The cost would also be capped at $30 per sensor.
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Payouts to consumers will be capped at $20,000 per person.
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Current rules dictate broadcasters to be capped at 39 percent.
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That distribution deal is to be capped at 20 years.
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It said the takeover would be capped at two years.
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Total enrollment will be capped at 30,000 students in 2022.
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Uber's current fundraising round will be capped at $2.1 billion.
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The SPO wants party donations to be capped at 20,000 euros.
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Spending will be capped during the period immediately before the referendum.
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Under the conference plan, that deduction would be capped at $10,000.
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That increase would now be capped at 2 percent per year.
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Others would have to pay something, though it would be capped.
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But he said any gains on risk-aversion would be capped.
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"The dollar index could be capped at levels around 91.00," Ino said.
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Total enrollment, for example, will be capped at 30,000 students in 2022.
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In the first year, however, that number will be capped at 25,000.
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In the first year, however, that number will be capped at 2900,220006.
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Additional borrowing would be capped by limits written into the national budget.
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Under that option, students' monthly payments would be capped at 12.5 percent.
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In the first year, however, that number will be capped at 28500,6900.
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In the first year, however, that number will be capped at 2628,28503.
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Higher frame rates will still be capped off at 75 frames per second.
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Therefore, SCB AG's IDRs are likely to be capped by those of Santander.
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So the second debate, like the first, will be capped at 228 candidates.
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The upside seems to be capped at $1,280 and downside limited at $1,225.
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The proposal did not specify at what level federal loans would be capped.
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Attendance will be capped and probably at 100,000 or less, maybe way less.
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For larger families, deductibles could be capped at double the per-person level.
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And if it was more than $0003,2000, it would be capped at $22020,220.
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If your tax liability is above $1,200, it would be capped at $1,200.
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It's possible the benefit could be capped for anyone making more than $75,000.
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Credits would be capped at one-quarter of taxes paid on repatriated earnings.
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Damages would be capped at $15,000 for each work infringed, and $30,000 in total.
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If Josh Hawley has his way, this figure will be capped at 30 minutes.
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Itemized deductions would be capped at $100,000 for single filers and $200,000 for MFJ.
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But company requests must be capped, so that the EPA's priorities always take precedence.
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Second, all administrative expenses should be capped at a fixed percentage of operations costs.
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Its GPU, with custom AMD RDNA 20133 architecture, will be capped at 22013 teraflops.
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That percentage would start low, rise incrementally with the student's income and be capped.
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Payments also will be capped per person or legal enterprise at a combined $125,53.
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Prices would be capped at 33 times their cost in certain other developed countries.
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Prices of the oilseed could be capped by the arrival of a bumper Brazilian harvest.
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Tax rates on capital gains would be capped at the current rate of 20 percent.
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Speeds for devices sharing your phone's data connection will be capped at a paltry 600kbps.
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This segment of compensation may be capped as high as $425 million, the FTC said.
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Under the program, your monthly bills will be capped at a portion of your earnings.
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The loans would be capped at either $10 million or the average of monthly payments.
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For those who make more, their payments would be capped at 7 percent of income.
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It will be capped at 20 candidates, but it is unlikely that many will qualify.
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Payments will be capped at $511 a day, roughly what someone making $133,0003 earns annually.
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From now on ordinary Argentines' purchases of dollars will be capped at $10,000 a month.
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The spending on such a program would be capped when the economy reaches full employment.
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Engagement parties will be capped at 100 guests, and penalties can be imposed on violators.
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The block grant would be capped per beneficiary, regardless of how much a state spends.
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Premiums would be capped at 5 percent of income, lower than the other public options.
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NLFI said fees would be capped at 4.5 million euros shared between all the syndicate banks.
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The stretch will be capped with the last Democratic debate between Clinton and Sanders in Brooklyn.
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As a result, Gartman believes that oil's supply concerns mean the commodity's price will be capped.
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Itemized deductions would be capped at $6.23,000 for single filers and $200,000 for married joint filers.
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Imports would be capped at about 4 million tonnes, they said, based on available world supplies.
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Even if more citizens needed funds, the amount of federal funds they received would be capped.
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The deduction would be capped at the average cost of care for the state of residence.
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The potential for prices to rise in the coming months could be "capped by oversupply," Watkins said.
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He added that further sustained gains may be capped until the path for monetary policy is clearer.
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Per-person spending on disabled people, elderly people, parents, and other categories of beneficiaries will be capped.
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Neumann's ability to tender his shares will be capped at $970 million, one of the sources added.
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Gazprom expects its average annual investment until 2035 to be capped at 1 trillion rubles ($13 billion).
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Itemized deductions would be capped at $2000,20163 for single filers and $22016,25 for married couples filing jointly.
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Once the fund grows to $100 million, the cash-kickback will be capped and shared with buyers.
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The premiums would be capped at no more than 8 percent of individuals' or households' monthly income.
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These must be tied to conditionality, be capped in terms of size and be repaid in full.
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Even so, Etihad's stake will be capped at 49 percent given foreign ownership rules in Indian airlines.
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Under this proposal, tax free contributions to these expanded 529s would be capped at $10,000 per year.
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The kicker: State and local income taxes paid would be capped at $10,000 as an itemized deduction.
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"Further rise will be capped by still-deteriorating corporate profit," said Ma Tao, strategist at Caitong Securities.
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The deduction would be capped at the average cost of childcare for someone of the child's age.
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The treaty calls for deployable nuclear warheads and bombs to be capped at no more than 1167,550.
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Gina Raimondo has said gatherings in her state should be capped at no more than 25 people.
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No. The number of vehicles in the city will be capped at its current level — around 100,000.
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This will be capped at A$7,000 ($4,13) per quarter and run until the end of September.
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And no matter how large a family is, the benefit calculation would be capped at six people.
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Uber would not comment on whether it expects these vehicles to be capped by existing city regulations.
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They seem to be capped at about three years of added life for people who run regularly.
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After that date, expansion would end and Medicaid funding would be capped on a per-person basis.
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Payments will be capped at AU$150,000 ($113,000), with previously received compensation being deducted from any new amount.
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The visit will be capped by an EU-Africa summit in Abidjan, when migration will top the agenda.
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The day will be capped off with a lavish state banquet, with about 170 guests reportedly in attendance.
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Coal-fired power capacity across the country will be capped at 1,100 gigawatts by 2020, the NEA said.
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The tax credits will be capped at $5 billion and would be matched dollar-for-dollar in contributions.
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Non-defense appropriations would be capped at $20113 billion in fiscal 2020, up from $605 billion this year.
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After that date, the expansion would end and Medicaid funding would be capped on a per-person basis.
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Ethereum's fatal flaw as a bet on upside is that the amount of ETH will not be capped.
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In addition, classes in grades 21.8 and lower will be capped at 34 to 103 students, UTLA said.
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Conservatives also argue that Medicaid is an out-of-control entitlement and that program funding should be capped.
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The tax break for employer-sponsored coverage benefits would be capped at the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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Those fees could be capped at 5 percent of a player's total salary, or of the transfer fee.
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Duties would be capped in accordance with the export prices of the companies in question, the ministry added.
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But price gains in soybeans continued to be capped by expectations of a record Brazilian crop, analysts said.
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Production will be capped at 50,000 hats, so if the current momentum doesn't fez out, trilby all gone soon.
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Fees applied to the issuance and pre-payment of mortgages will also be capped under the programme, it said.
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As a Harris spokesman told CNN, out-of-pocket costs in her plan would be capped at $229 annually.
