It assigns points values to food, then assigns each person a points total they are allowed to consume every day.
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Mann assigns these opposing groups two labels: "Wizards" and "Prophets".
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Accordingly, Fitch assigns the same IDRs to the group members.
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It even guesses the tempo, and assigns the notes accordingly.
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Lorraine assigns David Budd to his post as Julia's officer.
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The FiveThirtyEight model assigns that prospect an 8 percent chance.
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It is interpretation that assigns priority to one or another.
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The Trump administration merely assigns that fault to their parents.
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It then assigns a corresponding color to the scanned objects.
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Furthermore, it assigns to Congress the important duty of oversight.
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The Constitution plainly assigns the role of lawmaker to Congress.
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The firm assigns a 50 percent probability to that baseline scenario.
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Second, the algorithm that assigns rides to drivers is gender-blind.
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Exechange assigns departing executives a "push out" score from 26-10.
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To address that, Shinkin Support assigns two guardians for each customer.
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Fitch assigns the following rating: --3.05% subordinated debentures due 2028 'BBB+'.
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The ATP assigns points for each round won in a tournament.
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Mama thinks I've read every word of the books she assigns.
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At the SEC, the president only assigns the vacant commissioner seats.
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Wag is often referred to as "Uber for dogs," since it assigns on-demand walkers and sitters, similar to the way Uber's algorithm assigns drivers, though pet owners ultimately approve or decline the worker they're offered.
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The NTSB provides no analysis nor assigns any blame in Herzberg's death.
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When you listen to your first podcast, SHELDON assigns you a county.
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MOODY'S ASSIGNS FIRST-TIME A1 ISSUER RATING TO SAUDI ARAMCO; STABLE OUTLOOK
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The OECD assigns two-thirds of corporate debt to state-owned enterprises.
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Fitch assigns the following rating: Citibank, N.A. --Senior unsecured debt at 'A+'.
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You can draft a legal document that assigns someone else that task.
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She then pairs people up and assigns drop-off dates from there.
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That accusation assigns to Cyrus much more malevolence than she has shown.
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They're surviving, occasionally thriving, though the play helpfully assigns them assorted conflicts.
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The statistic assigns more weight to the players with more at-bats.
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She assigns you to investigate the question: Should swimmers worry about sharks?
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Check out this Twitter thread that assigns each note an astrological sign.
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Fitch assigns a one-notch benefit to the IFS ratings for ownership.
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It also assigns them at random in order to erase any human bias.
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The system assigns points to a private company for fulfilling each sustainable value.
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It assigns all their activity to a Facebook account if they have one.
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Even a fashion startup like Everlane assigns temperature indicators to its winter coats.
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The network assigns the same inherent value to a tweet and a reply.
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DOT assigns a value of $9.6 million per life saved in its analyses.
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The U.S. Constitution assigns responsibility for the nature of money to the Congress.
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The relative priority top leadership assigns to a given issue also is crucial.
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Now, the SSA uses a process that randomly creates and assigns new SSNs.
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Then, an editor assigns the most compelling stories to a mix of reporters.
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She assigns both the same 903 percent chance — using the principle of indifference.
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Congress assigns the Fed two goals: seek maximum employment and maintain stable prices.
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The site also assigns probabilities for candidates winning all 435 individual House races.
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The court will set the date when it assigns a wider panel of judges.
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Twitter assigns a unique ID number to each person when they join the network.
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The infants are "scored" on a scale that assigns numeric values to NAS symptoms.
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The U.S. Constitution assigns the chief justice the job of presiding over impeachment trials.
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Once the various devices are recognized, the system automatically assigns functions to different keys.
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It then assigns a score, up to 100, for each of these three categories.
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That's the designation he assigns to anyone who fails to genuflect in his presence.
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After all, what other starlet assigns fashion designers homework before she wears their clothes?
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The boss answers your question with a question or assigns blame to someone else.
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It allows them to showcase their opinions first and assigns them a greater weight.
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Gender roles are a social construct that assigns behavioral roles and rules to people.
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At first, he assigns the Africans his blatantly romantic classical nicknames (Apollo, Tristan, Hermes).
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In October, Biden said that Trump "assigns moral equivalence" to "dark forces" of hatred.
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It's about having sensible environmental and regulatory policy that properly assigns costs and benefits.
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It also assigns a good portion to the eventual payment of the debt services.
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His editor assigns him a short piece on Mister Rogers that changes his life.
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Or a statistical process assigns to a nonresponding household characteristics common to the neighborhood.
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When a school investigates and assigns responsibility, it does not put anyone in jail.
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Silver assigns just a 12.1 percent probability of the Republicans hanging on to the House.
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Erdogan has vilified Soros as "the famous Hungarian Jew ... who assigns people to divide nations".
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch assigns the following ratings: Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc.
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This measure assigns the same weight each additional stroke of improvement in a given tournament.
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"Neighbor assigns liability in the same way as a self-storage facility," the team says.
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ARKQ assigns 21 percent to software and IT services, and 103 percent to automotive industry.
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The app also assigns a score to each image as a measure of its quality.
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The labels Facebook assigns to its users help campaigns more precisely target a particular audience.
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HarrisX tallied up the responses using a program that assigns words positive or negative values.
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The ecommerce site automatically assigns your User ID, which is displayed to all trading partners.
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For American and European galleries that want to be admitted, Mr. Spiegler even assigns homework.
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Mr. Larson sometimes assigns homework, asking founders to conduct customer interviews and do market research.
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Govtrack, a website that monitors legislative actions, assigns an ideological score based on bill sponsorship.
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Unlike 13RW, The Politician never explains River's depression away or assigns it to concrete reasons.
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The company assigns content quotas to Sway House residents to ensure the team remains productive.
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The market also assigns a 40% chance of three cuts before the end of 2020.
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Moreover, she said, the town assigns children to schools with the space to accommodate them.
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The International Rescue Committee assigns refugees to work in gardens through its economic empowerment program.
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It assigns a numerical score, between 0 and 100, to each company and sector it covers.
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If he is in the minority, the most senior member of the majority assigns the opinion.
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Assigns 10-15 percent chance of a no-deal Brexit and has not changed that estimate.
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The company is best known for its points system that assigns different values to different foods.
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Yet much depends on the draw (the process that randomly assigns a judge to a case).
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As a precaution, Jorge still assigns one of the guards, Enrique, to follow the DEA everywhere.
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The government assigns them to Americans to monitor contributions to its pension and disability-benefits schemes.
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The amount is largely determined by the flood map for your area, which assigns risk zones.
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The GLAS then assigns a score to your home's air quality based on those three factors.
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Essentially, this assigns a part of your portfolio to long-term care if the need arises.
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The Constitution assigns certain powers to the executive, legislative and judicial branches of the federal government.
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"The audience assigns strengths and weaknesses to characters because of gender," he recently explained to me.
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Gendo orders the deletion of Shinji's pilot file, he re-assigns Rei to pilot Unit-01.
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And when he can't drive the family himself, Hipolito assigns other drivers to answer the call.
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Asset allocation also assigns risk within stocks and bonds, allocating a percentage to each asset class.
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It assigns a relative weight to each such issue based on the share of relevant words.
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But the moment Paige leaves, Claudia snaps into business mode and assigns Elizabeth a new target.
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A related contract, also reviewed by Reuters, assigns the database and payment app projects to ZTE.
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It assigns numerical scores to everything that happens to everyone, even when the ball isn't involved.
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Medicare still assigns stars by comparing a home to other facilities, essentially grading on a curve.
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Amazon assigns a unique email address to every Kindle device, including each app (desktop and mobile).
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It assigns Congress the power to declare war, while making the president the commander in chief.
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She assigns everyone responsibility for preparing or treating for a meal — and pitching in with cleanup.
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The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assigns personality types based on answers to a series of questions.
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Oliver Wyman, another large consulting firm, assigns new employees a "career adviser" when they start work.
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The test assigns each patient a score from 28 to 212 based on their risk of recurrence.
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Buster assigns them all songs to learn for the show and sets about drumming up an audience.
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A 1972 regime assigns liability for damage caused by a space object based on who launched it.
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It is a doctor that assigns this baby 'girl' or 'boy' based on the appearance of genitalia.
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In essence, this patent assigns tasks to a crew of workers in the field using a computer.
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Lunte assigns me a team and high-vis vests are handed out to differentiate between the sides.
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But what if Schumer assigns Bayh to the committee, not as the chair but a regular member?
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It then assigns you more of the missions that work, and fewer of the missions that don't.
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Silvio likes the idea but assigns the story to Brooke, an overachieving writer on the newspaper staff.
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This is especially true in an area like trade because the Constitution assigns principal responsibility to Congress.
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A manager assigns side projects not to overwork employees, but because she wants the best for them.
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Relatedly, the MBTI is a quiz that assigns its taker a four-letter acronym defining their personality.
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Kavala was directed by "the famous Hungarian Jew, Soros ... who assigns people to divide nations", he said.
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Whichever international body or country Russia assigns to manage enclaves may find itself accused of harboring terrorists.
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Uniquely among Division I conferences, the Ivy League assigns its automatic bid to its regular-season champion.
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The Electoral College assigns each state electors equal to its number of representatives and senators in Congress.
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The U.S. Constitution assigns the Senate the power to confirm the president's nominations to the Supreme Court.
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Most Americans know the MPAA as the organization that assigns ratings (like R or PG) to films.
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That's inconsistent with a constitutional system that assigns to Congress — not the president — the power to legislate.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch assigns the following rating: --EUR1 billion commercial paper program at 'F2.
