latest multinational to be investigated in the French taxman's widening crackdown on tax avoidance.
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Investors in sterling assets have also been hit by widening bond yield differentials in recent days.
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The company's strategy to reach that lofty goal revolves around widening its reach to new audiences.
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VLADIMIR PUTIN'S diplomacy regarding northern Syria is just one example of the Russian president's widening influence.
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It is simply the outcome of a widening array of opportunities that have come her way.
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Also there has been a widening gap between the most productive and the less productive firms.
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And the impact of that widening trade war will be felt very unevenly by American workers.
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This gap widening in 2015 with the number of streams doublingbut revenues only increasing 31 percent.
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The poll shows Clinton's lead widening further in a two-way race with the Republican nominee.
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Subjectively, it feels like you start from where you are now and produce a widening circle.
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But local governments are paving and widening rural roads at a rate of 117km a day.
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The AAOIFI standard could also affect existing gold products by widening their investor bases, Dempster said.
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It has blown out 16 bps this week, the biggest spread widening in almost two years.
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Widening streets to create new bus lanes or extending the metro would have been too costly.
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If anything, the two companies are widening their reach and consolidating the industry through frequent acquisitions.
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Meanwhile, the very technology that is widening class divisions can also be used to close them.
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On the contrary, previous waves of widening have in the view of many required more deepening.
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Republican tax cuts and spending increases backed by both parties have contributed to the widening deficits.
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The widening split in opinion on same-sex marriage is particularly apparent in the Mormon church.
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But a new study out Friday highlights the widening gap in who gets to be healthy.
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The gap between what we know to be possible and what we experience is only widening.
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The 12-month sum of fiscal deficits has been on a widening trend since early 2016.
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Jahmal says the exhibition is in part about widening the perspective of the debate around gentrification.
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The county's deficit might be widening but at least we can balance the wine books, eh?
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A widening spread encourages U.S. crude exports as domestic crude becomes cheaper compared with international oil.
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Some lower-level staffers are facing major private attorney bills because of the widening Russia scandal.
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You can easily care about widening economic inequality and black people getting killed by the police.
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Deutsche's outstanding senior bonds have retraced much of their widening since the start of the year.
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Those records, which were not part of the non-prosecution agreement, led to the widening probe.
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The autocatalyst surged 21 percent so far this year on widening supply tightness in the market.
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The project involves the widening of the existing pit as an alternative to going deep underground.
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For Apple, widening assembly beyond China is critical to mitigate the risks of the Sino-U.
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Any other moment, Lara would be on his team, but the gap between them keeps widening.
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But it does mean widening our scope of analysis, and offering corrective rather than expulsive criticism.
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Intersecting this widening spectrum is the generational split between the liberal young and their conservative elders.
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While the health gap between rich and poor Canadians has been closing, ours has been widening.
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"Even the sweetest, sweetest men can't deal with it!" she says, widening her eyes in astonishment.
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Amazon's search comes at a particularly fraught time, with regional income and employment gaps are widening.
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But Republicans see Nelson's seat as a prime prospect for widening their majority in the Senate.
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A Zogby poll out last month showed the former vice president widening his lead against Sen.
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That was expected to produce a trade surplus of $46.32 billion, widening from April's $38.05 billion.
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And while both candidates offered briefed lamentations of widening political divisions, the discourse quickly turned bitter.
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Equally revealing in the exit polls was the widening chasm between white and black female voters.
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Syria's authoritarian government favored Alawites and other minorities, widening social and political divides along sectarian lines.
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"It was surprising to see that the disparities by socioeconomic status are actually widening," Siegel said.
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Unfortunately, in widening the scope, we've lost a lot of what made the show so gripping.
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This modest provision takes effect this year, but it's unlikely to reverse America's widening pay gap.
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The machine recount ended last Thursday with Scott widening his lead by less than 6900 votes.
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Rampant government-business collusion is widening the income gap and pushing property prices through the stratosphere.
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Nuclear threats stacked on depleting resources stacked on the widening gap between the rich and poor.
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Widening inequalities, global warming and the rise of nationalism will feature in the 45-minute speech.
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In fact, the contango has been widening rather than narrowing consistently since the end of April.
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And if you ask us, increased tolerance and widening sexual horizons can only be good things.
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The education expert also pointed to evidence that a cliff is widening under our current Congress.
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A widening gender gap was also discovered across the 146 countries studied between 2001 and 2016.
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Rank-and-file workers often can't obtain loans with such low rates, however, widening the disparities.
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The widening rift between Corker and the president has put Corker's colleagues in a difficult position.
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And the widening ideological divide between Democrats and Republicans turns bipartisan cooperation increasingly into a fantasy.
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In rural areas, improvements are now slowing and even declining, widening the rural-urban health gap.
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The widening trade gap chopped off 1.78 percentage points from GDP growth in the third quarter.
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But the reality of widening geographic disparities has been slow to penetrate Democratic politics and policymaking.
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It also offers North Korea the tantalizing prospect of widening any divide between Washington and Seoul.
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For millennials, that stigma evaporated in concert with the widening acceptance of homosexuality — especially in California.
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The company's losses grew this past quarter to $784.6 widening from last year's $397.2 million loss.
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They stretch from retrenching households to hesitant businesses, from a widening trade deficit to lackluster manufacturing.
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But minority communities suffered disproportionately, widening the already considerable wealth gap between white and minority households.
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Keenan is not the only analyst worried about the widening gap between long and short positions.
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Without affordable high-quality broadband, this opportunity gap risks widening and shutting out communities of color.
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Since last month, these students have been among those caught up in the widening health crisis.
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It all highlights a widening divide between workers and the French state under President Emmanuel Macron.
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Participants condemned President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's widening crackdown on dissent after a failed coup last July.
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The win only underscored how the widening urban-rural divide is complicating 2020 for both parties.
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In fact, on several trade issues, there's a widening gap between his talk and his action.
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As long as the Fed doesn't hike rates too aggressively, the yield curve should keep widening.
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These polls reveal plenty about the clearly widening disconnect between Democrats and the rest of Americans.
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Divisions between moderate and conservative Senate Republicans on how to repeal ObamaCare appear to be widening.
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From there, they passed through a chute of widening waters: the Calumet, the Illinois, the Mississippi.
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Those can include needed structural changes to the home, such as adding ramps and widening doorways.