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The day will be capped by a multi-course banquet featuring a menu with specialties from North and South.
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Trump's choice for Treasury secretary, Steve Mnuchin, told CNBC last month that the mortgage-interest deduction would be capped.
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Any downside to Asia spot prices could be capped by relatively firm European demand, including in Spain, traders said.
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The Puerto Rican Constitution, for example, requires that budgets be balanced and debt payments be capped at 15 percent.
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Under the AHCA, that amount would be capped based on how many people each state has enrolled in Medicaid.
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Beginning with passengers, change fees should be capped at $50 and baggage fees tied to some ratio of costs.
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Gains could however be capped as monthly derivative contracts are set to expire at the end of the session.
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The new maximum handicap will be capped at 54, versus the current 36.4 for men and 40.4 for women.
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Premiums would be capped at about 10 percent of a household's income, while lower-income families would pay less.
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The dollar's rise against the yen was likely to be capped by uncertainty ahead of this weekend's election in Japan.
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The net interest deduction would also be capped under this plan and existing corporate deductions and credit would be removed.
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Medicaid would remain, but its enrollment would freeze, its spending would be capped, and the federal contribution would be cut.
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The debates, which will be held on consecutive nights in June and July, will be capped at 20 candidates total.
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Almeida also said the minimum wage must be capped but defended a controversial pay rise for army generals as "fair".
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It's been a tough run for Dorsey, which may eventually be capped off with a final sale to a company.
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Gains are, however, likely to be capped after Boeing in March suspended deliveries of its fastest-selling MAX 737 jetliner.
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Shares in some British utilities rose on diminishing concerns that energy prices would be capped, as planned by the Conservatives.
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Fitch anticipates that if there were any upwards rating potential, it would likely be capped to a one-notch upgrade.
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The minimum monthly payout would be tied to Chile's minimum wage, while the monthly payouts would be capped at $4,100.
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However, the brokerage said that price gains could be capped by what it called a "deeply bearish" macro-economic environment.
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Homebuilders and new homebuyers, since mortgage interest deductions would be capped for new homeowners at $500,000 instead of $1 million.
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The cash payout would be capped at $130 million, with the deal expected to be completed in the fourth quarter.
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Add cold water to the boil if necessary, but your total boiling time should be capped at 2 minutes. 13.
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But CO2 emissions could be capped at around 10.6 gigatonnes by 2025 and kept stable over the 2025-2030 period.
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Then the night at the Olympic Stadium could be capped with an American sweep in the women's 63-meter hurdles.
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The settlements will not be capped; the archdiocese has promised to pay whatever it takes, by selling assets or borrowing.
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The only caveat here is that your data speeds might be capped at any time when the network is congested.
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North Korean exports to the end of 2016 will now be capped at $53.5 million, or 1 million metric tonnes.
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The program had to be capped at 300 people, something that had never happened in the organization's eight-year history.
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Premiums and patient cost-sharing would gradually rise with income, but would be capped at an affordable level for everyone.
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But they are divided on whether the selling will soon be capped, or the pullback will reach 5 to 10%.
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The prices for those drugs would also be capped at 2628 percent of the prices in certain other wealthy countries.
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Legal immigration would be capped at 10,0003 people a year, and refugees could apply for asylum only from outside France.
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At the very least, spending on shallow loss programs could be capped at their original estimated costs of $3.7 billion.
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Annual rent increases will be capped at either 23 percent or 2500 times the consumer price index (whichever is higher).
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Monthly out-of-pocket drugs costs would be capped at $200 for seniors and at $250 for public option enrollees.
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Members' charges will also be capped at $2 for rides 45 minutes or less beginning and / or ending outside Manhattan.
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No change from the proposal, which means payments to Medicare Advantage plans sponsored by employers won't be capped by the government.
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Maybe not, but it sure seems like our near- to intermediate-term growth potential could be capped based on these factors.
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Glencore played down the impact of the extra costs, indicating that charges would be capped if any further partners dropped out.
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As outlined in the bill, damages would be capped at $15,000 for each infringed work and top out at $30,000 total.
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Another point of contention is that the publication fees which scientist pay to open-access journals would be capped across Europe.
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And so I think if you see anything, it'll be valuation-driven, but it's going to be capped by the fundamentals.
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The use of more harmful biofuel feedstocks will be capped at 2019 levels until 2023 and reduced to zero by 2030.
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Unlike previous ICOs, Kathleen Breitman said, Tezos' deal would not be capped by a set number of tokens to be created.
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The pay of not-for-profit hospital CEOs and top managers, for example, could be capped at $1 million per year.
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Additional solar power capacity will be capped at 2.5 GW per year, of which 600 MW will be tendered at auction.
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They agreed to guarantee a pension level of 48 percent of average income, with contributions to be capped at 20 percent.
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They're currently driving west on their U.S. leg of the tour, where the summer will be capped by a family reunion.
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Under the revised bill, however, those payments would be capped at $511 a day, roughly what someone making $133,6.73 earns annually.
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Under the revised bill, however, those payments would be capped at $511 a day, roughly what someone making $133,000 earns annually.
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Even when a woman wins her case, damages can be capped at $300,000 — less if she works at a small company.
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The inaugural gathering was supposed to be capped at 75 people, but demand was so high that she let in 85.
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The ground rules said I would have no more than two hours, and the distance would be capped at 2250 miles.
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All that suggests the pound could be capped around $1.35 in the near-term -- exactly the level where it has stalled.
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That said, UBS cautioned that potential gains could be capped if the coronavirus-related disruptions are limited to the first quarter.
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Large and mid-sized cities would get two awards annually, which would be capped at $80 million total under the measure.
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"Some states would discontinue their expansion of eligibility" for Medicaid, and federal spending per beneficiary would be capped, the report noted.
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It warned that gains beyond this level would likely be capped by potential "pitfalls" in subsequent negotiations between London and Brussels.
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The federal take will be capped at C$100 million a year, with any revenues exceeding that amount going to the provinces.
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A particularly contentious plank of Plan S is that the publication fees for open-access journals are to be capped across Europe.
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An above-the-line deduction for childcare for up to four children or elderly parents would be capped at state average costs.
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The display will be capped off by footage from the Moon landing displayed on several of the giant screens in Times Square.
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It will be capped in $5 million instances, though the total overall cap will not be revealed until the sale is over.
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Together, the two firms would control 39 percent of CHX, but their voting rights would be capped at 20 percent, Ongena said.
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Everywhere I look these days, big, fat, juicy setups are just begging to be capped off with punchlines that practically write themselves.
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When the suspension is lifted, the number of refugees allowed into the U.S. will be capped at 50,000 for fiscal year 2017.
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This could lead to calls for Nigeria and Libya's output to be capped - a step OPEC says is too early for now.
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Shares in RWE and E.ON were up 1.2 percent and 1.1 percent, respectively, on suggestions that any additional liability could be capped.
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The fine will be capped at a maximum of 10 percent of Alphabet's total revenues, which stood at $90 billion last year.
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The fund would be capped at $1.3 billion a year, and the annual congressional appropriations would have no influence over its spending.
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The proposal seeks to encourage people to buy insurance with the age-based credits, which would be capped at upper-income levels.
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This may bode well for other markets in the region, but gains may be capped by rising tensions in the Korean Peninsula.
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The fundraising, which will be the private equity firm's seventh, will be capped at 15 billion euros ($16.9 billion), Bloomberg said. (bloom.
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With the new cut, production will be capped at 21.6 billion cubic metres (bcm) per year, down from 53.9 bcm in 2013.
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The number of subscribers in a group will be capped at 25 households so the firm can ensure a discount to everyone.