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That's not only impossible, but it assigns blame to things that might be out of parents' control.
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So when his editor (Christine Lahti) assigns him a 400-word profile of Fred Rogers, he's outraged.
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Instead, they relied on Forbes magazine, which estimates billionaires' net worth and assigns them to specific states.
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Fitch also assigns a 'BBB-/RR1' rating to Ball's $3.9 billion secured credit facilities due February 2021.
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It assigns patients a risk score from zero to 1, and also compares them to other patients.
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Dr. Leader created a system that assigns a point value to each coffin based on its materials.
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It basically assigns character and capacity to people based on skin color, which is a ridiculous thing.
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In another, he assigns each glyph a color, creating glowing heatmaps that show which marks are most prevalent.
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No single prosecutor, judge, or jury should be able to accomplish what the Constitution assigns to the Congress.
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Facebook assigns members an "Ethnic Affinity" based on the pages and posts they have liked or engaged with.
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With Cat++, O' Murchú defines real cat characteristics and behaviors and assigns different dynamic visuals to user input.
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The fund assigns a 20 percent probability to a no-deal outcome, unchanged from its end-January forecast.
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Another analytical system, called Beware, assigns "threat scores" in real time to addresses as police respond to calls.
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It restricts visas for foreign reporters and assigns "translators" to those who visit, to monitor their every word.
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Homage itself assigns the right kind of caregiver based on the demand of seniors themselves, or their families.
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Forbes, which assigns different values to Musk's other assets and holdings, pegs the CEO's fortunes at $15.1 billion.
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The app also assigns an "aesthetic score" to each image to help you pick out your best shots.
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As a firm of 12 people, HTG Investment Advisors often assigns a different advisor to parents and children.
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All we have so far is a list ofbooks related to lovePoe mentions she assigns in the course.
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Right now MSCI's broadest index — the MSCI All-Country World Index — assigns China a roughly 3 percent weighting.
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Nathan Schiller Brooklyn, N.Y. Osnos implicitly assigns Zuckerberg the unenviable job of sole moral governor for Facebook's users.
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It's from the very staff and people our Constitution assigns to oversee the Justice Department and the FBI.
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Republicans control the Senate, which the U.S. Constitution assigns responsibility for confirming a president's nomination to the court.
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Decide the 4 Ps. Create an overall strategy that assigns weights to each part of the Promotion Mix.
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The UNHCR vets them and assigns each to signatory countries for resettlement — a process that can take years.
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Ms. Hamill reteams with the director Eric Tucker and again assigns herself one of the choice roles: Becky.
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In Tottori, Mr. Chaen selects each artist and assigns each one a scene that he has sketched out.
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Randy made certain I knew his favorite Scripture, from the 5th chapter of Romans, which assigns joy to suffering.
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Fitch assigns the following rating: Banco Macro S.A. --Long Term Rating on Subordinated Medium Term Notes 'B-(EXP)'/'RR6'.
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Depending on what it finds, it assigns a priority to the X-ray and routes it to a radiologist.
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Facebook assigns people to the difficult task of scouring over 1.5 billion pages on its platform in multiple languages.
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He assigns monumental importance to the "Republic of Letters" but offers frustratingly little detail on how it actually worked.
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Rippling assigns the computer, so it's able to remotely manage and observe the health and status of that computer.
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Facebook assigns members an "Ethnic Affinity" based on pages and posts they have liked or engaged with on Facebook.
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When the brain assigns too little or too much weight to evidence pouring in from the senses, trouble occurs.
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MUFG Assigns 10 percent chance of a no-deal Brexit, lowering it slightly from 10-15 percent in January.
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Bodhi's risk team currently assigns just a 10 percent probability rate that OPEC will agree to more stringent reductions.
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Fitch therefore assigns a Recovery Rating of 'RR2' to the senior secured debt with recoveries between 70% and 90%.
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Moody's is indicatively scheduled to review the Baa3 rating and stable outlook it assigns South Africa later on Friday.
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Beware even assigns a "threat level" to individuals, though the method of assigning those levels is a company secret.
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Fitch assigns ratings to the series (as a programme rating) and not to the notes issued under the series.
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Because home and visiting teams often arrive at different entrances, Corrigan assigns crews to camp out at each location.
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That's why the Constitution assigns budgetary powers to the Congress rather than to the chief executive or the judiciary.
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After enrolling, users are presented with a dashboard that assigns them tasks and tracks their progress in the study.
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The Constitution assigns different but equally crucial roles to the 435-seat House of Representatives and 100-member Senate.
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When a segment of your DNA closely matches the data for that location, the company assigns you that ancestry.
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The airline assigns flights to pilots, but pilots can use the internal system to drop or trade flight assignments.
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It assigns each county a grade, which Unacast based (at least in part) on how much people are traveling.
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In Ivan Brunetti's "Wordplay," a schoolteacher assigns her class a homework assignment: to create a list of compound words.
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Insurers don't believe that the individual mandate is having anywhere near the effect that the C.B.O. assigns to it.
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The Gillibrand provision assigns price-setting responsibility for the public option to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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He notices which tiger stays up the longest on hind legs when they play, and assigns them that trick.
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First, Maine is one of just two states that assigns electoral college votes by congressional district, along with Nebraska.
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Walmart has said that it will reduce the hours it assigns workers to unloading boxes and mopping the floors.
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He assigns a coded number to each offensive action — a high pick, for example — and then strings several together.
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The president may decry globalism, but he assigns the United States no less global a role than his predecessors.
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The other is a high achiever who aces tests and thinks the homework her teacher assigns is too easy.
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Risk weighting is where a bank assigns a risk of losses to an asset, such as a derivative or loan.
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Aside from calculating the implementation burdens on government and private businesses, that process assigns a value to gains for society.
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Every grid architecture must have a "coordination framework" that assigns basic roles and responsibilities to various components of the system.
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The nature of that faith, which assigns sacred value to features of the landscape, poses a puzzle for the courts.
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For all the frivolity pop culture assigns to the word hypochondria, the experience of it is wildly intense and frightening.
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The cards are more secure than those with magnetic strips because the chip assigns a unique code to each transaction.
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Fitch assigns Seylan Bank a lower support-driven rating because it has a smaller market share compared with its peers.
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Other times, a teacher who assigns great books in class sparks a hunger for more big ideas and fine writing.
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The team leader assigns jobs, you do it (or you don't) and then someone from the losing team gets fired.
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WhatsApp relies on both Tenor and Giphy to provide GIFs to users, and randomly assigns users to either GIF database.
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When you claim ownership to your data, the company assigns you a title, a legal document and all that entails.
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The World Bank assigns this status to people who have daily incomes of $10-19703, enough to offer some security.
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Republican President Donald Trump, however, has expressed skepticism about designations and the council of regulatory heads that assigns the labels.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch assigns the following ratings to Misys, with a Stable Outlook: Tahoe Subco 1, Ltd.
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It's done through a relatively complex process that assigns "risk scores" to members based on their demographics and health conditions.
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Alongside the trucks will be new commanders, Anki's term for the in-game AI drivers it assigns to each vehicle.
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So when people enter a building, the system groups those with similar destinations and assigns them to the same elevator.
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Jimenez promised an update by year's end on the division, which Novartis assigns a remaining book value of $21 billion.
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He also assigns a $70 billion value to the company's growing subscription business and $55 billion for its advertising segment.
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SENSE assigns child services specialists, a counselor, a treatment provider and a home nurse to mothers with substance-exposed children.
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But the Age Discrimination in Employment Act assigns liability only to employers or employment agencies, like recruiters and advertising firms.
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Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Angola a score equivalent to a rating of 'B-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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Rosenblatt's model uses a series of inputs, think features like length, weight, color, and assigns each of them a weight.
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It assigns a 15 percent probability to Brexit being revoked and a 65 percent probability for a deal being passed.
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But the Age Discrimination in Employment Act assigns liability only to employers or employment agencies, like recruiters and advertising firms.
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The current scoring system assigns a specific number points for each element of skating, including jumps, spins and musical interpretation.
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Or suppose it assigns intellectual property rights for some technology to its Irish subsidiary, and pays that subsidiary inflated royalties.
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As in Judeobolshevism, cultural Marxism homogenizes vast groups of shadowy enemies and assigns them a secret design to upend society.
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What3Words divides the Earth into 3 meter x 3 meter squares and assigns each box a unique three-word address.
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What3Words divides the Earth into 3 meter x 3 meter squares and assigns each box a unique three-word address.
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Thanks to machine learning, it assigns a unique fingerprint on each device and warns you if there's any suspicious activity detected.
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It assigns an affinity score to artists, which is the algorithm's best guess of how central they are to your taste.
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With the robots, Walmart will reduce the hours it assigns workers to unloading boxes and mopping the floors in some stores.
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The regime calls them "handmaids," and assigns them to influential families, where the husbands ritually rape them as the wives watch.
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To do that, CNBC assigns a weight to each of the ten categories by analyzing every state's economic development marketing materials.
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The chances of victory EAGLE assigns to them, at 6.8% and 4.4%, are actually slightly below those seen in betting markets.
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Perspective reviews comments and assigns them a toxicity rating that reflects the likelihood that the comment is intended to be harmful.
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Using it assigns the Gremlin drone to a soldier of your choice, giving them a significant boost to their defense stat.
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According to its criteria, Fitch assigns no more that 5003% equity credit to securities with cumulative dividends that may be deferred.