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Experts have attributed India's currency depreciation to rising oil prices and a widening current account deficit.
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"Knives in Hens" is simply a simple story that vibrates with ever-widening resonance and implications.
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But it helps reinforce inequalities by widening the gap between the very top and everyone else.
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That widening mismatch in priorities between elites and voters has provided an opening for populist leaders.
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But a widening income gap has touched Columbia, too, and some residents are feeling the squeeze.
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In short, widening wealth inequality means Americans will need a stronger safety net than their parents.
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Accommodating Amazon's thousands of workers will require hiring more teachers, widening roads and building more housing.
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They aren't infallible, all-knowing oracles above worrying about their generous muffin top or widening backside.
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These two events — the widening distrust in the Police Department and the rising murder rate — are linked.
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It was a rare admission of the small-yet-widening rift between the US and South Korea.
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The ominous widening of spreads in the high-yield bond market — from 20143 basis points on Oct.
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To be sure, a higher minimum wage by itself won't solve the problem of widening income inequality.
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At the time this raised worries about the conflict widening but the forces withdrew late last year.
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OPERATOR: The diplomatic pleasantries could hardly mask the widening rift between the US and its closest allies.
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More recent surveys from the left-leaning Public Policy Polling, however, show Cunningham with a widening lead.
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Meanwhile, amid a rapidly widening abuse of power scandal, Trump's approval rating is hitting all-time lows.
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In the ever-widening world of Harry Potter, there is a dark entity known as the Obscurus.
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The Bank of Italy has cautioned the anti-establishment government in Rome against widening the country's deficit.
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All around Sonoma County on Saturday afternoon, there were signs of widening flight and the looming blackout.
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His "introversion" theory suggests that the Atlantic, which is currently widening, will eventually start to reverse course.
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The current President can't help himself -- his political method is based on satisfying grudges and widening divisions.
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The second factor is income inequality and how housing prices in the area are widening the gap.
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While not quite radio famous, his music is rollicking and distinctive, admired by ever-widening critical circles.
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This collapse of legitimacy has been hastened by a widening of the gap between leaders and followers.
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In some rich parts of the world, income gaps between regions have in recent decades been widening.
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S. trade war, Italy's budget concerns and a widening gap between the United States and Saudi Arabia.
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The unresolved tensions have raised fears about widening economic damage that could hit American consumers and companies.
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The widening spreads followed the inversion of the 3-month and 10-year yield curve in March.
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Square is still showing that it has yet to figure out its financials, which show widening losses.
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Prosecutors have not laid any charges against Eni officials or the group itself in this widening investigation.
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Original story: A widening world without a home (12/15/18) What's next: on the refugee crisis
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French government bond spreads are widening over their German equivalents but French equities are holding up well.
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AX with Qatar's sovereign fund, two sources told Reuters, widening the global battle for the haulage heavyweight.
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For many, election-inspired unfriending sprees are only widening the rift between people of different political persuasions.
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Hopefully the company will waste no time in widening its catalog of things to watch in 4K.
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The autocatalyst surged about 21 percent so far this year on widening supply tightness in the market.
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Weak manufacturing and housing, as well as a widening trade deficit are partially offsetting strong consumer spending.
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SSE's UK household energy supply division, reported a widening loss of 68.7 million pounds from 17.8 million.
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AppDynamics filed to go public in December, where it showed decent revenue growth but slightly widening losses.
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The spreads are widening, which is happening because investors are demanding more to invest in those bonds.
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At the heart of the trade conflict is the widening trade gap between the U.S. and China.
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Public surveillance through CCTV cameras is commonplace in the country, but Big Brother is widening his reach.
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Krishna Memani, CIO of OppenheimerFunds, said it will take a deficit-widening plan to charge up growth.
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The federal probe is widening, and investigators are now looking at senior White House adviser Jared Kushner.
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With this week's events, Mr. Trump seems committed to widening the gap between America and its greatness.
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Widening the gap with treatments inaccessible to the poor might deepen divisions that are already straining democracies.
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A widening of bond spreads in southern Europe seems likely in the run-up to the poll.
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They produced genuine tax reform, designed to raise the same amount of money without widening budget deficits.
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Clinton won a commanding victory in the New Jersey primary, widening her delegate lead over Mr. Sanders.
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But the U.S. government also is going to take on more debt to pay for widening deficits.
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Meanwhile, Xiamen Xiangyu Group's new 2023s traded around reoffer price this afternoon after slightly widening this morning.
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Oil imports have contributed to Indonesia's widening current account deficit and the volatility of the rupiah currency.
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This widening gap could have adverse consequences and serious safety implications for users and the general public.
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This could create social unrest stemming from the widening income gap between cane growers and other farmers.
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The large and widening divergence in reported and implied profit growth has raised questions about the data.
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"There is a widening gap between the communities," said Samih Abid, a lawyer and longtime Nice resident.
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This is pushing up costs, especially for the government, which is battling to contain a widening deficit.
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BMO said Chevron does have promising growth prospects but not enough to justify a widening valuation premium.
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Widening the perimeters of boyhood would be a great place to begin this work of redefining power.
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However, losses are widening, with the company in the red for $83.5 million in its latest year.
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Seoul's reaction, and a year of poor management from Washington, have exposed widening fissures in the alliance.
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The company published preliminary figures on May 10, with its pretax loss widening to 9.3 million euros.
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I'm walking down the block and the widening economic gap is there just lurking in my head.
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"We were underweight Korea, but the recent widening has made spreads more attractive," said a fund manager.
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It's a widening of the perspective for us, having delved into Old Norse views for so long.
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The widening trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies has taken a toll on both sides.
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Other private sector players are stepping up to close what they know will be a widening gap.
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Look no further than the widening generational wealth gap to see just how financially behind millennials are.
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Many of them will be broadcast globally, widening the audience for information about new watches and collecting.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded that China shrink its widening trade surplus with the United States.
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Instead of widening the circle of concern, most Americans want the U.S. to simply look after itself.
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But the widening gulf between police and the community since then has made witness cooperation a rarity.
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Fentanyl has also snaked its way into other drugs like cocaine, Xanax and MDMA, widening the epidemic.
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But with so much money in the system, the gap between haves and have-nots is widening.
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A big driver is the widening gap between the highest and lowest earners, and increasingly unstable employment.
