" Acuity Brands: "This is too many [missed] quarters, Acuity.
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Acuity Brands – Acuity Brands was raised to "outperform" from "market perform" at Wells Fargo.
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The entire Acuity team is joining Squarespace, with Zuchlinski become vice president of Acuity within the larger company.
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Acuity Brands — Acuity will join the S&P 500, replacing ADT, which is being acquired by Apollo Global Management.
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Disclosures: JMP Securities makes a market in Acuity Brands and expects to receive or seek compensation for investment banking services from Acuity Brands.
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Acuity Brands is a designer and producer of lighting solutions.
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Acuity Brands stock closed at $252.99 a share on Tuesday.
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Mercury also enters your sign today, sharpening your mental acuity.
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It's a more serious impairment, of both color and acuity.
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A boost in mental acuity is also on the way.
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Earnest on Wednesday defended Ginsburg's mental acuity and job performance.
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Subsequent scenes hop through history with a similar observational acuity.
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Or simply sharpen your mental acuity (or your psychic abilities).
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They are so coachable and have so much physical acuity.
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It's not like Donald Trump is like Mr. Mental Acuity.
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There is a limit to the visual acuity of your eyeballs.
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Acuity Brands, and RPM International are also expected to post results.
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And that sort of puts the acuity of this in perspective.
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" Acuity Brands: "It's not [in] dire straits, it's just unexciting straits.
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Despite all this olfactory acuity, however, we remain intensely visual creatures.
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As financial acuity declines, the chance of elder financial abuse rises.
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Watchman would similarly detect such cosmic explosions, but with improved acuity.
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Mercury in your sign will be wonderful for your mental acuity.
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Trump's physical exam is not expected to include a mental acuity test.
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The display will have a wide field of view and high acuity.
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Communication planet Mercury enters your sign today, Aquarius, boosting your mental acuity.
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But what makes her a great novelist is her freakish psychological acuity.
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This should hopefully put the question of Trump's mental acuity to rest.
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He went after Beto on immigration and Biden on his mental acuity.
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Verbal acuity and resume are a poor substitute for vision and authenticity.
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Verbal acuity, as Austen knew, is the gift that keeps on living.
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It's a triumph of emotional acuity, at the expense of narrative coherence.
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Among the product teams, in particular, there's still some question about his acuity.
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"Retail buying helped boost the market," said Prashan Fernando CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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At that time, nobody knew how to read genomes with any real acuity.
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He now believes that visual acuity and creativity are not the same thing.
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Your mental acuity, and your curiosity, will sharpen; you'll crave stimulation and excitement.
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You'll find yourself in a chatty mood, and your mental acuity is boosted.
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But among the few compensations of old age is the acuity of hindsight.
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And Kinsley admits to some loss of his mental acuity in recent years.
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"Interest rates are the real concern," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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Things will get busier, but your strength and mental acuity will be boosted.
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The Sun and Mercury meet in your sign today, boosting your mental acuity.
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All underwent physical exams, tests of mental acuity, and PET and M.R.I. scans.
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That play had more psychological acuity than "Conflict" and a more elegant structure.
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The combination of dreaminess and acuity is what gives these books their tang.
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Your mental acuity will be sharpened, which is a welcome change after Mercury retrograde!
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How would only eating giant slabs of meat affect someone's mental acuity or energy?
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Yet what the new Carvalho gains in psychological shading, he loses in journalistic acuity.
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Major companies reporting quarterly earnings on Wednesday include Monsanto, General Mills and Acuity Brands.
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"What [CEO Gavin Zuchlinski] had built at Acuity is a great business," he said.
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Below, find an array of musical gender roles performed with varying degrees of acuity.
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You'll begin to feel your mental acuity sharpen; conversations will finally begin moving forward.
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She has the most intense psychological acuity, as if she's always carrying a scalpel.
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Since acuity requires opening myself up like the wound I am, I choose recklessness.
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"Some new foreign investors seem to be buying," said Prashan Fernando, CEO, Acuity Stockbrokers.
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She spoke of how, after eating the raspberry tart, she experienced increase mental acuity.
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Meryl Streep, reading from Murray's journals, does well communicating her emotional and intellectual acuity.
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Rather, it signified righteous decision making that is rooted in acuity and practical wisdom.
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They measured mental acuity with tests of memory, attention, judgment, planning and decision-making.
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Your mental acuity is sharper now, and you'll have an easier time expressing yourself.
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But another person in the trial lost visual acuity as a result of the therapy.
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They're ruled by taskmaster Saturn and the element air, which symbolizes intellect and mental acuity.
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Mercury enters Taurus on May 6, boosting your mental acuity and bringing news your way.
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And journalists, who pride themselves on their acuity, can be especially oblivious to their surroundings.
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After one year, the patients' visual acuity ranged from 20/200 to no light perception.
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I think there is some remarkable work, full of curiosity and confidence and visual acuity.
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"Midlife" combines acuity, frankness and drollery in a style that melds Aristotle with Kurt Vonnegut.
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Pitta (fire) drives mental acuity and rash tempers, while vatas of the world—my brethren!
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"Investors are really worried about the continued violence," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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Mercury enters Gemini and meets the sun, boosting mental acuity and bringing information your way.
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They assessed cognitive function with detailed structured interviews and widely used tests of mental acuity.
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They must also have a visual acuity of light perception of at most 20/50.
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He previously founded GeoMetri, an indoor GPS tracking company, which was acquired by Acuity Brands.
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Repositioning the portfolio should help CHS's organic volume growth by reducing exposure to lower acuity patients.
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But what they lack in visual acuity is compensated for by their powerful ears and noses.
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Their vision actually sucks, having a visual acuity that's four to eight times worse than ours.
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Reports of Ali's demise – particularly reports about his lack of mental acuity – have been greatly exaggerated.
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Jawbone, Fitbit and other mobile apps can easily play important roles assessing mental acuity and attention.
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Since then, her acuity and influence as a director have only grown deeper with each project.
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Acuity manufactures and distributes lighting fixtures and control systems, including sub-brands Holophane, Lithonia, and Peerless.
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At bottom, he has two exceptional, but rather traditional, writerly gifts: psychological acuity and narrative tautness.
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Machine Dazzle dressed the performers with visual acuity: the costuming said as much as the words.
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August 11 also finds Mercury entering Leo, bringing news your way and boosting your mental acuity.
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But with this also comes a heightened acuity for understanding the other mechanics of your body.
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His incredible emotional acuity in understanding what disappointment was like, and parenthood, and grandparenthood, and failure.
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Intermittent fasting has become a trendy tool for losing weight and boosting mental acuity and productivity.
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The relationship depended on both the vulnerability of the victim and the acuity of the psychic.
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What's unexpected, and impressive, is the social and emotional acuity of this variation on Shakespeare's play.
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Consumer credit Earnings: Acuity Brands, Lindsay, Simply Good Foods, KB Home, PriceSmart, Synnex 8:30 a.m.
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The acuity of our intellect in later years has been directly tied to age, gender and genetics.
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UTIs are a low-acuity, low-margin problem that can be treated with a quick office visit.
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Stock for Acuity brands fell more than 14 percent after the company announced disappointing second quarter earnings.
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Mercury enters Virgo on August 29, sharpening your mental acuity and bringing even more communication your way.
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"I am not qualified to diagnose the president's mental acuity," the author wrote, according to The Post.
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But after that run of five finals in six years, Nadal's acuity on grass was abruptly uprooted.
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If the play's arguments don't compel, the psychological acuity, as embodied by the excellent cast, is remarkable.
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Ahead of the exam, the White House had said tests for mental acuity would not be included.
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Acuity Brands fell 373 percent to $207.51 after the lighting solutions provider gave a disappointing sales forecast.
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Over six years, researchers periodically measured mental acuity in 1,037 men and women aged 70 to 90.
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"It is really a short week and investors are not there," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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What the production lacks in moral dimension or psychological acuity it occasionally makes up for in entertainment value.
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N> in the U.S. Earlier this month Acuity reported a 22 percent rise in sales to $925 million.
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Your ruling planet Mercury enters fire sign Leo, boosting your mental acuity and bringing more information your way.
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Employees are scattered all over the globe from New York, where Acuity is headquartered, to Greece and Scotland.
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The company claims its products can help improve mental acuity, strengthen the immune system and reduce throat inflammation.
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It remains unclear whether doctors performed any mental acuity, cognitive or neurological tests during the president's physical exam.
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President Donald Trump's daughter-in-law used the mix-up to question his mental acuity, the reporter noted.
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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye contributes half a dozen fictional portraits with, as usual, psychological acuity but overly hasty brushwork.
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Age and mental acuity have risen to the forefront of campaign issues in a race dominated by septuagenarians.
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But he also demonstrated the mental acuity to overcome the pressure, and four blown match points on Wednesday.