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Kids even use the term "default" as a real-life putdown, referring to the generic clothes the video game assigns characters.
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For regular tasks, such as errands, Todoist remembers when you usually complete these tasks and assigns them to the same day.
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The U.S. Constitution specifically assigns the job of overseeing the census to Congress, limiting the authority of the president over it.
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It's important to note that there's no "rare scale" established by the game that assigns rarity values to these genetic sequences.
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One of the most important tasks the Constitution assigns to our presidents is the nomination of justices to the Supreme Court.
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The A.J.S. assigns teams of psychologists, investigators and lawyers to look into all homicides and to coax witnesses to give testimony.
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The publisher works with the author, and assigns an editor, maybe even a fact-checker, but the author takes the lead.
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When a bank receives a fraud claim or detects suspicious activity, it typically assigns an investigator to piece together what happened.
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American Express Membership Rewards, for example, generally assigns a $1 value to 100 points for the purchase of an airline ticket.
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Bennet assigns blame for the subsequent dysfunction to both parties, and calls his vote for that maneuver his biggest senatorial regret.
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The bureau assigns a nonwhite label to most people who are reported as having both white and minority ancestry, he said.
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The environmental performance index assigns the ranking based on 10 categories, including air and water quality, biodiversity and climate and energy.
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Bored by Sam's high-concept script, GLOW's slightly creepy, rich-kid benefactor, Bash (Chris Lowell), assigns new characters based on stereotypes.
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The ASCE also assigns a letter grade to each component of America's infrastructure, from levees and dams to bridges and roads.
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Where a bank has a Long-Term IDR of 'B+' or below, Fitch usually assigns an RR to the entity's issues.
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Modern Love Recently, Joe and I were watching a "Black Mirror" episode in which technology assigns relationship expiry dates to couples.
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But once he has, a hospital that accommodates his request and assigns employees on that basis is effectively instituting his bias.
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Where a bank has a Long-Term IDR of 'B+' or below, Fitch usually assigns a RR to the entity's issues.
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But once he has, a hospital that accommodates his request and assigns employees on that basis is effectively instituting his bias.
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"Airlines have perfect information on this because every time someone assigns themselves a seat, they know about it," Mr. Sorensen said.
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AHCA assigns each of these groups a state-by-state "cap" — determined by each state's historical funding patterns as of 2016.
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The bill, which assigns criminal charges to officers found responsible, now passes to the House for a vote with uncertain support.
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As of Friday morning, FiveThirtyEight's "classic" model assigns this a 19933 percent probability: hardly a certainty, but a very good shot.
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The chief public defender assigns her to defend a client named Ben (Rene Moran), who was imprisoned for killing his fiancée, Kim.
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Panos immediately assigns playboy Brent to attend to the wishes of special guest Natasha who is (we're told) an influencer from Dubai.
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Canada assesses immigrants on six selection factors, including fluency, education, experience and age, and then assigns a point value for each variable.
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But that has the air of semantics: CLASSICS itself assigns the same "remedies" as copyright infringement as punishment for the same crime.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch assigns the following ratings: --Junior subordinated debentures 'BB+' Fitch currently rates Viacom as follows: Viacom Inc.
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NASA assigns a flight surgeon to crewed missions to serve as a groud-based medical consultant for astronauts while they're in space.
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Project manager The project manager coordinates, documents, and assigns tasks for the project team and provides the team with direction and support.
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It assigns a low probability to a cancellation of Brexit but is almost equally uncertain of a second referendum or general election.
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The coders undertake challenges, test projects provided by companies looking to hire, and HackerRank grades their performance and assigns them a rank.
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Mr. Schultz said he was "involved in every detail of this opening," underscoring the sentimental and strategic importance he assigns to Italy.
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For additional details, see "Fitch Assigns First-Time Ratings of 'A+'/'F1' to IBM Credit LLC; Outlook Negative", dated July 28, 2017.
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Rather, it assigns each subscriber an antenna that — like a library card — can be used to obtain whatever broadcasts are freely available.
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It flags robocalls and spammers and assigns a "threat level" to give you an indication of how suspect the call might be.
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Fitch assigns a 50% equity content to this issue based on its Non-Financial Corporates Hybrid Treatment and Notching Criteria (see below).
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A computer randomly assigns her into one of four groups, determining how many vaccinations she will get over a 20-week period.
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The locker rooms have an old-school feel and include an attendant who assigns you a locker and hands you a key.
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For a $150 monthly fee, Future assigns personalized workout plans and a coach who tracks customers' fitness activity through an Apple Watch.
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In a statement, the attorneys said that the report "erroneously assigns responsibility" to McCabe for delaying an FBI review of former Rep.
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The Constitution gives the military a quarter of the seats in Parliament and assigns it the role of protecting the Constitution. Col.
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The archive of the grades that the NRA assigns to politicians reveals that the group considers McConnell's stance on guns as favorable.
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The former FBI chief said that every Fourth of July, his family assigns "parts" and reads the document aloud as a group.
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Instead of the offer having a code to scan, Rewards assigns the user a single personal QR code they can scan everywhere.
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Apple, for example, assigns the taxes from its California sales to its headquarters city, Cupertino, in exchange for a 35 percent kickback.
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It essentially takes civil, political and economic freedoms into account and assigns a bigger weighting to "freer" countries based on the criteria.
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Alkermes assigns sales representatives to judges who oversee drug courts, where addicts arrested on minor drug charges go through supervised treatment programs.
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To help the young man, Rodríguez had to get his alien number, or a-number — a tracking code D.H.S. assigns to noncitizens.
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Mr. Prieto, a Cuban drummer and MacArthur fellow, assigns a spry rhythmic identity to every member of his Sí o Sí Quartet.
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The Air Force is changing the way its special-warfare airmen enter basic training and how it assigns them to career fields.
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The company assigns credit limits to captains (its term for drivers on the platform) based on their driving history on the platform.
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It assigns the European Union country a BB+ rating, one notch below investment grade and lower than rival agencies Moody's and Fitch.
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The list assigns a number and grade letter to 29 businesses including Walmart, Trader Joe&aposs, McDonald&aposs, and Chick-fil-A.
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The president of the Entertainment Software Rating Board, which assigns ratings to video games, is listed as one of the meeting's participants.
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A congresswoman asked him about his plans to protect Article I of the Constitution, which assigns all federal lawmaking power to Congress.
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On Wednesday, the payment app Alipay launched a feature that assigns residents of Hangzhou a colored QR code representing their health status.
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Methodology: Storyful's analysis uses a proprietary methodology that assigns weightings to 9 distinct criteria commonly associated with dubious or bot-like activity.
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The case argues that a preset schedule that assigns bail amounts to crimes without considering the defendant's ability to pay is unconstitutional.
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From a logical standpoint, it makes no sense—it assigns animals a lower value just because they are of a different species.
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To calculate each company's score for diversity and inclusion, or D&I, Refinitiv's team assigns each metric with a number of possible points.
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That is, if you're cool with playing as the random avatar that the game assigns you, which, as previously mentioned, I am not.
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Soon after the initial vote, Chief Justice John Roberts, if he is in the majority, assigns the opinion or takes it for himself.
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Each replay involved players with a high Match Making Ranking (MMR)—the number Blizzard assigns to a player based on their skill level.
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And they're not innate, either — our brain assigns emotions in order to make sense of physical sensations like sweating or an elevated heartbeat.
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This assigns emotion to the scene: relaxation and wonder reminiscent of ASMR videos that have become a genre unto themselves in recent years.
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It assigns which groups are available in Salesforce, so it can manage the security of those accounts and who gets to use them.
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It assigns each story a personalized relevancy score that's different for each person that sees it, and puts the most relevant stories first.
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Equity Credit and Fitch Eligible Capital: Fitch no longer assigns equity credit to a bank's hybrid capital instruments, nor calculates Fitch Eligible Capital.
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Many Americans do not know that the federal government controls sugar production volumes and assigns quotas to individual private companies within the cartel.
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Truepic stores a version of the photo in its digital vault and assigns it a six-digit code and URL for retrieving it.
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Levy assigns his students exercises that ask them to become more mindful of their behavior and how it affects them when they're online.
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For example, the Department of Justice assigns prosecutors in each of its 93 US attorneys' offices to specialize in prosecuting child exploitation offenses.
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The Baseball Writers' Association of America, which established the Cy Young Award in 212, assigns two writers from each league city to vote.
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Hyatt has a program called My Hyatt Concierge that assigns an individual customer service representative to assist you with all of your needs.
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In a society that hastily assigns female athletes a plethora of stereotypes, rugby allows those athletes to challenge them in a nuanced way.
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One assigns him ownership of Lallybroch in exchange for troops; the other is a pact of neutrality with Colum and the MacKenzie clan.
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MN CovidSitters assigns each healthcare family a "pod" of two to three students to work out a schedule that works best for them.
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Levy assigns his students exercises that ask them to become more mindful of their behavior and how it affects them when they're online.
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If you're worried about someone tapping into that, Curl says the software assigns the device a unique identity that is difficult to spoof.
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Well, let me ask you about another related issue to this — about the way the government assigns contracts or doesn't to U.S. enterprises.
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"It's not enough to just do the school work that school assigns you and homework; you have to go beyond that, " said Lorenzen.
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Furthermore, the administration should make it clear that it assigns a strong priority to combatting foreign governments' actions that undermine American patent rights.
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Iterable assigns scores to consumers based on how engaged they are with the company, and suggests different messages depending on their engagement level.