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The project began in 21982 with a focus on women, but it's widening its lens this year.
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The project began in 2018 with a focus on women, but it's widening its lens this year.
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The years 1975 to 1986 showed Mr. Taylor widening his range to a bewildering and dazzling extent.
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It also assured him the No. 1 ranking for the year, widening the gap between other challengers.
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In some parts of the country, the discussions over ICE contracts seem to be widening political fissures.
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But with spreads widening amidst the market volatility, that option is now off the table, he said.
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The big capitalists walked away with too much money, widening social gap is the foundation for revolution.
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The result is a widening collapse of small-scale farming, the foundation of societies all over Africa.
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If that weren't the case, populist attacks on immigrants and the widening mainstream wouldn't be so ferocious.
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The result was a widening gap between buyers and sellers, who often hit an impasse on price.
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That was also underscored by other data showing a widening in the goods trade deficit in January.
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The result, analysts say, could be a widening gap between Republican and Democratic women in the House.
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She is perhaps more than anyone the symbol of the widening power and appeal of his movement.
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The widening gap comes despite campaign promises by Trump to shrink or even eliminate the nation's deficit.
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Unconstrained managers need more volatility and more frequent narrowing and widening of spreads between bond asset classes.
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And the Institute for Women's Policy Research reported this week that the gender pay gap is widening.
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That has brought about a supply shortage which is pushing prices even higher and widening profit margins.
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Also featured: reports on Turkey's struggling economy and another entry into the widening market of flying cars.
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The show of unity on Wednesday failed to close the widening fissures in South Africa's governing party.
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There, he called for unity and urged Americans to work to heal the nation's widening political divide.
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The dilemma of widening deficits and mounting debt is not a problem rooted in government revenue shortfalls.
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It showed the Democrats widening their advantage on the generic congressional ballot to a double-digit lead.
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The agriculture industry and businesses from other sectors have warned about damage from the widening trade war.
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Simon took over for Geisha Williams, who stepped down in January amid the company's widening financial crisis.
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The post was shared widely in South Korea, where widening economic inequality has fueled increasing public anger.
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Indeed, a widening rift between accomplished centrists and impatient young progressives augurs a uniquely destructive general election.
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Indeed, a widening rift between accomplished centrists and impatient young progressives augurs a uniquely destructive general election.
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But with spreads widening amidst the market volatility, that option is now off the table, he said.
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"I think it is all about widening our nation's moral compass to be more inclusive," she said.
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Now a widening wealth gap and astronomical housing prices are fuelling a backlash against Hong Kong's proprietors.
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"In my lab, I saw a gene sequencer for the first time," he said, his eyes widening.
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The opponents said such incentives inevitably end up widening income inequality in a city like New York.
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Others are looking at ways of widening the pipes between chips so that data exchange happens faster.
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We need policies that are designed to close inequalities and inequalities are actually widening in this period.
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The widening storm was expected to reach as far south as northern Delaware and Maryland, Petersen said.
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The book, a 700-page theory-of-the-case on the history and trajectory of wealth inequality, describes a widening gap in private capital "even more worrisome" than the widening gap in income — with accumulated and inherited wealth growing at a higher rate of return than the economy.
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Spotify is widening its subscriber lead over Apple Music Spotify is widening its subscriber lead over Apple Music Otherwise, Spotify risks losing all the goodwill its built up with listeners by being a music-first company compared to competitors like Apple and Google where music is a rounding error.
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There's a widening crackdown on independent media in China There's a widening crackdown on independent media in China When Consensus Net, a website that published commentary by Chinese intellectuals, shut down earlier this week, a short message on the site said it had been suspended for an upgrade.
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With its annual growth rates north of 6% and Russia's of less than 2%, the gap is widening.
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Entrepreneurs and tech executives are widening their gazes outside of developed nations for their next source of growth.
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As Macy's and Sears close hundreds of stores, the divide between America's best and worst malls is widening.
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As primary season closes in, the divide between the issues each party is choosing to prioritize is widening.
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But after a few months, when I noticed my part widening and my ponytail shrinking, panic set in.
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Washington warned the offensive in the region bordering Jordan and Israeli-occupied Golan Heights risks widening the conflict.
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Even as both contracts rallied, concerns about U.S. production growth weighed on WTI, widening its discount, he said.
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The county is getting more than $500 million to finish the widening and other modifications of four watersheds.
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"There's a widening gap between the Fed and what the markets think is the right course," McMillan said.
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"Losses are widening and the competition is cut-throat," said Haris Anwar, analyst at financial markets platform Investing.com.
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When other potential players in this widening scandal read today's indictments, a couple of things will stand out.
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The move risks widening a trade war that has spooked investors and raised fears about global economic damage.
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Today it is very much elevated, with factors in the US and in Israel/Palestine widening the gap.
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Women entrepreneurs are starting companies, some of which are gap-widening and some of which are gap-closing.
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But even now, Facebook can protect our children at the same time as widening its use of encryption.
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The $23.6 billion widening from Q2 was the joint-second biggest quarterly current account balance deterioration in history.
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Greenlanders who want independence say that widening the range of economic partners could wean them off Danish aid.
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"Donald Trump should be given a ton of credit for advancing and widening the playing field," Ryan said.
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The details: Per ABC, the Democratic lead in the polls is reflected further by a widening gender gap.
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Its losses have been widening and the stock has been trading at the low end of its range.
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Widening our scope, then, allows for more comprehensive discussions, a more collective movement and, ultimately, more thoughtful solutions.
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Much of the widening of the deficit came from more spending on interest payments on the national debt.
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Instagram Stories is widening its lead over Snapchat and rolling out new features to keep everyone shooting video.
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Weiner was discussing the ever-widening educational gap between two-year vocational programs and traditional four-year degrees.
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With a big and widening lead over its competitors, Spotify has quickly become the industry's most important distributor.
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But its recent widening has lasted unusually long—the first three-year streak since the 1970s is expected.
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Donald Trump and his team, facing widening deficits in the polls, insist the Republican nominee can still win.
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India is widening its use of solar and wind energy to help reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.
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But a new study shows that, in fact, the wage gap between doctors and hospital executives is widening.
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In recent years both cities have seen an uptick in crime and a widening of the income gap.
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Since then, poll after poll has shown Clinton with widening leads both nationally and in crucial swing states.