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Previous presidential physicals also mostly excluded mental acuity readings, at least any that were disclosed to the public.
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MIKE SANTOLI: Saira Malik is an investor known for her acuity as a money manager and a stock picker.
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All your senses, it seems, have been heightened to a painful acuity; your nerve endings are standing on guard.
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Saturn, the famous beautifully-ringed gas giant, loves rules, laws, and limits; while air symbolizes intellect and mental acuity.
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Communication planet Mercury enters your sign today, boosting your mental acuity and making you a little chattier than usual!
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This isn't a boast about my musical acuity, this is a testament to the music's compelling and memorable power.
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Readers will recognize signature Gardam-esque qualities of later works: psychological acuity, endearingly peculiar characters, and sly, understated prose.
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At first this acuity was used mostly for sites scientists wanted to focus on, or artefacts of particular interest.
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"It's just a nice surprise after you're hopefully attracted to Acuity through everything else we offer here," he says.
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Each additional patient under their care was linked to an 8% higher chance of selecting a lower-acuity case.
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Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — The cruel insults to Joe Biden's mental acuity are flying fast and ferocious on Fox News.
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Marsh's skill is of a different order, as it is a synthesis of intellect, passion, rigor, and visual acuity.
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It's less funny now, as we depend upon Trump's health and mental acuity as he negotiates with North Korea.
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Messenger planet Mercury and the moon enter detail-oriented Virgo, boosting your mental acuity and bringing news your way.
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Logical Mercury enters your sign today, improving your mental acuity and making you way chattier than you usual are.
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" Later in the town hall, Mr. Sanders was asked if he had any doubts about Mr. Biden's "mental acuity.
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Long-term exposure to air pollution is associated with lower scores on tests of mental acuity, researchers have found.
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Critics should focus on what he does in office rather than engaging in unfounded attacks on his mental acuity.
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Your mental acuity is sharp as hell today, Sagittarius, and when your mind is clear, there's no stopping you.
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That said, Joseph Osha, an analyst at JMP Securities, does not think Acuity Brands fell because of its quarterly results.
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Her lyricism is matched by her obvious acuity for dialogue, which she uses as a tool to dig toward motivation.
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ET. Acuity Brands (AYI), Simply Good Foods (SMPL) and Greenbrier (GBX) all report latest quarterly earnings results before the bell.
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We also love Tuild, which specializes in brain acuity, and there's another out of MIT that we haven't announced yet.
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Disclosure: Louis Navellier owns shares of both Acuity Brands and Edwards Lifesciences in the funds he manages in real life.
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Many analysts say the company's prospects depend upon a turnaround at the professional unit, which competes against Acuity Brands
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The Moon enters sharp-witted Virgo today, lighting up the communication sector of your chart and boosting your mental acuity.
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Acuity Brands shares dropped nearly 5 percent Wednesday after the company posted earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street expectations.
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Compared to the viciousness — in tone, style, and acuity — of the rest of the album, "So It Goes" seems sleepy.
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They will also consider that patients failed to achieve significant improvement in a more standard measure of vision, visual acuity.
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Acuity, a property and casualty insurer, likes to treat its staffers well, and that extends to their families as well.
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"Nicole has that rare combination of strategic acuity, relentlessness and interpersonal warmth that makes nimble coalition politics possible," he said.
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So let's avoid those who are dumb and dogmatic, without using politics or faith as a shorthand for mental acuity.
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There is only a small area in the retina (called the fovea) for which our visual acuity is very high.
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Now Ms. Molloy enters the ring, exploring rage, dissolution, sexual perversity and family history with a bleak and penetrating acuity.
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"Chronic" dramatizes the caregiver's paradoxical relationships to his charges with an acuity that can make it almost unbearable to watch.
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Goldreich says some blind people have better acuity on the fingers they use to read Braille compared to other fingers.
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Work hard at something, says a psychologist who has studied older people with the mental acuity of 25-year-olds.
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Beaton, the eponymous protagonist of Lisa Immordino Vreeland's documentary, Love, Cecil was guided by the strength of his visual acuity.
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Shares of Acuity Brands plunged nearly 15 percent on Monday after the lighting solutions provider reported weaker-than-expected quarterly results.
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Recently added are prints by Kara Walker and an important painting by Keith Haring, two artists whose narrative acuity is indisputable.
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Born in what was then still Leningrad, he emigrated to America as a boy, and his observations have an outsider's acuity.
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He could split a playing-card edge-on at ten paces, and this same acuity was used to bring down words.
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So we want to look at fundamental skills like hand-eye coordination, visual acuity, spatial processing skills and working memory capacity.
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Take highlight "Pluto," a single where he navigates bouncing around the South side with his family with grace and emotional acuity.
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When it comes to improving sleep, the research is mixed, and there is some evidence that fasting can improve mental acuity.
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On March 31, the planet of the mind, Mercury, enters your sign, helping you express yourself and boosting your mental acuity.
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The group rose to radical prestige in Weimar Germany by piercing the skin of bourgeois ideology with their glinting dialectical acuity.
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Experiments in extending or restoring plasticity, in the hope of treating sensory disabilities, may also lead to opportunities for greater acuity.
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The next day, July 13, communicator Mercury enters your sign, boosting your mental acuity and putting you in a chatty mood.
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But he made it abundantly clear how enamored he was with Jones, for both his mental acuity and his physical talent.
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His father is the chief executive of Acuity Staffing, a temporary staffing company focusing on the hospitality industry, also in Indianapolis.
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It is a test of my visual acuity and fine-motor skills, both of which are not strong suits of mine.
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Prosecutors had enlisted a psychiatrist, who said the man had beaten her at tic-tac-toe, thus proving his mental acuity.
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Gopnik describes how wearing the M.I.T. AgeLab's AGNES suit, which simulates loss of mobility and acuity, makes him annoyed and angry.
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Ghost in the Shell's greatest feature is its visual acuity, which often tells a more interesting story than the actual plot.
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Specialist recruitment agency Acuity Consultants said salaries for software developers had also leapt by up to 30% over the past year.
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Headwinds to Lower Acute Volumes: CHS's legacy hospital portfolio is exposed to rural markets and therefore headwinds to lower acuity patient volumes.
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An effective replacement for human visual acuity and search capability is a prerequisite for autonomous flight outside the operator's line of sight.
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Piece by Piece constructs a larger assembly of contemporary meaning and the artist's collective acuity concerning the world in which we live.
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Your mental acuity is boosted today with the Moon in Capricorn lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your mind.
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The kids were assessed before and after the study period with tests measuring social responsiveness, facial recognition, eye contact and social acuity.
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While your mental acuity is definitely being boosted, you could also overthink things a bit too much or even get paranoid today.
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"Investors are still confident and there are margin calls forcing investors to sell their stakes," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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However, not everyone agrees on their efficacy—critics have challenged the belief that consumer-grade video games can significantly improve mental acuity.
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Richardson in particular vaults to the forefront of her generation's actors with this performance, which virtually sings with emotional and intellectual acuity.
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This care should not be restricted to a predetermined number of visits, but rather based on the acuity of the medical condition.
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"It was a sluggish day with investors awaiting for direction from earnings and the budget," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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Your mental acuity is very sharp today, thanks to Fire sign Aries igniting the sector of your chart that rules your mind.
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Boone, though he knows Rodriguez only casually, said he expected him to be an asset because of his acuity for the game.
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" Mr. Trump tore into the former vice president, questioning his mental acuity and calling him a "loser" who "looks like he's failing.
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The photographer's visual acuity positions these new Italians in Luzzara at a time of heightened xenophobic and racist violence in the country.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro appeared to question Biden's mental acuity at a September debate, while New Jersey Sen.
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The JV, dubbed The Clinic, will provide a "first-of-its-kind" telehealth platform focused on comprehensive, specialty, and high-acuity care.
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Working by choice with skilled artisans, Ms. Smith looks outward — to nature, to history, to a community of makers — with illuminating acuity.
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Castro brought Biden's age and mental acuity to center stage, repeatedly accusing the former vice president of forgetting what he'd just said.
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And while Dot may be unlettered, Ms. Ashford makes you appreciate the acuity of her insights into what George is and does.
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"Investors are waiting for the budget, and quarterly earning have also failed to inspire investors," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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Researchers tracked their diet compliance at ages 25, 32 and 45, and tested mental acuity at 50 and then again at 55.
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For 48 years, five or six times each day, he's been tracking his bodily functions and mental acuity in extensive — almost absurd — detail.
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"There was lack of retail investor participation as all are waiting for March quarter for directions," said Prashan Fernando, COO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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The unit I come from is very high in acuity and fast-paced, and I am always being challenged in a good way.
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Through her reporting, Cory learned that having regular massage sessions can help with physiological function, mental acuity, migraines, and even symptoms of depression.