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This historic ruling stems from challenges to India's controversial Aadhaar scheme — a government database that assigns a unique identification number to every Indian.
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Medicare assigns relative value units to the thousands of services that doctors provide, and these units largely determine how much physicians are paid.
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"It assigns this digital code to the person called the CNA, the Cota Nodal Address, we're the only people that do that," Pecora said.
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But there's a high possibility that the deal will be voted down — risk consultancy Eurasia Group assigns a 75 percent probability for that outcome.
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The methods have evolved over the years, but the company is best known for its points system that assigns different points to different foods.
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We end up chatting about her amazing immigration-related pro bono work, and she assigns me to one of her cases after our coffee.
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It assigns you a shifting score of affinity toward each of your friends that determines how frequently you see them in the News Feed.
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It assigns you an actual human trainer who builds personalized workout plans and messages you throughout the day to make sure you're doing them.
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When a new task comes in to Daivergent, the company splits that project into smaller tasks and then assigns those tasks to its workers.
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Towards the end of this part, the game assigns you to two powerful enemies to defeat—one to the left, one to the right.
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When your drawing teacher assigns 210 finals so you secretly write "you got me fucked up" in sign language on your final piece pic.twitter.
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First, the Motion Picture Association of America, which assigns movie ratings, could give an R rating to any movie with smoking or tobacco use.
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And the shortfalls vary widely from one state to another, according to the latest data from Moody's, which assigns credit ratings for state governments.
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It will also allow riders to build relationships with preferred drivers, as opposed to the matchmaking black box that assigns Uber drivers and riders.
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" Kavanaugh continued that, "In order to preserve individual liberty and ensure accountability, Article II of the Constitution assigns the executive power to the President.
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One common theory to explain the pay gap between men and women assigns blame to women themselves: Maybe they just aren't asking for raises.
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He almost certainly will lose again -- this time in the courts -- as the Constitution clearly assigns the power to appropriate money to the Congress.
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The Home Ranch near Steamboat Springs in northwestern Colorado assigns each member of the family (age 250 and up) a horse for the week.
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Zoom automatically assigns you a personal Meeting ID — but you may want to change this random assignment to a more recognizable set of numbers.
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After that, Collins assigns each of the three photographers around 30 families to visit and uses Google Maps to create easy routes for them.
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To rate the severity of symptoms they used a "disease activity score" that assigns a number based on the degree of swelling and pain.
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Naturally, I checked the significance of the number 27 in numerology, a spiritual practice that assigns meanings to numbers (my life path's a 6).
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Ms. Tajima takes audio recordings from factory floors, assigns colors to the sound data and then has the work woven on a Jacquard loom.
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That suggests the market either undervalues those businesses or assigns little to no value to Google's cash pile of $115 billion, net of debt.
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For example, a 2016 ProPublica investigation found crime-prediction software used across the U.S. assigns African-Americans a higher "risk score" than white defendants.
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After putting in your order a television screen above the pickup area assigns you one of 20 compartments (I was cubby #6 for example).
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Later, they find out that both of the two people to whom he assigns his estate—his stepfather and his re-married partner—are dead.
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The consistency of usage has held steady since launch—the average consumer walks and assigns the boost, on average, three to four times a week.
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Refugees begin a new life: If everything works out fine, the State Department assigns refugees to an NGO that helps them find work and housing.
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I have no idea what my desired brightness percentage is because the app, which you can see below, assigns brightness a number, not a percentage.
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However, the site's "Now-cast" projection of who would win the race if it was held today assigns a 54.9 percent to a Trump victory.
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But the guards make it one with their elaborate game of Fantasy Inmate, which assigns each of the prisoners' struggles a certain amount of points.
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"You'd never pull this patriarchal shit with Ben," she tells him, after he assigns her police protection as she continues her investigation at her apartment.
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It assigns different values for fatigue, for example, or, if a user can't perform a suggested exercise, that person is shown the next four exercises.
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It's a State Detection graphical user interface that identifies the location and status of each port (seen above) and assigns alphanumeric codes for easy identification.
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It deprives liberty without bond for immigrants with prior crimes, and assigns many individuals to the harsh conditions associated with unnecessary and even wrongful detention.
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In the U.K., for example, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) assigns alphanumeric ratings similar to those of the MPAA, but with younger thresholds.
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The app automatically creates a line and assigns a stop (just like a bus stop), and you'll have to wait for your ride over there.
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The challenge mode assigns the beasts and weapons a monetary value, then asks the player to spend that amount fighting off a pack of beasts.
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The White House Communications Agency assigns code names to White House candidates and family members, not the Secret Service, according to the Charlotte News Observer.
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The tool monitors conversations happening in a forum in real time and assigns the comments a score relating to how "toxic" it considers the comment.
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Thanks to the sexual scripts society assigns people, men often feel like they have to "prove themselves through symbolically masculine achievements," the study's authors write.
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The text of the letter doesn't actually commit to appointing a special prosecutor, but instead assigns prosecutors to investigate whether appointing one would be appropriate.
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Under Mr. Pelletier's oversight, the center compiles a periodic report that assigns each state a letter grade, based on its commitment to financial literacy instruction.
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Camp OUTdoors in Phoenix, which was founded in 2008 and will serve about 250 L.G.B.T.Q. kids this summer, assigns all cabins based on age only.
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We're all babies and then someone looks at what's between our legs and assigns us a sex, then a gender identity is placed on top.
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For instance, Kershaw assigns a pivotal role to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in transforming Germany from a Continental menace to an anchor of stability and prosperity.
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FiveThirtyEight, which assigns points for endorsements based on their prominence, awarded Warren 103 points—the second most in the primary, behind Biden, who has 586.
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Since the virus hit, Tencent has rolled out a feature in its popular WeChat messaging app that assigns health ratings to people via QR code.
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The $272,33 to $23,23 total deposit becomes nonrefundable once Tesla assigns the customer a vehicle identification number, typically within a few days of their order.
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Mr. Chang is a close observer of the ways society assigns high status to the food of some cultures and devalues the cooking of others.
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She gives each instrument a certain section of the lace pattern, and considering the proportions and complexities of patterns, assigns notes and beats to stitches.
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The insurer assigns a dollar value to the living benefit, but be aware that this isn't hard cash that you can take with you right away.
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Students for Fair Admissions claims Harvard routinely assigns lower scores to Asian-American in ratings that puts them at a major disadvantage compared to white students.
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The designation is one of the lowest that the Fed assigns and had not been made public before The Wall Street Journal reported it on Thursday.
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It involves Matt Harvey, Hurricane Harvey, Sports Illustrated, Gematria—an alphanumeric cipher that assigns a numeric value to words and phrases—and Charlie Morton's pitch count.
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It assigns a valuation to Uber of $82.4 billion, significantly less than the valuation of up to $120 billion that its investment bankers predicted last year.
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This FinScore index assigns users a rate of between 0 and 900 points, based on analyzing more than 160 variables, including via accessing users' financial history.
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Fitch also assigns equity credit to the GBP2000 million subordinated shareholder loan issued by Redhill Famco Limited, deducting that from debt and adding it to equity.
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In particular, people have spotted a striking similarity between these blank cups and the default profile picture Twitter assigns users who have not uploaded one yet.
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We could not do the job the Constitution assigns to us if we didn't — to use one of Justice Antonin Scalia's favorite expressions — 'get over it!
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The video, made by the Toronto-based group SYSTEM Sounds, assigns bell sounds to asteroid impacts that left lunar craters larger than 10 kilometers in diameter.
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Then the group elects a leader for the day who takes attendance and assigns duties – such as ensuring street lights work, collecting garbage or cleaning waterways.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Japan a score equivalent to an 'A+' rating on the long-term foreign-currency IDR scale.
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I am also dreading the crowds, the heat and the logistics, and especially the minder whom the Saudi Ministry of Information assigns to follow journalists everywhere.
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As editor and publisher, he is The Gazette's jack-of-all-trades: He sells ads, pays the bills, edits and assigns articles, and empties the trash.
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Oxford Economics assigns a 40 percent probability to Kevin Warsh as the next U.S. Federal Reserve Chair, a candidate increasingly perceived as hawkish by the markets.
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It was that, when Donegan looked at the list again after work, she could see hundreds of those "weirdly obscure" animals Google assigns to unnamed users.
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" That sounds like a veiled reference to China's evolving social credit system, which monitors people's behavior through their online activity and assigns them a "citizen score.
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A Fed watch tool by CME assigns a 18% probability of a U.S. rate cut next week and a 68% probability of a cut in July.
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The board is made up of a rotating group of parents and they watch movies and each person assigns a rating immediately after and … then what?
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The index is based on reports from expatriate correspondents in each country, and assigns a score to each of the 24 countries based on various factors.
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In some cases, the bank reported a bonus of 500 points as $500, which assigns a value of $10993 per point — much higher than is typical.
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Fitbit's $150 Charge 2 wristband has a "Breathe" function and assigns you a Fitness Cardio Score (or VO2 max) based on your activity levels and heart rate.
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The media mogul and Weight Watchers stakeholder carefully follows the healthy eating program, which assigns points to food based on calorie, sugar, saturated fat and protein totals.
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They say Google pays women in California less than men who perform similar work, and assigns female workers jobs that are less likely to lead to promotions.
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NEW FED TR uses a meal plan that assigns each individual a certain number of choices or 'exchanges' from each food group for every meal and snack.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Peru a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the LT FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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The model assigns scores to foods based on the amount of specific nutrients they contain, with the ban essentially applying to products above a certain score threshold.