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But with this fire, companies including Enbridge and Suncor had to enhance their buffer zones by widening firebreaks.
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Some German officials fear his push for a "multi-speed" Europe risks widening the EU's east-west fractures.
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Delayed price increases for public services risk widening the budget deficit beyond the limit set by the IMF.
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It has deepened due to a widening rift with the United States, a NATO ally and trading partner.
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San Francisco is at the heart of a region with a widening wealth gap and acute homeless crisis.
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The steepening yield curve - a widening gap between longer term and shorter term yields - helped boost them too.
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Britain's Royal Bank of Scotland, for instance, reported widening first-half losses, sending its shares down 4.5 percent.
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Too many old-guard associates put up obstacles when they saw the widening inequalities that accompanied economic reforms.
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So, it makes sense that we're both interested in widening the experience of the listener, of the viewer.
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He added the current widening in spreads has been driven by four industries: energy; steel, mining and paper.
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The widening gap between rich and poor has been the topic of much discussion and debate of late.
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The widening chasm between Trump and his own intelligence community is unprecedented and troubling, to say the least.
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Demand for the 6.2-year, inflation-linked bonds - a widening of an existing series - exceeded 2 billion shekels.
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This has the effect of widening the stops so the move downwards is not slowed by incremental selling.
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Officials in Lebanon have raised concerns that any widening of the U.S. sanctions could damage their banking industry.
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The widening was driven by a 2.1 percent increase in imports and a 1.9 percent decline in exports.
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But the widening outcry threatened not only to hurt EU-China relations but Juncker's management of his team.
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To keep Clinton from getting that far, he'll need to close a widening delegate gap in rapid fashion.
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The widening financial gap is said to be the result of weak corporate tax revenues and low productivity.
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Our widening waistlines are not just a public health issue, but also pose a potential national security emergency.
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When we talk on the phone, every blue moon, he'll let slip of the sensitive chasm that's widening.
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There has also been a widening in recent years of the gulf between the two countries' political values.
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In many countries women are more likely than men to lean left, and the gap may be widening.
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Either way, social isolation produces rising suicide rates, rising drug addiction, widening inequality, political polarization, depression and alienation.
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Federal prosecutors Thursday charged an official with the United Auto Workers (UAW) union in a widening corruption probe.
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The bank has said a widening current account deficit was worrying, and a stronger leu would not help.
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Or does corruption and ever-widening economic disparity mean we are in something more like the Gilded Age?
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A gulf between the life spans of rich and poor Americans who have reached middle age is widening.
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Why shouldn't Wall Street accept a modest transaction tax to pay for widening free education to public colleges?
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The jailing of Ali and Peter is the latest sign that the net is widening to include technologists.
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That in turn gives rise to reduced Chinese imports and to a renewed widening in its trade surplus.
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Oil prices were under pressure prior to the report due to widening fears about slowed global economic growth.
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Campaign 2016 New national and battleground state polls show Hillary Clinton significantly widening her lead over Donald Trump.
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The widening scandal at Mitsubishi adds to the scrutiny over carmakers' reports of fuel economy and pollution ratings.
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He also expects a bigger price cut for Arab Heavy because of widening losses in producing fuel oil.
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A widening of the current account surplus has further strengthened Germany's overall external position, a key rating strength.
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In response, Dr. Gause said, "Saddam's regime became explicitly sectarian," widening Sunni-Shiite divides to deter future uprisings.
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"It's the widening of interest rate differentials," said Alvise Marino, FX strategist at Credit Suisse in New York.
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The die-off widened the channels, allowing in more salt water, causing more die-off and more widening.
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The widening scope of the Russia investigation will also further strain nerves in the White House in December.
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The market is not going to cure itself of widening income inequality and the poverty it helps create.
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Power is on for just a few hours a day, unemployment has sky-rocketed and poverty is widening.
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Huarong Asset Management's new 2026s were spotted around reoffer level after widening around 5bp in the early trading.
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These trends are widening the gap between stable, successful millennials and those at risk of slipping into poverty.
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That spread has been widening since this spring, with stock-holding Americans increasingly more confident than everyone else.
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They slid in the speculum, widening it, like they were jacking up a car to change a tire.
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If oil market rebalancing were expected over the next few months, the contango should be narrowing not widening.
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However, some analysts warned that the dollar could weaken despite the widening interest rate differentials should stocks retreat.
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SMM's snapshots delineate the ever-widening dragnet being used by Beijing to eliminate the excesses of past industrialization.
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This new wave of attacks by Russia highlights the widening divide between Trump's Republican Party and traditional conservatives.
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IF YOU HAVE A SKILL SKILLED WORKERS – I.T. SPECIALISTS, REGISTERED NURSES, CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, OIL FIELD WORKERS, WIDENING SHORTAGES.
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Many people are feeling the sharp end of globalization, as their communities face widening inequality and mismanaged diversity.
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Since the attack, India has amended its rape laws, widening the definition to include anal and oral penetration.
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It's hard to know the exact reason behind the widening gaps for black and Latina women in 2018.
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The new naming scheme doesn't seem to denote a widening gap between the new phones Apple has released.
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The mass purge comes during Facebook's widening crackdown of fringe accounts that spread misinformation or traffic in hate.
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For example, tax cuts may spur greater economic growth while also increasing the deficit and widening income inequality.
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So Cartier now is widening the collection, including the unexpected addition of this slimline, lower-priced quartz model.
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"When I started off in the seafood business, the fish were this big," she said, widening her arms.
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But few other political figures have been arrested in such killings, adding to a widening sense of lawlessness.
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The dragnet went on widening until journalists, often to their patent dismay, were writing about writers: literary writers.
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The searches marked a widening of a multiyear criminal investigation into alleged corruption in the UAW's top ranks.
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That is a huge bet to place on a company with enormous growth, huge ambitions — and widening losses.
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Mr. Stadler's arrest is the latest example of German officials widening their investigation into diesel cheating at Volkswagen.
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FCA, General Motors, and Ford have all asked employees to work remotely amid a widening COVID-19 outbreak.
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Mr. Raza's sentence comes amid a widening crackdown against blasphemous content on social media, especially Facebook and Twitter.
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At a juncture when we so desperately need to rediscover common ground, we'd be widening the fault lines.
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In a sign of the widening impact of the scandal, both countries grounded flights from the other nation.