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Deb Muller is the founder and CEO of HR Acuity, a technology company that helps HR leaders investigate and resolve sexual harassment complaints.
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Or a store in a place with many senior citizens might host bingo and mental games to tackle social isolation or memory acuity.
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Feminist theory has a lot to say on the evils of male sexual power; there's been far less self-acuity about its attractions.
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Squarespace is announcing its first acquisition today, a 13-year-old company called Acuity Scheduling that allows businesses to manage their online appointments.
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"A two-page 1040 is only part of the story, " said Tiffany Couch, a CPA and founder of Acuity Forensics in Vancouver, Washington.
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If the nostalgic atmosphere of the photographer's black-and-white images threatens to obscure his compositional acuity these Kodachrome slides dispel it handily.
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Headwinds to Less Acute Volumes: CHS's legacy hospital portfolio is exposed to small rural markets facing secular headwinds to lesser acuity patient volumes.
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Sweeney says that 24,000 pixels in height per eye would be needed to achieve true visual acuity, and we're not there just yet.
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Headwinds to Less Acute Volumes: CHS' legacy hospital portfolio is exposed to small rural markets facing secular headwinds to lesser acuity patient volumes.
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These efforts will continue to build out the computer vision and visual processing acuity necessary for more robust augmented reality devices and experiences.
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It's not like you ever had any problem speaking your mind before, but a boost in mental acuity is never a bad thing.
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Melding acuity and anger, he unveils the scary realities of organised crime in the so-called Northern Triangle, and the mostly useless response.
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Because the site is within the Ladies' Mile Historic District, Acuity must build around the tenement and loft buildings, rather than demolish them.
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His rhythmic acuity, elevation and freshness nonetheless made a great impression, as did those of Jeffrey Cirio on Thursday in the same role.
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His attempts to out-insult Trump appear to have backfired spectacularly, a failing Trump diagnosed with typical acuity in his victory press conference.
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People like to rebut any negative talk about video games with the evidence that some games can improve visual acuity and problem solving.
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Eight of the companies employ at least 40% women, with Edward Jones employing 63%, and Wegmans Food Market and Acuity Insurance at 53%.
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This is more than a matter of character or social acuity or tone; it's also what might be considered the book's room temperature.
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A superstorm and fever epidemic have decimated New York, but the shopkeeper, who is missing half of her jaw, folds with rote acuity.
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The more economically privileged the circles, the more people assert their identities through the supposed erudition, acuity and morality of their food choices.
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Delicate manipulation is hard for robots because it requires several skills, including visual acuity, tactile awareness, motion planning, force control, and multiple-hand coordination.
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Finally, in terms of visual acuity, dogs are generally thought to have 20/75 vision, as compared to humans' typical best 20/20 vision.
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His team was spread across the U.S., Luxembourg, and India and managed relationships with over 45 banks globally, he said in the Acuity interview.
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Separately, lighting products maker Acuity Brands (AYI) and retailer Signet Jewelers (SIG) are out with quarterly earnings this morning ahead of the opening bell.
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The meetings make Trump look engaged and interested, countering critics who have questioned his mental acuity, but they have done little to advance policy.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters analytical Earth sign Virgo on July 25, which will sharpen your mental acuity and put you in a bookish mood.
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"There was heavy interest in Sampath Bank and investors are just holding until the next week's budget," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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Luckily, your mental acuity will be ultra sharp—unlike it was for much of December, when communication planet Mercury was retrograde in your sign.
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Even though you're already the genius of the zodiac, your mental acuity will be even sharper thanks to logical Mercury being in your sign.
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Still, health and mental acuity is a relevant concern when we expect senators to spot likely problems in eleventh-hour amendments to health legislation.
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Communication planet Mercury enters your sign on February 17, boosting your mental acuity, and the Sun follows February 18, officially kicking off Pisces season!
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A boost in mental acuity arrives this day and you're comfortably expressing yourself, feeling much less withdrawn than you had been earlier this month.
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Though things are confusing, you get a boost of mental acuity as Mercury and Venus enter intellectual air sign Libra during this full moon.
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Most of us who are past the age of 40 are aware from doleful personal experience that mental acuity wanes as the decades pass.
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Three things figure prominently in Iyer's music: the acuity of his attention, the coherent template of his improvisations, and his touch on the piano.
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GAVIN BROWN'S ENTERPRISE Titled after Borges, "The Circular Ruins" represents the curatorial acuity and artists of Labor, a Mexico City gallery (pronounced la-BORE).
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Youth does not ensure success in these struggles -- but it's fair to consider whether an older candidate's mental acuity will be in top form.
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Mr. Walters' lawyers have maintained that his bets were the result of the acuity he had honed over the years as a sports bettor.
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Her biography is not the first we have of Kahn, but it is notable for its warm, engaged, literate tone and its psychological acuity.
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Looking through the lens he saw with such acuity and drew so precisely (freehand) that some of his renderings still appear in text books.
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The pixels are evident if you're looking for them— you'll need a macro lens, magnifying glass or excellent close-range visual acuity, but they're there!
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The point is not to test visual acuity, but to assess the ability of participants to resist conformity when their peers provide the wrong answer.
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The former vice-president has dominated the primary's moderate lane despite his familiar shortcomings as a campaigner and more recent doubts about his mental acuity.
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Eye color, hair color, weight, height, predisposition to disease, and even the inventor's famed visual acuity are all things scientists hope to learn more about.
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The President justified his increasingly personal shots at the speaker and her mental acuity on Friday before heading off on a state visit to Japan.
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This is especially important for people older than 40 and for children who are heavy users of computers because visual acuity can change with age.
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As we peer deeper and with greater acuity into the universe, we are simultaneously forced to appreciate the complexity of all worlds, including our own.
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She hypothesized that deaf players' disadvantage in not being able to hear their opponents hit the ball can be compensated for by increased visual acuity.
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The source was not commenting on McCain's mental acuity, but on his energy level, and pointing out that his lack of participation was not normal.
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While it's in your sign, Mercury will find you being chattier than usual, and you can also expect to enjoy a boost in mental acuity.
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Mr. Trump is due for his annual physical examination on Friday, but the White House would not say whether it would include mental acuity tests.
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It's responding — with anger, social acuity and structural chaos — to psychic devastation and national trauma, making roommates of today's dismay and 400 years of horrors.
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But once Mr. Birbiglia actually has a kid, most of what makes him so immensely appealing — his acuity, his empathy — goes down for a nap.
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Amid the yeah, we sure did do that mechanics is a lot of magic — pleasurable stuff whose rib-tickling and cultural acuity defy easy explanation.
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There is no denying the benefits of following a healthy diet, such as improvement in focus, heightened mental acuity and, of course, a better memory.
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He's eyesight had been reduced to under 0.1, the equivalent of 20-200 vision on the Snellen eye chart measuring visual acuity, Hung told reporters.
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Mercury enters Sagittarius on November 5, activating the sector of your chart that rules your mind and boosting your mental acuity and bringing information your way.
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"What's causing the overwork is the increased acuity of patients," says Susan Letvak, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro School of Nursing.
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For example, Srini Gowda, director of autonomous driving for the Chinese electric car maker Byton, called lidar absolutely necessary because of its unmatched three-dimensional acuity.
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Both communication planet Mercury and sweet, lovely Venus will enter your sign on March 6, boosting your mental acuity and putting you in a flirty mood.
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If a scrim of nostalgia threatens to obscure the photographer's compositional acuity and preternatural alertness to his subjects' self-possession, these Kodachrome slides dispel it handily.
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Repositioning Portfolio Should Help: Repositioning the portfolio around larger, faster growing markets should help CHS's organic volume growth by reducing exposure to these lesser acuity volumes.
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By simulating what the octopus sees, they concluded that the eye design of cephalopods almost exclusively favors color fringing over other visual benefits, such as acuity.
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Repositioning Portfolio Should Help: Repositioning the portfolio around larger, faster growing markets should help CHS' organic volume growth by reducing exposure to these lesser acuity volumes.
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When Mercury enters Leo on the same day, you'll be inspired to say what's on your mind as you experience a boost in your mental acuity.
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They both said it's hard to say for sure, because most of the published studies done on tactile acuity in the blind use the grating task.
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We continued playing Scrabble, as we'd always done, and I held out hope that her acuity with words was evidence that her forgetfulness was perhaps temporary.
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In past debates, he'd seemed hesitant or out of it — leading many pundits, including a lot of Sanders supporters, to publicly speculate about his mental acuity.
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Angelina is a 12-year-old competitive dancer, and canny to the ways in which technical acuity and preadolescent pliability can be combined to her advantage.
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Diane develops a protective ability to analyze her mother, and this is where Nothomb's writing feels stretched; at age 5, Diane demonstrates a rather remarkable acuity.
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With Biden emerging as the likely Democratic nominee, Trump has launched a concerted, near-daily campaign to raise doubts about the 77-year-old's mental acuity.