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A few years later, my editor at Bankrate, a personal finance website I write for, assigns a story about settling tax debt for pennies on the dollar.
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For Williamson's rookie contract though, that is determined by the NBA's rookie pay scale, which assigns salary slots for each draft pick based on where they're selected.
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The remainder of the cases involves a manual ticketing system that assigns work to an attorney or contracts manager, who can approve documents and amend as needed.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Croatia score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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Sorrentino assigns him a hackneyed backstory: He is the way he is because his libertine parents abandoned him at a Catholic orphanage with Sister Mary (Diane Keaton).
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You are in it already without being asked, without any exit offered, like the color we share, which this country assigns to us before we are born.
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Even with the help of UEFA, which assigns a venue director to each stadium that will be used in the Champions League, the workload has been intense.
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Neuberger Berman has evaluated ESG factors for more than 20 years and assigns scores to issuers that it invests in based on management quality and governance framework.
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They claim Google pays women in California less than men who perform similar work, and assigns female workers jobs that are less likely to lead to promotions.
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A trial that randomly assigns some men to ADT and others to different therapies would be needed to see if the hormones directly cause dementia, they write.
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But the boast conveys the importance that Beijing assigns the "sharing economy" in helping China make the leap from a manufacturing-based to a service-oriented economy.
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It may be easier to recount the onset of the attack than what happened before or after, because the brain assigns less emotional significance to those events.
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The term p-hacking brings together a constellation of behaviors that methodologists have long recognized as undesirable, assigns them a name, and identifies their consequence, he adds.
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ROBO has 89 holdings, including all of the holdings in BOTZ, but assigns but much smaller weights to them due to its equal weighing approach for stocks.
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The Police Department assigns trained officers to balloons and has seven wind-monitoring devices, called anemometers, to measure gusts along the route and guide the parade accordingly.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Kenya a score equivalent to a rating of 'B+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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"Today, Congress willfully shirks this responsibility, and permits — and indeed often encourages — the executive branch to do work the Constitution assigns to the legislature," the position paper said.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Peru a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Sweden a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Serbia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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Delta Air Lines, American Airlines – The two airlines were rated "positive" in new coverage at Susquehanna Financial, which also assigns "neutral" ratings to United Continental and Southwest Airlines.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Luxembourg a score equivalent to a rating of 'AAA' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Estonia a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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If cancer is found, the pathologists assigns it a stage, ranging from 53 to 25, with stage 228 being a cancer that has likely spread throughout the body.
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In the title game, his passer rating, 21, barely exceeded the 22013 rating the N.F.L. formula assigns when every pass a quarterback throws clangs to the ground incomplete.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Kenya a score equivalent to a rating of B+ on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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They did so using a statistical technique called structural-equation modelling, which examines the relationship between a diverse set of variables and assigns a weight to each one.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Uganda a score equivalent to a rating of 'B' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Morocco a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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Fitch assigns IDRs but no VR to each of VB-Verbund's individual member banks in line with its criteria for rating banking structures backed by mutual support schemes.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Switzerland a score equivalent to a rating of 'AAA' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Slovakia a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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He assigns out most of them, specifying who should bring white wine and who should bring red so they don't end up having 25 bottles of one thing.
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The most basic difference is that sex is something a doctor assigns a person when they're born, while gender is how a person experiences and/or presents themself.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Nigeria a score equivalent to a rating of 'B+' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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Typically when NASA assigns contractors to design big pieces of hardware, the agency has a lot of control over the design and oversees much of the production process.
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"There is significant work involved in being a patient," says Victor Montori, a doctor at the Mayo Clinic whose research focuses on the work health care assigns patients.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Lithuania a score equivalent to a rating of 'A-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Hungary a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Spain a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Chile a score equivalent to a rating of 'A' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Peru a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Ireland a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Iceland a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Guatemala a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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To help the new hires transition even after boot camp, PwC assigns battle buddies, a former veteran already working for the company who can provide advice and guidance.
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Cohan says that when she teaches undergrad classes on gender and psychology, she assigns students icebreakers to get them talking about how the issue has impacted their lives.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Slovenia a score equivalent to a rating of 'A' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Slovakia a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Malta a score equivalent to a rating of AA- on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Lesotho a score equivalent to a rating of 'B' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Gabon a score equivalent to a rating of 'B+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Belarus a score equivalent to a rating of 'B+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Iceland a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Bulgaria a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Denmark a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Malta a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Turkey a score equivalent to a rating of BBB on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Austria a score equivalent to a rating of AA on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Tunisia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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The Clean Power Plan requires existing power plants to decrease carbon dioxide emissions and assigns each state a reduction target, with some latitude in deciding how to comply.
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Now 40 or so officially approved music and dance troupes must stick to a schedule that assigns them a space with sound monitors and sound barriers, participants said.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Lebanon a score equivalent to a rating of B on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Germany a score equivalent to a rating of 'AAA' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Panama a score equivalent to a rating of BBB on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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While Smugglers Run puts riders in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon and assigns them one of three roles — pilot, engineer or gunner — to execute a daring mission.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Estonia a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Poland a score equivalent to a rating of 'A' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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This year, her team launched their inaugural BlendScore report, an audit of 161 tech companies that assigns a numerical score based on their equity in the hiring process.
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FaceReader scans more than 500 points on the human face and assigns an expression based on eight "basic" emotions: happy, angry, sad, scared, surprised, disgusted, contemptuous, or neutral.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Ethiopia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns China a score equivalent to a rating of A+ on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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But it is Article I of the Constitution that assigns Congress the power to declare war, raise revenues through taxation, and support an army and maintain a navy.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Serbia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Ireland a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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A referee assigns Alice a row and tells her to enter a 0 or a 1 in each box so that the digits sum to an odd number.
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The F.C.C. also only assigns the frequency for the N.F.L.'s use inside the stadium and its surrounding area, but outside that radius other users can inadvertently interfere.
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That system measures a company on social and environmental metrics as they relate to its business and employees, and then assigns a score from 0 to 200 points.
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A noted advocate for women and children, Matilda is the founder of Mentoring USA, a program which assigns students mentors to help curb the student drop-out rate.
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Callimachi: And the second thing is, he properly identifies the crime that ISIS assigns to this group, and he's using the correct theological terms to refer to them.
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According to a 2012 article on NPR's website, the organization assigns citizens points for certain characteristics, such as membership on anti-abortion lists or an interest in Nascar.
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Under the new model, DoorDash assigns a minimum it will pay for each order based on factors like time, distance, and desirability instead of a flat $1 fee.
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A vestige of the planned economy, the hukou system assigns each Chinese citizen a jurisdiction of residence that determines their access to education and other social welfare services.
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Freelancers worry about getting paid, but the minute a customer signs onto our platform and assigns a job, payment is held in an escrow account for the freelancer.
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The Times , which rents a suite at the Hilton, posts security guards outside, and assigns a team to spend the next three months reading through the collected documents.
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The Constitution assigns the Senate, and only the Senate, with the task of advising the President on his nominee and consenting to the nomination if the circumstances merit.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Romania a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Macedonia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Kazakhstan a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns France a score equivalent to a rating of AA on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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Details of how the Police Department assigns its 403,000 officers are closely held and constantly in flux, and the public has minimal information on how personnel are allocated.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Belgium a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Bahrain a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Colombia a score equivalent to a rating of BBB- on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Bahrain a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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When Alex's boss (an entertainingly smarmy Tim Heidecker) assigns him to a ceremony at a seaside Mexican vacation spot, Alex recruits Justin to assist, despite Justin's complete inexperience.
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Instead we need to imagine a kind of politics that still assigns a value to private life and new forms of belonging that do not revolve around work.
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He assigns her to the National Security Council staff, hoping she'll be a more forceful "office wife" to the president than Condoleezza Rice, the new secretary of state.
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She uses the platform Bakpax that can read students' handwriting and auto-grade schoolwork, and she assigns lectures for students to watch online while they are at home.
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After he assigns straw men to your views, he enthusiastically attempts to knock them down with a theatrically earnest re-litigation of what you've missed about his brilliance.
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"A lot of the time is spent talking through things as the writers are testing," said Marguerite Preston, the kitchen editor at Wirecutter who oversees and assigns guides.
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Harvard assigns freshmen to houses at random, and while it's technically permitted for upper-class students to switch houses or live off campus, both are fairly strongly discouraged.
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With Elph, users simply sign up with an email and password, says Malhotra; Elph then handles account management across apps based on the unique ID that it assigns them.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns San Marino a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Greece a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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It assigns the active ingredient of the drug a generic name, which must be cleared and reviewed by the International Nonproprietary Name program run by the World Health Organization.
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Rating agency Moody's has said it is reviewing the Baa2 credit rating it assigns South Africa, two notches above junk, a process that could take 30 to 90 days.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Cameroon a score equivalent to a rating of 'B' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Qatar a score equivalent to a rating of AA- on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Belgium a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns RAK a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB+' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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Amnon Shashua, the CEO of sensor-maker Mobileye and now a senior VP at Intel, says he has come up with a formula that assigns blame in AV crashes.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Qatar a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns South Africa a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns India a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-term foreign-currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Estonia a score equivalent to a rating of AA- on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Kenya a score equivalent to a rating of 'B+' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Spain a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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Our Congressional Scorecard is an all-encompassing database that assigns a letter grade "A" through "F" to members of Congress based on their marijuana-related comments and voting records.
