One feature that does work well is Wind Down—just tap Wind Down from the main Digital Wellbeing screen to get started with it.
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Heta, the state wind-down vehicle for failed lender Hypo Alpe Adria, plans to wind down the vast majority of its property, machines and bad loans by the end of 2018.
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If you open up Settings, then tap Digital Wellbeing & parental control, then choose Wind Down, you can set up a schedule for the evening: Wind Down turns the screen gray, and mutes notifications.
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There may be room now to wind down those tensions.
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The engines wind down, and I'm stripped of my superpower.
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How did things wind down for you at Double Dare?
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They help my brain wind down and go to sleep.
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The Rosetta mission is slated to wind down on Sept.
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The administration announced it would wind down DACA on Sept.
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Take a look, breathe in, breath out, and wind down.
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The company began to wind down the program in April.
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On Android, meanwhile, the equivalent feature is called Wind Down.
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Pick Digital Wellbeing & parental controls from Settings, then Wind Down.
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Road projects in New Jersey could wind down until Gov.
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You wind down, have a cup of water or tea.
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How do you wind down after playing something like that?
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Both had until Aug 6 to wind down their operations.
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"It's never fun to wind down a campaign," he said.
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I wind down and pack for my trip to Canada.
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The season for Italian imports will wind down in April.
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Thursday, November 14: Clashes at CUHK began to wind down.
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"Our only option is to not wind down," Jones said.
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Headspace, a meditation and mindfulness app, helps me wind down.
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Danish oil product shipping operator Maersk Tankers said it would wind down its customer agreements in Iran by November, while German insurer Allianz said on Tuesday it was preparing to wind down Iran-related business.
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Now, he remains silent as his days in office wind down.
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Gemnasium will wind down its operations over the next few weeks.
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It takes about ten years to wind down a presidential campaign.
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Correction: Lyft wind-down was in 2016; this has been updated.
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The cross-party talks seem likely to wind down next week.
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Donald Trump came to office pledging to wind down America's wars.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Huawei's good times could wind down soon.
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It is expected to wind down its asset purchases next year.
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That same year, the university/initiative began to wind down operations.
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I was using depressants to wind down and go to sleep.
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Elizabeth Warren, have vowed to wind down US military operations overseas.
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In 2002, Chavez said he would wind down Plan Bolivar 2000.
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But it said it would wind down the deal with Huawei.
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The bar I frequently tried to wind down in back then.
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We take out the recycling together and wind down for the night.
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THEY CLEARLY STATED HOW THEY'RE GOING TO WIND DOWN THEIR BALANCE SHEET.
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Austin: You would be watching TV to wind down for the night.
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The Christmas wind-down is in full effect at Joanna Gaines' house.
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Vox Media will also wind down its focus on native social video.
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Acting Secretary [Elaine] Duke has chosen to initiate a wind-down process.
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Acting Secretary Duke has chosen, appropriately, to initiate a wind down process.
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If any bank— JOHN HARWOOD: You're talking about the wind down process?
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You're likely buying title insurance as you wind down your home purchase.
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Trader Trafigura started to wind down its Galena Metals Fund in November.
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Not to play smooth jazz as you wind down with a book.
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And while most doujin circles eventually wind down, Touhou's has stayed strong.
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My husband, Dar, and I wind down with some cherished quiet time.
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Some military officials would remain on the island to wind down operations.
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What do we do with ourselves as we wind down our time?
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Will Trump wind down hostilities — or do something to further provoke Iran?
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And how do you wind down at the end of the day?
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Sempra said in January it would wind down its South American businesses.
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"In practical terms, we're in a wind-down plan," Ms. Bragale said.
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Shopping in the store will wind down more slowly, say the sources.
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Volume of oil trade remained thin in the pre-Christmas wind down.
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And how do you wind down at the end of the day?
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Pezzi countered that the administration had ordered an "orderly wind-down" of DACA.
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You see, as Siri's smart suggestions spin up, traditional notifications will wind down.
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Heta is the state wind-down vehicle for failed lender Hypo Alpe Adria.
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Corbat also continued to wind down troubled assets left from the financial crisis.
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We are committed to an orderly process to safely wind down our operations.
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As you start that wind-down routine, you'll know you're ready for bed.
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The ceasefire is a result of Russian plans to wind down the war.
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Google Plus will wind down over the next 10 months, the company said.
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But additional restrictions on secondary market activity could trigger an accelerated wind-down.
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This week, as the year begins to wind down, the news certainly doesn't.
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Lines can wind down the block, with a three-hour wait last Thanksgiving.
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Trump gave countries six months to wind down their purchases of Iranian crude.
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Companies have been given until April 28 to wind down their existing transactions.
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Instead, we found out that they are bad and difficult to wind down.
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In the evenings, my loved ones come home and start to wind down.
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NEWARK — As the final months of his tenure in Trenton wind down, Gov.
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So does the impending wind-down of a solar tax credit in 2022.
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Now, officials have to decide when and how to wind down the program.
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Lawmakers have asked Congress for a five-year period to wind down cockfighting.
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"German companies doing business in Iran should wind down operations immediately," he wrote.
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The United States will give a six-month wind down for energy-related sanctions, including banking and shipping of energy products, and a 90-day wind down for everything else including passenger aircraft, a U.S. State Department official said on Tuesday.
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You'll be more in tune with your emotions once the Thanksgiving activities wind down.
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That would help give Kim the political space to wind down his nuclear program.
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The agency's wind-down would impact electronics makers, consumers, broadcasters, and many federal employees.
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The key reason was its wind down of a relationship with pharmaceutical distributor Philidor.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announces the Trump's administration will "wind down" the DACA program.
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It only agreed to stop disputing it once Entergy agreed to wind down operations. ●
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As northern gang wars wind down, smaller-scale battles are erupting in the south.
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The sale of Terra Bella is just the latest "moonshot" wind down at Alphabet.
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You pair off, wait for the clock to wind down and then start shooting.
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Wind down in a petal-filled bath before getting the treatment of your choosing.
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There are no visible signs that Russia is preparing to wind down air strikes.
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The wind-down feature turns on the phone's grayscale and sets Do Not Disturb.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Keith Phillips approved the proposed wind-down budget at the hearing.
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In return, Mr Zelaya would wind down the protests and let Mr Hernández govern.
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I think Microsoft Fitness just started to wind down I think two weeks ago.
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Not sure if you want to get a caffeine buzz—or to wind down?
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The Trump administration announced in September that it would wind down the DACA program.
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Some sanctions take effect after a 603-day "wind-down" period ending on Aug.
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Thus, Deripaska has entered a tortured process to wind down control of those enterprises.
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Once an automaker has sold 200,000 electric vehicles, the credit begins to wind down.
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Who wants to go into a bad bank just to wind down the businesses?
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Sometime after nine, when the party began to wind down, I approached Mr. Wolff.
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As attorney general, he could wind down Mr. Mueller's inquiry like the president wanted.
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WIND-DOWN Sometimes Mom is being Mom and wants me to stay for dinner.
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It will decide this autumn whether to extend or wind down its bond buying.
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The feature called Wind Down, meanwhile, is designed to get you ready for bed.
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If I'm already tired, my typical 20-minute wind-down is reduced to 53.
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Instead, the probe is expected to wind down by the end of the year.
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Teenagers needed them to socialise, tired shoppers to wind down, children to amuse themselves.
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A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's efforts to wind down DACA.
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Democrats are now likely to wind down their closed-door depositions after next week.
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Some sanctions take effect after a 90-day "wind-down" period ending on Aug.
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Your body has to wind down and prepare itself for sleep and Alexa can help.
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The FOMC is expected to wind down its two-day meeting with a 2 p.m.
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It's the only time I can wind down and start to shut my mind down.
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As part of the wind-down, Uber has let go 300 of its test drivers.
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They were more likely to receive only the proceeds of any wind down of Heta.
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Though it'll probably just wind down after being replaced with a fad that's even dumber.
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However, once an automaker has sold 200,000 electric vehicles, the credit begins to wind down.
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And several states have already drafted plans for how they will wind down their programs.
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For existing deals, there will be a wind-down period of 85033 to 180 days.
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The Fed's private-sector competitors by contrast are required to develop a wind-down plan.
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There are already some signs that Mueller's office is prepared for an ultimate wind-down.
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On Thursday, the European Central Bank indicated plans to wind down its quantitative easing program.
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Vinebox: glasses of wine to help them wind down at the end of the day
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You've settled on a page of rare breadth, as things wind down and broaden out.
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The figure would, in theory, gradually wind down as the project becomes more economically viable.
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The Treasury Department has said it doesn't intend to stop the capital wind-down plan.
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The U.S. sanctions have a 180-day period during which buyers should "wind down" purchases.
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Each night, I wind down using an acupressure mat (also known as bed of nails...).
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Trump has also indicated he'd like to wind down U.S. military involvement in the region.
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The machine is arguably all we need to fuel up, fill up, and wind down.
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Its wind-down could mean losses of as much as 45 percent for some bondholders.
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It has until Nov 4 to wind down its Iran operations, barring any surprise exemption.
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Any chance to wind down this terrible war, no matter how problematic, is worth taking.
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This newsletter will continue for a few more weeks, as the last elections wind down.
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I take a shower, wind down for bed, and read The Hand on The Wall.
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On Wednesday, Sampaio tried to wind down the feud with a message directed toward Jamil.
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The lender decided in late 2014 to wind down its physical precious metals trading business.
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Only now is the Fed talking about how to wind down its portfolio of assets.
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The U.S. set a May 20 deadline for companies to wind down purchases from Rosneft.
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Both the Taliban and Washington want the American military presence in Afghanistan to wind down.
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The first question: How often have I found it hard to wind down this week?
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As Black History Month commemorations start to wind down, one festival is just gearing up.
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"The benefits of the sales process really do outweigh an orderly wind down," he said.
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The SRB is the agency set up by the EU to wind down stricken banks.
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The 115th Congress will start to wind down and focus on retirements or reelection efforts.
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There's also a Night Light feature in Wind Down, which reduces blue light on screen at the hours you specify (or from sunset to sunrise)—you can use this as well as or independently of the Do Not Disturb and grayscale features in Wind Down.
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Fubon Life Insurance was also sanguine, and expects the forex losses to wind down after March.
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Then I turn on the Sam Cooke documentary on Netflix and wind down for the night.
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It will also wind down operations at propulsion plants in White Marsh, Maryland, and Warren, Michigan.
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And so, we can find things to work together as we wind down the borrowing relationship.
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The first is a case asking whether the Trump administration can wind down the DACA program.
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As asset purchases wind down, the ECB's main policy tool is its guidance on interest rates.
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Still, Noble noted Sanders "doesn't have any obligation to wind down" his campaign at this point.
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As the proceedings wind down, Mel decides it might be nice to give Ruth a compliment.
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As earnings season begins to wind down, a handful of major players reported earnings Friday morning.
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The administration will propose beginning to wind down federal support for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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U.S. measures due to kick in after a 90-day "wind-down" period ends on Aug.
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Total said it would wind down operations linked to the South Pars gas venture before Nov.
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AND FINALLY ... Panda power You'll probably find it hard to wind down from this stressful week.
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Mobile escape games are designed for you to wind down time rather than actively kill it.
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Kicking back and watching movies, Gronkowski says, is how they wind down from their busy schedules.
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Now, with GE Capital in wind down, GE is left with slow-growth, long-cycle businesses.
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MP: We're seeing two to four companies wind-down a week, which we've never seen before.
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The casper Glow Light creates a warm, well, glow to help you wind down before bed.
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These rating actions are part of a review of eurozone wind-down institutions rated by Fitch.
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If payments to Iran cannot continue after a 180-day "wind-down period" ending on Nov.
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As the warmups wind down, Jurgis Didziulis serenades the sold out crowd with his electric guitar.
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The wind-down of earnings season also releases companies to restart their heavy share-buyback activity.
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If the Biden-Sanders contest is beginning to wind down, the Gabbard campaign is effectively over.
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There's no particular reason it's that hour, it just takes us a while to wind down.
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And then, after what feels like minutes of this, he allows the song to wind down.
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You can never have enough ribs, especially as we wind down on prime rib-eating season.
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On Wednesday and Thursday nights, as the first two Democratic debates wind down around 11 p.m.
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Many analysts blamed stock market volatility in December and January on the Fed's wind-down process.
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T-Mobile told Mr. Wyden late Tuesday that it would "wind down" its location aggregator agreements.
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I read for 10 minutes because it helps me wind down and turn my brain off.
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Take my Trazodone (only thing that combats my insomnia) and wind down watching ASMR Snapchat videos.
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It's definitely harder to wind down after working out, but I fall asleep around 28:230.
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All three carriers said they planned to mostly wind down south Florida operations by Friday evening.
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" Trump warned that those who don't wind down their economic ties to Iran "risk severe consequences.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve took about a year to wind down its own quantitative easing program.