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On Tuesday, the company adds to its repertory "City of Rain," a galvanic 2010 work by Camille A. Brown that reflects her physical fervor and acuity.
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The companies cover a wide range sectors and include names like Acuity Brands, Brunswick Corporation, Poly, Merit Medical Systems, Fortune Brands, Brady Corporation, Ford, and General Motors.
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Among the ways the company shows it cares is through the Acuity Scholarship Program, which has awarded almost $370,000 in scholarships to sons and daughters of employees.
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The study also showed that the other six, small eyes don't provide much compensation in visual acuity when the large eyes are out of commission, Stafstrom said.
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The study looked at visits for 11 different types of "low-acuity" conditions, including urinary tract infections, sinusitis, flu, upper respiratory infections, bronchitis and unspecified viral infection.
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Despite the weaker quarter, Piper Jaffray analysts said it was a good opportunity to acquire HCA shares given their investment into higher acuity and faster growing services.
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Trump reportedly went on to boast about how he performed well on a mental acuity test, which he said most members of the media would not pass.
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Headlights and high beams can be dangerous in heavy fog or snow, as the light reflects off the particles in the air and reduces your visual acuity.
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The Moon enters analytical Virgo today, illuminating the communication sector of your chart— you're very intuitive, Cancer, but today you have a boost in mental acuity, too.
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He did three experiments with 158 sighted participants and tested their tactile acuity after short-term visual deprivation periods ranging from under 10 to over 110 minutes.
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The Spanish painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, born on New Year's Eve 400 years ago, also saw self-portraiture as a means to boast of his technical acuity.
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As he recently defended his mental acuity, Mr. Trump invoked the name of a predecessor who faced similar scrutiny while in office, though not to this degree.
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"You'd have to be a superhero for your mental acuity not to have slowed down," said Inger Wallis, a Bloomsbury resident out walking her dog on Friday.
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"I must register a mild protest against his comments on both my mental condition and my visual acuity," she wrote in a letter to The Book Review.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu's 2017 speech on the removal of statues of Confederate generals in his city is a model of historical accuracy and moral acuity.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders declined to specify details of Trump's physical when she was asked last week whether the exam would include mental acuity tests.
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White House officials expressed distress that Trump's remarks had effectively reversed their attempts to bolster Trump's standing on a week when his mental acuity was being questioned.
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Biden has faced repeated questions about his mental acuity and readiness to spar with Trump on the debate stage, and Sanders suffered a heart attack in October.
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Some experts have expressed skepticism that it can work, but a number of studies provide evidence that it can improve visual acuity, contrast sensitivity and reading speed.
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While liberals and media critics mock Trump for the supposed callowness of his tweets, his tactics often show more political acuity than they give him credit for.
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So, learning to do what you've been doing the entire time you've been reading this article not only opens up new worlds but increases your visual acuity.
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In tests involving color and visual acuity, the tadpoles who were treated with Zolmitriptan dramatically outperformed their blind counterparts who had transplanted eyes but weren't given the drug.
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Doctors define legal blindness as central visual acuity of 23/33 or less with the best possible correction, and/or a visual field of 23 degrees or less.
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In this case, the courts must sort out not a deathbed will but the mental acuity of Mr. Redstone, a media mogul who will turn 93 on Friday.
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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, a single dose of cocaine can start to take effect immediately and create feelings of euphoria, mental acuity, and energy.
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Getting enough sleep is essential to human health, mood, and mental acuity, and naps can't replace getting the recommended seven to eight hours of shut-eye each night.
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Researchers planned to use mental-acuity and physical data collected from the frequent fliers and the flight crew to help make life easier for travelers on future flights.
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Researchers planned to use mental-acuity and physical data collected from the frequent fliers and the flight crew to help make life easier for travelers on future flights.
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To do so, the developer, Acuity Capital Partners, must receive a special permit from the City Planning Commission, because current zoning allows only up to six-story buildings.
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Throughout the first day of the competition, competitors used their physical fitness and endurance as well as their mental acuity and sniper proficiency to complete several exhausting tasks.
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"We believe this could create additional volumes for the hospitals as patients from these population pools often require higher acuity services once hospitalized," Jefferies analyst Brian Tanquilut said.
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However, the insurers responsible for determining patients' access to treatments and medications recommended to improve their health – or to even save lives — do not possess the same acuity.
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"Right now, for any individual that has a high acuity health problem, we have to evacuate them off the island," said Michelle Davis, the Virgin Islands health commissioner.
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Mr. Haynes, now 34, said the psychologist's assessment of his mental acuity was based on his poor performance on a cognitive test he had taken during his rehabilitation.
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Ms. Noxon has made a specialty, in series like "Dietland" and "UnREAL," of injured, raw-nerve women whom she draws with a therapist's empathy and a dissector's acuity.
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"From a medical standpoint, the testing in the lower-acuity, moderate patient is not going to make much of a difference in our medical management," Dr. D'Angelo said.
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The president and his media allies are already pumping up the volume on doubts about Biden's mental acuity and his capacity to handle the world's most demanding job.
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So while it may be a mistake to overestimate the acuity of Trump appointees, it's probably safe to say that Sondland knew exactly what he was involved with.
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Also on June 6, communication planet Mercury enters Gemini, which will help you get organized, boost your mental acuity at work, and make your everyday tasks run smoother.
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For us, what we're interested in, is why America is willing to substitute verbal acuity, charm, power and wealth for true qualities of character, like kindness and empathy?
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If I didn't get read to or exposed to a wider vocabulary when my brain was forming, my linguistic acuity might be damaged forever — there's no undoing that.
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After a series of high-profile lawsuits involving his romantic life and questions about his mental acuity, he disappeared from public life around 2012 and hasn't spoken publicly since.
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Edwards is known to "Drag Race" fans as a fairly loopy queen who — her acuity with dance steps aside — tends to march to the beat of her own drum.
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Regular massage sessions can help your physiological function, mental acuity, restfulness, and perspective on life, says Eva Carey, national massage therapist director for Zeel, an on-demand massage service.
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But despite of -- or perhaps because of -- his political acuity, Pence has remained largely oblivious to contacts between Trump officials and Russian operatives, at least according to his aides.
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Seattle's Fairmont Olympic Hotel is home to Penelope and the Beauty Bar, which features a Jade Pod that claims to reduce stress and fatigue and sharpen your mental acuity.
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But it's Katharine and Isabel who are at the core of this story, and Emre depicts these two women — long dead and largely unknown — with the acuity they deserve.
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Often shot on minimal, scraped-together budgets, Lee joined Black filmmakers Oscar Micheaux and Noble Johnson in articulating, with visceral acuity, what troubled the Black men of his age.
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The authors found significant differences in only four areas: Girls have greater verbal ability; boys excel at math; boys have better visual-spatial acuity; and boys are more aggressive.
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Starting Tuesday, Goop's wellness products — like its "Why Am I So Effing Tired?" vitamin regimen that claims to help with mental acuity — will go live for sale on Sephora.com.
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In truth, though, the Cavaliers nearly matched the Warriors in passing acuity this year — players on both teams touch the ball the shortest possible time before passing it on.
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Castro asserted that Biden was misremembering something he had said just minutes earlier, a move that was widely perceived as a crude jab at Biden's age and mental acuity.
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Acuity has outmanoeuvred competitors and seized U.S. market share with a superior sales and distribution strategy, and shares are up more than 300 percent over the past five years.
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Few writers pay attention with the precision, acuity and patience she has exhibited during her career of telling stories about other rank weeds: the faces people show the world.
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China's Lighting Aspirations: This is key to framing a discussion of potential industry impacts from Mexican tariffs, which would disadvantage Acuity and many of the other U.S. T1 industry suppliers.
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Humans and other primates, for example, are very visual; it may be unfair to assess animals using a test that relies on visual acuity (as opposed to some other sense).
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The album's immediacy stems from the acuity of the slogans and the serrated teeth of the guitars, whose messy, staticky roar is nonetheless streamlined and condensed into legible, discrete parts.
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We see Hell, in these early journals, grasping for meaning in everyday life, yet with a remarkable acuity, prescient of his later role in helping to fashion an aesthetic movement.
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When Mercury is in your sign, it boosts your mental acuity and finds you reconnecting with yourself and considering the ways you want to communicate and interact with the world.
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Carl's Jr. Tex Mex model Kara Del Toro and Elite model Meredith Hennessy aren't convinced "hot felon" Jeremy Meeks has the mental acuity and commitment to mug for the camera.
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Without waiting for my answer, he had another kid move a few rows back so that I could silently walk to the front with an armful of visual acuity aids.
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Expect to receive more invitations to parties and more love notes, as well as a boost in mental acuity, which will help you focus on your artistic and creative pursuits.