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Middle and high school math and English classes will be capped at 39 students — as elementary school classes already are — effective immediately.
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The property-tax deduction would be capped at $10,000, but Brady has already said he would be open to raising that cap.
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In order to match a wide variety of causes, the matches will be capped at $100,000 per nonprofit, and $20,000 per donor.
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"A rebound in the market will be capped as long as the boycott is in place," said a Doha-based fund manager.
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The new fund will be capped at $10 million, and estimates project the new tax could rake in $500,000 to $750,85033 annually.
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Google's bids would be capped at a certain price that other bidders would be allowed to exceed, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Tax reformers have long suggested that mortgage payments should either no longer be deductible or be capped for mansions and second homes.
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Their prices and return on capital would be capped (causing profits to fall by about 65% and 81% for Alphabet and Facebook, respectively).
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"The dollar/yen seems to be capped by uncertainty in the equity markets, which will likely keep it in a range," Yamamoto added.
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Matching for U.S nonprofits will be capped at $50,000, or $1,000 per fundraiser or donate button until the $2M matching limit is hit.
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So near term, gains should be capped, and the strategists expect the market to be flat for the next three to six months.
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The province's annual coal output would be capped by 2020 at 1 billion tonnes and capacity at 1.2 billion tonnes annually by 2020.
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On one website, the government has only allowed political betting on the condition that it be capped at $850 per account, per contract.
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But broader gains are likely to be capped in the near term as India approaches the earnings season starting next month, analysts said.
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Against the euro, however, the dollar is likely to be capped, with U.S.-German yield differentials and monetary policy thoughts to dictate direction.
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Meanwhile, back in Portland, the number of scooters will be capped at 2,500, with each permitted company receiving a portion of the total.
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Increases in pensions and family benefits would be capped at 0.3 percent a year, well below the 1.8 percent annual average inflation rate.
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For facilities with occupancy of 500 or fewer, their legal capacity will now be capped at 50%, per Cuomo's tweet on the subject.
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U.S. sanctions against producers Iran and Venezuela have also supported prices, although traders said the market may be capped by rising U.S. output.
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Citing anonymous government sources, NOS said production would be capped below 12 billion cubic metres (bcm) in the 12 months through October 2020.
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Those who are arguing for the cost of those credits to be capped are arguing to take the teeth out of the program.
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Meanwhile, damages payments will now be capped at three months' pay for two years of work and 20 months' pay for 30 years.
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The Pistons are capped out this year, likely to be capped out next year once they give Bradley a new deal (assuming they didn't trade for him as a rental, which seems like it should be a safe assumption but who knows), and could be capped out the year after that if they decide to bring Harris back for another go.
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Unfortunately, the state and local tax deduction will be capped at $10,000 per return, so hopefully you don't live in a highly-desirable state.
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Households earning above that would pay on a sliding scale and the fee would be capped at no more than 7% of their income.
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Under the plans, the cost of installing pre-pay meters would be capped at 150 pounds ($195), another move designed to help poorer customers.
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Households earning above that would pay on a sliding scale, and the fee would be capped at no more than 7% of their income.
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However, any major gains will be capped ahead of sale of state debt and following the sharp depreciation of the Indian rupee, dealers said.
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Unlike financial damages in US courts, any potential damages won by Unsworth in the English libel action would be capped at around £300,000 ($395,000).
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U.S. sanctions against oil producers Iran and Venezuela were also boosting prices, although traders said the market may be capped by rising U.S. output.
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The New START treaty, signed on April 8, 2010, calls for deployable nuclear warheads and bombs to be capped at no more than 1,550.
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Since the vehicle is meant for mostly urban use, however, it'll likely be capped at around 35 mph to conform to city speed limits.
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Volatile Property Development Caps Rating: HK Land's rating will continue to be capped at A, due to the volatility in the property development business.
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The obvious answer, of course, is "On their knees waiting to be capped or spared," but we'll offer a little more insight than that.
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U.S. sanctions against oil producers Iran and Venezuela are also boosting prices, although traders said the market may be capped by rising U.S. output.
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U.S. crude's rise above $50 a barrel allows more American drillers to make money, so price gains may be capped going forward, Book said.
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"The sum earmarked for the reimbursement will, however, be capped to respect capital requirements dictated by the ECB," the bank said in a statement.
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These would be replaced with age-based tax credits ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 per year that would be capped at upper income levels.
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Federal law requires that the interest on student loans be capped at 6 percent for members of the military who are on active duty.
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But Lennon Sweeting, chief market strategist at XE in Toronto, said he expects the dollar's gains to be capped by political concerns in Washington.
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Arion expects $10 million will be committed by the end of the year to the Raptor fund, which will be capped at $500 million.
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Coal-fired power capacity across the country is expected to be capped at 1,100 gigawatts by 2020, the National Energy Administration said on Monday.
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"No matter what Beijing engineers domestically, the growth rate will be capped significantly by what's transpiring across the rest of the world," Miller said.
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"Any constituent whose index weight reaches or exceeds the threshold will be capped in accordance with the set limit," Tadawul said in a statement.
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It said interest rates on deposits in foreign currencies should be capped at 5% and the rate on Lebanese pound deposits capped at 8.5%.
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This universal charitable deduction would be capped at one-third of the standard deduction amount — about $85033,000 for individuals and $8,000 for married couples.
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These would be replaced with age-based tax credits ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 per year that would be capped at upper-income levels.
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Out-of-pocket costs would be capped at $3,500 for an individual, $5,000 for a family, with less affluent families again receiving a break.
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Significant gains in oil prices appeared to be capped by rising fuel inventories and crude production levels in the U.S. earlier in the trading day.
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Exports of coal from the North would be capped at $1933 million or 7.5 million metric tonnes per year, whichever is lower, starting on Jan.
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For families earning more, their expected contribution would be capped at 7 percent of their income — significantly less than what many families pay right now.
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With the cost of care to be capped and no one needing to pay anything until they die, would many bother taking out a policy?
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Offering an insurance product allows the manufacturer to more easily obtain financing for specific projects because warranty costs would be capped by the insurance policy.
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Under the new EU law, the use of more harmful biofuels will be capped at 2019 levels until 2023 and reduced to zero by 2030.
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OPEC officials have been talking about whether production by Libya and Nigeria should be capped, although such a step would face resistance from those countries.
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IAC, which holds a majority stake in Match Group Inc , owner of Tinder and OKCupid, said the cash portion would be capped at $130 million.
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The bank said interest on the loans offered through the new special credit facility will be capped at a fixed rate of 2.5% per year.
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Under the Republican plan, existing homeowners can keep the deduction, but future purchases will be capped at $500,000, down from the current $12 million limit.
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Both tax benefits would be capped at a certain rate, based on the average cost of child care in the state where the family lives.
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But the deductibility of property taxes would be capped at $10,000, another provision that could weigh on the construction and resale of more expensive homes.
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Under block grants, federal funding for state Medicaid programs would be capped rather than reflective of each state's economy and the needs of its residents.
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Under the bill, that increased federal funding would be capped, meaning states would get less money than they currently are projected to receive through Medicaid.
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The accident occurred on the final long weekend of the Christmas and New Year's holidays in Italy, which will be capped by Epiphany on Monday.
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For people who earn more, premiums would be capped at 5 percent of income; there would be no deductibles and "modest" out-of-pocket costs.
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The amount paid out will be capped for high-income earners, according to the Washington Post, but it's still unclear what the cutoff would be.
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Vox's Andrew Prokop explains: The results of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which made clear that outside spending on elections couldn't be capped, were predictable.