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During this period, factory activities slow as the plants wind down and shut for the holidays.
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"I, too, want to wind down our overseas conflicts and bring our troops home," McCaul said.
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Now, viejotecas are weekend parties that start in the afternoon and wind down around 10 p.m.
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Getting to the gym, in my opinion, is the best release and way to wind down.
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Facebook said that it would wind down the Huawei deal by the end of the week.
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The waivers are fairly open-ended, and they don't have specifications about wind-down periods or volumes.
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A good meal, a stiff drink, and a football game is the perfect way to wind down.
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He went through every hardware initiative at Google, choosing which to continue and which to wind down.
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Republicans in Congress have been pressing agencies across the federal government to wind down their rulemaking activities.
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Recently, the President criticized retailer Nordstrom's decision to wind down its relationship with the Ivanka Trump brand.
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After scorching through six songs, the band takes two minutes to wind down with a brief interlude.
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Mr. Mnuchin and one of his co-founding partners, Chip Seelig, decided to wind down the operation.
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Liquidators were appointed to wind down Wonga's British business (existing customers will still have to repay loans).
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As the speeches wind down and dinner is served, I consider the message of the Ahmadiyya Caliphate.
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I am hooked on the evening class; it's a great way to wind down from the day.
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It told the Times that the Huawei deal would wind down by the end of this week.
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Markets want to know when the ECB plans to wind down its 2109.21-trillion-euro stimulus programme.
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Obama pledged to wind down wars in the Middle East when he was first elected in 2008.
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Once I get home, I cuddle with the cat and watch The Good Place to wind down.
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The U.S. Treasury extended its deadline for U.S. consumers to wind down business with Rusal to Oct.
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After Brexit, these imports will wind down as we renew our own world-beating typewriter ribbon industry.
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As the monsoon rains wind down in southern India in September, sources of drinking water run short.
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Despite "hysterical" media coverage, Giuliani said he still expects the Mueller probe to wind down by September.
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Unfortunately, when I arrived a little after 10 PM, the joint was already starting to wind down.
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So, rather than encouraging your late-night burst of energy, find ways to help yourself wind down.
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One said if Bunge could not find a buyer, it would have to wind down the operation.
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Having a "wind-down routine" is as vital as sticking to a sleep routine, according to Wilson.
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However, the resolution of the wind-down unit of the HAA (HETA) brings its share of uncertainties.
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At the conclusion of the wind-down periods, the applicable sanctions will come back into full effect.
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The company notified users of the unceremonious wind down via email and a notification on its site.
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The Treasury has extended its deadline for U.S. consumers to wind down business with Rusal to Oct.
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In September, it said that it would wind down operations at nearly a third of its schools.
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If recent history is any guide, the news cycle will not wind down when the workweek does.
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The balance sheet runoff is forecast to take 22.218 years to wind down to around $2409 trillion.
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The balance sheet runoff is forecast to take 22.218 years to wind down to around $2.5 trillion.
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The Trump administration provided one-year wind-down extension of DED for Liberians in the United States.
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I log today's work, process my blood specimen, and get ready to wind down for the day.
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By Tuesday night, the system will wind down as it pushes itself into the Atlantic, he added.
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Many grants and permits requiring federal action would stall, while passport processing could start to wind down.
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Then there were the rare games that just let my brain wind down after a long day.
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Mr. Mnuchin and one of his co-founding partners, Chip Seelig, decided to wind down the operation.
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But soon, all's well, and the family returns that evening to wind down and get some sleep.
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Months of town-hall-style meetings, rallies and retail stops finally wind down in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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It is also set to wind down its massive bond-buying program at the end of this year.
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Perhaps take a gentler post-sports wind down in the private cinema, indoor swimming pool or hammam instead.
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With X-Men: Apocalypse in theaters, 2016 is beginning to wind down in terms of caped-crusader flicks.
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The dollar has dropped as markets grow increasingly confident that central banks will wind down their monetary stimulus.
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In Kenya, the government plans to wind down imports of cars more than three years old by 2021.
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Each December, as the year begins to wind down, we start to reflect on the past 11 months.
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An airline ban on battery-powered smart bags has forced another upstart luggage company to wind down operations.
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We wind down with an episode of Homeland, which I don't even make it through before falling asleep.
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SONY MP-CL1 In the evening, when everyone is feeling bloated, wind down with Sony's portable laser projector.
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If you're really looking to wind down, what could be more relaxing than plopping down in Buddha's lap?
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Airbus meanwhile continues to wind down its A380 superjumbo after deciding to scrap output due to weak demand.
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So: Dashboard, Wind Down, new Do Not Disturb settings, and new ways to more easily turn off notifications.
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The U.S. Treasury Department moved its deadline for U.S. consumers to wind down business with Rusal to Oct.
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But as the war begins to wind down in Syria, Russia may feel that it needs Iran less.
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Then it started to spread—Newark, Philadelphia, even the key hub of Atlanta all began to wind down.
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One of them directs the Treasury to inspect a provision allowing regulators to wind down a failing bank.
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If made law, the bill would repeal regulators' ability to step in and wind down failing financial institutions.
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In lieu of tea, we wind down over an empty cup topped with a translucent chai-flavored disk.
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Two weeks later, as search and rescue operations wind down, the focus is shifting to feeding the survivors.
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Heta is the bad bank set up by the government to wind down collapsed lender Hypo Alpe Adria.
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Heta is the bad bank set up by the government to wind down collapsed bank Hypo Alpe Adria.
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Two federal judges ruled against the administration, keeping the program in place past its March wind-down deadline.
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Private-sector competitors will never be able to make a similar claim to avoid regulatory wind-down requirements.
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Trump now finds himself eager to make good on his own promises to wind down US involvement overseas.
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When announcing the withdrawal, the Trump administration gave companies two wind-down periods before it would reimpose sanctions.
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Practice anticipating that point of contentment before you reach it, so you'll still have time to wind down.
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WIND DOWN Around 10, 10:15, we just start parting ways — walk home and call it a day.
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I am back by 12:30, and I read, wind down, and am in bed by 1:30.
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The state will only recover a small fraction of the Anglo bill as it completes its wind down.
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Dead and Company All photos by Joshua Mellin It's sad to see another year of Bonnaroo wind down.
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The ECB scheme is likely to wind down this year and rate hikes are expected in mid 2019.
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Some customers have applied to OFAC for special licenses to wind down investments in these businesses, lawyers said.
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He uses precious wind-down time arguing with me instead of just telling me a silly little story.
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Hurricane season is in full force As the dog days of summer wind down, hurricane season revs up.
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The bill appropriates $2.6 billion for Capital Investment Grants for transit, which Trump's budget wanted to wind down.
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Those in "high power high intensity jobs," might even consider a wind-down period to transition into sleep.
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We shower and have sex then go upstairs to watch some TV and wind down for the night.
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After Mr. Trump took office, he announced that he would wind down the program, saying it was unlawful.
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The closure of Woodford Investment Management followed the freezing and subsequent wind-down of the equity income fund.
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Earnings season also starts to wind down as 95% of the S&P 500 companies have already reported.
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It would put the wind down of the program directly in the middle of the 2020 election cycle.
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Wind down from Thanksgiving with a film about simmering family tensions, or opt for Will Ferrell in tights.
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Management also plans to maintain its wind-down efforts in cooperation with the new owner after the privatisation.
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You need to go into Settings, then Digital Wellbeing, then Wind Down to turn on the feature instead.
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Let me explain: There's actually little doubt that the Trump administration may wind down DACA if it wants.
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Finally, there's a perfect wind down in the shape of CFCF's magical balearic beauty "Arto" on International Feel.
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Things are starting to wind down, and I have a plane to catch, so that's it for today.
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Facebook says it will slowly wind down its developer services, officially shutting everything off one year from today.
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What better way to relax than with a little celebratory wine, dine, and wind-down time with the crew?
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GE continues to wind down GE Capital, the financial arm that nearly ruined the company during the 2008 crisis.
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"I decided to wind down Elastic City because I feel like we've fulfilled our mission," says founder Todd Shalom.
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Stephen Colbert's post–Super Bowl Late Show was the perfect way to wind down after the (horribly anticlimactic) game.
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The storm will then move northeast and reach Arkansas by Friday, where it will wind down over the weekend.
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He let the shot clock wind down with Zak Showalter guarding him for the Badgers (9-123, 1-3).
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If the tax laws change Tim Cook, Apple's boss should wind down the structure that the firm has created.
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Companies and banks with existing contracts have between 90 and 180 days to wind-down their trade with Iran.
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The Federal Reserve has started to wind down its balance-sheet, by not reinvesting the proceeds when bonds mature.
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The Treasury has extended its deadline for U.S. consumers to wind down business with United Company Rusal to Oct.
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"Individuals or entities that fail to wind down activities with Iran risk severe consequences," said Trump in a statement.
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Activity on the last trading day before Christmas was light, with traders expected to wind down earlier than usual.
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The funds were not enough to pay for the extraction of inventory or wind down the facility, PES said.
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Alex Le, Reddit's Vice President of Consumer Product, describes the decision to wind down Alien Blue a "difficult" one.
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Now it looks like the company has finally started to wind down its partnerships in confirmation of that fact.
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More nurses are also aging out of the workforce, leaving a skills gap as they wind down their careers.
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Payless ShoeSource has filed for bankruptcy protection as the shoe retailer prepares to wind down its 2,500 U.S. stores.
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Conroy says "wind down time" is crucial and suggests not doing work or studying in the hours before bed.
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"We have made a collective decision to wind down the operations of American Energy Partners," according to the statement.
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There is no indication yet, however, that Saudi Arabia or its allies want to wind down the supply cut.
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Wind down with a book, audiobook, or podcast before an earlier bed time—Gemini season is fond of learning.
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Fortunately, the Trump administration has expressed its desire to "wind down" the Affordable Care Act's federal exchanges and HealthCare.
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Trump gave companies and countries doing business with Iran two "wind-down" periods before the administration would reimpose sanctions.
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His administration is gave companies 210.7 to 180 days to wind down current business with Iran subject to sanctions.
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Mr. Sanders may take some time to wind down his candidacy and give a full endorsement to Mrs. Clinton.
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Heta was formed to wind down Hypo's assets, and Carinthia says it cannot afford to honor the guarantees fully.
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The company's proposal to wind down was backed by Standard Life Investments SL.L, which holds a 2 percent stake.
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The SRF is funded by banks in order to supply finance to wind down a lending institution in crisis.
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The restrictions on Iran's oil sector take effect after a 180-day "wind-down period" ending on Nov. 4.
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Just as investors are preparing to wind down for the year, uncertainty has suddenly sprung from an unlikely source.
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I didn't realize that a lot of friendships wind down or fizzle out completely when you have a baby.
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ECB, however, said it would wind down its 2.55 trillion euro stimulus program by the close of the year.
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Also last week, the European Central Bank said it would wind down its bond-buying program by year-end.
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To begin addressing these many challenges, all concerned must engage in a political process to wind down the war.
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The United States promptly sanctioned TNK Trading and added it to the same wind down schedule as Rosneft Trading.
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Fourth, banks must write "living wills" setting out how to wind down their operations quickly should the need arise.
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United Arab Bank told Reuters in January 2016 it had begun to wind down its exposure to small businesses.
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On Friday, the U.S. Federal Reserve finalized a rule aimed at making it easier to wind down large banks.
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Hufeld said it was correct that there were rescue and wind-down plans for every large bank, without elaborating.
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Propertize was spun off from the bank to wind down the portfolio, which is worth some 5.5 billion euros.
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GE's decision to wind down GE Capital also tells us something important about the nature of the Fed's regulation.
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The U.S. economy is going to slow further as the effects from earlier tax cuts wind down, he said.
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The FTSE 250 was flat at 0835 GMT as trading began to wind down ahead of the holiday season.
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It will then begin to wind down the storied toy retailer, after more than half a century in business.
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Trump said last year he would wind down the program, but gave lawmakers a window of time to act.
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Not far from the Solarium is the Game Room, where presidents can wind down with a game of pool.
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The waivers are fairly open-ended, Peterson said, and they don't have specifications about wind-down periods or volumes.
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He said he would do whatever it takes to help stop Trump -- except, apparently, start to wind down his campaign.
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Amazon will wind down its Amazon Restaurants delivery service in the US at the end of this month, reports GeekWire.
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The same external pressures exerted by institutional investors to wind down investments or get out at inopportune times don't exist.
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We'll have a better sense of what will happen to these jobs by January, when seasonal roles typically wind down.
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T-Mobile later clarified that it was ending its relationship with Securus and would "wind down" its location aggregator agreements.
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I DON'T REALLY AGREE WITH IT THE FED IS IN A LONG, LONG-TERM WIND-DOWN OF THEIR BALANCE SHEET.
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Google employees have successfully pressed their leadership to improve diversity and inclusion efforts and wind down a controversial military contract.
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The wind down of the Orchard Supply chain cost the company between $390 million and $475 million in write-downs.