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Each performance requires some high-level combination of physical ability and mental acuity, developed through years of training and study, and for which only a select few reach elite levels.
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Acuity wants to build a pair of towers reaching 170 and 185 feet; under the current zoning, the shorter tower, which is also narrower, would be capped at 60 feet.
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In May 2015, founder and CEO of Acuity Scheduling Gavin Zuchlinski decided to offer his employees six-hour workdays during the summer months, while still offering full pay and benefits.
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Steven, Thip's biggest fan, claims that she has a photographic memory and the mental acuity of a rocket scientist, and that she picked up the restaurant's recipes just by watching.
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In the surgical theater, we're expected to see patients with the same acuity, complete the same charts and work similar hours while being paid a fraction of the M.D. salary.
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That this aspect of the satire works as well as it does is a credit to the swift pacing of Moritz von Stuelpnagel's production and the acuity of his casting.
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Ashton paints her with the savage acuity of Miranda Lambert and the lonely sorrow of Julie Roberts, which is to say she's painful to listen to, but hard to ignore.
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Perhaps the pattern on Shireen Baratheon's face occurred because of the acuity of her treatment, which occurred immediately upon discovery of her condition and seemingly halted the infection from progressing.
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We acknowledge Voyage's position as the UK's largest independent provider of support to people with learning disabilities and focus on high acuity care, which provides some resilience to government spending pressures.
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"Typically, in the local market, we have not seen a lot of voluntary transparency or the availability of data," said Lexi Novitske — a Lagos-based VC investor at Acuity Venture Partners.
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Licenses technology from vital vio, inc * Acuity brands inc- will incorporate vital vio's viosafe white light disinfection technology into certain of its led luminaires Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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On Thursday, communication planet Mercury ends its retrograde in the creative sector of your chart, giving you the mental acuity to figure out a new approach to your to-do list.
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Aviv Regev speaks with the urgent velocity of someone who has seen the world with an extraordinary new acuity, and can't wait for you to hurry up and see it too.
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Biden's stumbling response had some voters wondering about his sharpness and age, and allies worrying that he needed to show the fire and acuity it will take to beat President Trump.
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And "instead of decreasing spending overall, we found that the use of a retail clinic was associated with 21 percent higher spending for low-acuity [low-level] conditions," the authors wrote.
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On the next day, June 29, communication planet Mercury will enter your sign, finding you feeling totally confident about expressing yourself, planning, and organizing; this will also boost your mental acuity.
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While the synth and drum samples of "Jersey Anthem" sound playful and lighthearted, there's a complex geometry internal to the way Jayhood and Joker marshall them about with nimbleness and acuity.
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"Many investors are confused because while t-bill yields are coming down, the short term fixed-deposit rates offered by banks are very high," said Prashan Ferbando, COO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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There were no spellcheckers, there were no grammar fixers – I could determine basic language skills, visual acuity, mathematical skills, understanding of format, and attention to detail without even reading their resume.
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He adored Saul Bellow—adored the work and the man—but he thought that Bellow had made a mistake by continuing to write and publish even as his mental acuity waned.
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"There are a lot of corporate investors who are trading in the market and they will have second thoughts on remaining in the market," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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Past presidents are not known to have been tested for mental acuity while in office - including Ronald Reagan, who five years after leaving the White House was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
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I wish him only the very best in the coming weeks as I pray that my own path to recovery, if not to full vision acuity, will also work out well.
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It splendidly blended the Southern college rock of the late 1980s (the dBs, R.E.M.) with shades of vintage soul, bluegrass, blues and more, rendering it all with omnivorous-bar-band acuity.
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Kindred is unsparing in its descriptions of race and violence, and Butler renders Dana's journey with such emotional acuity that the physical experience of reading the book can oftentimes be painful.
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Like so much of the SETI/METI debate, the question of visual messaging quickly spirals out into a deeper meditation, in this instance on the connection between intelligence and visual acuity.
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Trump, meanwhile, has become "obsessed" with Brennan, who frequently gets under the president's skin by publicly questioning his mental acuity and fitness for office, according to a former White House official.
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They are often buried in complex contracts that are difficult to navigate, especially for elderly people with dwindling mental acuity or their relatives, who can be emotionally vulnerable when admitting a parent.
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While Mercury's in your sign, it will help boost your mental acuity and communication skills, and while your partners are going to have plenty to get off their chest, so will you.
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"This integration of technologies easily and affordably converts any house into a functional, seamless smart home," says Jeff Spencer, Acuity Brands Lighting vice president and general manager, Residential, in a released statement.
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Communication planet Mercury enters your sign, Aries, on March 13, helping you express yourself and sharpening your mental acuity, soon followed by the Sun, on March 20, which means it's Aries season!
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They found that who were born blind, who read Braille, and who do so for more hours per week, have better acuity than non-Braille readers or those who weren't born blind.
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My hearing remained completely undistorted, even enhanced in its acuity, but I was overcome by strange vestibular hallucinations, like a force emanating from the whorls of the conch still on my hand.
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Most often, the artificial lenses inserted correct poor visual acuity — Ms. Quinn's went from 20/200 to 20/20, her serious astigmatism was gone, and she now needs only drugstore reading glasses.
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Biden may be lacking youth and lightning round acuity, but he now stands as the last great hope of a generation of political leaders built from character and motivated to serve others.
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And the director Michael Mayer's track record with Verdi — half-baked, Vegas-theme "Rigoletto," turgidly traditional "La Traviata" — doesn't fill me with hope for his new staging's visual glamour or interpretive acuity.
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Both categories demand stamina, aerobic fitness, core strength and mental acuity, but drivers traditionally retire in their mid-2217s from Formula One, while the other series embraces age as fundamental to experience.
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The Philips unit also faces an unexpected threat from newcomer Acuity Brands, which had more professional systems sales than Philips did in the first three months of 2016 for the first time.
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She also was CFO at Scholastic, and she's currently president at WinsCo Enterprises, a financial and board governance consulting firm, in addition to being a board member at Acuity Brands, Domtar and Dover.
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The occupant of that office must therefore have the intellectual acuity to master a wide range of subjects, make quick decisions based on the best information available and speak honestly but with discretion.
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In the video above, we trace the eye chart back to its origins and take a close look at the biology of visual acuity and the math that goes into testing its limits.
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Louis Navellier, whose CNBC's "Squawk Box " Platinum Portfolio is up 10 percent this year, sold out of Acuity Brands for the competition in favor of a stock he thinks will pop on earnings.
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Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers said the move will help small businesses access lower cost financing compared to the current borrowing cost of between 16-22 percent from banks and finance companies.
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Golub's incisive exploration of form, coupled with his psychological acuity, allows his classicism to address a theme like racial tension in the cold light of day, without tripping up on nostalgia or didacticism.
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Be sure to use a font size best suited to your visual acuity, and have your eyes examined regularly — at least once a year — to be sure your prescription is up-to-date.
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Your mental acuity is sharp—finally, you'll be quick enough to make snappy comebacks when people say annoying things to you, instead of realizing what the perfect thing to say was hours later!
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Bik has leveraged a kind of inborn talent for visual acuity into a kind of vigilante fact-checking, born out of her observation that scientific studies sometimes presented falsified images in their data.
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But while many like to attribute the growth of Prime to Bezos' business acuity, the true story of its success is the unprecedented taxpayer support Amazon has gotten from all levels of government.
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It was the longest stint I'd been back home in years — and yet what hurt me with the most acuity was the returning overwhelming awareness of my physical shortcomings, the mirror's sharp reminder.
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Trump has demonstrated a predisposition to launch vicious attacks on Biden, whether based on mental acuity, potential family conflicts of interest related to a Ukrainian oil company, or as he otherwise sees fit.
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Millet's boldly playful and intellectually charged body of work combines lightning bolts of emotional acuity, moments of precise poetry and subversively dark comedy along with investigations of existential ideas and real-world concerns.
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There are many similar divots and ditches in the literary landscape, but we'll keep peering into Mr. Roth's because so few have dug and illuminated with such verve, wit, fearlessness and emotional acuity.
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Rather, it should be seen as an occasion to indulge in the acuity of Rosenthal's eye, which is so fresh and discerning that it makes 40-year-old work feel necessary and new.
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The Moon in Gemini squares off with Neptune at 5:21 AM, bringing some confusion; however, communication planet Mercury and genius Uranus connect at 7:40 AM, boosting mental acuity and bringing surprising news.
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RICHARD GATHIGI, a Kenyan entrepreneur, has lived in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou since 20053, oiling the wheels and gears of the low end of globalisation with doses of human trust and acuity.
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Adelotypa annulifera gets away with it in part by developing red markings on the undersides of its winds that make it look like an ant, if you have the visual acuity of an ant.
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In the second quarter, Signify's LED sales fell 2%, mainly due to lower demand for components by other manufacturers of lighting systems, such as Acuity Brands, who are both competitors and customers of Signify.