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If the city fails to approve its yearly quota for affordable housing, then the amount of new office space will be capped at a similar level.
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The sovereign will be launched through an initial coin offering and supply is supposed to be capped at 24 million tokens, as a precaution against inflation.
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Despite a jump in crude oil prices this week, gains may be capped by a quick ramp up in shale oil production, said an analyst Friday.
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Assuming Washington renounces all their free agents except Otto Porter, they'll still be capped out and only have the mid-level exception to shop around with.
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His visit will be capped by a state dinner on Thursday but that could be overshadowed by the race to succeed Obama in November's presidential election.
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Struggling borrowers should enter an income-based repayment plan instead, in which their monthly bill will be capped at a portion of their income, he said.
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A rebate for the Chawlas would be capped at 30 percent of the projected $20 million in eligible costs, or about $6 million, their application said.
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This structure will mean that an infinite number of Libra can be generated, in contrast to Bitcoin, which is meant to be capped at 21 million.
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Under the new regulations, weddings will be capped at 400 to 500 guests and organizers can serve just 14 dishes — seven vegetarian and seven nonvegetarian options.
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Deductions for state and local property and income taxes — which are higher in more liberal states like California and New Jersey — will now be capped at $10,000.
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He said oil's gains could be capped if prices get to $55 or $60 a barrel, which could prompt the return of some of that U.S. production.
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While it is unlikely, if 20 candidates qualify for the third set of debates, each night will be capped at 10 people on stage, the aide said.
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Families whose households income are above that would pay on a sliding scale and the fee would be capped at no more than 7% of their income.
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The number of additional loans would also be capped, and a 30-day cooling off period established to help prevent that vicious debt cycle, among other changes.
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Significant gains in oil prices appeared to be capped by rising fuel inventories and crude production levels in the U.S. —CNBC's Patti Domm contributed to this report
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Analysts have said HSBC's share price will be capped until it can show revenues rising above costs, in a trend known as 'positive jaws' in industry parlance.
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Total fines would be capped based on a credit-reporting agency's revenue, but could increase further if the likes of Equifax failed to follow basic cybersecurity practices.
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Refugee arrivals will be capped at an annual range of 180,000 to 44,000 and family-reunification immigration will be limited to 1,000 a month plus "hardship cases".
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The Paris Agreement said planet-warming needed to be capped at well below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) and set an aspirational goal of 1.5 degrees.
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Out of pocket costs would be capped at $200, similar to the Sanders plan, so Harris' plan virtually eliminates cost sharing and ensures no deductibles or copays.
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The French president's White House day will be capped Tuesday night with a state dinner, the highest social tribute a president bestows on an ally and partner.
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The route, Ugandan officials said at the time, was chosen on condition that the transit tariff would be capped at $12.20 per barrel shipped through the pipeline.
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The basis for calculating any compensation payable is also likely to be capped, which will reduce the value of claims to which some customers will be entitled.
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For October through December, the decline in our securities holdings will be capped at $6 billion per month for treasuries and $4 billions per month for agencies.
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However, voters polled were told the bill would not make any changes to the popular mortgage interest deduction, which is now likely to be capped at $28503,22019.
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The Paris agreement said planet-warming needed to be capped at well below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) and set an aspirational goal of 1.5 degrees.
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Further gains, however, may now be capped given that the RBI is expected to cut the repo rate only once more this year and inflationary risks have risen.
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LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - Charges on Britons cashing in their pension will be capped at 1 percent of the pot's value, the Financial Conduct Authority proposed on Thursday.
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Centrica and SSE were also volatile after the so-called Autumn Statement, rising sharply as Hammond said that a carbon price support scheme would be capped until 2020.
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Investor optimism is also likely to be capped before a speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell later this week at the Jackson Hole central bank conference.
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Blackstone and Thomson Reuters are expected to have seats on the LSE board as part of a deal, though their combined voting rights will be capped at 30%.
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Even if a utility offers such options, they may only be available to large users or be capped, says Michael Terrell, who leads energy-market development at Google.
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The exposure draft also requires that the issue rating be capped at a level based on its IDR category if the security has going-concern loss-absorbing features.
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At the same time, the increase in retail prices firms can expect to deliver will be capped by consumer resistance and what economists describe as Japan's deflationary mindset.
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"Cryptocurrencies could be capped in the current quarter ahead of G20 meeting in March, where policymakers could discuss tighter regulations," said Shuhei Fujise, chief analyst at Alt Design.
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It's inflation that raises capital and labor costs for businesses, reduces available capital for investment and clogs government balance sheets, forcing other expenditures to be capped or scrapped.
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It is expected to be capped a bit higher than the $7.3 billion vehicle closed in early 2014, with a final close slated for the end of July.
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Pricing for statutory services will be controlled by the state and price increases for non-statutory services will be capped at the level of inflation, the statement added.
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The S&P 500 can likely rise above the mid-1,900 level, but gains will be capped because the Federal Reserve must eventually raise interest rates, Bannister said.
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The maximum spectrum that can be awarded in each region will be capped at 25 MHz for A22025 and at 230 MHz for all other parties, RTR said.
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The current protests were triggered by a government recommendation that 2017 tuition fee increases be capped at 8 percent - above South Africa's current inflation rate of 6 percent.
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The lot will always be capped at seven trucks, a decision he reached after recalling how food trucks were run in Portland, where he lived for four years.
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LONDON/ (Reuters) - Prices of copper and other industrial metals are expected to be capped next year as weak economic growth weighs on the market, a Reuters poll showed.
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Federal funding, however, would be capped at 20 percent of the overall cost of any given project, leaving cities and states responsible for raising the other 80 percent.
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For the first search, reliability and quality are certainly important, but budget might be capped; versus the second search, which will see an added irrational component to it.
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Looking at the chart of the gold-tracking ETF GLD, Gordon believes that upside will be capped at $2106, as this is the level from which gold recently fell.
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The protests were triggered by a government recommendation on Monday that 2017 tuition fee increases be capped at 8 percent - above South Africa's current inflation rate of 5.9 percent.
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The week will be capped off on Memorial Day with several parades, a flyover and the unfurling of a giant American flag on the decks of the USS Intrepid.
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On the technical front, gold's upside could be capped by the 200-day moving average at 9453,265, while downside support kicks in at $1,241.20, the low from Oct. 7.
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"Cryptocurrencies could be capped in the current quarter ahead of the G20 meeting in March, where policymakers could discuss tighter regulations," said Shuhei Fujise, chief analyst at Alt Design.
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The CDU/CSU got agreement that refugee arrivals will be capped at 180,000-220,000 a year and family reunification will be limited to 1,000 a month plus "hardship cases".
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Annual investments aimed at growing the business will be capped at 13 million euros for 2019 and 2020, down sharply from the 1.1 billion euros expected for this year.
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Many exchanges will automatically restrict the amount of bitcoin that can be withdrawn at once, so even if they are hacked losses will be capped at a smaller amount.
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You have to apply online through your servicer to see if you qualify, and then after that, your payment will be capped at a certain percentage of your income.
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Europe is putting an end to the roaming fees that can quickly add up on a consumer's wireless bill, but before that happens, the charges will first be capped.
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However, the FC IDR remains at 'BBB' as it continues to be capped at Indonesia's Country Ceiling, reflecting the additional risks associated with transfer and convertibility of foreign currency.
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The loans could only be provided if there is actuarial assurance that it can be paid back, and the number of loans to a single plan would be capped.