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As her days on Univision wind down, Salinas spoke to PEOPLE EN ESPANOL exclusively about Calderon taking her coveted seat.
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Iran's oil exports have shrunk by about a third as crude importers wind down their purchases ahead of Washington's Nov.
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Mr Zayyan wants to wind down his business, but no one wants to buy his inventory or his commercial property.
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SENIOR TRUMP OFFICIALS SAY NO WIND DOWN PERIOD OR SHORT TERM WAIVER BEING CONTEMPLATED FOR CHINA'S OIL PURCHASES FROM IRAN
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The sanctions on Iran's petroleum sector will take effect after a 180-day "wind-down period" ending on Nov. 4.
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Trump said he would wind down DACA in six months, leaving time for Congress to come up with a solution.
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Wind down the globetrotting with four days to explore the beach, volcanoes, and pineapple plantations before booking it back home.
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A mostly upbeat first-quarter earnings season is beginning to wind down, with 457 S&P 500 companies having reported.
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There's also a Wind Down mode, which gradually turns the phone to grayscale mode and limits the number of notifications.
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In September 2017, Trump announced an "orderly wind-down" of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA.
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The Panhandle will continue to get snow throughout the evening, but it should wind down by midnight, according to Ward.
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But three of America's federal courts—in New York, California and the District of Columbia—have blocked the wind-down.
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For those still looking for additional aid, some of the resources during the early months have started to wind down.
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As soon as corn exports wind down, soybeans take center stage with peak shipment volumes occurring between April and June.
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Things get started on July 31st, 2014 as Rosetta began to wind down its 10-year journey to the comet.
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While some customers may be disappointed to see Digital Collective wind down, it makes perfect sense from a business perspective.
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DACA recipients numbered about 700,000 when Trump ordered the program to wind down in September 2017, according to government figures.
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Although Japan's greater motives aren't known, there's potential that they intend to wind down their whaling operations, possibly for good.
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"Individuals or entities that fail to wind down activities with Iran risk severe consequences," said President Trump in a statement.
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You wind down from the day with something familiar, and escape the unpleasantries of a boring day-to-day life.
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A mostly upbeat first-quarter earnings season is beginning to wind down, with 220 S&P 500 companies having reported.
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The U.S. sanctions on Iran's petroleum industry will take effect after a 180-day "wind-down period" ending on Nov.
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When then-Chairman Ben Bernanke started to wind down QE, the U.S. Ten-Year Treasury was yielding around 2.23 percent.
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There are other kinds of disruptions from the wind-down, which has been more abrupt and chaotic than anyone anticipated.
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Austria's Financial Market Authority (FMA), which is overseeing the wind-down, had expected an initial payout of 4 billion euros.
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The FMA expects Heta's assets to yield 8.6 billion euros by the time the wind-down is completed in 2023.
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When announcing the U.S.' withdrawal, Trump gave firms up to six months to wind down their business dealings with Tehran.
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Treasury will allow foreign companies to wind down their existing contracts with Iran over 90-day and 180-day periods.
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BCP had said at the end of May that it would suspend new transactions with Iran and wind down activities.
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A wind-down means Ranger will close down its investments and return its more than $200 million assets to shareholders.
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INVESTORS IN LF WOODFORD EQUITY INCOME FUND SEEN LOSING 36% OF THEIR MONEY IN 12-MONTH WIND DOWN PLAN - DOCUMENTS
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But the State Department clarified on Tuesday that Trump expects buyers to entirely wind down those purchases by Nov. 4.
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After dinner and the exploratory sauna sexing wind down, Hannah and her mom both head back to their shared room.
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In December, Goldberg said he would wind down BBL Commodities' flagship fund and focus instead on longer-term trading opportunities.
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Hoffman's quest for additional pay is one of the largest lawsuits left in the wind-down of Lehman, whose Sept.
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The majority of assets the Fed plans to wind down are not scheduled to mature for at least five years.
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There is no gradual wind-down here, just a sudden deflation, like the circus pulling up stakes in a rush.
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Airbus said last month it would not attempt to deliver any more planes to Iran in the wind-down period.
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Advisers on the all-staff call said they are working on a plan for how they'll wind down the campaign.
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"They started to wind down a few weeks before that, and by that time they were mostly gone," he said.
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Mr. Trump recently began to wind down DACA, which has provided protection from deportation for roughly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants.
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After long days in the kitchen, the chef Alain Verzeroli says he indulges in a "visual feast" to wind down.
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The first of two deadlines for foreign countries to wind down business ties with Iran arrives in just one week.
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Support for the Afghan government is the key to an expeditious but not haphazard wind down of the NATO mission.
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If we decide to shut the doors after 141 years, it'll take us a year to wind down, we figure.
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This year, it debuted Glow, a cordless bedside light designed to expedite the wind-down process, a somewhat oxymoronic proposition.
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The United States also issued a general license allowing companies 90 days to wind down their transactions with the company.
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This year, it debuted Glow, a cordless bedside light designed to expedite the wind-down process, a somewhat oxymoronic proposition.
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LIGHTS OUT When the boys are in bed, after some inevitable protest, then it's time for us to wind down.
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If the administration prevails, it had previously agreed to establish a minimum 120-day wind-down period for TPS protections.
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While those refusals have left Democrats apoplectic, Republicans have largely expressed tolerance as they prepare to wind down their investigation.
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Republicans have said for months that they were ready to wind down the investigation, having found no evidence of collusion.
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The Bank of England raised interest rates while the European Central Bank also intends to wind down its stimulus measures.
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The assets, related to emerging market debt, were part of Deutsche's unit to wind down unwanted securities, the person said.
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In a sign of her elevated influence, Butler has been largely managing the campaign's wind-down at its Baltimore headquarters.
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But three federal judges blocked the administration's plans, and two federal appeals courts subsequently issued rulings against the wind-down.
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It is also a vital source of drinking water after the monsoon rains wind down in southern India in September.
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" Of the company's 170 employees, between 30 to 40 will remain at the company "to support the wind-down process.
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The sanctions forced Exxon, the world's largest publicly traded oil producer, to wind down drilling in Russia's Arctic in 2014.
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Trump warned on Monday of "severe consequences" for people or entities that fail to wind down economic activities with Iran.
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European and Caribbean companies will also be granted licenses so they can wind down business with PDVSA in an orderly fashion.
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In October, Merkel announced she would not run for the post and has effectively started to wind down her political career.
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As the salmon runs wind down in the next few weeks, the whales may soon slip out of the cameras' sight.
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This was due in large part to holding higher cash balances for resolution planning purposes and wind down of legacy assets.
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It began in the 1970s, while he was still in high school, when industry in the neighborhood began to wind down.
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"The challenge we need to do is wind down our noncore assets as we simplify Barclays' business model," Staley told CNBC.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) would begin to wind down its programme of quantitative easing, or QE, probably by mid-year.
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The Department of Homeland Security therefore acted within its lawful authority in deciding to wind down DACA in an orderly manner.
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They agree with the president's long-stated position that it is time to wind down our nation's longest war in Afghanistan.
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Meanwhile, earnings season in the U.S. continued to wind down, as Viacom, Teva Pharmaceuticals and Kellog, among others, posted quarterly results.
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As summer began to wind down, Blampied and Bieber were seen at the club together multiple times, according to The Cut.
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Trump's decision has given grace periods of 90 days to six months for companies to wind down their trade with Iran.
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Announcing a wind-down of asset sales could be raising investors' concerns about the strength of Anglo's balance sheet, Ozkardeskaya said.
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Later, the Republican took implicit aim at Kaine's boasts that Clinton had helped to wind down the massively unpopular Iraq War.
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I'll be watching whether he continues doing that, particularly as we wind down to the final days ahead of the caucuses.
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Members of the band, which released its first studio album in 1973, have recently suggested they could wind down their activity.
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There were days when the team would go to a bar and hang out and chat and wind down that way.
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Somabar's robotic home bartender is better suited for those of us who like to wind down with a little mixed liquor.
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Over the next few months, Tesla will wind down "many" of its stores, while investing in its service system, it said.
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Mnuchin said FSOC wouldn't use OLA to wind down a failing firm unless required by law, and not without consulting Trump.
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Hill's timeline coincides with the Obama administration's plans to wind down the United States' commitment to the station as it ages.
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It's designed to break a partisan impasse on the issue before the DACA programs begin to wind down on March 220006.
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COSCO Last month, Washington gave temporary approval for companies to wind down transactions with the designated COSCO subsidiaries until Dec. 20.
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Toyota distributed Scion through its existing U.S. dealer network, and will not have to close stores to wind down the brand.
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Many of the firm's employees and partners lost their jobs immediately; some stayed on to help administrators wind down the business.
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Help them get that, and some time to wind down, with this set of skincare essentials and a comfy sleep mask.
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Congressional sources told CNBC the administration plans to wind down various aspects of the deal over 90- or 180-day periods.
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The passthrough cables connect beneath the display and wind down through the base, but disappear when the monitor is positioned properly.
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The keynote session, "Hey, You, Pitch Me Something," was meant to be a friendly wind-down to a weekend of talks.
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We were going to — in however many episodes we got — wind down the entire history of the dinosaurs and terminate them.
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In the context of the album, it's the last appearance by The Fool character as the record starts to wind down.
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I try to read in bed for 20 to 30 minutes before I go to sleep, which helps me wind down.
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The statement said the joint venture would wind down over an extended period to minimize disruptions to the Stella McCartney business.
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Our beds are where we relax, wind down, and get a good night's sleep so we can be our best selves.
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And, hopefully, by summer, the epidemic may wind down and the disease may be more manageable as effective drugs are identified.
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"Only democratic government can ensure the planned wind-down of fossil fuel production in accordance with climate safety goals," she writes.
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But analysts see the UAE's move as a signal to the Saudi Crown Prince: it's time to wind down this war.
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Mr. Francisco wrote that an immediate stay would interfere with the administration's goal of an "orderly wind-down" of the program.
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The Ahsanis now have little choice but to wind down what is left of the company, confer with attorneys and wait.
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Italy used the state aid framework to wind down the Veneto banks because the small size of the lenders permitted it.
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Let's all wind down and chill out by watching this oddly mesmerizing marble run featuring wooden blocks, dominoes and rubber bands.
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Trump's legal team has suggested the probe will wind down in the coming weeks, but legal experts say this is unlikely.
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Many wonder what these tens of thousands of experienced fighters will do after the wars in Syria and Iraq wind down.
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Beyond the in-store wind-down, Toys R Us employees', current and former, have been mourning the end of the retailer.
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Whoever takes charge of the Mueller investigation could decide that it's time to wind down the probe or dismiss Mueller altogether.
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Credit Suisse, which in 2014 said it would wind down its commodities trading, declined to comment on plans for the ETN.
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The current wind-down scheme, put in place in 2012 and including a capital increase, runs until the end of 2021.
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He had to wind down his first hedge fund firm, Gotham Partners, after an investment in a golf course went sour.
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This weekend, to "wind down" from E3, I saw Hereditary, a brooding and truly terrifying meditation on grief, death, and family trauma.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is poised to wind down its bond-buying scheme, which will also act to push up yields.
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That made for a digital frenzy about what may be coming, which is only going to grow as the days wind down.
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In an electrified world that's increasingly on the go, it's challenging to wind down and get a full eight hours of shuteye.
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In the coming days, the board will put together a plan for an orderly wind-down of all of the foundation's work.
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Wind down This is going to sound impossible, even sacrilegious, but try to avoid your cell phone and work email on Sunday.
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The wind down would kick in if the court rules against the ACLU and allows the government's termination decisions to move ahead.
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The CEO and his deputies have been telling staff to be more selective about clients and wind down or revise unprofitable policies.
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"As counter-LRA operations wind down, Uganda's military should not ignore allegations of sexual exploitation and rape by its soldiers," HRW said.
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Hibernating animals — including ground squirrels, groundhogs, and bats — slow their breaths, reduce their heartbeats, and substantially wind down, or depress, their metabolisms.
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The retirements of industry legends as well as the wind-down of once invincible firms make the news on a regular basis.
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Confirm will wind down its operations and its employees will join Facebook in Boston, a person familiar with the acquisition told Reuters.
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China's central bank instructed the country's banks not to agree new loans with North Korea and to wind down existing finance deals.
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However, we see risks to guidance and shares as the ~$603bn Q buyback may wind down in the next 1-2 quarters.
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SVG said on Tuesday that it would sell half of its investment portfolio and wind down operations by the end of 2017.
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Sometimes I'll be watching TV to wind down, and sometimes I'm sleeping, which is what my partner wants me to be doing.
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The IMF also singled out China as a country at risk of a disorderly wind-down of current high corporate debt levels.
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Funding costs are rising rise across the banking sector, partly as a result of central bank actions to wind down stimulus programmes.
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By late 2016, however, Avogy was failing and entered into a wind-down process that would involve the sale of its assets.