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With this launch, Google is also releasing its new "Your Match" scores, which assigns a numeric rating to each restaurant or bar, depending on your previous choices and ratings.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Ukraine a score equivalent to a rating of 'CCC' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Argentina a score equivalent to a rating of 'B' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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The shake-up assigns the Windows user experience to one of Microsoft's most colorful figures, a reflection of the fact that Windows remains a crucial part of Microsoft's finances.
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Uber takes this one step further and assigns an automatic amount that you need not ever consider, a very significant part of what makes the service feel so seamless.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Oman a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Morocco a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Finland a score equivalent to a rating of AA+ on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Cote d'Ivoire a score equivalent to a rating of 'B-' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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" DeGuerin said Californian authorities "must request his presence, which will be more easily accomplished if the federal Bureau of Prisons assigns him to a federal prison near Los Angeles.
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This is a standard that assigns numbers and a corresponding description to the characters of the world's alphabets, as well as to many more things such as mathematical symbols.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Namibia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB+' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Bulgaria a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Lithuania a score equivalent to a rating of 'A' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Egypt a score equivalent to a rating of 'B' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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ROBO is the more diverse of the two, with a portfolio that has more than 20.75 securities, and one that assigns weights to its underlying holdings much more evenly.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Japan a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Mongolia a score equivalent to a rating of 'B-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Kuwait a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL AND QUALITATIVE OVERLAY Fitch's proprietary Sovereign Rating Model (SRM) assigns Israel a score equivalent to an 'A+' rating on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns the UK a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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But conservation is an action that expresses tenderness toward and assigns value to things that otherwise would signify nothing; a Post-it note, a grubby old letter, a drawing.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Indonesia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Finland a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Oman a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Czech Republic a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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So Roberts often assigns him the opinion to ensure that he stays with that fivesome and is not dissuaded by the reasoning of a justice further to the right.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Taiwan a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA' on the Long-term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Rwanda a score equivalent to a rating of 'B+' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns El Salvador a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB' on the Long-Term FC IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) AND QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Pakistan a score equivalent to a rating of 'B+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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Unlike other message boards on the site, the politics board assigns a user a flag and an ID code to make posts by the same user easier to track.
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Fitbit is also introducing new sleep-oriented features, such as Sleep Score, which as its name implies assigns a score to users based on the quality of their sleep.
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Note to Editors: Fitch assigns national scale IMQRs to asset management companies operating in countries where, for some rating factors, a comparison with international standards may not be applicable.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Malaysia a score equivalent to a rating of 'A-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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This is an interpretation buttressed by the alternative for invoking Section 2808 of Title 10, which consists of a "declaration of war" that the Constitution assigns to Congress alone.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Bolivia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB' on the Long-term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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The U.S. Constitution assigns Congress the power over funding the federal government, so Trump would likely face legal challenges if he tried to bypass Congress on financing the wall.
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Similar to peer products used by other companies, Castle also assigns a "risk score" to each individual anonymized user, with different degrees of events raising or lowering that score.
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Travel website The Points Guy assigns values (in cents) to the major loyalty currencies — it's worth checking the valuations out if you don't have a specific number in mind.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Thailand a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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That means Colonel Nance will weigh them along with other evidence presented by both sides at the sentencing hearing, though how much weight he assigns them is anyone's guess.
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The Philippine agency also assigns names to tropical depressions, which are not named internationally, because even though they are less powerful than typhoons, they can still cause significant damage.
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The system limits dairy, poultry and egg production and assigns them quotas, and protects farmers from import competition by imposing tariffs of up to 300 percent on some products.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Italy a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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The CME Group's FedWatch Tool now assigns a zero percent chance that the Fed holds back on lowering borrowing costs at its two-day meeting concluding on March 18.
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In other words, the party assigns 1.4 billion people into each grid cell, which has a leader, several grid supervisors and grid police responsible for everything in the cell.
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Looking at all this info is enlightening, if a bit harsh: it assigns your skin scores and a "skin age" — mine was a year older than I currently am.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Singapore a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Germany a score equivalent to a rating of 'AAA' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Indonesia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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The U.S. Constitution assigns Congress the power over funding the federal government, so Trump would likely face legal challenges if he tried to bypass Congress on financing the wall.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Hong Kong a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Zambia a score equivalent to a rating of 'B-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LTFC) IDR scale.
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There are women all over Laymon's work: in his books and his essays, in the list of writers and thinkers he recommends, in the reading he assigns in his class.
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Using the most current data available from the U.K. Foreign & Commonwealth Office, the site assigns each country in the world a color that corresponds to its relative safety for tourists.
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It's an insidious and pervasive way of thinking about body size that assigns a moral virtue to some types of bodies (namely smaller) and types of food, but not others.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns the Dominican Republic a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB+' on the Long-term FC IDR scale.
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Rippling integrates with a bunch of major services on the back-end and automatically assigns those accounts to new employees, and also helps managers set up payroll in several states.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns the Netherlands a score equivalent to a rating of 'AAA' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Namibia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (FC) IDR scale.
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In the performance, she wears an apron as she explains, from A to Z, how to use a series of kitchenware—but assigns each piece awkward, untraditional, often violent uses.
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For Banese, Fitch only assigns a National Rating, which had its Outlook revised to Stable due to the substantial improvement of the bank's profitability metrics in 2016 and early 13.
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Annalise assigns Michaela (Aja Naomi King) to be first chair, but she takes her off the case after Oliver discovers Toby has withdrawn thousands of dollars from his bank account.
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On this basis, Fitch assigns the same Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) to the group members and uses GCC's Viability Rating (VR) from which BCC's subordinated debt rating is notched down.
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What you need is a psychic sorting hat that assigns new information to Gryffindor ("urgent"), Hufflepuff ("nice stuff") Ravenclaw ("meh"), or Slytherin ("don't even bother") before you can get overwhelmed.
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The Cook Political Report assigns each of the 2100 House districts a Partisan Voting Index (PVI) score that seeks to compare how each seat performs politically against every other seat.
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Unlike Rotten Tomatoes, which determines if a review is "fresh" (red tomato) or "rotten" (splattered green tomato) and assigns a percentage score, Lit Hub uses an A-F grading system.
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The study looks at three factors — familiarity, quality and purchase consideration — and assigns scores to each to create an equity rating for each brand, in this case, about 90 restaurants.
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This fall, if Adam Boggus' English teacher assigns him to write an essay about what he did during his summer vacation, the Belen, New Mexico, teen says he'll be ready.
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The contract assigns budgets for each month, between $120-150 a month, and includes stipulations for special occasions when the budget can be broken, like Comic Cons and special conventions.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns South Africa a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY Fitch's proprietary sovereign rating model (SRM) assigns Egypt a score equivalent to a rating of 'B' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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Billed as an eco-volunteer cruise, the trip assigns 50 passengers to pick up ocean garbage in the remote Svalbard archipelago, while the other 0003 take part in an excursion.
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The "ad preferences" page sometimes assigns political affinities and "multicultural affinities" for users, meaning an assessment of the political or cultural groups that Facebook believes they engage with most frequently.
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That's because Apple assigns specific colors to certain spending categories, like food and drink, entertainment, and transportation, among others, and your transactions are reflected in the image of your card.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY) Fitch's proprietary sovereign rating model (SRM) assigns Macao a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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Investors are also awaiting a review of South Africa's credit rating by Moody's, the only major agency that still assigns it investment-grade status, at the end of this month.
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The tracklisting, which assigns each of the letters from the title to a corresponding song, is novel in its minimalism—an aesthetic that has always been important to Lissvik's work.
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It's almost stubborn in its insistence on being exclusive and unique—it's only available in print runs of 1,000 copies, and rather than accepting submissions it assigns "homework" to contributors.
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Yet just 18% of nurses believe their nurse-to-patient ratios — or the number of patients a hospital assigns them — are safe, according to a 2019 survey of Illinois nurses.
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User data is "securely and privately stored" using a randomized identifier that it assigns to a user's phone, the company said, and that identifier is not linked with personal information.
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To help borrowers like these, the settlement assigns extra credit to Credit Suisse when it forgives enough principal on a loan to put the borrower in a positive equity position.
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The viral filter game works by a person staring at the camera while the filter randomly assigns you a person/object/meme etc, with this version specific to "Friends" characters.
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Elected leaders were also working on measures seeking information from the department about how it assigns detectives and about the precinct-by-precinct rate at which it solves violent crimes.
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Supporting them is the government's "grid management" system, which divides the country into tiny sections and assigns people to watch over each, ensuring a tight grip over a large population.
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That relationship can affect the trajectory of your career since your boss assigns projects, advocates for you (or not), and of course, has the power to promote or fire you.
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I use Credit Sesame, which creates a report card for your credit score and assigns grades for each category, so you can see where you're thriving and where you're struggling.
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The mailer assigns the voter and his neighbors an A through F score based on voting records and warns that a "follow-up notice may be issued" following the Iowa caucuses.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Norway a score equivalent to a rating of 'AAA' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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Mandated by the Indian government, 1.17 billion people are in the system, which assigns 12-digit codes linked to iris scans and fingerprints to everyone living and working in the country.
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Delta Air Lines (DAL) and American Airlines Group (AAL) were rated "positive" in new coverage at Susquehanna Financial, which also assigns "neutral" ratings to United Continental (UAL) and Southwest Airlines (LUV).
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As part of its certification review, the FAA assigns a "failure condition" to each system, which is basically a guess as to what would happen if that system were to break.
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However, the decrease could come even sooner than that — the tool assigns a 51% probability of a move lower in September and a nearly 42% chance of two cuts by January.