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The recent rise of right-wing populism indicates a widening crack in the neoliberal consensus of ideological centrism.
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A widening Atlantic, a rising China and crisis in the Middle East are pushing Europe and Russia together.
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And the funding gap keeps widening: Last year, women received 2.5% of venture capital funds, according to PitchBook.
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Both "Motherland" and "The Letdown" stick a dad amid the mom's groups, an equal-opportunity, tent-widening gesture.
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Bloomberg had reported last week that the FTC was widening an antitrust probe beyond Amazon&aposs retail business.
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Project Neon, slated for completion in 210, is a $2100 billion widening of Interstate 2400 in Las Vegas.
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For all his bravado, Mr. Putin continues to wrestle with domestic economic woes, widening inequality and endemic corruption.
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The U.S. president cites America's widening trade deficit with China as the trigger for the ongoing trade dispute.
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Nothing has been felt more profoundly by Americans over the last decade than the widening gulf in wealth.
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Strong recent disagreements over Iran policy and NATO show the trans-Atlantic rift is widening between the allies.
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In the face of rising costs and a widening cash-flow gap, black franchisees are leaving the business.
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Given the ever-widening gap between haves and have-nots in soccer, it is all the more remarkable.
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In 2000, Tesla had a reported a net loss of $2.24 billion, widening from $773 million in 2016.
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In 2017, Tesla had a reported a net loss of $2.24 billion, widening from $773 million in 2016.
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Turkey has its hands full, facing war, terrorist insurgencies, a refugee crises and a widening crackdown on dissent.
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The partisan divide is widening with the majority of Democrats and Republicans expressing fear of the other party.
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In a sign that the federal investigation out of New York is widening, a spokesman for former Rep.
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The disparity in civic power fueled by widening economic divisions has to be targeted as a priority threat.
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However, those figures were mitigated by a larger-than-forecast widening of the U.S. trade deficit in January.
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"I don't like jackets, I don't wear them, but that one is unreal," he said, his eyes widening.
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A crisis over a mysterious ailment sickening American diplomats and their families — first reported in Cuba — is widening.
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The widening economic fallout of the virus has prompted policymakers around the world to step up monetary support.
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The result, "Conical Intersect," was a giant tunnel that telescoped down through the building, widening as it went.
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Rather than helping to close the racial wealth gap, blacks' landholdings became a key force in widening it.
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Patten's case has sparked interest in Washington amid a widening crackdown by the Justice Department on undisclosed lobbying.
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Municipal strategists at Barclays on Tuesday said the spread widening provides a buying opportunity for the state's bonds.
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"You can't realistically solve the problem by widening streets or banning cars," Ponte told Time Magazine in 1970.
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For countries that run widening trade deficits, however, weaker currencies are posing risks to inflation, growth and financial stability.
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In tech, this can lead to making offers based on salary history, not skills, thus widening the wage gap.
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Out in the real world, machine learning is being put to use improving farming and widening access to healthcare.
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The students saw themselves in her and you could see their horizons widening right in front of your face.
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The gender gap in tech is widening globally; only 23 percent of investor funding goes to women-led ventures.
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General Electric said in October the Securities and Exchange Commission was widening its probe of the company's accounting practices.
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The appreciating exchange rate and widening trade deficit are both symptoms of an economic expansion that is very mature.
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IN AN age of widening inequality, Walter Scheidel believes he has cracked the code on how to overcome it.
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Regional sovereign yields were mostly flat on the day with Indonesia's 10-year bonds widening the most at 2bp.
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"I worry that the budget will instead rely on fantasy economic growth to paper over widening deficits," he said.
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Amid a widening tech backlash, one question keeps popping up: Is technology taking up too much of our lives?
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Data released by Chinese President Xi Jinping's government Monday morning show a widening Chinese surplus on U.S. in May.
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But that does not help to explain the recent widening of the gap between the NIIP and net returns.
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Clinton added 2270 votes to her total, while Trump added 23 votes, widening his vote total by 22 votes.
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With spreads widening, some managers considered holding their CLOs until next year with the hope the volatility would decrease.
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A widening trade war between Washington and Beijing would risk more damage to American companies and the global economy.
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Analysts said lower than expected inflation and a widening of the Hungarian trade surplus were positive for the forint.
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However, the widening in spreads for WPG's issuances juxtaposed against REIT spreads tightening may reflect deteriorating capital markets access.
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Pivotal notes that the Snapchat parent does have a widening user base and that the company can improve monetization.
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And both countries are on the way to growing public sector liabilities as a result of widening budget deficits.
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The 20153-page document provides a picture of a company with high growth and improving economics but widening losses.
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Ernest, who had fallen asleep on one of the hotel beds watching TV, stood up, its black eyes widening.
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The Ohio Republican talked to Politico Magazine in a lengthy profile Sunday about the widening political divide in America.
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Investors continued to punish TUI as the tour operator reported a widening loss in its quarter to end-December.
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The numbers show an increasing upward trend, with widening gaps between CEOs and the people who work for them.
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Excessive lending, some of it guaranteed by the government, contributed to rising inflation and a widening current-account deficit.
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Other research suggests the gap between the diets of rich and poor Americans is widening along with income inequality.
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It illustrates the widening gulf between Republican leaders and foot-soldiers, which Mr Trump exploited in his populist campaign.
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The notion that congestion costs drivers money buttresses proposals to do everything from widening freeways to synchronizing traffic lights.
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The widening discount put the outright price of Canadian heavy crude below $30 a barrel as WTI also dipped.
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This gap widening in 2015 with the number of streams rising 101 percent, but revenues only increasing 31 percent.
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The Washington Post first reported Wednesday that Mueller's probe was widening to include looking into whether Trump obstructed justice.
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Widening the margin is important for Trump, as his Cabinet appointments must pass through the Senate with majority support.
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The sculpture, whose twisting and widening form evokes a tornado, was installed in the building's lobby in early 2015.
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The widening bribery scandal has divided Rousseff's fractious coalition and moved the PMDB closer to breaking with her government.
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Markets have risen in response to Macron's widening lead over his rival after a bitter television debate on Wednesday.
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But whatever his rationale, the deal is widening the rift between the president and his nominal allies in Congress.
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The violence underscores the widening political rifts in Venezuela, where the opposition has accused Maduro of creating a dictatorship.