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" Her biographers say the quality of her reasoning, her mental acuity, her stamina and her public engagement mean "there is no question that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg continues to 'do the job full steam.
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From her first volume, "Instead of a Letter" (21973), to her last, Ms. Athill was praised by critics for her luminous prose, gimlet social acuity and ability to convey a profound sense of place.
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But increasingly as he aged, Sacks turned his powers of observation on himself, probing his own experiences, disorders, passions and mental processes with the same wonder and acuity with which he studied his patients.
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I'm not sure I've ever read a memoir quite like this, one that spills its many dark secrets with so little self-pity, so much acuity and such a deliberate lack of authorial certitude.
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No matter your politics, Trump's first weeks in office have been a disaster, as his rush to action, lack of focus and absence of acuity have led him to calamitous missteps and conspiratorial misstatements.
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But elite athletics are defined by mental acuity — the highest-performing athletes are supernaturally quick visual learners, which manifests in being able to read the movement of their allies and opponents on the floor.
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Sterling K. Brown's performance as Randall Pearson on This Is Us has been widely praised for both the nuanced way the character is written, and the emotional acuity with which Brown brings that to life.
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If only because of his verbal acuity, high profile on social media and endorsements by such national Democratic celebrities as Bernie Sanders, Mr Perriello has made it a neck-and-neck race with Mr Northam.
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"Like last quarter, we carried a higher manufacturing cost structure into the quarter in anticipation of servicing a greater level of demand than occurred," said Acuity Brands President and CEO Vernon Nagel, in a statement.
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In the subsequent decades, the German-born Conceptualist has only sharpened his anti-establishment critique; his political integrity, formal acuity, and trenchant wit are on view in a sixty-year retrospective at the New Museum.
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She is a more persuasive sleep saleswoman precisely because she does not champion slumber solely as a mental-health aid—an enhancer of acuity and efficiency, and so forth—but as an end in itself.
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And because financial acuity often declines with age, childless singles can enroll in a service such as EverSafe, which monitors accounts for unusual spending and alerts the client or a trusted advocate of possible fraud.
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"59 out of the 60 trial participants (98%) found that SightPlus improved their visual acuity by an average of six lines on a sight test chart (31 EDTRS letters or 0.6 logMar)," says the startup.
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"We have experienced continued membership declines as a result of redeterminations, resulting in an overall increase in the acuity of our remaining membership," Centene CEO Michael Neidorff explained on his company's third-quarter earnings call Tuesday.
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A 60 fps screen is good for casual gaming, but your visual acuity will be outclassed by competitive players using 144Hz monitors, who can see more detail per frame, ultimately resulting in a smoother visual experience.
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My work—which I find fulfilling and usually motivating—requires focus and mental acuity, and I couldn't read or write more than a few sentences for the first two and a half weeks after my accident.
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If Acuity were allowed to build its desired 62 apartments, some say it would qualify as "a significant increase in residential floor area," which, as the new housing rules specify, is when they should take effect.
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A person with a visual acuity of 20/100 would have to be within 20 feet of a point of focus in order to see what a person with normal vision can see at 100 feet.
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"Our theory is based on NASA reports in which approximately 60% of astronauts on long-duration missions experience a degradation in visual acuity and approximately 40% of astronauts are classified as having VIIP syndrome," Roberts said.
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Another planet changes signs on June 6: Communication planet Mercury enters Gemini and activates the sector of your chart that rules your mind, sharpening your mental acuity and putting you in a busy, curious, talkative mood.
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Why it matters: While Biden's congressional record and moderate credentials are baked into his candidacy — and may be working to his benefit — his recurrent gaffes could invite questions about his mental acuity and fitness for office.
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Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley vigorously defended Donald Trump on Tuesday, pushing back against concerns about his mental acuity and fitness to serve and describing the president as "truthful" during her time in his administration.
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But he projects vigor belying his age on the trail, and has not been faced with questions regarding his stamina and mental acuity that have plagued former Vice President Joe Biden, who is two years younger.
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As recent elections around the world have focused peoples' attention on the intersection of art and politics with acuity, it is rewarding to encounter Mucha's fuller social-political-commercial-artistic spectrum here and place it under scrutiny.
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Admittedly, the acuity of these internal genre marks depends on their reference to external ideas about specific genre definitions, and the continual success of this strategy over time depends on said external genre definitions staying the same.
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Eventually, teams will figure out how to use it to gauge fielding with the same acuity they bring to other aspects of the game, which have been scrutinized since baseball's analytic revolution began in the late 2763s.
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A skyline registers with unusual acuity the history of boom-and-bust, and, with some allowance made for the delay in which buildings actually get completed, architectural fashions often swell and decline along with those same cycles.
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The subject looks a bit like Velázquez himself — he has the same mustache — but whether or not it's a self-portrait, the acuity of the skin tones and eyes make it a signal act of close observation.
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At the Drive East festival, he subordinated himself to tradition with touching humility — and yet the power of his jumps, the pliancy of his torso and the acuity of his rhythm gave it new and electrifying force.
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Past presidents are not known to have been tested for mental acuity while in office - including Ronald Reagan, who five years after leaving the White House in 1989 was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, an incurable, degenerative brain condition.
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"While City Planning had been very clear that this is not an M.I.H.-eligible project, we're hoping to come out of this in a way that is satisfying for everyone," Michele de Milly, a spokeswoman for Acuity, said.
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In "Grace," Ms. Deón explores, with psychological acuity and absolutely no mercy, what the institution did to slave women — specifically, how it deprived them of the most basic chance to love, delight in and protect their own children.
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After the war, exiled in Paris, he advocated for a free Poland and wrote two searing memoirs, but only in old age was he able to devote himself to his paintings, which Karpeles analyzes with acuity and grace.
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The University of Texas at Austin's Studio Art MFA program is a multidisciplinary environment resulting from the individual interests of our graduate students, an ecosystem that promotes intellectual curiosity, visual acuity and direct engagement with the larger world.
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You pride yourself on being smarter than all your friends, and today your mental acuity is extra sharp thanks to the Moon entering Aquarius this afternoon and lighting up the sector of your chart that rules the mind.
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I'm not prepared to take on the entire complex and beautiful history of abstract art, nor do I intend to list the many virtuous (and virtuosic) Black abstract artists who are representing our times with profound aesthetic acuity.
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Thirty-seven years ago, we gained the 'arts council' designation when New York City and New York State granted us the honor of administering grants in Brooklyn, demonstrating their faith in our expertise, acuity of vision, and leadership.
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While this is higher than the legally blind standard of 20/200 visual acuity, Comander said that most of the enrolled patients are considered legally blind, and those who are not have other significant deficits in their vision.
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They have also seized on a verbal flub — Biden referred to an "AR-14" rifle when he apparently meant to say AR-15 — as fuel for their attempts to cast doubt on the former vice president's mental acuity.
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Jackson also revealed the results of a cognitive test, which Trump insisted on taking when questions over his mental acuity arose after author Michael Wolff described an erratic and scattered President, citing accounts from former aides and others.
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A study by USF's Jennifer Bugos showed that after six months of taking piano lessons, people 60 to 85 years old demonstrated significant advances in executive functioning like planning and information processing, memory recall, and verbal acuity — language skills.
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On the face of it, the UFC's reported 20k/20k offer to Khalidov was derisory and didn't exactly offer the clarity of vision expected of a promotion which often purports to operate its business with 20/20 visual acuity.
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Johel's sorrows had not impeded the acuity of his legal mind, and this seemed to him a significant distinction, but both acolytes were agreed that the remedy to Johel's sorrows could be obtained, Ogoun and the good Lord willing.
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He pointed out that the study attempts to correct for things like poor visual acuity and fetuses spending much of their time asleep, as well as for the fact that they could not see what the fetuses are seeing.
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The achievement of the novelist Paul Scott, the author of "The Raj Quartet," was to tell this story largely from the British point of view, and to do so not merely without illusions, but with astonishing acuity and grace.
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In a venue where two Trump supporters questioned whether the president's slash-and-burn tone was necessary, Mr. Trump, 73, ridiculed Mr. Biden, 77, for a series of recent gaffes and insinuated that his rival's mental acuity was slipping.
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It is reasonable to conclude that senior Democrats are worried about Joe Biden's increasingly baffling speech patterns—or, put more honestly, the fact that he sounds like he is in the midst of a worrisome decline in mental acuity.
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Raised in a warm cocoon of liberal Northern California values, Maia has a highly developed emotional intelligence and interpersonal acuity, though she can sometimes sound like the type of eager teenager who is echoing the grown-ups around her.
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Colleagues said Professor Weitzman had grown increasingly despondent after being passed over for the Nobel Prize in economics last year and had left a note questioning whether he any longer had the mental acuity to contribute to his field.