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However, American Airlines said it will wind down operations Friday afternoon at its Miami hub as well as other south Florida cities.
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AIG declined to comment on the potential sale, which pertains to old assets the insurer is trying to sell or wind down.
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The United States is due to re-instate sanctions on Iran's energy sector after a wind-down period ends on Nov. 4.
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Instead of gearing up for another campaign, Gutierrez is starting to wind down his congressional career, which began after winning in 1992.
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As the school year begins to wind down, students across the country are preparing for their summer internships — and for good reason.
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Even where the mountains wind down and arable land is more readily available, the region can still feel like an isolated place.
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It will create a new unit to wind-down unwanted assets, with a value of 74 billion euros of risk-weighted assets.
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Some investors expect an extension with a one-off reduction while others see a gradual but steady wind-down, known as tapering.
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They're [the Fed] on the path now where they've indicated they're going to wind down investments in September but not raise rates.
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They work beneath fluorescent signs that say "The Clearing Warehouse", "The Wind Down Merchants", "The Salvage Crew" and "The Last Ones Standing".
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The wind-down follows a bruising holiday season, when the company failed to stay competitive and sales came in well below projections.
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But she also noted that Pompeo's statement may foreshadow a more realistic understanding of how to wind down North Korea's nuclear program.
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In a blog post, Lytro said it is preparing "to wind down the company" and has stopped taking on new production efforts.
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TPS benefits migrants from disaster-stricken or conflict-ridden countries but Trump has sought to wind down the program for several nations.
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There's an ambiguous passage where you're not sure whether the kinetic music is about to break into wildness or slowly wind down.
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The bank will wind down its relationships with the companies that choose to continue making AR-15-style rifles and similar guns.
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Mark Ingram gave the Saints much more than the first-down run they needed to wind down the clock on the Jets.
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"Without positive cash flow at some point the question arises whether it is better to wind down the whole company," Muders said.
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My husband wears one of those sleep rings and he has it set to go into "wind down" mode at 6:30.
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Once a campaign has ended, checks are normally written only to wind down a campaign, such as on outstanding debts or salaries.
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The shooter's name is Justin (Jeb Kreager), and, in the next scene, he's hosting a fraught party that's beginning to wind down.
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"The wind down process is expected to be substantially completed by the end of 2016," the firm said in a public statement.
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"Without positive cash flow at some point the question arises whether it is better to wind down the whole company," Muders said.
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" In his tweets on Wednesday, Mr. Trump said negotiations with the Taliban to wind down the war in Afghanistan were "proceeding well.
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The ongoing "major winter storm" across the Northern Rockies was expected to continue through Sunday before beginning to wind down early Monday.
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Neither Tesla nor GM have said if they have plans to reduce the upfront prices of their cars as the credits wind down.
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It said businesses engaged in any such transactions have to wind down those operations by August 6 or face penalties under U.S. sanctions.
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As the march began to wind down in the late hours of Sunday night and early Monday morning, the large crowds stayed peaceful.
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As a general rule, these courts have explained, the judiciary may not review the executive branch's policy-based decision to wind down DACA.
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Instead, the Department of Homeland Security's 2017 memo announcing its intention to wind down DACA rested on a claim that DACA is illegal.
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As the hourlong protest started to wind down, a couple of demonstrators threw balloons filled with red paint at the building's glass door.
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Heta was formed to wind down Hypo Alpe Adria, a lender that issued bonds guaranteed by its home province, Carinthia, before it collapsed.
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As you wind down after this weekend's intense eclipse in your sign, you're wondering how to best spend your time, energy, and money.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran's energy sector are set to be re-imposed after a 210.68-day "wind-down period" ending on Nov. 22018.
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Steven Winoker of UBS, an investment bank, has examined various wind-down scenarios and concludes: "Our base case implies negative value" for GEC.
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When Stargate began to wind down, he came up with Dark Matter's premise, but didn't have any luck selling it as a series.
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You can adjust that wind down period at 15-minute intervals, down to 15 minutes in total or 60 minutes at a maximum.
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As a result, we are deeply saddened to say that we are planning to wind down the company and offer refunds to customers.
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The bank will set up a so-called bad bank to wind-down unwanted assets, with 74 billion euros of risk-weighted assets.
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The Federal Communications Commission will wind down most of its operations on Thursday if the partial federal government shutdown isn't resolved by then.
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Matt Bevin has formally notified the Obama administration that he plans to "wind down and cease operation" of the state's health insurance exchange.
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As a result, we are deeply saddened to say that we are planning to wind down the company and offer refunds to customers.
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But between dogs in the bed or someone "finishing this one last email" before sleep, it can be difficult to completely wind down.
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The majority said they wanted a place that would allow them to "wind down" with a cup o' Joe or meet with friends.
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The details: The Senate's bill would reauthorize CHIP for five years and gradually wind down a funding bump from the Affordable Care Act.
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Ellenbogen's advice includes the light from electronics, so yes, if you're trying to wind down earlier, put your phone, tablet, and laptop away.
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And as the Obama administration's final days wind down, there could be a flurry of regulatory action on drones and self-driving cars.
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I think from my point of view it would suggest that research on games like chess and Go would start to wind down.
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As we wind down the highly turbulent year of 2016, a look back at Iran's record in these 21625 months is quite necessary.
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Following Iran's nuclear agreement, the thinking was the country would begin to wind down its human rights violations, especially the use of executions.
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The regulator said it had also imposed a surrender order imposing conditions for the orderly wind down of Habib Bank's New York branch.
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As the weeks wind down to the New Hampshire primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
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Executives managing the book can either sell positions or allow them to gradually wind down over time, depending on which is more profitable.
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"Most importantly, it appears it didn't wind down naturally," according to a 2007 update by a research partnership known as the Hunley Project.
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You can wind down summer by jetting off to a new place, and relax for a moment before fall gets into full swing.
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Expectations that the ECB will wind down its bond-buying programme by year-end are plausible, the head of Germany's central bank added.
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Wind down, take a construction job—anything that would let Jesse switch off his brain for a while, and also pay the rent.
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It will also create a new unit to wind-down unwanted assets, with a value of 74 billion euros of risk-weighted assets.
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Other hedge funds that have faced criminal charges, like Steven A. Cohen's SAC Capital, have been forced to wind down their hedge funds.
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Editorial Eight years ago, President Obama pledged to wind down the war in Iraq and redouble efforts to defeat the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Lawmakers are also facing pressure to pass a fix for DACA recipients before the program is scheduled to wind down on March 5.
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The snow across the northern Plains and upper Midwest was expected to wind down throughout Friday morning, but blowing snow was limiting visibility.
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I like to think of my nighttime skin-care routine as a way to wind down and wash away the day behind me.
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Sycamore structured its $6.9 billion acquisition of Staples in a way that would allow it to eventually wind down Staples' weaker retail operations.
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One 2011 market research report estimated the UAE alone lost $1.4 billion in GDP during the holy month due to the wind down.
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That means European companies cannot enter into new business deals with Iran and must wind down existing contracts in three to six months.
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Obama did wind down use of the facility and transferred many prisoners out of it, and didn't send any further detainees to Guantanamo.
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Mr. Reid told Mr. Sanders during their 40-minute conversation that he was entitled to wind down the campaign on his own time.
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Whether he chooses to wind down at night with a book or TV show, this felt organizer can store those nighttime ritual accessories.
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The challenges will be for Tesla to improve, or at least maintain, margins even as the federal tax credit continues to wind down.
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Liquidators and Bon-Ton's bondholders, led by hedge fund Brigade Capital Management LP, have been calling for Bon-Ton's wind down for months.
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China's massive fintech industry took a beating in recent months as the government continued to wind down online lending nationwide, rattling investor confidence.
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So, with that in mind, we chatted with nine super-successful women to ask how they really wind down after a busy day.
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The company is seeking to head off stagnation by investing in projects that will boost future production when its operating mines wind down.
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It takes me about an hour to wind down after the stream, because when you're streaming, it has to be pretty high-energy.
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In December, there were reports that a deal was in the works between the two after Uber decided to wind down the operation.
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The sculptural, playful plaits didn't wind down the models' necks, instead sticking out thanks to skillful knotting — and the look lit up Instagram.
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The U.S. began withdrawing equipment from Syria — but no troops yet — as part of President Trump's order to wind down military operations there.
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Compass was likewise going to wind down its Delta service later this year, but was looking for a replacement agreement with another airline.
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There are short "wind-down" meditations to listen to as you try to sleep, as well as longer musical or white noise tracks.
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Mr. Cooperman notified investors of his decision to wind down the hedge funds managed by his Omega Advisors in a letter on Monday.
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This time, A'gaci said in court documents it intended to "close and wind down" all 221 of its brick and mortar store locations.
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Meanwhile, traders have been speculating whether the European Central Bank is moving closer to wind down its 2.3 trillion euro asset purchase program.
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Once you've become saturated with party, wind down with a stroll toward Brighton Beach; you can take the train from the next stop.
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The retailer will close about 2,500 stores in North America starting from the end of March and wind down its e-commerce operations.
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When drivers beep at him or wind down their windows, Jacob lets them know he rides an electric bike that makes no sound.
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Credit Suisse believes inventories will still be 120 million barrels above that level by the time the deal is scheduled to wind down.
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The result sets the stage for Trump's impeachment drama to wind down next week, after the final niceties, debates, and speeches wrap up.
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But as a wind-down, it sure seems to me, academically and theoretically speaking, weed has a lot going for it over booze.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran's energy sector are set to be re-imposed after a 180-day "wind-down period" ending on Nov. 4.
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Citi hopes that it will no longer have to break out legal and repositioning charges in 2018 as they wind down as well.
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It calls for outside nations to help wind down conflicts in Iraq, Libya and Yemen and back home-grown reform throughout the region.
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For example, he will most likely recommend replacing regulators' authority to wind down troubled banks with a new chapter of the bankruptcy code.
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Power down your electronics at least 15 minutes before bed, avoid drinking alcohol before going to sleep and try reading to wind down.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran's energy sector are set to be re-imposed after a 180-day wind-down period ending on Nov. 4.
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General Motors will wind down its operations in Australia and New Zealand and sell its manufacturing facility in Thailand, the company announced Monday.
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Some of those roles will be cut immediately, while some staff will be kept on for longer while they help wind down operations.
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The public probably won't know exactly how many people have DACA, and how many have lost it, as the program continues to wind down.
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Therapy usually makes me feel pretty vulnerable all day, so I schedule a hot yoga class to wind down and practice some self-care.
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Really, what better way to wind down from a long week than catching The Strokes and Robyn from the comfort of your own couch?
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Bloomberg reported late on Tuesday that the ECB will probably gradually wind down bond purchases before the conclusion of quantitative easing, rattling global markets.
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It is widely expected to wind down the program this year, having already reduced its pace to 30 billion euros ($36 bln) per month.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIn its current form at least, Wind Down doesn't restrict your access to apps, beyond any timers that you've already put in place.
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" Inslee added that his plan would "finally hold these corporations accountable for their pollution, wind down their production, and take away their sweetheart deals.
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His comments were in response to the department store's decision to wind down its relationship with the Ivanka Trump brand, reportedly over its performance.
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The Fed said that in 2015, CitiFinancial, a bank subsidiary, mishandled customer files as it was preparing to wind down its mortgage servicing business.
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Deutsche Bank will create a bad bank, called the Capital Release Unit, to manage the wind-down of assets related to its investment bank.
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I end my day back in my room and wind down with a good book or conversations with friends who are working that week.
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The New York regulator also ordered Bittrex to cease operating in the state of New York and wind down its business within 60 days.
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The legacy business will have $22 billion of equity and will aim to sell or wind down the businesses in the portfolio over time.
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Trump administration official said on Friday that neither a wind-down period nor a short-term waiver on China's oil purchases are being considered.
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But fears about a long-term slump in technology stocks faded on Monday as investors turned to efforts to wind down the Sino-U.
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The European Central Bank confirmed plans to wind down its programme of quantitative easing by halving monthly bond purchases, to €22017bn ($216bn), from October.
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They can start and stop nearly instantly, have less wind up and wind down times and make for more fluid transitions between directional movements.
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As I take the time to wind down my thoughts, I have to note that writing this story has been very personal to me.
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The wind-down period is initially estimated to take roughly 30 days, but could extend longer if there are further administrative items to address.
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Most believe Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, that after the "wind-down period" sanctions, both primary and secondary, "will come back into full effect".
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Tax legislation is seen as the last major event this year as investors wind down trading activity before the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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But Trump today gave the clearest indication yet that he plans to wind down a trade war that has posed pointed questions to Beijing.
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A "living will" refers to a bank's plan for how it would wind down operations during a crisis without the help of public money.
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But Russia's next moves are uncertain, and prior to the US action, Putin had made it clear he expected Russian involvement to wind down.
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Pablo Uma Sound Lantern | $479 The best bedside items are multitaskers—you don't want to be fiddling with stuff while trying to wind down.