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Refugee applicants, while not included in the scope of this executive order, will be capped at 45,000 next year, according to a report from the administration submitted to Congress.
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But premiums for this type of supplemental insurance would be far lower than for policies now sold on A.C.A. exchanges, because maximum claims would be capped at the deductible.
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They say the height of new developments should be capped and have deeper levels of affordability, and assert that improvements to the area should not tied to the rezoning.
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In the sixth year, spending would be capped at 18 percent of Gross Domestic Product, preventing further overspending while allowing the budget to grow in step with the economy.
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Wired reported shortly after the settlement that the $125 disbursements will be capped at $31 million, which means that after 248,000 claims, that compensation number could likely going down.
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The inaugural observance was to be capped Monday night with an outdoor concert headlined by the Grammy-winning group Black Eyed Peas and the Native American rock band Redbone.
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Civil penalties would vary based on the severity of the violations but would be capped at $1 million per day for anyone who knowingly violates the federal privacy law.
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Struggling borrowers should enter into one of the government's income-based repayment plans instead, in which their monthly bill will be capped at a portion of their income, he said.
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The total number of refugees admitted into the United States will be capped during the 20163 fiscal year at 50,000, down more than half from the current level of 110,000.
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Until China's own raw materials supply chain re-adjusts to reduced flows of concentrate from Myanmar, exports of refined metal are likely going to be capped at relatively modest levels.
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"That's pretty fundamental to the Republican worldview that there shouldn't be open-ended entitlements and that federal spending should be capped," Larry Levitt at the Kaiser Family Foundation told me.
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It would provide flat age-based tax credits for the purchase of private health insurance ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 per year that would be capped at upper-income levels.
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Yue will receive HK$7 million ($895,735) in fixed salary, and his performance-linked variable pay will be capped at HK$2.3 million, according to a Hong Kong government statement.
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Trafigura's chief economist Saad Rahim said the Geneva-based firm expected a tighter market in the second half of the year but gains would be capped by weaker macro indices.
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However, the bank said oil prices would be capped by "rising OPEC spare capacity and short-cycle U.S. shale well economics against a muted demand growth-backdrop in 2018/19".
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The member's liability would be capped at $300,000 -- as the legislation writes they would be on the hook for "compensatory damages" which are already limited in current law at $300,000.
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In October 2015, the student protests took on an economic hue after the minister, Mr. Nzimande, said fees would be capped at 6 percent, a plan that was later dropped.
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Acuity wants to build a pair of towers reaching 170 and 185 feet; under the current zoning, the shorter tower, which is also narrower, would be capped at 60 feet.
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Students took the streets when the government in September recommended that 2017 university tuition fee increases be capped at 8 percent, higher than the current inflation rate of 6.1 percent.
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You are protected on the high end by a maximum limit on your out-of-pocket expenditures per year, which will be capped at $7,150 for 2017 for most plans.
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But inflation gains may well be capped by falling consumer demand as the weaker rouble drives prices of imports up, unemployment trends higher and coronavirus-related restrictions crimp economic activity.
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Active rosters are likely to increase to 26 players, from 25, as first reported by Fox's Ken Rosenthal, and September rosters will most likely be capped at 28 or 29.
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Its presence in the non-core part will be capped at 35% — potentially meaning telecoms operators such as Vodafone will need to roll back Huawei&aposs presence in their networks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Charges on Britons cashing in their pension early will be capped at 1 percent of the pot's value from March 2017, the Financial Conduct Authority proposed on Thursday.
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Any intervention in the market outside that range would be capped at $150 million a day, Sandleris said, far less than the bank spent on many days in recent months.
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The plan also outlines how, under a Buttigieg administration, the out-of-pocket costs of people on Medicare would be capped, with low-income seniors qualifying for the lowest caps.
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The Unlimited &More plan starts at $70 per month for a single line and offers users access to WatchTV for free, though the video streaming quality will be capped at 480p.
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The total number of refugees admitted into the United States would also be capped during the 2017 fiscal year at 50,000, down more than half from the current level of 110,000.
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For the lighter possessions, I used the London Underground, as my daily travel could be capped at £8, meaning I could take multiple trips to move goods, while familiarizing the route.
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Last month the government said "high-risk vendors" such as Huawei would be allowed into the non-sensitive parts of the 5G network, although their involvement will be capped at 35%.
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However, investor optimism is likely to be capped ahead of a U.S. decision later on Monday on whether to continue to allow China's Huawei Technologies to buy supplies from American companies.
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Last month the government said "high-risk vendors" such as Huawei would be allowed into the non-sensitive parts of the 5G network, although their involvement will be capped at 35%.
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But in a twist on the original proposal the European Parliament pushed for the prices of international calls within the EU to be capped, arguing that they were often disproportionately high.
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But the BMA wants stricter limits (for example, for consecutive long shifts to be capped at three rather than the offered five) and argues that enforcement will be weaker than before.
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L) are likely to be capped, wrote Wells Fargo analyst Elyse Greenspan, who expects the largest share of the losses to fall on European reinsurers and Everest Re Group Ltd (RE.
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"Whilst the needles repeatedly placed in items were found to be capped, there was clearly potential for serious injury to anyone who may have had the misfortune of finding these items."
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The event, to be capped off by a performance by Gwen Stefani, will be the Obamas' last chance to put their singular stamp on the button-down ritual of state dinners.
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The Pentagon reignited the debate over autism coverage for some 28503,22019 military children — proposing cuts that would be capped at 15 percent a year — in a December meeting with healthcare providers.
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The maximum price negotiated would be capped: It couldn't be more than 120 percent of the average price charged in other industrialized countries that typically pay less than the United States.
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The price rally, however, will be capped in the medium term by a potential increase in the U.S. shale oil production once a rise in oil prices makes it profitable again.
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For everyone else, it will be capped at 7 percent of family income (according to Warren, families today typically spend between 9 and 0003 percent of their income on child care).
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Major oil producers have started cutting output but the rally in crude prices could be capped as U.S. shale companies boost production in the latter half of the year, according to JPMorgan.
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However, investor optimism is likely to be capped ahead of a U.S. decision due later on Monday on whether to continue to allow China's Huawei Technologies to buy supplies from American companies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Runaway "bride prices" are making marriage unaffordable in rural China and need to be capped, and professional matchmakers should be stopped from overcharging, says a village delegate to China's parliament.
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Under the provisional deal, calls from one EU state to another will be capped at 19 euro cents per minute while text messages will cost no more than 6 euro cents each.
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Two automakers say the United States want Mexican exports of cars and SUVs to be capped at about 2 million units, up from some 1.77 million exported in 2017, excluding pickup trucks.
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The commodity markets may have seen some recovery in the last year after an extended slump since the summer of 2014, but further gains may be capped, a fund manager said Thursday.
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"For now, the 10-year yield appears to be capped at current levels after the buying operation showed where the ceiling was," said Soichi Takeyama, fixed-income strategist at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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But the move would likely be capped to no more than 0.87 in EURGBP given Article 50 extension still leaves open the options of softer Brexit and people's votes in market pricing.
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OPEC exempted members Libya and Nigeria from a deal to cut output that took effect in January, but the group is now considering if and when quickly rising production should be capped.
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If a customer's prepaid card is lost or stolen and the cardholder notifies the provider within two days of discovering the loss, responsibility for unauthorized charges will generally be capped at $50.
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Among the new rules, borrowing will be capped at less than five times a householder's income and mortages will run over a shorter period of time, the ministry said in a statement.
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Turning point or not, the recent rally might be capped by any imposition of U.S. sanctions if Turkey takes delivery of the Russian S-400 system, possibly as soon as next week.