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The chart above shows the widening spread between Italian and German bund yields - a crucial barometer of market anxiety.
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The gap in the mortality rate for most chronic diseases is falling, but for cancer the rate is widening.
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Coupled with America's own financial commitments, such an effort could literally save millions of lives and halt widening instability.
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This has meant a widening trade and current account deficits that have pressured the local currency, the Myanmar kyat.
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But anxiety over a widening fiscal deficit and sluggish growth has stalled even timid welfare plans under Ms Park.
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There's nothing unsettled about this: seas are rising, deserts are widening and people are suffering at home and abroad.
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But the study also revealed that the gap between the diets of rich and poor seems to be widening.
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And it also points to the ever-widening gulf between political analysts on the Trumpian right and everyone else.
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While widening its income lead over Scandinavia in recent decades, Switzerland has been catching up on measures of equality.
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A widening current account deficit and larger government budget increase the supply of U.S. dollars over time, he explained.
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The truth is, companies continue to pay executives ridiculously large salaries, widening the gap between them and their workers.
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Today, with an ideological gap widening along educational lines in the United States, Dr. Gouldner's arguments are worth revisiting.
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Still, the renewed debate on this emotive issue underlines the ever widening gulf of perception separating liberals and conservatives.
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Still, there is something he could do right now to help narrow the widening gulf between rich and poor.
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The nation as a whole will need to push back against today's widening regional gaps with specific, intentional action.
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And that means toning down the message and developing a message that appeals to a widening swath of Californians.
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Clinton on Tuesday night won New Jersey's Democratic presidential primary, further widening the delegate gap between her and Sanders.
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What is new: It is becoming overwhelmingly evident that the life span gap between rich and poor is widening.
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I am proud to be in the widening group of "irredeemable" Americans pushing back against the established political order.
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In Miami Beach, an $11.5 million beach widening project was undertaken to protect the island from hurricane storm surge.
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The police commissioner, William J. Bratton, has said the federal authorities told him of the widening investigation in 2014.
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There are widening allegations of sexual abuse by peacekeepers, and countries have been reluctant to hold their soldiers accountable.
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We had hoped for a rally in the 10-year yield and a widening of the 10s-2s spread.
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Florida awards all of its 99 Republican delegates to the winner, widening Trump's delegate lead over the GOP field.
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Even if the opioid epidemic ended today, the impact will last for decades in an ever-widening ripple effect.
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Even in the era of widening partisan gaps, it would be ill-advised to throw around indictments willy-nilly.
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The widening is the latest instalment in what has been a volatile ride for UK bank bonds in 2016.
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Last year it made an operating loss of 184.5 million euros ($205.5 million), widening from 165.1 million in 2014.
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"A widening in French bond spreads is very much related to political events," DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz said.
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Mr. Price had come to symbolize one executive's stand against the widening gap between workers' pay and executive compensation.
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The sequence is striking, the woman painting her face white and putting on bright red lipstick in widening circles.
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Yet while the company has seen an acceleration in revenue growth, its costs have grown, leading to widening losses.
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But the Republican opposition to his candidacy is just as sturdy, and there are signs that it is widening.
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Sunday's poll also showed a widening divide between Democrats and Republicans in the midst of a heated political climate.
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Boockvar said there has been a widening in high-yield spreads since early February, but only to about 613.
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However, foreign investor sentiment towards Turkey has been badly bruised by widening security concerns and fears of growing authoritarianism.
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For countries that run widening trade deficits, however, weaker currencies are posing risks to inflation, growth and financial stability.
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They entered the shared universe game later, to worse reviews, and with a widening gap at the box office.
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This individual will be responsible for widening the content range with the development of free and advertising-funded channels.
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Turkey also faces a widening current account deficit making it reliant on weak foreign investment to plug the gap.
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Turkey's government fired nearly 9,000 police officers, widening its vast purge of perceived opponents after a failed military coup.
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The widening trench between the two sides promises to further narrow the prospect of them reaching any common ground.
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The tape surfaced as part of a widening rift between Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, his once-trusted adviser.
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In widening the issue, the separatists have won more sympathy for their cause than they had before the vote.
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Peloton recently filed publicly for its upcoming IPO and over the last year reported growing sales but widening losses.
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FIXES The United States tolerates a widening chasm between the very rich few and the many with low incomes.
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Some continue to look to an ever-widening "Europe" incorporated in a federal European state as a utopian future.
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But the Trump White House has greatly stepped up the process, widening the numbers of Cambodians it considers deportable.
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His case has also sparked interest in Washington amid a widening crackdown by the Justice Department on undisclosed lobbying.
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Islamic banking avoids interest, which the Qur'an forbids as enriching investors at the expense of entrepreneurs, thus widening inequality.
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The poll found Clinton widening her lead in Colorado, Virginia and North Carolina, while holding her advantage in Florida.
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Widening economic sanctions to an oil embargo, for example, would further harm a population that is barely hanging on.
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A widening gap between the two markets has long been a sign that investors are worried about the currency.
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Widening disparity of outcomes and fewer avenues of opportunity call the fundamental fairness of the current system into question.
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President Donald Trump addresses the nation from the Oval Office about the widening coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, March 11.
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More than 50 people so far have been detained in a widening net of charges from corruption to sabotage.
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Readers across the political spectrum told us how they've bridged the ever-widening partisan divide in their romantic lives.
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Last month, the agency officially called for comments on standards for model years 2021-25, widening the review's scope.
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Markets have been whipsawed as investors come to grips with the widening financial and societal impact of COVID-19.
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Those offsetting dynamics have produced a precarious partisan balance -- and a country increasingly separated by a widening demographic divide.
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The upcoming presidential election and the widening coronavirus outbreak are two areas of concern for club members, he said.
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Saikawa had stepped down as he, too, became ensnared by the widening investigation of the carmaker&aposs financial policies.
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In particular, the widening scandal has revived concerns about Germany's shift to a volunteer force, which began in 2011.
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It is often overlooked but the dollar continues to enjoy underlying support from widening U.S.-Japanese interest rate spreads.
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The spread was last at 1.73 basis points, after widening out to as much as 85 bps on Monday .
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The spread was last at 78 basis points, after widening out to as much as 85 bps on Monday .
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The BDDK's request marks an attempt to stem the fall-out from Dubai-based Oger's Telecom's widening debt problem.