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A pair of reports on the European Central Bank's expected wind-down of quantitative easing buffetted the single currency in midday trade in Europe.
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The sector's two other wind-down entities, immigon and Heta, are set to complete their run-offs by end-2017 and end-2022, respectively.
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The stakes were and are so much bigger out of the ring than in it for these men and women as they wind down.
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This is because the cover bond program is in wind-down and the cover pool is amortizing and not expected to be topped up.
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When Barack Obama took office, he promised to wind down the misguided war in Iraq, ban torture, and close the prison at Guantánamo Bay.
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A Bloomberg article on Tuesday cited sources as saying the ECB would probably wind down the monthly 80-billion euro ($90 billion) scheme gradually.
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The Treasury Department extended the time frame during which companies could wind down their dealings with the faltering aluminum producer targeted by U.S. sanctions.
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Further progress is needed on measures to ensure how a bank can wind down its business safely without endangering the financial system, he said.
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The Bloomberg article, citing euro zone central bank officials, said the ECB may wind down its bond purchases by 10 billion euros a month.
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A more docile North Korea could wind down its nuclear programme, formally end the Korean War, and perhaps even establish a timetable for reunification.
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His comments were echoed by the Single Resolution Board (SRB), which is responsible for devising wind-down plans for the euro zone's largest banks.
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Washington said that companies would have to wind down their activities with Iran by November 4 or risk exclusion from the U.S. financial system.
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Some of Brazil's political class have maneuvered to wind down a probe that has consumed the country and paralyzed key sectors of the economy.
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The Trump administration first announced its intention to wind down DACA in a 2017 memorandum issued by then acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke.
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Reservations at The Tuxedo Shops at Macy's will continue until June 1 and the operations will wind down by July 14, the companies said.
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"I don't worry about the Fed " gradually continuing to hike interest rates or letting its $4.5 trillion balance sheet wind down, El-Erian said.
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Even though it is below target in the euro zone, the ECB is looking to wind down its huge stimulus program in coming months.
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The war was starting to wind down, and, with protests raging at home, it was not an auspicious time to be a military man.
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This morning, the executive told TechCrunch that the ban has led the company to wind down operations and sell its remaining assets to Travelpro.
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As a result, it is with a heavy heart that we notified our team, customers, and partners that we will wind down the business.
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When the sun – and the hand – is at its highest you can be the most productive and you can easily wind down at dusk.
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In his May announcement, Trump gave companies and countries doing business with Iran two "wind-down" periods before the United States would reimpose sanctions.
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Investors and analysts will dissect the minutes for clues about how fast the central bank will wind down its stimulus to the eurozone economy.
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Ten years ago, the American Embassy in Baghdad was responsible for leading the American effort in Iraq as the war began to wind down.
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The United States would have to slowly shift its supply chains away from China and it would need to wind down the Chinese equivalents.
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The four partnerships remain in effect, but Facebook officials said the company would wind down the Huawei deal by the end of the week.
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We have therefore made the decision to wind down the Oregon Project to allow the athletes to focus on their training and competition needs.
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Cognizant intends to finish out their contracts, which will begin to wrap up March 1st and then wind down throughout the remainder of 2020.
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Investors before Thursday's meeting expected the ECB to decide in September, with most predicting the start of a gradual wind down of the program.
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Update: On Thursday and after this investigation, Avast announced it will stop the Jumpshot data collection and wind down Jumpshot's operations with immediate effect.
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The company also said its Canadian subsidiary filed for bankruptcy and it plans to wind down the business, closing 44 stores in the country.
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Briggs said he doesn't expect Powell to reveal much in the way of specifics on how it will wind down its Treasury bill purchases.
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As we wind down 2019, I wanted to share with you my annual list of favorites that made the last year a little brighter.
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"Congress has a straightforward and fully bipartisan chance to actually do something to wind down the upward spiral of drug prices," the senators add.
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After numerous hints and suggestions from policymakers, investors seem to have decided central banks are preparing to wind down their ultra-loose monetary policies.
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That wouldn't just allow the Trump administration to wind down DACA, it would mean that no future president may ever implement a similar program.
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The company said it will wind down sales, design and engineering operations in Australia and New Zealand and retire the Holden brand by 2021.
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It turned out that he was overtired, so they let go of some scheduled activities and protected more wind-down time in the evenings.
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In 203, as her husband prepared to retire from another credit union, in Colorado Springs, she made plans to wind down her own career.
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Why: There are at least 2 reasons: The Treasury Department orders give refiners several months to wind down purchases, and refiners could see this coming.
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Mortal Kombat And old-school Mortal Kombat arcade game is something Carol encounters in Pancho's, the bar where she and Maria used to wind down.
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This year's sweeping flu season may be starting to wind down, but activity is still high throughout the country, according to the CDC's latest update.
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It said a "wind-down" license issued by OFAC at the end of June gave firms until November to phase out their Iran-related activities.
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Although Tillerson was opposed to the sanctions, Exxon did not fight the policy (apart from asking for a short extension to wind down its affairs).
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Koenig has overseen this year the first wind-down of a euro zone bank under new rules aimed at reducing taxpayers' costs when lenders fail.
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It's a simple wind-down from a long day, and I do think the tea aides me in getting an (almost) substantial amount of sleep.
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The President has told members of his team that starting a new conflict would amount to breaking his campaign promise to wind down foreign entanglements.
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The Trump administration's efforts to wind down DACA starting in September 20143 were challenged — and have been partially, temporarily thwarted — by lawsuits from the left.
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Google also introduced a Wind Down mode, which turns your screen to gray as a reminder to put your phone down and go to bed.
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There are 12 Poya public holidays alone in 2016, which generally sees residents wind down and the sale of alcoholic beverages, meats and fish banned.
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The storm is expected to wind down by Thursday evening, though residents should still take caution traveling in case of remaining wind, snow and floods.
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"The measure will allow for the orderly wind-down of the insolvent airline Air Berlin without unduly distorting competition," the Commission said in a statement.
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It said a "wind-down" licence issued by OFAC at the end of June gave firms until November to phase out their Iran-related activities.
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She shared the four-step nighttime routine that she follows every day: "Learning to disconnect in time to wind down is absolutely key," said Huffington.
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If the Trump administration prevails, it had previously agreed to establish a minimum 120-day wind-down period for El Salvador and the other countries.
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"Establishing a regular bedtime routine or 'wind-down time' can help improve sleep in people who have insomnia or poor-quality sleep," Dr. Malhotra says.
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Less than three weeks later, the Treasury watered down the sanctions by extending the "wind-down" period for firms to finish doing business with Rusal.
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Soon, you'll also be able to access many of the Pixel phones' Digital Wellbeing features from the Assistant ("Hey Google, set wind down for 10am").
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If studios suddenly go cold on cataclysm stories, chances are we won't see them really wind down until the end of Trump's first (gulp) term.
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Clients were being given time to make alternative arrangements with the wind-down expected to take at least a year and a half, sources said.
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But it's an odd decision to simply stop business on the day of the announcement instead of allowing for those customer relationships to wind down.
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And whenever special counsel and former FBI Director Robert Mueller begins to wind down his case, the FBI's independence will be back in the headlines.
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President Donald Trump gave oil importers 180 days to wind down purchases of Iranian crude when he withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in May.
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Realistically, they have until the end of November to boost returns as best they can before they start to wind down activity for the year.
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Prior to the Ford-Kavanaugh hearings, there was a narrative that the #MeToo movement was starting to wind down or beginning to lack in energy.
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Arizona and Maine have both used enrollment freezes to wind down earlier Medicaid expansions to able-bodied adults after the programs faced massive cost overruns.
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Minimize screen time right before bed Try to establish the hour or so before bed as a screen-free time for kids to wind down.
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After a timeout, Lowry let the shot clock wind down before driving for the final layup, making it 23-23 with 222 seconds to go.
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While Cordray's replacement may not be able to undo some of the agency's regulations, it could drastically wind down the CFPB's policing and enforcement actions.
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Fed staff proposed a plan to wind down the more than $21 trillion of debt securities amassed as part of efforts to stimulate the economy.
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It was from this point forward that tensions began to wind down dramatically — right in the nick of time — and Kim's fortunes began to improve.
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Greene called this an "acquihire," an alternative to a wind-down that means the company was valuable for its team and not the actual product.
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Possibly calming fears, the Treasury Department clarified that the forthcoming sanctions will be reimposed subject to certain 90-day and 180-day wind-down periods.
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HE'S GOT SOME MOXIE: Obama is asking Congress to wind down construction on the half-completed Mixed-Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility in South Carolina.
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The state of Connecticut is placing its nonprofit ObamaCare health insurer, called HealthyCT, under supervision and beginning a wind-down process due to financial struggles.
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Portman and Toomey are tasked with discussing how quickly to wind down ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion and how quickly a cap on Medicaid payments should grow.
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The yarns it weaves wind down long before the author opened his gallery on 57th Street with a show of Man Ray's work in 2001.
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Paris had singled out key areas where it expected either exemptions or extended wind-down periods for French companies, including energy, banking, pharmaceuticals and automotive.
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Also, a strengthening world economy causes central banks in developed economies to wind down the stimulus programs they've been employing for years, threatening bond prices.
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I have it set up to automatically switch to "wind down" mode, putting the display in grayscale and the phone in do not disturb mode.
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After a long day of culture, wind down with a late dinner and cocktails at Bsquared, known for its artisanal pizzas and shareable small plates.
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At their July meeting, Fed policymakers cut short-term interest rates by a quarter percentage point and ended the wind-down of their balance sheet.
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Once the ties were publicized, however, authorities could impose penalties if the companies did not wind down the transactions and find new suppliers, he said.
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Usually, Alaska wildfires wind down by late July, but this week, the state Department of Natural Resources extended the official fire season to Sept. 30.
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Mr. Trump's aides were negotiating late into Monday evening with one another about precisely how the plan to wind down the program would be executed.
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You can also develop a wind-down routine, which might include meditating, taking a bath or turning your phone off a little while before bed.
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While eager to wind down US wars in the Middle East, President Trump has proven willing to respond militarily when American lives are at risk.
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Retiring Something unusual happened last month: A good-size American insurer, Penn Treaty of Allentown, Pa., was ordered to liquidate and wind down its affairs.
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Some senior Democrats are also insisting that key associates of President Donald Trump be called to give more testimony before Republicans wind down the probes.
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Sessions' words about a "wind down" were rational and calm, indicating an approach that is not drastic or dramatic, not gratuitously painful or overly political.
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The cease-fire that it has brokered is meant to manage rivalries in Syria and wind down the war on Russian and Mr. Assad's terms.
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There was heavy speculation that Gates' cooperation would wind down this week, given the conclusion of the federal cases against his longtime partner Paul Manafort.
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Dodd-Frank requires large banks to maintain updated "living wills" that detail a plan to safely wind down operations in the event of a failure.
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"We are also inviting all delegates and media who are in town for the summit if they need a place to wind down," he added.
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Koenig has this year overseen the first wind-down of a euro zone bank under new rules aimed at reducing taxpayers' costs when lenders fail.
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Tension is rising ahead of the first of two deadlines next week for international businesses to wind down ties with Iran under renewed U.S. sanctions.
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But for instance, if you are going to eliminate Medicaid expansion or even if you're going to wind down Medicaid expansion, that's not increasing access.
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February 20123 * Announces that it would wind down sales, design and engineering operations in Australia and New Zealand and retire the Holden brand by 2021.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Thursday and made no reference to the anticipated wind-down of its stimulus program.
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Since then, it has raised rates in incremental 25-basis-point moves, and begun to slowly wind down a balance sheet that exceeds $4 trillion.
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In a March 5 ruling that largely supported Trump's bid to wind down DACA, U.S. District Judge Roger Titus had harsh words for the president.
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Rules to increase the transparency and safety of derivatives markets were welcome; so, too, were rules to make it easier to wind down a failing bank.
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Just as I think I'm ready to wind down for the day I get a last second request from a client to come onsite next week.
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After dinner, I wind down, perform my normal nightly routine of reading and stretching, and I fall asleep to the Hawaiian breeze flowing through the window.
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The lawsuit asks the judge to wind down DACA, which would prevent any new permits from being issued or renewed but would not cancel current permits.
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The team stepped out onto the field and, with no one to kick the ball, let the clock wind down to a delay of game penalty.
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Analysts expect U.S. oil drilling to taper off as old hedge positions wind down, leaving smaller producers exposed to market prices at below break-even levels.
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The Italian government won a parliamentary vote of confidence on Wednesday on its plan to wind down two troubled local banks in the northern Veneto region.
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Also, another recent "wind down" life hack that I'm not doing at the moment but feel obliged to share — listening to Audible with a sleep timer.
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LeClairRyan announced on Wednesday that it would begin "an orderly wind down" of its business, after weeks of speculation and defections from a slew of lawyers.