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In tongue-in-cheek answers, Madeleine Holden assigns a Critique My Dick Pic-style review and grade for artists' photographs of male nudes, ranging from the late 19th century to today.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Ireland a score equivalent to a rating of 'AA' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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By weighted on-base average (wOBA), a metric that assigns value to all offensive events in proportion to their contribution to run scoring, Mr Stanton's 20173 campaign is his best yet.
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From there, the AI begins to calculate theoretical options, a massive tree of branching possibilities that it assigns probabilities to in order to determine what the most likely outcome will be.
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Note to Editors: Fitch assigns national scale Asset Manager Ratings to asset management companies operating in countries where, for some rating factors, a comparison with international standards may not be applicable.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Iceland a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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Most of the time, you don't need to worry about other people looking over your phone, but when the game assigns a secret objective to one player, it's time to cower.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY Fitch's proprietary sovereign rating model (SRM) assigns Sri Lanka a score equivalent to a rating of 'BB-' on the Long-term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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In the film, Moore assigns blame for Trump's victory to widespread assumptions that Clinton would win, vested interests, and U.S. media that prioritized the big audiences Trump drew to television programming.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Colombia a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Kazakhstan a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB-' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Ras Al Khaimah a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB+' on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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To wit, says the suit, Google pays women at all levels of the company less than men, as well as assigns them lower job tiers with less opportunity for upward mobility.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Cameroon a score equivalent to a rating of 'B' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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According to Ars, the software intelligently analyzes each SDR video frame-by-frame and then assigns it a "lighting style" an appropriate profile that basically adjusts the picture's lightness and contrast.
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"Beneath the Wheel" assigns many of Hesse's own experiences to Hans Giebenrath, a gifted boy who is emotionally destroyed by the pressure of studying to get into a Maulbronn-like school.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL AND QUALITATIVE OVERLAY Fitch's proprietary Sovereign Rating Model (SRM) assigns Hong Kong a score equivalent to a rating of AA+ on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR scale.
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Here's how it works: The algorithm scans consumers' social media posts and then assigns a "flavor sentiment, like sweet, sour, spicy, salty or bitter to each post," the press release explains.
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The Justice Department rarely assigns its lawyers to serve as local prosecutors, and only in cases in which they can provide expertise in areas that the federal government views as significant.
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The score, which assigns to the instrument all the melodic panache of an opera singer, was discovered in 1996 inside the upholstery of a chair in the composer's hometown, Busseto, Italy.
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"You'd never pull this patriarchal shit with Ben," she tells her editor, Mitchell Ellison (Geoffrey Cantor), after he assigns her police protection as she investigates the Punisher's case at her apartment.
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And SocialDataHub's main product — a system that assigns scores to Russian citizens based on their social-media profiles for insurers and banks — required permission from the users it rates, he said.
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The Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, which assigns letter grades to each state based on their strictness, grades each of those five states at a B+ level or higher.
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For just as long, veteran diplomats have pointed out that tinkering with the department's organization chart is the kind of necessary but thankless duty that a secretary usually assigns an assistant.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns Israel a score equivalent to a rating of 'A+' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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Quarterly, Riihimaki sits down with her YouTube partner manager — a point person YouTube assigns to check in with top creators — to talk about what&aposs been working and what hasn&apost.
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There's CliftonStrengths, owned by Gallup, which tells you your five best professional qualities; there's Insights Discovery, which assigns you a color and an associated workplace archetype like coordinator, inspirer or observer.
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Will you agree — right now — to make no further claims ever to the West Bank and not build another settlement ever outside the areas that the Trump plan assigns to Israel?
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For context, Mr. Dunlap referred to a scene from "Foreign Correspondent," Alfred Hitchcock's 1940 spy thriller, in which a newspaper editor assigns a crime reporter to cover the crisis in Europe.
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When people are charged with a crime in most cities and states, the court assigns them a money bail that they can pay to get out of jail before their trial.
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In the film, Moore assigns blame for Trump's victory to widespread assumptions that Clinton would win, vested interests, and U.S. media that prioritized the big audiences Trump drew to television programming.
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The script clearly establishes what's at stake and assigns a timeline: Negan's got the alliance's compound surrounded, and they've got three minutes to surrender before the rocket-propelled grenades start flying.
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Then, using his own assessment of race based on the provided biographical information and photograph, he also assigns them one of five "ancestry" categories: European, African, American Hispanic, Asian, or unknown.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, additional information that Equifax may have lost includes tax identification numbers (which the Internal Revenue Service sometimes assigns in lieu of an SSN) and email addresses.
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The test, called Oncotype DX, evaluates a panel of genes to predict the risk of a recurrence over 10 years and assigns each patient a score based on their risk of recurrence.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns South Africa a score equivalent to a rating of 'BBB' on the Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LT FC) IDR scale.
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The Su-27, commonly known as Flanker — the code name given to it by NATO, which assigns one to every piece of Russian military hardware — is the backbone of Russia's air force.
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Losing patience, Kuroda said last month the bank would buy 300 billion yen ($2.5 billion) a year of ETFs, in addition to 3 trillion yen it already assigns each year to ETFs.
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The LDO architecture is a "maximum DSO" or "total DSO" model, in that it assigns substantial new roles and responsibilities to DSOs, well beyond those assigned to them by the current system.
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One suggested solution is for the European Central Bank to decrease a bank's Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) requirement - a minimum capital level it assigns each bank - when its provisions rise.
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The ads we hear when we turn on the radio are the result of a system that assigns listenership to specific radio channels, which experts say can be inaccurate and error-prone.
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It assigns EU nations targets for slashing greenhouse gas emissions ranging from zero to 40 percent to achieve the bloc's overall goal of at least 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030.
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It assigns a fixed amino-acid meaning to each of the 64 different three-letter words (such as ACT or CTG), known as "codons", that can be made using DNA's four bases.
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It assigns people one of 16 personality types based on how they measure themselves against four criteria — it's the test where you can find out if you're an ESTJ or an ISTP.
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In zeroing, the department typically assigns a value of zero any time a producer's export price is above that producer's normal home market price, partly to account for freight and customs charges.
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Its aim is to "support a paradigm shift in the global response to climate change" and it assigns resources to climate resilient and low emission projects and programs in the developing world.
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It assigns EU nations targets for slashing greenhouse gas emissions ranging from zero to 40 percent to achieve the bloc's overall goal of at least 40 percent below 23 levels by 2030.
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Developed by real estate platform Spacious, the tool assigns various neighborhoods in Hong Kong a "tipping point," referring to the number of years before rental costs exceed the cost of buying property.
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Note to Editors: Fitch assigns national scale Investment Management Quality Ratings to asset management companies operating in countries where, for some rating factors, a comparison with international standards may not be applicable.
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It assigns a greater chance that something highly unusual will happen, while ours thinks that the course of this election will look pretty much like the ones that have come before it.
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Losing patience, Kuroda said last month the bank would buy 26783 billion yen ($2.5 billion) a year of ETFs, in addition to 3 trillion yen it already assigns each year to ETFs.
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Data from IHS Markit shows that the credit default swaps market assigns Venezuela a 92 percent default probability in the next five years but only 42 percent in the next six months.
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It was offensive, violent and, most importantly, rated "M" for a mature audience by the Entertainment Software Rating Board, the self-regulatory organization that assigns age and content ratings to video games.
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The scoreboard is an interactive map that assigns letter grades to every state and county in America based on how well Unacast's data analysis infers that its residents are practicing social distancing.
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Freedom House, a US-based pro-democracy think tank, releases an annual report that analyzes the amount of internet freedom in countries around the world, and assigns a score to each country.
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It set up a hotline for members to report harassment and now assigns separate staff members to represent each side in member-on-member disputes (a procedure Actors' Equity has long used).
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The program, Police Now, recruits university graduates and assigns them for two years in the country's most troubled areas, where they walk the streets and provide a public face for the police.
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Goldman Sachs, for example, expects recent developments indicate a softer outcome such as a lengthy extension or a second referendum and assigns a low 15 percent probability to a "no-deal" Brexit.
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That progress reflects an opening up of a society that no longer experiences the birth of a disabled child as an unmitigated tragedy, that no longer assigns chronic sorrow to the parents.
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"Billions" isn't a exactly comedy, but the psychology it assigns to these two Masters-of-the-Universe types emphasizes the absurd gulf between their intellectual capacity and their raw, bone-stupid masculinity.
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The score that Rotten Tomatoes assigns to a film corresponds to the percentage of critics who've judged the film to be "fresh," meaning their opinion of it is more positive than negative.
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As the reviews of a given film accumulate, the Rotten Tomatoes score measures the percentage that are more positive than negative, and assigns an overall fresh or rotten rating to the movie.
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What are the aural equivalents of a human face or a human leg — sounds or sound elements so essential the brain assigns a bit of gray matter to the task of detecting them?
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The EU assigns member nations targets for slashing greenhouse gas emissions ranging from zero to 40 percent to achieve the bloc's overall goal of at least 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030.
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Get used to this: Iowa, like most states, assigns a chunk of pledged delegates to the winners of the statewide vote, and its other chunks according to the margins in each congressional district.
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Previously relying solely on human editors, Wikipedia's new Objective Revision Evaluation Service (ORES) automatically identifies problematic or inaccurate edits to articles and assigns them quality scores, helping editors catch them quickly and easily.
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The reality is that America's public schools are segregated based largely on income as a result of a system that assigns students to schools based on district boundaries, coupled with gross funding disparities.