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Despite cutting its revenue growth outlook and widening its earnings per share range, the company posted an earnings beat.
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Like his fellow radicals at the movement's forefront, Drollinger has consistently strived for an ever-widening domain of control.
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Within three months, government workers would be paid at least $75 a month, he contends, widening access to food.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is struggling to manage the widening fallout from the drone strike on Maj. Gen.
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Economists expect the government to announce spending measures to boost demand, despite a probable widening of the fiscal deficit.
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Annual comparisons are also widening because mortgage rates are so much lower now than they were a year ago.
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Businesses can acquire valuable insight by widening the range of life experiences, backgrounds and perspectives represented in their employees.
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More expensive oil will lead to a widening trade deficit for India, which is a net importer of oil.
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Last year, it made an operating loss of 184.5 million euros ($209 million), widening from 165.1 million in 2014.
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Project NEON, 2000 years in the making, involves widening 3.7 heavily traveled miles of Interstate 15 in Las Vegas.
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A widening discount of WTI to Brent crude makes it more attractive for foreign refiners to process U.S. oil.
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In October, Tunisia imposed restrictions on importing some goods to curb its widening trade deficit and protect foreign reserves.
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The scandal has led to a widening inquiry into how institutions failed to stop the abuse for so long.
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The case has led to a widening inquiry into how institutions failed to stop the abuse for so long.
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The actions led to fears of a trade war that would affect a widening swath of the U.S. economy.
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President Trump's executive order on immigration set off a widening political and legal crisis one week into his presidency.
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"The superrich continue to get richer, widening the gap between them and everyone else," according to a Forbes statement.
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Turkey is in the midst of a widening crackdown that began after a failed coup attempt in July 2016.
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Major currencies were also caught in the widening sell-off in emerging markets, with the euro down 0.41 percent.
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This doesn't mean public transit and land planning are bad ideas, or that widening freeways is a bad idea.
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Competitors' "strengths are growing even stronger, and the gap between those companies and the rest is widening," he said.
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Yet trade deals have come to symbolize global forces shaking middle America through widening income inequality and demographic change.
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Warner is also the cofounder of Diversity VC, a group dedicated to widening access to venture from underrepresented groups.
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"Widening Income Inequality" includes many occasional poems, as well as poems dedicated to—and mainly intelligible to—famous friends.
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The widening spread kept the euro pinned at $1.0626, not far from last week's one-year trough at $1.0569.
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The widening of the festival's aperture reflects the influence of Kim Yutani, who became director of programming in May.
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The wealth gap is widening, and the elderly population has one of the highest rates of poverty in Asia.
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The unemployment rate doesn't account for the widening wealth gap or income inequality between African Americans and white Americans.
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Those include ending forced technology transfers, improving intellectual property protection and widening access to China's markets, the sources said.
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Moving the show to a premium cable channel raised concerns among critics about the widening divide between rich and poor.
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It expressed concern, however, at the risk of a widening current account deficit due to declining exports and rising imports.
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The central banks — the Fed, most prominently — are now tightening monetary policies, and spreads are widening across corporate bond markets.
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The outperformance grows when isolating for risk-adjusted excess returns and runs counter to history when credit spreads are widening.
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State transportation officials have identified 13,000 bridges along interstates that need replacement, widening or major reconstruction, according to the group.
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The spread was last at 78 basis points, after widening out to as much as 85 basis points on Monday.
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Researchers from Stanford University have previously warned that climate change is making poor countries poorer, widening global inequality between nations.
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Microsoft pledged $500 million to address homelessness and develop affordable housing in response to the Seattle region's widening affordability gap.
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The widening gulf between the United States and some of its biggest trading partners grew even larger over the weekend.
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The widening scope of the new virus has strained China's health care system and brought the country to a standstill.
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American retailers already operate in more foreign countries than Asian and European retailers do, but the gap is now widening.
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Faster growth in 2018 is occurring alongside a widening of the federal-budget deficit, from 3.5% of GDP to 4%.
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Divisions within the Democratic Unity alliance, a grouping of many parties, are widening as their efforts to defeat chavismo falter.
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China's Population and Family Planning Law banned gender testing in 2002, to prevent a widening of the country's gender imbalance.
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But rates of both violent deaths and traffic deaths peak among young American adults, widening the international disparity in mortality.
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Those priorities have grown ever harder to sustain in an age of stagnant working-class wages and widening income inequality.
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Importantly, the gap between confidence and real ability just keeps widening with age, no matter the financial topic, Finke said.
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For weeks the press had been full of stories about the widening gulf between the central government and the RBI.
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As he spoke, his ever-widening eyes darted around the putting green and grew as he emphasized his favorite points.
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The resort has struggled as casinos have closed, taking jobs with them and leaving the city with a widening deficit.
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That's why the widening gap between rich and poor Americans has become a major theme of this year's presidential campaign.
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"[Under Armour] has created a lot of confusion with too many ranges and by widening its distribution channels," Saunders said.
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The widening gap is increasing pressure on Egypt to devalue its currency and end uncertainty that has discouraged foreign investment.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's widening trade disputes have forced U.S. ethanol producers to seek new export markets or cut production.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryThe rift remained fairly stable in length for much of the spring, all the while slowly widening.
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Gartman's main focus has been on the oil futures curve, and that the contango has been widening as of late.
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Manufacturing is struggling, the trade deficit is widening again and the housing market remains weak, partially offsetting strong consumer spending.
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Let's hope a redesigned "grinning face with smiling eyes" helps to bridge the widening gap between iOS and Android users.
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Her chin is defined and sharp, the way mine used to be before it disappeared into my ever-widening neck.
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Uber doesn't do the latter, but it is certainly widening its options to reach as many potential customers as possible.
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The currency reached the limit of its trading band due to a steadily widening U.S.-Hong Kong interest rate gap.
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A widening budget deficit in Italy, the euro-zone's most indebted country, risks plunging the single currency back into crisis.
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It's also prodded investment firms to offer the public an ever widening range of vehicles in which to do so.
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A shortfall could potentially dent investor confidence since a widening government deficit could lead to a revision of India's creditworthiness.
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In Xi's case, these range from a slowing economy and widening income gap, to persistent political corruption despite his crackdown.