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It's worth noting that ServiceNow did not acquire Appsee's customers, and the company is expected to wind down its existing business over the next 12 months.
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Your body's temperature naturally shifts as you sleep, cooling off as you wind down for the night and warming up in the run-up to morning.
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Amazon expects to close fulfillment centers and wind down support for domestic-selling merchants in China in the next 90 days, one of the people said.
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But Ascena said it's beginning to wind down that business entirely, and then will turn its focus to its more profitable brands Ann Taylor and Loft.
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Now the cases will get a full consolidated hearing on the merits, probably in late April, as the justices wind down their 2017-2018 argument schedule.
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The company, whose founder and chief executive quit in May, said it would wind down both its Australian and U.S. operations by the end of 2019.
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Companies and banks that are already doing business with Iran will have three to six months to wind down their business before being subject to sanctions.
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Deutsche Bank (DB) is trying to suppress speculation that the beleaguered German lender may seek to wind-down its investment banking operations in the United States.
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But Moody's said that as the clock continued to wind down until Britain's scheduled departure on March 29, the prospect of a hard exit was growing.
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The PAC, American Possibilities, had slowly started to wind down during the exploratory phase before Biden announced his candidacy, according to a senior Biden campaign aide.
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In Europe, expectations of rebounding growth and inflation have prompted a chorus of calls from German policymakers for the ECB to wind down its monetary stimulus.
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I read another book (that's three I'm in the middle of right now) for a few hours to wind down and go to bed around 284.903.
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The core bank currently has 6 billion euros in ship loans on its books, while its "bad bank" wind-down unit has 8.7 billion euros' worth.
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DZ Bank's Chief Financial Officer Cornelius Riese in February separately ruled out any fire sales, adding that the wind down of DVB would take a while.
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So while drinking is often thought of as a way to "wind down" after a demanding day, in fact it can have quite the opposite effect.
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We take a bath every night and smoke and talk and wind down and sleep a very, very good night sleep — and sleep is extremely important.
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In Europe, expectations for rebounding growth and inflation have prompted a chorus of calls from German policymakers for the ECB to wind down its monetary stimulus.
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"The challenge we need to do is wind down our non-core assets as we simplify Barclays business model," chief executive Jess Staley told CNBC Tuesday.
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Reuters had reported in December that City Financial and the chief investment officer of its Decca Fund had decided to wind down its credit-focused strategy.
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"We haven't seen really any redenomination risk," Draghi told reporters after a policy meeting at which the ECB decided to wind down its bond-buying program.
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At the end of "Killing The Incessant," after this monstrous crescendo, there's the acoustic guitar outro to offer this kind of cathartic wind-down into calm.
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The bank will set up a so-called bad bank to wind-down unwanted assets, with a value of 74 billion euros of risk-weighted assets.
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The letter also said that JPMorgan did not have a good plan to wind down its outstanding derivative contracts if other banks stopped trading with it.
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Multiple district courts found the administration's 2017 decision to wind down the program to be either unlawful or likely unlawful and ordered for it be maintained.
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To wind down from this I spend 30-45 minutes on an inclined hike at roughly 4-4.5 miles per hour, arguably the most efficient workout.
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Heta Asset Resolution was formed to wind down the bank but regulators froze Heta's debt repayments after discovering a gaping capital hole at the bad bank.
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I had heard about kava from some friends, who liked to go to Kavasutra after work to wind down at the end of a long day.
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"When I was handed the French flag, I couldn't resist taking it," recalled Panis, referring to how he drove the wind-down lap holding the banner.
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However, we also believe that the decision would depend on specific circumstances, especially the extent to which the orderly wind-down is proceeding according to plan.
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The Acting Secretary opted to wind down DACA after reasonably concluding that the policy was likely to be struck down by courts and indeed was unlawful.
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Both documents were sent to then-acting Secretary Elaine Duke and resulted in her decision to end the program with an 18-month wind-down period.
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Co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham have already moved to cut some of WeWork's acquisitions and wind down other ventures, like the elementary school WeGrow.
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In a court filing, Lego said any "wind-down must be implemented in a manner that is fair and equitable to all" of the company's creditors.
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The U.S. has since begun to wind down its force presence in the country despite the lack of a working peace deal with Taliban forces. Gen.
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The Senate will start with Steven Engle's nomination to be an assistant attorney general, with a vote to wind down debate scheduled for 2628:28503 p.m.
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And after a long day, Marks and Emmerson like to wind down with a big plate of cheesy carbs—even if it's not totally on-brand.
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A person familiar with the matter told TechCrunch that significant developments over the last 2003 months forced Instacart to wind down its relationship earlier than planned.
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And certainly there's the possibility he will confirm or deny the story that Trump asked him to ax or wind down the probe into Michael Flynn.
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The institution's chief economist said last week that the central bank would deliberate on how it will wind down its bond-buying program at the meeting.
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The planned wind-down has been accelerated because "limited resources" at the operating company meant it could no longer afford to operate "old and inefficient" shafts.
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The euro jumped against the dollar as the European Central Bank signaled it could begin to wind down its 2.5-trillion euro stimulus program this year.
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As the Treasury's proposal stated, an alternative to the Obama-era wind-down is a new form of bankruptcy for large financial firms, called Chapter 14.
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ATR lobbied the U.S. Treasury to allow it to take advantage of the normal wind-down period for Iran business by giving it temporary new licenses.
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For meditation, they suggest you don't drink coffee because you need to know how to wind down, and when I drink coffee, I get really manic.
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It could make it harder for them to win any new converts to the idea that the investigation is without merit and needs to wind down.
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Even so, Aaron Klein, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, said it made a lot of sense to enshrine this formal wind-down procedure in bankruptcy.
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The New York Times Take It Easy Crossword Puzzles: 75 Easy Puzzles I do a crossword puzzle pretty much every night to help me wind down.
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Banks including Capital One, U.S. Bancorp, Barclays and Credit Suisse can file 'living wills,' which describe how they would wind down in a failure, less often.
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This has strengthened market expectations that the ECB would wind down its 2.3 trillion euros ($2.63 trillion)bond purchases next year and start raising rates thereafter.
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The company has indicated it will continue to wind down its portfolio of nonconforming investments as the Volker Rules goes into full effect in July 2017.
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Obama, who took office in 2009 pledging to wind down the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, said he had ended America's combat mission in Afghanistan.
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The Treasury Department on Monday extended the time frame during which companies could wind down their dealings with the faltering aluminum producer targeted by U.S. sanctions.
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The recording, and the larger trove of Parnas-related evidence, puts Republican senators on the spot as they attempt to wind down Trump's impeachment trial quickly.
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It would not be in the public interest for the Single Resolution Board to wind down the banks, the commission said in a statement on Sunday.
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The company has recently been growing in the men's category after deciding last year to wind down its Ivivva business for kids, closing those standalone stores.
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The rules would also increase capital requirements for the agencies and require them to have plans for an orderly recovery or wind-down of their operations.
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Sessions then sent a letter to Acting DHS Secretary Elaine C. Duke directing her to rescind the program with an orderly and efficient wind-down process.
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Some services like passport processing and certain national park functions could start to wind down, or might be able to stay operational for a few days.
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"As we wind down 2019, I wanted to share with you my annual list of favorites that made the last year a little brighter," Obama said.
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Unlike with stock Android, you can enable the Wind Down mode manually with a toggle switch, as well as having it turn on with a timer.
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The unit oversees the wind-down of the bank's portfolios that do not fit its strategic direction, including those in the previous Non-Strategic Units (NSUs).
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After that day, honey, all that drinking and visiting the Smittys — that's what I call them, the Smittys — I'm usually able to wind down really quickly.
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His decision requires most companies to complete ongoing business with Iran before U.S. sanctions are reimposed after a wind-down period which expires on Aug. 6.
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The QIA will not wind down existing investments with Brookfield or others, but will rather no longer invest in similar deals, according to the two sources.
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The minutes were a bit less dovish than the market had anticipated, especially since the Fed expects to wind down its balance sheet reductions this year.
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In an appearance on Fox News Monday night, chief of staff John Kelly argued that the investigation should wind down because it was too "distracting" for Trump.
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As they wind down the roads on their ATVs, we can literally see a clear boundary between where the toxic air ends and the clean air begins.
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Finally, Wind Down helps you put down your damn phone and go to sleep by turning on Do Not Disturb and setting the whole screen to grayscale.
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After the chase began to wind down, a California Highway Patrol helicopter saw Turnman abandon her minivan in nearby Tehama County and her whereabouts are currently unknown.
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They can help wind down excesses and recognise losses while using fiscal policy to ensure there is enough money around to protect trade, jobs, investments and depositors.
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Investors and analysts expected Trump to tighten the waivers every six months, allowing China, India, Turkey and other importers to gradually wind down purchases of Iranian crude.
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Amazon expects to close fulfillment centers and wind down its support for domestic-selling merchants in China in the next 90 days, one of the people said.
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Gemini is a mental, even restless energy, but new moons bring fresh starts, and it's time for you to wind down so you can reboot your brain.
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U.S. crude future declined about 1 percent, with expectations building that OPEC could wind down an output deal due to concerns about supplies from Venezuela and Iran.
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It's not entirely clear at this point, but it looks like development on that project may well wind down in future, with Thunkable picking up the baton.
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But Beijing is starting to wind down the support, hitting investor sentiment and prompting experts to warn of failures among the dozens of electric car start-ups.
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The bank will set up a new so-called "bad bank" to wind down unwanted assets, with a value of 74 billion euros of risk-weighted assets.
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As Senate Republicans tried to figure out how to wind down Trump's trial Friday afternoon, McConnell privately met with a familiar foursome: Murkowski, Collins, Romney and Alexander.
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The bank will set up a new so-called "bad bank" to wind-down unwanted assets, with a value of 22015 billion euros of risk-weighted assets.
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Off Capitol Hill, the Brookings Institution holds a discussion on Dodd-Frank's Orderly Liquidation Authority (OLA), which would help wind down failing firms to protect the economy.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to FMS WM because it is a wind-down institution whose business model would not be viable without external support.
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The bill would repeal significant portions of Dodd-Frank, including the "orderly liquidation authority" that permits regulators to step in and wind down a failing financial institution.
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Dick's plans to keep open at least 30 Golfsmith stores and wind down the rest with liquidators from Hilco Global and Tiger Capital Group, the people said.
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It was also more or less his last due to a leg injury; with a softer wind-down to his career he might have gone to Cooperstown.
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The State Department also recommended giving immigrants a 36-month "wind down" period before ending the program, though Tillerson himself recommended the 18 months that Nielsen implemented.
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The Bank of Japan said Tuesday it is holding its monetary policy steady, even as its peers in the U.S. and Europe begin to wind down stimulus.
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The European Central Bank meets Thursday, and it is also not seen taking any rate action as it is expected to wind down asset purchases this year.
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You can be sure some Trump allies will make the case that enough is enough, and that it's time to wind down and stop spending taxpayer money.
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Investors with whom I speak question the impacts of a potential end to the credit cycle, the wind-down of quantitative easing, and a rise in inflation.
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Nine years after the Fed launched QE, the central bank is once again entering new territory as it begins to wind down its trillion-dollar balance sheet.
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Lower courts have issued injunctions holding that the administration acted illegally when it sought to wind down the program, and have so far allowed renewals to continue.
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"She got us off of zero (percent) and she started us on the wind down - the quantitative tightening - and so far, nothing has blown up," Gundlach said.
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President Trump announced he would wind down that program, but he has also said he is willing to work with Congress on legislation to protect the recipients.
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Increasing pressure The Monday announcement marks the end of a transition period the administration gave companies to wind down contracts with Iran in order to avoid penalties.
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It's been said that Kennedy planned to wind down the war in Vietnam during his second term; unfortunately, he didn't live long enough to see that happen.
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A Treasury Department document released with the announcement said the U.S. will press buyers of Iranian crude to reduce their purchases even during the wind-down period.
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Took a moderate position on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac reform, advocating "a bipartisan solution" somewhere between a complete wind-down and maintenance of the government conservatorship.
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Importantly, Powell is seen as unafraid of reversing the current plan to wind down the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet if the economic or market outlook changed.
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Most nights, before I go to bed, I boot up my PlayStation 4 for an hour or two and play some video games before I wind down.
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Facebook officials told the Wall Street Journal the company struck deals with developers to improve user experience and allow certain partners to wind down data-sharing projects.
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Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) said there was a lot of discussion at the White House meeting about the "wind-down" of enhanced federal funding for Medicaid expansion.
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The Treasury Department announced on Friday that it will wind down an Obama-era program aimed at helping low- to middle-income workers save money for retirement.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Each night, after closing time at the Manhattan restaurant where Michael McGarry works, his colleagues wind down with whiskey sours and pale ales.
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Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, is now aligned with Senator Tom Udall, Democrat of New Mexico, to wind down the 17-year military campaign in Afghanistan.