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Read more: Jussie Smollett and the case for due process in the court of public opinionDuVernay and her series assigns blame to "Reid for being the proponent of coercive tactics," the lawsuit said.
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The index assigns each country a score between one and five, where one is the most peaceful and five is the least, based on 23 indicators ranging from homicide levels to weapons imports.
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One person close to Mr. Xiao said his true wealth was many multiples more than the $5.8 billion in assets that the Shanghai-based Hurun Report, which tracks China's wealthy, assigns to him.
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The agency currently assigns seven inspectors at various points along the slaughter and evisceration lines at the largest pork plants, who look at, examine and sniff carcasses for signs of disease and contamination.
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The agency currently assigns seven inspectors at various points along the slaughter and evisceration lines at the largest pork plants, who look at, examine and sniff carcasses for signs of disease and contamination.
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The U.S. Constitution specifically assigns the job of overseeing the census to Congress, limiting the authority of the president over it, which could complicate an effort to add the question via presidential missive.
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The fed funds futures market currently assigns no chance of a rate hike at this month's Federal Open Market Committee meeting, and only a 46.5 percent chance for one by the end of 2016.
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Terminal value can take two paths: assuming that a company will continue to have a normalized growth rate even after its best years are over, or it assigns a takeout price for the firm.
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A photographer named Franco in a multicolored romper and mirrored shades — who is either a strong candidate for Bachelor 2018 or Sacha Baron Cohen — assigns each of the women a different character to play.
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Leslie, is gearing up to publicly launch SuperPhone, his platform that assigns people a number and lets them organize contacts, filter chats by topics or tags, and directly speak to people via text message.
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While president Nicolás Maduro has acknowledged the hunger crisis, he continues to reject international aid and assigns blame to countries like the United States that he believes are thwarting Venezuela's recovery through economic means.
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Cogito, a startup, has designed AI-enhanced software that listens to customer-service calls and assigns an "empathy score" based on how compassionate agents are and how fast and how capably they settle complaints.
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SOVEREIGN RATING MODEL (SRM) and QUALITATIVE OVERLAY (QO) Fitch's proprietary SRM assigns the Republic of Congo a score equivalent to a rating of 'CCC' or below on the Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR scale.
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"We think the article basically referred to a hard-landing scenario, for which our economist only assigns 2015 percent probability in 2017-19," China bank analysts at Deutsche Bank said in a note Thursday.
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The market now assigns a 54 percent chance to a July hike, a 7 percentage point increase from Tuesday and 21 percentage points higher than a month ago, according to the CME's FedWatch tracker.
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Language to repeal the Durbin Amendment, which assigns a limit to card swipe fees and the payment of those fees to the banks, has survived until now, but comments from the committee's chairman, Rep.
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Written by Lesley Karsten and Stephen Wadsworth, it assigns the part of Piazzolla to a woman — Ms. Karsten — in a twist that plays on the quicksilver exchanges between male and female partners in tango.
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The brain assigns a higher "value" to images than written words on a "to-do" list, says Swart, and the more you look at those images, the more those images move up in importance.
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The process begins with Olivia Douchez, the première, or chief, of a 40-person flou atelier, who works with her three seconds to make the pattern and then assigns it to a master seamstress.
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The system assigns each eligible tract in every state an "investment score," which measures commercial, small-business and housing lending activity on a scale of 1 to 10 based on the need for investment.
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Facebook, which assigns the updated term "multicultural affinity" to certain users based on their interests and activities on the site, no longer allows it to be used in ads for housing, employment or credit.
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The company assigns age and geo-targeting — filters available in TikTok's self-serve ad tool — when it's running in-feed ads to ensure it's reaching adults who live in the states where it operates.
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The prison opened in 1975 and, according to its website, it receives, assesses, classifies and assigns all male offenders age 17 and above in the state who are sentenced to 91 days or more.
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On Wednesday, Alipay, the payment app operated by Alibaba's financial division Ant Financial, released a feature in collaboration with the government that assigns a colored QR code representing the health of residents in Hangzhou.
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It assigns power to declare war to Congress, but as commander-in-chief, the president has significant unilateral authority over military operations already underway, which is to say, he can end them at will.
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For the United States, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) assigns a capacity factor of 90 percent for nuclear power plants, 60 to 70 percent for coal plants and 30 percent for wind facilities.
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Leland Orser (currently excelling in "Berlin Station" on Epix) plays a newspaper editor who assigns stories from his bar stool, which reads as a cliché here even if it sometimes happens in real life.
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So, when the paper's curmudgeonly publisher (Garry Marshall) assigns her a huge investigative feature requiring her to go undercover as a senior in high school, it seems like she might finally be on her way.
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"When a developer develops on SpatialOS, they don't manage their own servers — they build on SpatialOS, and SpatialOS then assigns the compute required in the most effective way across servers in the cloud," he said.
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The constitution assigns the power of impeachment to the House of Representatives, which may rebuke a president by a simple majority, as it did to Andrew Johnson in 1868 and to Bill Clinton in 1998.
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The central bank's MPA is a formal evaluation that assigns a score to each bank based on parameters believed to include asset quality, capital adequacy, the proportion of liquid assets and the stability of funding.
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Known as the Joint Committee on Taxation, or JCT, the nonpartisan panel assigns "dynamic scores" to major tax bills in Congress, based on economic models, to forecast a bill's ultimate impact on the federal budget.
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The report assigns the United States a perfect cybersecurity score, although the Nuclear Regulatory Commission does not require nuclear fuel production facilities, some possessing bomb-usable materials, to have comprehensive programs to protect against cyberattack.
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Tax Justice Network's model assigns each country an index value, calculating this using its share of global cross-border investment, combined with an assessment of characteristics such as the number of tax loopholes it offers.
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Its tragedy is that the institutions and practices that Katyal and others want to defend may already be too vandalized—too "politicized," as they might say—to play the role this political stance assigns them.
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Fitch expects the revised approach to the assignment of its sovereign ratings to have no impact on existing ratings or Outlooks as it essentially captures the way that the agency currently assigns its sovereign ratings.
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Books assigned: "The Basics of Bitcoins and Blockchains: An Introduction to Cryptocurrencies and the Technology that Powers Them" by Antony Lewis Lewis' book is one Kahai assigns in his course on e-business at Binghamton.
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That will require a change in the present system, which assigns that role to a plurality of primary-election voters, who in many states may include those who have not even registered as party supporters.
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Above-Average Senior Secured Notes Recoveries: Fitch assigns a 'B+' instrument rating to the senior secured debt, one notch above the IDR, to reflect our expectation of above-average recovery in our hypothetical default analysis.
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Riyadh has long endured international censure over the guardianship system that assigns each women a male relative - a father, brother, husband or son - whose approval was needed for various big decisions throughout a woman's life.
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Coming precisely at the point where Bach's text assigns responsibility for Jesus' death to all humans, as sinners, not specifically to "the Jews," as John himself liked to say, this was a lovely, thoughtful touch.
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One reason car leases tend to be so inflexible is that the deal is a three-party contract: The dealer signs the lease with the customer, and then assigns the contract to a leasing company.
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Riffing on Vanity Fair's "Hollywood Issue," Ms. Alba assigns artists literary names that describe their philosophy, sensibility or reputation — "The Alchemist," for example, or "The Oracle" — and photographs them in environments reflective of their art.
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Facebook, which assigns the updated term "multicultural affinity" to certain users based on their interests and activities on the site, no longer allows that classification to be used in ads for housing, employment or credit.
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"No single prosecutor, judge, or jury should be able to accomplish what the Constitution assigns to the Congress," he wrote, adding that an impeached former president was "still subject" to criminal prosecution after leaving office.
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It's developed a "health score": a number between 0 and 1,000 its assigns to users which increases and decreases in close to real-time according to changes in their bodily health, mental health, and lifestyle.
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While acknowledging the Constitution assigns Congress alone the power to declare war, Mattis and Tillerson refused to concede any deficiency in the legal coverage offered by the current authorizations for use of military force (AUMFs).
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To help people stick to their program, the company assigns them to online support groups that meet regularly, and it pairs them with personal health coaches who counsel them through private messages and phone calls.
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Now, I'm talking about the reality of Reagan, not the Republicans' legend, which assigns all blame for the early-1980s recession to Jimmy Carter and all credit for the subsequent recovery to the sainted Ronald.
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I think the nature of these political arguments is that where one assigns blame is, I think, partly shaped by your own prior opinions, and your own understanding of the way that the economy works.
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King, who was on the Agriculture and Judiciary committees, was removed from the positions by the Republican Steering Committee, the congressional group that assigns lawmakers their committee roles, Republican officials said to The New York Times.
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People of Earth assigns a skeptical journalist (Wyatt Cenac) to profile a support group for people who say they've been abducted by aliens, and, much to his surprise, they turn out to be telling the truth.
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Keeping the Senate proceedings "civil and orderly"—a task that the constitution assigns to the chief justice—may be a struggle, says Laurence Tribe, a Harvard law professor and co-author of "To End a Presidency".
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Junior officers and cadets go through training that routinely assigns them more to do than they can feasibly accomplish with available time and resources, forcing them to learn how to make tough choices and triage priorities.
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The system assigns a unique identity number to Indian citizens, linked to their biometric data, and has been used to help reduce fraud and improve efficiency in getting government benefits to those in need, backers say.
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Their findings are important because, under the health law, services that the task force assigns an "A" or "B" grade must generally be covered by health plans, including Medicare, without charging consumers anything out of pocket.
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