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Los Angeles got a firsthand glimpse of this after widening its I-405 freeway, a project that cost $1 billion.
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The 71-year old won the presidency on a promise of widening that crackdown throughout the country of 100 million.
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Widening the search parameters to January shows that this is the first time the search has spiked during Trump's presidency.
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Eight years later, the irony is clear: He passed sweeping policy changes by widening the deep divisions in American politics.
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But YCC also played its part in accelerating the yen falls by widening U.S.-Japanese interest rate differentials, people say.
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Temer faces a confluence of challenges including an economic recession, high inflation, a widening deficit, volatile currency and widespread bureaucracy.
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The government hoped the change would enable universities to expand, creating more skilled workers and widening access to higher education.
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Protesters have fought the government's road-widening plans for nearly 22003 years—and many aren't happy with the current proposal.
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The UK government began improving sections of the road in the 60s, widening portions to three, and even four, lanes.
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But even after extensive changes to the covenants, and a widening of price talk to 7%-7.25%, demand proved elusive.
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Thus, the meetings exposed the widening expectations gap between the US and Chinese governments, and led Trump to take action.
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With the #TrumpRussia scandal widening, we can expect the White House to become much more aggressive in imposing its agendas.
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The new security measures were designed to prevent widening a limited in-cabin ban on laptops and other large electronics.
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Jost, an expert on health policy, says this represents a very significant widening of the exemptions the Obama administration allowed.
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For now, the gap is widening between America and China as they try to rein in Mr Kim's nuclear ambitions.
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Even if the spread widening runs out of steam or soon reverses, banks are having to pay more for dollars.
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Like the US dollar bond, the euro bonds quickly soured in secondary trading, with the longer tranche widening by 3bp.
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Each of these little wonders brings greater clarity and transparency to my music, widening the soundstage and sharpening every detail.
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The aging President faces a widening rift with Gaza and waning interest in the Palestinian cause among regional Arab leaders.
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"A widening in French bond spreads is very much related to political events," said DZ Bank rates strategist Daniel Lenz.
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Analysts attributed the first quarter's rare current account deficit to China's narrowing trade surplus and a widening services trade deficit.
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"We see 2-3bp widening across the corporate investment-grade universe but that's more traders marking wider," another banker said.
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Chart time: So, better than expected revenue but with a widening loss even, as it pares back its marketing expense.
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A modest widening of that nature would calm investors worried that the government may slip away from its judicious spending.
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The key political question this raises is what this widening gulf means for the future political allegiance of American Catholics.
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High yield was widening since March and this week just made a new low which means we're synchronized with equities.
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The likely result of this surge is a further widening of the gender cap between the parties on Capitol Hill.
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The CDC survey also found a widening gap between states that expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare and states that did not.
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Now, he's at the center of a widening criminal investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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Nagai, a Nomura veteran, took the helm in 2012, after the previous CEO resigned over a widening insider trading scandal.
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That being said, it showed huge widening losses — going to a loss of $3.6 billion from $1.9 billion in 2014.
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And these themes take on a deeper meaning as the episode focuses on the widening rift between Claire and Jamie.
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Later, steam rose from the widening fissures before orange columns of molten rock erupted geyser-like into the tropical air.
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That has opened up a widening gap with Shanghai prices, which have reacted only mutedly to the excitement in London.
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The new laws are widening the already yawning chasm in access to abortion services between red states and blue states.
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Economists expect to see a widening in the gap between exports and imports, with imports outpacing exports by $40 billion.
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The developments come amid the widening investigations into whether the president's associates colluded with Moscow during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Trump's attacks on McConnell risk widening the divide between the GOP establishment and conservative populists ahead of next year's elections.
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The shutdown's widening repercussions already turned this week into one of the most damaging of Trump's two years in office.
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"You can still make the point that ECB QE programme is dampening the widening pressure on spreads," van Vliet said.
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Yes, our platform is ever widening, but to treat it as if it's some kind of new movement feels ludicrous.
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After all, the gap between the years he was alive and the years he's been dead was widening every day.
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The lira's fall accelerated in recent weeks on widening concern about the central bank's ability to contain double-digit inflation.
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That's down from a 49-51 split in March, a drop that is primarily due to a widening gender gap.
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The resurgent strength in household spending was offset by a widening of the trade deficit and slower business inventory rebuilding.
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In effect, these donations rob the local public schools of tax support, widening the chasm between public and private education.
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A widening gap between the official dollar rate and the black market rate has increased pressure to devalue the currency.
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Today, political risk stems from a widening array of actors, including Twitter users, local officials, activists, terrorists, hackers, and more.
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Those constraints have depressed Waha prices, widening its discount to the U.S. Henry Hub benchmark in Louisiana to a record.
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With tangible answers — a chromosomal abnormality — my husband's fears subsided, and with this came a widening of his emotional landscape.
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This sensitivity to the ever-widening demographics of gaming led them to conceive of this charity campaign back in May.
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But the barbershop's appeal is widening at a surprising rate — and it's evolving well beyond its cut-and-dry image.
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"There is no way you can separate music or sex!" she shrieked at me, her eyes widening across the table.
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"Empathy is when part of someone else's sentience is understood and absorbed into our own vessel," she says, eyes-widening.
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Abruptly, the euphoria ends as "Kitana" starts, her lips widening to reveal a bloody grin after an unexplained boxing match.
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Senator Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, is struggling to close a widening gap with Maggie Hassan, the state's popular Democratic governor.
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But he said he was counting on a widening base of support among the public as he started making changes.
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Over the past several months, an ever-lengthening and widening crack in the Larsen C ice shelf captivated the world.
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With widening students' horizons in mind, Noble Impact offers courses at eStem High, a charter school in Little Rock, Ark.
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President Trump's choice for the latest Supreme Court vacancy will continue a trend toward widening America's power and wealth gaps.
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The court's pro-corporate decisions are widening the chasm in power and wealth between the country's elite and everybody else.
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The E.P.R.D.F. needs a leader who can unify the party, gain popular legitimacy and calm widening political and ethnic tensions.
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Russia: In an extraordinary reversal, the government dropped all charges against an investigative reporter whose arrest had sparked widening protests.
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And then add one more thing: The gap in values and trust between us and China is widening, not narrowing.
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The effort, part of a widening crackdown on illegal immigration, is aimed at discouraging families from paying human smuggling organizations.
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