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans speaks Acuity Brands (before the bell) Simply Good Foods (before the bell) KB Home (after the bell) PriceSmart (after the bell) Synnex (after the bell) — With reporting from CNBC's Michael Bloom and Yun Li.
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An ambitious museum show, reckoning with the place of photorealism within the larger history of painting, would be a welcome endeavor — and audiences who still see technical acuity as a principal marker of artistic accomplishment might lap it up.
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The initial integrations include (deep breath) Acuity, Atom Tickets, Booksy, ChowNow, Eatstreet, Eventbrite, Fandango, GrubHub, MyTime, OpenTable, Reserve, Restorando, Resy, SevenRooms, StyleSeat, Tock and Yelp Reservations, with plans to add Appointy, Genbook, LaFourchette, Mindbody, Schedulicity, SetMore, Shedul and Vagaro soon.
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To do that, Squarespace has been building its own products, but in this case, Casalena said it made more sense to just bring Acuity on-board, particularly because there's already an integration between Acuity's scheduling software and Squarespace's page-building tools.
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In freestyle chess, teams of capable human chess players working with one or more computer systems have consistently defeated both world-class computer programs and human grand masters — demonstrating the superiority of human strategic guidance working with a computer's tactical acuity.
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That reaction will include feelings of mental sharpness because the body is trying to determine when and where from it will get its next meal, according to Gaudiani, which could explain Dorsey's mention of increased mental acuity during the Greenfield interview.
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Acuity has already hinted that it might be willing to include five or six affordable units in the project to win Council approval, though that would be fewer than the 15 to 20 units required by the mandatory inclusionary housing program.
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In her first novel, "Fra Keeler," a psychological thriller about a man who buys a house and is obsessed with the circumstances of the previous owner's death, she showed similar acuity and dark wit; here, however, she immeasurably expands her terrain.
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The central question to us from the beginning is why, in America now, does it seem as if characteristics like verbal acuity, power, great wealth, charm and charisma stand in for real qualities of character, like kindness and selflessness and empathy?
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Expressing through conflict all manner of insight, they are thus less closely aligned with the grandeur of Puccini and Verdi than with Miller's moral acuity, Williams's poetry of human failure, Wilson's outsider fury and Albee's raised-eyebrow, zinger-filled existentialism.
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It hangs here, in one of the show's most cunning moves, across from a still from "The Rules of the Game" (1939), whose hunting sequence is both a landmark of technical acuity and a devastating portrayal of the French aristocracy.
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Never before have I felt with such acuity — except perhaps during the earlier testimony of Marie Yovanovitch, the former American ambassador to Ukraine — how the public service of dedicated patriots is under attack from Trump's diplomacy as an exercise in narcissism.
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According to the National Federation of the Blind, roughly 23 million Americans are blind or visually impaired, and about 2800 million of that number are legally blind, defined as central vision acuity of 220/2329 or less in the better eye.
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With the help of the High Acuity Wide-field K-band Imager (HAWK-I) infrared instrument mounted on the Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile, ESO researchers led by Holger Drass have produced an unprecedented glimpse of the nebula's glowing heart.
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Nursing homes in particular have embraced the clauses, which are often buried in complex contracts that are difficult to navigate, especially for elderly people with dwindling mental acuity or their relatives, who can be emotionally vulnerable when admitting a parent to a home.
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These expectations assume UHS will continue to outperform its peers, in terms of both volumes and commercial pricing due in large part to its strong market shares in favorable urban markets where volumes tend to be weighted toward a higher-acuity patient mix.
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" After consulting an ophthalmologist at her hospital, Kinney said it's more likely that "if the glasses belong to Austen," she might simply have been losing her eyesight, just as "most people begin to lose vision acuity in their late 30s/early 40s.
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Yet the equation changes when it comes to young people who are at very high risk of developing the disorder, because they are showing early signs — a sudden slippage in mental acuity and memory, or even internal "voices" that seem oddly real.
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A consortium comprising buyout groups KKR, CVC and Onex is expected to make an offer for the business, as well as peers Bain, Apollo, Blackstone and Chinese bidders, they said, adding that U.S.-based Acuity may show interest in parts of the unit.
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Fitch expects UHS to continue reporting volumes and pricing metrics that are among the best in the industry, due in large part to its strong market shares in favorable urban markets where volumes tend to be weighted toward a higher-acuity patient mix.
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And so the campaign has been fought on two levels: the happy, public-facing one marked by earnest policy debates; and the raw underground one where the candidates' physical appearances, age, health, mental acuity, temperament and level of corruption are all nakedly discussed.
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Reimbursing for medical direction, except in cases of complexity or acuity, which can and should continue to be reimbursed at 100 percent per practitioner, or teaching anesthesia residents or student nurse anesthetists is wasteful and only incentivizes inefficiency with no increase in safety.
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You're the genius of the zodiac (when you're not being the weirdo of the zodiac, of course), so today's entry of the Sun into Fire sign Aries, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules the mind, will boost your mental acuity.
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His acuity of mind and interest in everything — and belief that everything is connected, and that how we treat one another and the world we're in really matters — is on full display, and it feels like a breath of fresh, bracing air.
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Acuity, the real estate industry and even the chairman of the Planning Commission, Carl Weisbrod, have argued that the project is more of a rejiggering of the zoning than an enlargement, and thus it should not obligate the inclusion of affordable housing.
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But Ellis writes with insight and acuity in the present tense, just as he always has in the past tense, and in "American Dialogue" he draws connections between our history and our present reality with an authority that few other authors can muster.
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Throughout, one is struck by his command of the material and the acuity of his prose — he is unsparing in his condemnation of the elites who didn't see this coming, too absorbed in their own bubble, too confident of their smart strategies.
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He's questioned Brennan's mental acuity and called him a liar, a leaker and blamed him for having "detailed knowledge of the (phony) Dossier," a reference to the raw intelligence reports on Trump's alleged Russia ties by British former MI-6 officer Christopher Steele.
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The entourage accompanying HDL on the night I tracked their movements included local documentarian Stephen McGee and his assistant, and photographer Jon DeBoer, no doubt tapped for his penchant and acuity with Detroit-by-night photography (and responsible for some of the images herein).
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Just as the center of the human field of vision is focused on the retina's fovea, where visual acuity is highest, the foveal descriptor provides sharp detail for a small patch of the image, with the surrounding area shown as more of a blur.
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He blamed his three immediate predecessors, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, for failing to resolve the crisis and, a day after his doctor gave him a perfect score on a cognitive test, suggested he had the mental acuity to solve it.
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An April, KNG Health Consulting report found when compared to ambulatory surgical centers, HOPD patients were more likely to be dual eligible, from lower income areas, minorities, suffer higher acuity or burdened with more severe chronic conditions and more likely to be previously hospitalized.
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In an interview with Acuity Magazine in June, Zumwalt said that in addition to the primary duties of a treasurer, he was also in charge of Amazon's global insurance program for third-party suppliers and some internal "fintech initiatives," such as its currency converter app.
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Mercury enters Gemini today at 7:22 PM, heightening our mental acuity, and the Moon enters Air sign Libra at 8:33 PM, bringing an intellectual vibe to the evening, especially when the Moon and Mercury connect at 8:42 PM. All times EST.
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Signify's Chief Financial Officer Stephane Rougeot said his company, the world's largest lighting maker, has had a second-place position in the global professional lighting market and suffered from a lack of scale in North America where it competes with Acuity Brands Inc among others.
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A work of staggering honesty, the book chronicles with unsparing acuity the terror of a childhood sexual assault that Gay kept secret for decades; the refuge she sought in food; the armor she thought her weighty self would be, and the cage it became.
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Granted, the particular technology driving Face ID, for the time being, seems difficult to spoof without a fair amount of expensive equipment and buckets of technical acuity, but in the world of hacking exploits, all things crack with the application of enough time and pressure.
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Ginsburg's biographers, whom she worked with for "My Own Words," say that the quality of her reasoning, her mental acuity, her stamina and her public engagement mean that "there is no question that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg continues to 'do the job full steam.'"
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To that end, a recent study by Moorfields Eye Hospital found that almost 70% of users of the SightPlus prototype device reported that their visual acuity was enhanced to 0.2 logMAR or better, which I'm told is close to a normal level of vision.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's staunch defense of his own mental acuity this weekend all but ensured the questions mounting about his fitness will increase in the coming week, which is set to culminate Friday with his first known medical exam since taking office.
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Lothar Koenigs, who conducts with dramatic acuity, leads a revival starring, in the title role, the sympathetic soprano Susanna Phillips; she can seem mired as Musetta in endless runs of "La Bohème," but has the opportunity here for a new path at the Met.
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"He's someone who has the mental acuity and the energy and the fluency to be talking all day long and to pretty much always say what he meant to say, and to react to things spontaneously with some precision and eloquence and wit," said Bruni.