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"What we are doing is working to do a very disciplined and graceful wind down," Ellen Lord, an under secretary of defense, told reporters at the Pentagon.
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One of the detectives, Martin Ridge, had arrived in Donegal hoping to wind down after decades chasing Irish Republican Army militants, dealing with bombings and bank robberies.
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After that, it will wind down how much oil it pumps out — but build up its gas output to 85 percent of its total production by 2050.
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You'll have breakfast on the pelt-covered sitting-room couch and wind down the day in the basement spa, stretched out upon a massive hot stone slab.
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" Ms. Panton sometimes chooses not to eat for 12 to 14 hours, which she said had been "beneficial in being able to wind down in the evening.
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"Profitability in the Americas business may now be declining to more normal levels as the benefits of the acquisition wind down," Stevenson told Reuters in emailed remarks.
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ET (1400 GMT), said the economy is healthy enough to absorb further gradual rate increases and the slow wind down of the Federal Reserve's massive bond portfolio.
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Much of the argument, in fact, turned on a question of whether to require the Trump administration to file additional paperwork before it can wind down DACA.
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The overwhelming message was of gradualism — both on the rate of economic improvement and the Fed's own efforts to wind down its era of low interest rates.
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As his days throttling IndyCars up to 2053 miles an hour begin to wind down, Helio Castroneves is looking forward to kicking back at a country club.
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Protests at CUHK began to wind down on Thursday as clashes began to intensify at places in other parts of the city, shifting police and protester attention.
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Energy officials want to spend only the money necessary to wind down the MOX program while the government shifts to a different method of disposing of the plutonium.
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To wind down from this I spend 30 to 45 minutes on an inclined hike at roughly 4 to 4.5 miles per hour, arguably the most efficient workout.
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In 2017, the euro had its strongest yearly showing against the dollar since 2003 as European economies strengthened and expectations grew the ECB will wind down monetary stimulus.
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This skill's commands can take you through a simple guided practice and even help you wind down before you go to sleep, working meditation into your daily routine.
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Related: Donald Trump Has Been Playing a 'Part,' Top Aide Tells Republican Leaders Although the 2016 presidential primaries are seemingly unending, the race is beginning to wind down.
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Features such as daily texts or motivational messages can give you a boost in the morning, a break in the afternoon or help you wind down before bedtime.
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And so here we are, writing this as we look around the shop and begin to wind down an adventure in retail that we started four years ago.
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Trump, who has long railed against the nuclear deal as one-sided and flawed, gave foreign companies 90 to 180 days to wind down their business with Iran.
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"We have made a collective decision to wind down the operations of American Energy Partners," read the statement, which was posted on social media by Oklahoma TV stations.
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Washington has given grace periods of 90 days to six months for companies and countries to wind down their trade with Iran, including reducing purchases of Iranian oil.
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The Fed may also release some more information on its balance sheet and the type of securities it intends to hold, when it ends its wind down program.
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Early this week U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. had been in discussions with other countries to help them to wind down Iranian oil imports.
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It is now seeking to buy back bonds of Heta Asset Resolution, the wind-down vehicle for Hypo, with a nominal value of 11 billion euros ($12 billion).
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DEUTSCHE BANK AG - BANK WILL CREATE A NEW CAPITAL RELEASE UNIT TO MANAGE EFFICIENT WIND-DOWN OF ASSETS RELATED TO BUSINESS ACTIVITIES, WHICH ARE BEING EXITED OR REDUCED
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On Tuesday, the International Energy Agency said the global crude oversupply could wind down more quickly if OPEC and top oil producer Russia agree to substantial output cuts.
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Okay, so summer isn't officially over yet (we still have a little over a week left), but chances are, you've already had to wind down on your barbecues.
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Part of that involved the Orderly Liquidation Authority, which sets out a process for regulators to wind down ailing financial institutions by temporarily borrowing funds from the Treasury.
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The company in May announced new time management features for Android users, as well as new features to help users silence their phones and wind down at bedtime.
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Schlumberger's decision to wind down operations heightened fears over Venezuela's oil operations, which are already suffering from lack of spare parts, a brain drain, crime and maintenance issues.
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S. companies located outside of the United States and Venezuela have until March 29 to conduct "certain maintenance or wind-down transactions," according to the notice dated Jan.
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Highland Park Dark Origins ($66) & Sixpoint Sköll (price varies) The best bedside items are multitaskers—you don't want to be fiddling with stuff while trying to wind down.
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That was a response to a Bloomberg article that cited sources as saying the central bank would probably wind down its bond buying gradually before ending quantitative easing.
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It said last month it could wind down production for the A400M as part of a turnaround plan but did not mention the estimated timeframe or financial impact.
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Wages also grew at their fastest rate in two years in the second quarter of 2017, an encouraging sign for the ECB looking to wind down monetary stimulus.
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Other steps that could help wind down policy stimulus include soaking up liquidity through central bank market operations and letting bonds on its balance sheet expire, he added.
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With the barely at a new high, traders will be watching for the next catalyst Tuesday to help it break out, as earning season starts to wind down.
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The market temporarily moved toward the view that Warsh, who is outspoken about quantitative easing, might try to wind down the Fed balance sheet more quickly than planned.
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WIS Holding Co Inc, which keeps track of inventory for retailers, has declared bankruptcy to help wind down after lenders foreclosed and to put various lawsuits on hold.
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I wind down at night with a good book instead of scrolling mindlessly through social media, and I see long commutes as an opportunity rather than an annoyance.
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The Fed may be raising rates and about to wind down its balance sheet, but the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan more than filled the void.
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Banks still needed to do more on measures in the event of hitting financial difficulties, he said, so they can wind down without endangering the whole financial system.
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Carbon taxes are imposed on companies that use carbon-based products such as coal and oil to encourage those groups to wind down their use of such fuels.
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In each country's case except Nicaragua, the department analysis recommended a wind-down period of 36 months before protections expired, saying immediate termination would cause the gravest risks.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee, the decision-making body at the Federal Reserve, announced the beginning of the wind-down of its massive bond-buying program.
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That includes overhauls to its stock-trading group and its rates and currencies trading teams, as well as the wind down of a $1 billion principal-investing unit.
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At the time, his administration gave foreign companies either 90 or 180 days to wind down their business with Iranian counterparts, depending on the type of commercial activity.
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"We're looking at a relatively quiet morning as investors wind down ahead of the holiday weekend," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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"We're in the last phase of the amnesty to reintegrate those who have gone through various programmes and trainings, a gradual wind down," programme spokesman Owei Lakemfa said.
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SoCalGas said it would wind down its relocation program for displaced residents once the California Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources confirms the leak has been sealed.
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If you have the app installed you can continue using Talkshow for the next week; we want to give the community an opportunity to wind down their shows.
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The Assistant on your phone can now also control the Digital Wellbeing settings like your wind-down time and 'do not disturb' mode (in English, German and French).
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I helped my mom wind down the liability for the bail company down there, and she moved up to New Jersey to be with my family and me.
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They switch off their phones and computers and try to wind down by reading a self-help book, but then get enraged when they find a minor typo.
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Summer is starting to wind down and fall is approaching faster than many of us realize, which means lower temperatures, less sun, and the beginning of hygge season.
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The Fed is expected to announce an interest rate hike and the ECB has said it will be discussing how it will wind down its asset-purchasing program.
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The Fed's slow wind-down of easy money was like the end of a raucous party, even with the sugar rush of the 2018 tax bill thrown in.
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The law prohibits the university from accepting new students after the end of this year, and C.E.U. plans to wind down its operations in Budapest over several months.
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"Once we're home, I go back downstairs to wind down, and all of a sudden, I hear grandma from upstairs have an out loud epiphany, laughing, "Judas Priest!
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Many analysts had expected officials to announce the September end of the balance sheet wind-down, which Mr. Powell had foreshadowed in a recent speech at Stanford University.
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There had been speculation that he might use this appearance at Jackson Hole to signal that the European Central Bank was preparing to wind down the stimulus program.
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It also comes with a very close and natural feeling conclusion when you can flop over onto her and give her loving kisses as you both wind down.
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But according to her essay, she started seeing signs that it was time to wind down her career in August 2019, when she competed in the U.S. Open.
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With several tours in combat, Votel has developed critical relationships with counterparts across the Middle East that younger upcoming generals may not have as combat operations wind down.
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"The Department of Homeland Security therefore acted within its lawful authority in deciding to wind down DACA in an orderly manner," spokesman Devin O'Malley said in a statement.
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Your best bet is sticking to your normal routine as much as you possibly can, since this helps the brain to realize that it's time to wind down.
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The Fed, however, is expected to make an announcement after its September meeting that it will soon begin to wind down bond purchases and reduce its balance sheet.
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The activist investor Edward Bramson has built a 5 percent stake in Barclays and wants to wind down its trading division, unnamed sources told the London Evening Standard.
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More conflict, Mr. Trump asserted, would not extend to the war in Afghanistan, which he said he was eager to wind down by bringing U.S. troops there home.
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" He continues, "For these reasons, I – together with our board of directors – have decided to terminate the Jumpshot data collection and wind down Jumpshot's operations, with immediate effect.
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" According to Fain, the company's evacuation assistance for stranded tourists on the islands will wind down by this weekend, when Royal Caribbean plans to resume a "normal schedule.
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Many see the euro appreciation as being a key reason why the ECB has held off from announcing a start to the wind down of its stimulus package.
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The four liberals made clear that they believed the administration had not followed the proper procedures as required by law when it attempted to wind down the program.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House would vote today to force President Trump to wind down military action against Iran unless he is given explicit permission by Congress.
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As the presidential primary contest begins to wind down, candidates from both parties continue to battle for delegates by appealing to one of voters' chief concerns: the economy.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A Canadian court has ruled in favor of Tesla Inc after the electric carmaker challenged the province of Ontario's wind-down of an electric vehicle rebate.
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Still, some policymakers are now openly discussing life after the quantitative easing scheme ends, suggesting growing support for a decision to wind down the programme later this year.
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GM has also indicated that if the sale of the European finance subsidiaries is not consummated with PSA, it will seek to wind down the European finance subsidiaries.
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Features like Screen Time in iOS 12 and the "Wind Down and Do Not Disturb" in Android 9 Pie are steps towards helping us limit our device time.
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The Trump administration first asked the high court to weigh in back in January 2018, after the first rulings against the DACA wind-down, but the justices declined.
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A more likely outcome is that the Supreme Court could simply deem the Trump administration's past memos explaining why it wants to wind down DACA to be adequate.
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Mr. McFate said that as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq wind down, there is a weariness with counterinsurgency operations, akin to the end of the Vietnam War.
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The Department of Justice will wind down its contracts with 13 private prisons; the era of self-driving cars will begin later this month in Pittsburgh; RIP, Gawker.com.
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The Obama administration allowed some foreign firms to gradually wind down their purchases from Iran so long as their home country reduced imports by 20 percent every 180 days.
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Investor expectations of a steep drawdown of U.S. crude inventories increased on Wednesday, albeit with trading activity limited as markets begin to wind down ahead of the Christmas weekend.
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SINGAPORE, July 15 (Reuters) - DBS Group Holdings, Singapore's biggest lender, said on Friday it will be progressively wind down its commodity derivatives trading business over the next six months.
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Click here to view original GIFFour new Android features—Dashboard, App Timer, Do No Disturb, and Wind Down—aim to help you use your phone in a healthy way.
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Bloomberg reported earlier on Tuesday that the ECB would probably wind down its 80-billion-euro monthly bond purchases gradually before ending its quantitative easing programme, citing unnamed sources.
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If you're on your way home, you're probably tired, you might be a little drunk, and you're likely ready to wind down, not embark on an exhilarating car friendship.
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One of the few bright spots in a tough year for movies, Disney's animated buddy cop film is the perfect thing to watch as you wind down your summer.
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Goldman does not disclose the total sum of that wind-down portfolio, which is largely comprised of capital-intensive, long-dated derivatives, a person familiar with the matter said.
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That imposed costly regulatory burdens and encouraged GE's boss, Jeffrey Immelt, to announce in April 22001 that he would wind down most of GE's finance division within three years.
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As the dog days of summer wind down, we can't help but get excited to debut the new fall treasures we've been scooping up over the last few weeks.
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"At their AGM tomorrow BPs Bob Dudley has a choice - he can immediately end oil exploration and start switching to 100% renewables or wind down the company," Morozzo said.
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"At their AGM tomorrow BP's Bob Dudley has a choice - he can immediately end oil exploration and start switching to 100% renewables or wind down the company," Morozzo said.
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But because of the way the Trump administration chose to wind down the program, combined with the mysterious post office delays, thousands of DACA recipients have already lost protections.
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A final decision to sell Popular was made early on Wednesday by the Single Resolution Board (SRB), the agency set up by the EU to wind down stricken banks.
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The Dodd-Frank OLA provision gives regulators special powers to wind down a complex financial institution in an orderly manner, including temporarily using taxpayer funds to provide emergency liquidity.