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"A less dovish than expected Fed means the rally on gold prices may be capped, but in the near-term, the upward momentum appears intact," said Howie Lee, economist at OCBC Bank.
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Mali, which will be capped at 70,000 shillings ($690) per saver, will offer an interest rate of 10% per year, higher than that offered by commercial banks, the Business Daily newspaper reported.
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Through a separate instrument, creditors would also receive 5 percent of future fiscal revenues from the Area 1 and Area 4 natural gas projects, though payments would be capped at $2075 million.
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However, an upgrade of SCB's VR would affect SCBT's Long-Term Local-Currency IDR but not Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR as the rating will be capped by Thailand's Country Ceiling of 'A-'.
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As soon as the resolution is adopted, North's coal exports to the end of this year will be capped at $53.5 million or 1 million metric tonnes, whichever is lower, the draft showed.
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During the parliamentary debate, members of the Congress party repeatedly reiterated their demand that the GST rate be capped at 18 per cent, something the government has so far been reluctant to agree.
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"However, the momentum would be capped by the stiff competition of global industries, the direction of protectionism by U.S. President-elect Trump as well as the localization of China's supply chain," it said.
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The bad news: The number of games allowed onto the market annually will be capped, and some genres of games will no longer be eligible, according to information communicated at the gaming conference.
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Traders are betting on higher short-dated yields in anticipation of further rate rises from the Federal Reserve, but predicting that longer-dated yields will be capped by low inflation and soft growth.
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The New York Times reported that the tariff on newsprint will now be capped at 16.88 percent instead of the originally announced 22 percent, and will only apply to Canada's Catalyst Paper Company.
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Should expected mortgage interest receipts be insufficient to pay the stated Libor plus the margin coupon to the most junior noteholders, payments to all noteholders other than the senior notes will be capped.
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However, the markets' gains are likely to be capped by IBM , whose shares tumbled 212.75 percent premarket after Warren Buffett said he sold about a third of his stake in the technology giant.
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Strategists warn that any further upside for the pound may be capped by concerns about a hard break between Britain and the EU, which polls suggest has also increased support for Scottish independence.
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Lean hog futures were higher most of the day as short-covering lifted prices, but the rally continued to be capped by ample hog supplies and uncertainty over the U.S.-China trade war.
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Top players include Severn Trent, United Utilities , Thames Water and Pennon Group Returns on invested capital will be capped at 5.02%, down from the current 6.64%, the Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat) said.
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The payment amount per person would be capped, giving somewhat more flexibility than the similar idea of a block grant, which is a set amount of money regardless of the number of enrollees.
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The way policies are structured, many renters can think that they're getting fully insured for their electronics equipments, when in reality payments for electronics can be capped at a certain percentage of a premium.
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A mountain range found in the region is about 260 miles long, and the tops of the mountains appear to be capped with what could be methane ice condensed from Pluto's atmosphere, NASA added.
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CRITERIA VARIATION Fitch has applied a variation to the APAC Residential Mortgage Criteria, which states that the asset margin modelled will be capped at 2.0% for covered bonds where the margin exceeds that amount.
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An upgrade of BBVA's Long-Term IDR would have no impact on GBR's ratings as they would be capped by Garanti's Long-Term IDR, which in turn is capped by Turkey's Country Ceiling (BBB-).
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Sanders argues that individuals would likely be paying less on net because they would not have premiums, deductibles, or copays with their health services, and prescription drug costs would be capped at $200 annually.
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MATHISEN: AS I READ QUICKLY THROUGH THE RELEASE, IT INDICATES THAT THE FUNDS WOULD BE CAPPED AT SOMETHING LIKE 15% OF THEIR ASSETS AS ILLIQUID AND THEY HAVE TO COME BACK DOWN TO THAT.
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In the biggest win for casino operators, casino floor space in Japan will be capped at 3 percent of the total area of the resorts - large-scale projects hosting casinos, retail and conference space.
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Microsoft and OpenAI declined to answer questions about whether and how Microsoft's return on its $1 billion investment would be capped, or how any revenue and profits from jointly developed technologies would be shared.
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Despite the tighter conditions, many traders expect the spot LNG market to be capped, which is also reflected in the forward curve which sees prices fall back below $6 per mmBtu by mid-2018.
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It argues that the rules should go farther (for example, it wants consecutive long shifts to be capped at three rather than the offered five) and wants the guardian role to have more teeth.
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The 15.36 TB size is not only the largest SSD ever made, but the largest single hard drive ever, finally breaking the 0003 TB barrier that spinning disk drives seem to be capped at.
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A bipartisan committee reached the deal on Monday night after talks appeared to have reached a stalemate over the weekend amid an intense fight over whether the number of detention beds should be capped.
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Under the new rules, the total renovation costs would be capped at $15,000 over a 15-year period, meaning landlords would be able to raise the monthly rent by a maximum of about $89.
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One of the days would be capped off by an inclusion festival in an increasingly diverse suburb where children convinced Ms. Davids, a one-time mixed martial arts fighter, to do many push-ups.
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This SummerStage presentation will be capped by a screening of a film documenting an Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performance of "Chroma" (Wayne McGregor), "Grace" (Ronald K. Brown), "Takademe" (Robert Battle) and "Revelations" (Ailey).
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Kuwait said on Sunday that Nigeria and Libya had been invited to the meeting and their production could be capped earlier than November, when OPEC is scheduled to hold formal talks, according to Bloomberg.
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The night will be capped off by "an informal social hour" and a performance by artist Chris Berntsen that combines a personal queer archive from the 1970s with the artist's own contemporary queer imagery.
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Dai-ichi expects the yen to be capped given that the Bank of Japan will likely maintain stimulus even as many other central banks around the world move to raise interest rates or remove stimulus.
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Shares of Goldman Sachs fell 2.1 percent Friday after an analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said the stock's gains could be capped as a scandal related to the Malaysian government investment fund festers.
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Macquarie analysts say the disruption from the Philippines to the global market may be capped at between 15,000 to 20,000 tonnes of nickel ore given the upcoming monsoon season which limits mining and shipments there.
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Developers found to be breaking Twitter's policies will be booted from the platform, while those that don't submit for review will be capped at 100,000 requests per day for the user timeline and mentions APIs.
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BEIJING, Feb 5 (Reuters) - China will ensure lending rate to firms making key medical supplies and goods concerning people's livelihood to be capped at 1.6%, the state television reported on Wednesday, amid a coronavirus outbreak.
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Only consumers who can show they suffered direct costs following the breach, either from identity theft or by purchasing credit-monitoring services, will be eligible for restitution, which will be capped at $20,000 per person.
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Under the "Regional Connectivity Scheme", air fares on routes between towns and cities currently poorly connected will be capped - at 2,0.33 rupees ($37.4) for every 500 km of travel - and service and fuel taxes reduced.
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In the absence of a new deal, defense spending will be capped at $2023 billion—$85 billion below the level Congress endorsed just last month on an overwhelming basis in the National Defense Authorization Act.
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In the late 1970s, Mayor Edward I. Koch, a Democrat, promised residents of the Bronx that the closed 192-acre landfill at the foot of the Whitestone Bridge would be capped with a golf course.
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They knew that come January, the federal deduction for their local and state taxes would be capped at $2102,2000, and so, many people made prepayments in an effort to benefit under the old tax law.
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To try to curb that tendency, Mr. Oswalt said, the rules generally require that the deduction be capped at 50 percent of a firm's W-2 wages; very small salaries will result in smaller deductions.