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As a player, Roberts had four seasons in which he personally equaled or surpassed his own players' bunt totals, and the very fact that this rookie manager has escaped the seductive lure of, "Just do it the way I did," speaks highly for his mental acuity.
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" An Acuity job posting for a "Customer Happiness Specialist" reads: "While I don't usually do this sort of thing, I figured it was time to 'put myself out there' and see if, just maybe, the right person might be reading on the other side of the screen.
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In a lot of ways, our acuity and ease with language is what defines us as humans… Tapping into that innate wiring is a crucial piece of what makes Dialect sticky, (emphasis hers) why it's so hard to forget those words after the game is over.
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Even while afflicted by a nervous system disorder that eventually caused his death, Mr. Lugar displayed his mental acuity and grace in one of his last public appearances, just after the conference, when Indiana University celebrated the donation of his personal and professional papers to the institution.
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That's a collection she has taken from her colleagues at Bridgewater Associates, the hedge fund where Ms. Selbst has worked since last fall, for a gambling guessing game she has introduced to the office on the arguable premise that it somehow might help sharpen their strategic acuity.
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According to Fast Company, the design firm used the history of optometry as a springboard for inspiration, leading them to the pioneering letter designs developed by Dutch eye doctor Hermann Snellen in 1862 for his Snellen chart, which used mathematical precision to zero in on a patient's visual acuity.
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So, we're working closely with the institution to make sure that they do everything they can with the time that we have to make sure that our people of color are showing up...Ultimately, we teach an emotional acuity, to pay attention and have empathy for human life.
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It would be easy to disregard Chris Coleman – missing training at Real Sociedad after going to a student night and missing a flight to Macedonia FYR after forgetting your passport are difficult gaffes to place a positive spin upon – but he has shown his tactical acuity with Wales.
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Their overarching philosophy, which can be seen in West Virginia's aggressive full-court defenses (which have earned the program the nickname Press Virginia) as well as their acuity at offensive rebounding, is deceptively simple: Give your team as many chances to score as possible, and your opponent as few.
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It includes, by way of plot, an account of a larcenous elephant haircut (for the repair of an elephant-hair bracelet) and the rescue, by sailors, of Miss Moore's flyaway hairpins on a roller coaster; but more important, it includes some lovely examples of Bishop's natural (and naturalist) acuity.
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There are, of course, sports where athletes age pretty predictably; a Yale economist who analyzed over 80 years of baseball players found that hitters are declining by age 29, which happens to be when visual acuity starts deteriorating, and worsen faster than runners and swimmers, but not by much.
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If one Mayo Clinic study was a bombshell, this 2015 Boston University study is a guided missile: It finds that aging players who began playing full-pads tackle football before age 12 "performed significantly worse" on tests of mental acuity than those who did not don helmets until after age 12.
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It sits on a cusp between specificity and extravagance, research and allegory, chronicle and riff, pierced by an acuity of vision that turns our looking-glass political sphere inside-out, exposing its elemental ludicrousness as an instrument of clarity and an artifact of mystifying beauty, because that's what art does.
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Ken Sarafian — a private investigator and ex-cop who has grim memories of his time serving in Vietnam and who recently lost a daughter to cancer — proves to be a particularly satisfying ally, with his psychological acuity, his sixth sense for deception, his dogged research skills and his Glock semiautomatic pistol.
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Sometimes that art took the form of direct social engagement: Souza and the painter K. H. Ara brought rare psychological acuity to paintings of beggars, while Ram Kumar's "Unemployed Graduates" (1956) depicts four young men in Western suits too big for their famished bodies, their bulging oyster eyes pleading for recognition.
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It's really cool to look at, but when it comes to super soldiers—the abilities that would make you move through and succeed in life, whether that's being tall, or having greater lung capacity, mental acuity, greater vision, all of these things, would be useful not just in war but in everyday life.
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"KOD," his fifth album, has the feel of a casual placeholder between bigger ideas — it has neither the grim purpose or intense emotional acuity of his 2016 LP "4 Your Eyez Only," nor the cohesion of the prior one, "2014 Forest Hills Drive," the record that set the terms for his new direction.
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But Wood points out that, in an era when literary learning was prized above visual acuity, the importance of the New Testament, which, with its "simple, vernacular style […] had special prestige because of its proximity to Christ," lent authority to an intuition that the simplicity of earlier times was superior to contemporary worldliness.
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The Manhattan borough president, Gale A. Brewer, as well as the local community board and civic and housing groups, argued the additional apartments should have obligated the developer, Acuity Capital Partners, to make at least one-quarter of the units in the condominium affordable, because the scope of the project was growing.
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" He believes in no God, describing himself, with acuity, as "an amiable, low-voltage atheist" and, in an absorbing chapter on religion, makes the case that "not only can conservatives be thoroughly secular, but that a secular understanding of cosmology and of humanity's place in the cosmos accords with a distinctively conservative sensibility.
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In Nigeria, the registers are often modest hardcover notebooks that mourners fill with cherished memories of the deceased: a colleague praises her acuity, a co-chorister rhapsodizes about that time he brought an audience to tears with his rendition of "Amazing Grace," a neighbor recalls how she helped him pay his hospital bills.
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Or they might tell us that brisk walking occurs at a pace that increases our heart rate until it reaches up to 70 percent of our heart rate maximum, a measurement that few of us fully understand or have the heart rate monitor and mathematical acuity needed to track and parse those percentages.
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Moreover, Aim Lab identifies weaknesses in a player's gameplay — one person might struggle with their visual acuity in the top-left quadrant of the screen, while another might have trouble spotting or aiming at targets on the bottom-right side of the screen — and allows gamers to focus in on their weaknesses to get better.
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What makes Kraus so powerful to her devout, eccentric readership is her intelligence, emotional acuity, and willingness to be challenging on the page: "I think the sheer fact of women talking, being, paradoxical, inexplicable, self-destructive but above all else public is the most revolutionary thing in the world," she writes in I Love Dick.
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" In the second chapter, Witt attends an orientation at OneTaste—an organization in San Francisco dedicated to the practice of orgasmic meditation (OM)—led by two expert practitioners, Alisha and Eli, whom Witt describes, with a droll acuity that is characteristic of her writing, as having the "human neutrality of an Apple store or IKEA.
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Solid Market Positioning: Voyage's IDR remains supported by its position as the largest independent provider of support to people with learning disabilities in the UK. Occupancy levels tend to be high at over 90%, with average lengths of stay of around eight years due to the high acuity, non-discretionary nature of the services it provides.
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"Joe Gould's Secret," published in The New Yorker in 1964 and then brought out the following year, along with "Professor Sea Gull," as a book, is one of the greatest pieces of nonfiction of the twentieth century, and in its psychological acuity and narrative mastery it stands alongside the works of Joseph Conrad and Henry James.
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Our motivations are generally far bolder than simply maintaining a deep love of hand sanitizer or needing to repeat-text when you're six minutes late: Gut-check the stereotype against the Virgos you couldn't live without on a personal level and see how fast hypersensitivity becomes acuity, uptight becomes self-control, and obsessive becomes precise, thorough, and organized.
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But even if we do feel that Melania Trump, as First Lady, will have a responsibility to be a public role model; even if we find that her assets pale in comparison to the poise and mental acuity of a Michelle Obama, the question remains: Does the fact that Melania showed her breasts in a magazine render her incapable of assuming that role?
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The newer novels—monologues of isolation and remembrance, narrated by women unable to escape the often disastrous influence of men—had frequent passages of lyricism and psychological acuity: few writers have taken the same care to describe the experience of consuming, unproductive agitation, of looking too many times in a hotel-room drawer to confirm that you've left nothing behind.
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What distinguishes St. Germain's book (which he wrote with Jon Sternfeld) is the perceptive acuity with which he narrates his personal journey through the "system," and explains how he was able, with the help of devoted adults—a driven pair of lawyers from Legal Aid, most of all, and the leaders of the exceptionally well-run group home where he turns 18—to skirt its usual outcomes.
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Though the book begins inauspiciously with stock portraits and lengthy exposition at the expense of robust dialogue — a problem common in narratives that rely too heavily on received history rather than authorial imagination — it improves markedly as the story advances to the present day, gaining heat and aesthetic acuity until, by the end, analogies are often striking and the emotion of the denouement well-earned.
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Julián Castro's attack on Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE's memory during Thursday night's Democratic presidential debate thrust questions about the former vice president's age and mental acuity into the spotlight, forcing his fellow 2020 rivals to weigh in.
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Around sunset on the second day of his seclusion in speechlessness, your correspondent realised that for all the equanimity offered by Buddhism, the psychological acuity of its founder's teachings and the hospitality of the Mingaladon monks, he would rather be in one of the cars he could hear passing by on Highway Number 3, wherever it was going, than inside the dhamma hall, where he was supposed to be meditating.
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