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Doing so would put the U.S. on safer ground to reach productivity acceleration and help recalibrate financial imbalances.

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Investors and companies have been grappling with uncertainty around trade policy since the administration rolled out sweeping tariffs on April 2 and then recalibrated them.

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But he is now recalibrating the party's approach to reflects Polanski's leadership style.

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India, which avoids formal alliances and has seen ties with Pakistan - a key US partner - nosedive again, will need to recalibrate.

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Your body can function on less sleep occasionally and over time your natural rhythms will recalibrate.

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