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That figure is much lower, however, than the 18 percent in estimated average returns that a drilling project offers, in part because the newer technologies are in regulated industries where profits tend to be capped.
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For everyone else, premiums would be capped at 5% of income -- making her option cheaper and, in theory, more attractive as she seeks to build public support for a full transition to Medicare for All.
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Rallies in corn may be capped in the coming days by cash sales from farmers holding grain that must be priced before the delivery phase for the CBOT December futures contract begins on Nov. 29.
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A family visit to Florida that was supposed to be capped with a trip to Disney World ended up taking a detour to an emergency room after a teenager was bit by a shark on Saturday.
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Meanwhile the CDU/CSU's agenda marks the law-and-order sections: refugee arrivals will be capped at an annual range of 180,000-220,000 and family-reunification will be limited to 1,000 a month plus "hardship cases".
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They'd be capped out and headed straight towards the luxury tax with Isaiah Thomas due a massive payday next summer, but they would also get to keep whoever they pick in the 2017 and 2018 drafts.
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The government had earlier said the revenue would be capped at 22 billion shillings ($213 million) for the local county government and 3 billion shillings for the community, citing concerns about absorption capacity of the funds.
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Although energy prices could be capped under $60 a barrel this year, well below their mid-2014 high of $20153, the loonie is likely to close the year around 3 percent lower than its current level.
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Continued signs of recovery in the euro zone would likely give further impetus to the selloff in government bonds, but the rise would be capped by political uncertainty in the United States and Europe, analysts said.
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"Donations should only be made to political parties by those that are registered on the Australian electoral roll, they should be capped at a finite amount, and they should only be made by individuals," he said.
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So when a new wealthy buyer comes along to purchase it, they will be capped too, despite residing in a multi-million dollar home in the one of the priciest and trendiest neighborhoods in the world.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom's office had argued extensions should be capped at 75 days to push PG&E to quickly settle wildfire claims and craft a reorganization plan seeking sacrifices from its investors instead of ratepayers.
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It will take players more time to improve their characters in "WoW Classic," and the maximum level will be capped at 60, whereas in the modern version of "World of Warcraft" characters can reach level 120.
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If Trump proceeds with the tariffs now under consideration based on national security concerns, Mexican duty-free exports of cars and sport-utility vehicles to the United States would be capped at 2.4 million vehicles annually.
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The bank said interest on the loans will be capped at a fixed rate of 2.5% per year and it also reduced the cash ratio reserve requirements for banks to 8% from 9% to boost lending.
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Though Counsell will not have that same advantage next year (rosters will be capped at 28 next September) for now he is leaning on a deep stable of arms as he aggressively seeks the best matchups.
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Though Counsell will not have that same advantage next year (rosters will be capped at 28 next September) for now he is leaning on a deep stable of arms as he aggressively seeks the best matchups.
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Macquarie said in a note that disruption from the Philippines to the global market could be capped at between 15,000 to 20,000 tonnes of nickel ore, given the upcoming monsoon season which limits mining and shipments.
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And even then, the time period for an emergency ought to be capped — no more semi-permanent emergencies of the sort that are still lingering on the books from as far back as the late 1970s.
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The federal government's payments to states would be capped, based on the number of enrollees, with some categories of people (such as the disabled or the elderly) having a higher cap than others (nondisabled adults or children).
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For example, subsidies for water treat projects of the Yangtze in central provinces will be capped at 45 percent of the project's total investment value, while the upper limit will be 60 percent in poorer western provinces.
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Between October 9 and 11, fares to and from several Florida markets – Pensacola, Panama City, Destin, Fort Walton Beach and Tallahassee – along with Mobile, Alabama will be capped at $299 for economy and $499 for premium tickets.
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Under the new law, which also applies to insurance companies, total compensation will be capped at 2.5 million shekels ($663,130) a year, or no more than 44 times the salary of the lowest worker at the company.
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MOSCOW, April 5 (Reuters) - Russia's economic growth will be capped at 1.5-2.0 percent in the absence of structural reforms, regardless of oil prices, Russian central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina said at an economic conference on Wednesday.
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That makes chasing points a potentially dangerous game: You could end up spending more than you had planned, the points might expire or be capped or an annual fee could wipe out any rewards you do earn.
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This means Intesa could still buy more than 3 percent of Generali but its voting rights would be capped at 3 percent and it would be obliged to sell any stake above that level within a year.
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Under the law currently before the St. Petersburg City Council — known as the "Defend Our Democracy" ordinance — contributions to super PACs active in St. Pete would be capped at $5,000, essentially stripping them of their "super" power.
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The payment, which will be capped at 100 million rupiah ($7,300), should be made within a year after the bill is passed, said the source, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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Green lawmaker Bas Eickhout, one of the negotiators in tough talks that ran until the early morning, said the use of palm oil would be capped at 2019 levels until 2023 and reduced to zero by 2030.
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But in the future, you won't have to list the people you're replying to, creating the possibility that dozens of people (Twitter documentation suggests the number could be capped at 50) could get dragged into long-running arguments.
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NEW YORK, March 10 (Reuters) - The rebound in oil, stocks and high-yield bond prices is expected to elude the US leveraged loan market, where a modest recent bounce will be capped by recession concerns and sinking demand.
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Chai said the deal could also favour China by giving it a lower share of all emissions that must be capped starting from 2020, but its participation would still depend on whether other countries could agree on terms.
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Under the plans, fees in England would be capped at £7,500 ($9,500) a year, down from the current level of £9,250, and students from poor families would benefit from the return of grants to support them while studying.
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As Carillion is in liquidation, the amount would be paid by the Insolvency Service in the form of unpaid wages and would be capped at 8 weeks and a maximum of 489 pounds ($644.75) per week, it added.
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Nuclear capacity will still be capped below the 30.9 GW targeted for 2022 under a 2015 energy blueprint, but will rise beyond the 26.1 GW that would have been expected if the two partly completed plants were axed.
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Duty-free auto parts exports from Mexico to the United States could be capped at $90 billion a year under the agreement, said Ann Wilson, senior vice president of government affairs at the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association.
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Chai said the deal could also favor China by giving it a lower share of all emissions that must be capped starting from 2020, but its participation would still depend on whether other countries could agree on terms.
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Speeds for trucks, buses and other vehicles weighing more 28503,22019 pounds could be capped at 60, 65 or 68 miles per hour, but regulators indicated that they are willing to make their final decision based on public input.
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Under the deal, there would be no pension reductions for 61% of the retirees or more than 102,000 people, while cuts to monthly pensions totaling more than $1,200 would be capped at 8.5%, according to the retirees committee.
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In fact, gas companies are still being allowed to spend billions extending new lines, connections that will have to be capped off long before the end of their useful lives if we are to meet our climate goals.
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Biden, following comments from New York Mayor Bill de Blasio about rising deductibles, repeated that many people could get insurance for free under his plan and deductibles (he got it right this time) would be capped at $1,000.
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"The dollar is rising ahead of U.S. nonfarm payrolls report, though gains are likely to be capped until investors can see if the numbers confirm their expectations," said Ayako Sera, senior market economist at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank.
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Meanwhile new business tax credits would encourage regional diversification, while the state and local tax deduction would be capped, making it more expensive for the upper class to live in and around high-cost, high-tax metropolitan areas.
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State governments may raise taxes to fill in the gaps, but that becomes even more burdensome for taxpayers — especially for many who itemize their tax returns — because the deductibility of state and local income taxes would be capped.
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The only place where enrollees might pay out of pocket is under the Sanders plan, which does give the government discretion to allow some charges for prescription drugs — but even that would be capped at $200 per year.