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While Night Shift may help you wind down, an even better idea would be to replace your phone on your bed stand with a device to help you sleep.
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Policymakers have not said how far they plan to wind down the portfolio, a process that could also help insulate the Fed from future losses and potential political criticism.
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Confirm, which says on its website that it has more than 750 clients, will wind down its operations and its employees will join Facebook in Boston, the source said.
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Ascena said it decided to wind down that business entirely in order to be able to turn its focus to its more profitable brands like Ann Taylor and Loft.
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The main things that will be missing are the Digital Wellbeing features, including the usage dashboard, app times, and a "wind down" setting for when you go to bed.
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"They've known about it, so to my knowledge that's not being contemplated," said the official, adding that ultimately questions about any wind-down period are for the State Department.
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Data showed German and Spanish consumer inflation slowed more than expected in March, disappointing investors who were hoping for a wind-down of the European Central Bank's monetary stimulus.
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The White House confirmed that one of the items will be a presidential memorandum on orderly liquidation authority, which allows regulators to seize and wind down a failing bank.
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Investors are building their hopes up for another Jackson Hole signal from Draghi next week, this time on when and how the ECB will wind down its QE programme.
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The wind-down of OPIC is also consistent with the President's commitment to focus less overseas and more domestically, and will achieve savings in OPIC's administrative and subsidy expenses.
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Pishevar waved her over as the party began to wind down and, as they arrived at the hotel elevator bank, she realized that the two of them were alone.
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Helping the economy is the diminishing drag from the mining investment wind-down and an upswing in non-mining construction to meet the needs of a rapidly growing population.
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Once a top-of-mind retailer for computing-related purchases, CompUSA lost its hold on the market and was forced to wind down its retail operation in late 2007.
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Dodd-Frank also established a process when the federal government could break-up and wind down a failing financial company whose failure threatens financial stability in the United States.
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While a sale of only parts of HSH is an option, its state owners are not allowed to absorb any losses if they wind down assets on their own.
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The European Central Bank is widely expected to wind down its asset purchase programme by the end of next year, which is nudging the euro higher against the dollar.
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And in the event that Congress chooses not to re-authorize, the AUMF could provide for a fixed period of continuing authorization to allow for an orderly wind-down.
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Markings on the memo initialed by Tillerson show he approved Palmieri's recommendations, but slashed the wind down periods to 18 months, the time period he ultimately recommended to Duke.
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Those covered under TPS have wind-down periods in a variety of lengths of time in which they can either leave the country or apply for another immigration status.
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" At one point, when an aide tried to help wind down the conversation, telling Trump he had some important calls, he responded, "I'll be in in a little while.
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Under Paxton's threat, Trump and his administration decided to end the program in September, with a wind-down period ostensibly to allow Congress to act to save it legislatively.
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The Ryan campaign could also use the money to wind down offices, pay for moving expenses, pay committee staff and even give gifts to supporters, an FEC spokeswoman said.
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The wind-down periods have ranged from a year to 2628 months for people from El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Nepal and Sudan whose TPS designations have been terminated.
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The all-action Hirscher chooses motocross, kayaking and white-water rafting as his way of relaxing although he likes a quiet walk to wind down after a big race.
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Asked if that meant a wind-down of the bank, he said any solution would have to be chosen carefully because the bank's size meant it was systemically relevant.
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Even if the protests wind down, he and others will continue to send the kites - some of which carry the photos of Palestinians killed in the demonstrations - he said.
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California has decided to wind down the Diablo Canyon reactors by 2025, a lengthy transition that could allow a buildup of renewable energy sources to replace the lost power.
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LISTEN, LIGHTS OUT Once we've cleaned up, Suleika goes back to her apartment, and I wind down for the night by taking a hot shower and changing into pajamas.
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The Trump administration announced September 5, 2017 that it would wind down the program, calling it an act of executive overreach by the Obama administration and declaring it unconstitutional.
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The bank said on Monday the Commission's approval would allow it to transfer non-performing loans worth 8.2 billion euros to a wind-down vehicle run by its owners.
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Trump set the March deadline to begin a wind-down process to fully eliminate DACA, but three court injunctions have stopped his order, forcing the renewal process to continue.
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Unlike its counterparts in Europe and Japan, the Fed is looking to wind down its economic stimulus, though most investors do not expect it to tighten credit next week.
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Although the new $100 billion fund was just announced in the late Spring of 2017, the decision to wind down early-stage venture capital investing was made in 2015.
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But the outraged response of countries ordered to wind down their commerce with Iran within the next six months suggests that the U.S. sanctions weapon could become a boomerang.
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Rusal resumed shipping to some customers from May following an extension of the deadline for companies to wind down contracts with the Russian firm under U.S. sanctions, sources said.
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Sherwood Partners, which is managing the wind-down, tells us that, as of last night no asset sale contracts had yet been signed (despite some reports to the contrary).
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Washington gave firms 90 to 180 days to wind down their business in the country after President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the nuclear deal last month.
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Entities outside the United States have until April 28 to wind down their purchases of petroleum and petroleum products from Petróleos de Venezuela SA, the U.S. Treasury Department said.
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The company quietly revealed its plans to wind down support for Cortana on iOS and Android in several regions, with an end-of-life date of January 31st, 2020.
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There have been signs in the last few weeks that Saudi authorities have processed most of the cases in their investigation and are preparing to wind down the probe.
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Rather than just laying down the moment I feel tired, I like to take some time to wind down, center myself, and go to bed with a clear mind.
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A horrifying attack in Turkey and its aftermath; the Clinton Foundation plans to wind down (if Hillary is elected); Virginia gives the right to vote back to 13,000 people.
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The court will also review the legality of President Donald Trump's decision to wind down the Obama-era immigration program known as DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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The point is to identify the most important institutions, toughen scrutiny and so reduce the likelihood of failure, or speed up a wind-down if they do trip up.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. plans to wind down his personal charity, the Biden Foundation, when he enters the 2020 presidential race, people briefed on the preparations said on Monday.
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The European Central Bank has not decided to wind down its economic stimulus program that helped protect the euro in the wake of the global financial meltdown of 2008.
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Under the financial sanctions, European companies will have 90 to 180 days to wind down their operations in Iran, or they will run afoul of the American banking system.
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After the 2018 article and questions from lawmakers, the carriers pledged publicly to limit sales of the data, saying they would wind down their existing contracts with location aggregators.
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In 2017, the single currency posted its strongest year against the dollar since 2003 as European economies strengthened and expectations grew that the ECB will wind down monetary stimulus.
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The Federal Reserve on Tuesday unveiled new plans from five of the largest U.S. banks detailing how they would wind down without taxpayer bailouts in times of financial distress.
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Last week, for instance, U.S. regulators rejected the wind-down plans of five of eight large U.S. banks, saying the plans need revisions or the banks will face sanctions.
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Administrators last week started to wind down the clothing and homewares retailer, threatening 11,000 jobs, after they failed to buy a buyer for the struggling 88-year-old chain.
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A change in policy message would likely be taken by investors as a sign that rate-setters may begin to wind down their 216.86 trillion euros bond-buying programme.
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In the same decision, Duke canceled TPS for Nicaragua, starting a one-year wind down process that will end with nearly 5,000 Nicaraguans losing their TPS benefits on Jan.
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Far from looking to wind down conflicts, Trump seems to be acting on whatever tough-sounding phrase pops into his head, regardless of its effect in the real world.
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The administration's challenge — the American ambassador to Germany has already said that German companies doing business in Iran should wind down operations now — might prompt Europe to go further.
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A few Thursdays ago, one of the restaurant's staff approached "Wicked" Gary Fritz, a percussionist who plays with the Hip, and asked when things were going to wind down.
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The United States also issued a general license allowing companies until May 20 to wind down their transactions with the company, according to a notice on the department's website.
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Google also offers a "Wind Down" feature to set at bedtime, which automatically puts the phone into Do Not Disturb mode and puts the entire screen in grayscale mode.
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The end of August signals the wind-down of Snap's lockup period, when insiders and early investors will finally be able to trade their shares on the public market.
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Instead, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Monday that some U.S. allies particularly reliant on Iranian supplies could be granted waivers to give them more time to wind down shipments.
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The Fed has primed the market to expect it to discuss the upcoming wind down of its balance sheet, but views are varied on how much it will say.
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Friday's move extends licenses relating to the sanctioned firms to authorize activities needed to wind down operations or contracts, according to a statement on the U.S. Treasury Department's website.
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"I would not expect to hear any policy action on the balance sheet wind down just yet but more the framework on how they think about it," said Bartsch.
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It also promised banks ample liquidity and said the bond buys would not end suddenly, suggesting that another extension, even if only to gradually wind down purchases, is likely.
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He told reporters he wants to wind down "endless wars" and that he had told Turkish President Recep Erdoğan not to do anything that's "not humane" to the Kurds.
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The United States pulled out of that agreement and in May the U.S. ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, said German businesses should immediately wind down any operations in Iran.
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Allowing Trump to wind down DACA would be a horrible outcome for Dreamers in the short term, but a narrow loss might allow a future president to revive DACA.
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Syria: The U.S. military started withdrawing some equipment as part of President Trump's order to wind down America's presence there, amid growing confusion and mixed signals over the pullout.
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"Allseas will proceed, consistent with the legislation's wind down provision and expect guidance comprising of the necessary regulatory, technical and environmental clarifications from the relevant US authority," it continued.
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The wise thing to do is to wind down US military operations there and withdraw, and that shouldn't be contingent on a deal with the Taliban, writes retired Lt. Col.
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So on June 15, Secretary Kelly issued a memo formally rescinding the DAPA program, creating an opportunity for the DOJ to try to wind down the lawsuit in Hanen's court.
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While some people like to wind down for bed by taking a bath, sipping some warm tea, or reading a book, Chrissy and her husband John Legend aren't most people.
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The loan discussions come as the 125-year-old retailer has been facing calls to wind down its business from a key group of its creditors, including bondholders and landlords.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More than 120 banks and other financial institutions on Friday posted plans for how they would wind down operations during a crisis, without the help of public money.
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The blueprint has proved popular on Capitol Hill, where both parties have called for adapting to meet new threats and pleas to wind down decades of war are gaining traction.
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On Tuesday night, just hours after his administration announced its intent to wind-down the program, Trump tweeted that he would "revisit" DACA if Congress couldn't find a legislative solution.
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"At their AGM tomorrow BP's [CEO] Bob Dudley has a choice - he can immediately end oil exploration and start switching to 100% renewables or wind down the company," Morozzo said.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, the mobility brand will wind down service in eight of the 17 cities in which it operates, including Boston, Chicago, and New York City.
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Two Trump administration officials refuted the rumors, saying neither a wind-down period nor a short-term waiver on China's oil purchases from Iran are being contemplated to their knowledge.
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I've been listening to a lot of Macklemore, that's my pump up music right now, and then Chris Stapleton lately for wind-down music — it ranges all over the place.
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Alongside the stress tests, the largest banks must also provide "living wills" to show how they would wind down operations should they fail, without needing help from the federal government.
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We'd just finished our wine-fueled feast and were having some cake and coffee to wind down when it happened—our light-hearted conversation turned to the realm of politics.
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It was a shock to regulators in Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines when, after Grab merged with Uber, the latter prepared to wind down, leaving Grab as the monopoly operator.
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Like his recent albums of standards, they portray Mr. Dylan as an urbane but still gritty crooner — one who might well wind down his day with a glass of bourbon.
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Several big buyers, such as a number of Indian refiners, have signaled they will wind down purchases of Iranian crude but the impact on global markets is not yet clear.
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The franc is in part weighed by expectations that the Swiss National Bank (SNB) will stick to loose monetary policy even as the ECB looks to wind down its stimulus.
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Rogers said in a statement that Shomi, a venture whose plans it announced in August 2014 with fellow Canadian company Shaw Communications Inc, will wind down as of Nov. 30.
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Investors took that as a signal that the ECB will wind down its 2.55 trillion euro ($3.10 trillion) bond purchase scheme this year if Europe's economy continues to hum along.
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We are here to help you wind down in this final work week by hand-picking the best deals on personal care items, Amazon devices, Xbox bundles, and kitchen appliances.
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U.S. regulators will meet with their European counterparts on Monday to coordinate how they would safely the wind down the largest global banks in the case of severe financial distress.
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The talks highlight the challenge for regulators around the world to figure out how to wind down troubled global banks in a future crisis without government bailouts using taxpayer money.
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But their message, as the recounts and lawsuits wind down, is expected to endure and, with a Democratic House majority headed to Washington, escalate ahead of the coming presidential cycle.
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It gave businesses six months instead of 30 days to wind down dealings with Rusal and said it might lift the sanctions altogether if Deripaska ceded control of the company.
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Democrats are unlikely to agree to the set of demands, raising real questions about the path forward for DACA, the Obama-era program Trump began to wind down last month.
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