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You obviously saw the patient assistance program where patients that have diabetes are able to be capped at $25 a month in high-deductible plans, a major issue for a lot of the clients that we solved, working together.
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Philip Wee, FX strategist at DBS, said the yuan was likely to be capped at 7 per dollar ahead of a possible meeting between President Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in late June.
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Oil prices fell about 3 percent in the previous session after Kuwait and Saudi Arabia said they would resume production at the jointly operated 300,000-barrel-per-day Khafji field even as oil output is supposed to be capped.
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The plan would cut payments to refugees to 560 euros a month per person, or around half of the poverty threshold according to a consensus of 40 social groups, while payments per household would be capped at 1,500 euros.
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This time, thanks to better cooperation between the company and National Park Service, the government body that oversees the park, losses should be capped at $500,000, assuming the San Francisco park resumes full operations in the next few days.
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Under the experiment, fees and rebates would be capped at 20 cents per 100 shares for the first group of stocks, 10 cents per 100 shares for the second group, and 2 cents per 100 shares for the third.
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In the face of crude's failure to rebound meaningfully, Bank of America-Merrill Lynch declared this week that crude is facing a "moment of truth," and forecasted international and U.S. crude prices will be capped near $70 this year.
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Local investments in some airports will be capped at 25 percent to ensure foreign operators have a majority holding in operating contracts, Faisal al-Sugair, vice-chairman of the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) told reporters in Riyadh.
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However, analysts expect further upside to be capped as the Aussie's yield advantage narrows with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) staying pat on interest rates at the same time that the U.S. Federal Reserve continues to tighten policy.
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Alex Wang, who studies Chinese environmental law at University of California Los Angeles, expressed some skepticism that 2014 would mark the peak of Chinese CO2 output, but he agreed that emissions could be capped well before the present deadline.
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Prices are now near their lowest since October however, on fears that the coronavirus epidemic might hit global growth and oil demand, but further downside should be capped by lower output from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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For many people living in high-tax states like New York, California, New Jersey and Connecticut, there's one overriding reason their tax bills have risen: Their state and local tax deduction, known as SALT, will be capped at $10,1573.
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The fund will still be able to buy emerging market bonds if fund managers want to actively invest in them, rather than passively tracking the benchmark index, although such paper would be capped at five percent of the fixed-income portfolio.
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Cashin also said market gains could be capped Monday due to "lack of clarity" on trade following President Donald Trump and Chinese Xi Jinping's agreement over the weekend to halt new tariffs for a 90-day period while talks continue.
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This year, French nuclear power production will be capped by planned maintenance and the continued outages of EDF's Bugey 5, Fessenheim 2, Gravelines 5 and Paluel 2 reactors, which have been shut for months due to safety and technical problems.
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Indonesia's National Development Planning Board (BAPPENAS) has pushed for coal output to be capped at 400 million tonnes in 2019, but according to coal and minerals director general Bambang Gatot Ariyono that target needs to be "harmonised" with other considerations.
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This year, French nuclear power production will be capped by planned maintenance and the continued outages of EDF's Bugey 5, Fessenheim 21.8, Gravelines 22.1 and Paluel 22016 reactors, which have been shut for months due to safety and technical problems.
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Armando Morales, the International Monetary Fund's representative in Kenya, said small firms and individuals could be deemed too risky by banks, whose lending rate will be capped at 400 basis points above the Central Bank rate, now at 10.5 percent.
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Under the plan, Jio would charge those who enrol 303 rupees ($4.67) per month for unlimited data and free voice services for a year starting on Saturday, although usage of 4G data would be capped at 1 gigabytes per day.
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The "pay-as-you-go" rule applies to the Medicare health insurance program for the elderly and disabled, but cuts to that program would be capped at 4 percent, or up to $28 billion in 2018, according to government estimates.
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But it said the involvement of high-risk companies would be capped at 35%, they would be excluded from the sensitive core, where data is processed, and banned from all critical networks and locations such as nuclear sites and military bases.
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Looking forward, oil should gradually rise toward $60 a barrel by end-2017, a Reuters survey found, but gains could be capped by a strong dollar, rising U.S. exports and a possibility that some OPEC members adhere to agreed cuts.
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Changes to be made in the shipping industry starting in 2020 in which marine fuel sulfur content will be capped at 0.5% would likely lead to stronger demand for naphtha as it is also a blendstock for gasoline, Chew said.
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However, their involvement will be capped at 35%, they will be excluded from the sensitive core, where data is processed, and they will be banned from all critical networks and locations such as nuclear sites and military bases, the government said.
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Yet such high-risk companies' involvement will be capped at 35%, they will be excluded from the sensitive core, where data is processed, and they will be banned from all critical networks and locations such as nuclear sites and military bases.
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The U.S. dollar/yuan exchange rate "may well be capped around current levels just above 6.80, ahead of the October half-year review of FX practices by the U.S. Treasury," said Koon How Heng, head of markets strategy at UOB.
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Under the law slated to go into effect in October, which also applies to insurance companies, total compensation will be capped at 2.5 million shekels ($644,363), or no more than 44 times the salary of the lowest worker at the company.
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The government, through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) or alternatively state agencies, would also charge a risk-based premium per qualifying individual, which, together with an expected value of deductibles, would be capped at a maximum percentage of income.
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Cap for small jails will go from 22 cents to 31 cents State and federal prisons were set to be capped at 11 cents per minute under the previous proposal, but will now be allowed to charge up to 13 cents per minute.
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Looking forward, oil prices should gradually rise towards $19993 a barrel by end-2017, a Reuters survey found, but gains will be capped by a strong dollar, more U.S. oil exports and the possibility that some OPEC members won't meet their agreed cuts.
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Should their 1031 savings be capped, the cost of everything for the consumer would go up and the real estate industry would be hit hard, said Scott Saunders, FEA board member and senior vice president at Asset Preservation in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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"The medium-term narrative for sterling will continue to be dominated by Brexit, with Prime Minister Theresa May's keynote speech in Florence taking centre stage on Friday," he said, adding that any further gains in sterling this week would be capped around $1.3680.
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California appealed, and the Nevada Supreme Court agreed to reduce the award; however, while acknowledging that a similar award against a Nevada agency would be capped at $50,000, the Nevada Supreme Court allowed damages of $1 million against the California agency to stand.
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Future shipments for sportscars would be capped at around 3,500 a year but could go slightly higher as the market expands to a maximum of 3,800, to safeguard the brand's exclusivity, he added, although the Urus SUV could double overall production volumes.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Telkom's IDRs continue to be capped due to the strong links between the company and its majority owner, the Indonesian sovereign (BBB-/Positive), which exerts significant influence over the company's key operating and financial decisions through control of the board.
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Squaring in on bitcoin, Sheng said expectations that bitcoin supply would be capped in the year 2140 would make it difficult for it to become a medium of exchange that could meet modern economic development needs as money supply should be related to economic needs.
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"Near term I still see the potential for a bit more on the upside, but I think that's going to be capped out near $12 … You know unfortunately GE still has a very strongly negative momentum on a weekly and monthly basis," he said.
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"Upside (in sterling) may be capped in the near term as Mr Carney has not signalled that the Bank is ready to tighten, only that there is an active debate taking place within the MPC (BoE Monetary Policy Committee)," ETX Capital analyst Neil Wilson said.
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Chief executive Ben van Beurden said he was keen for Shell to play a "material role" in the renewable energy sector but that spending on its new energies division would be capped at below $1 billion, around four percent of its annual spending budget.
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The company's share price in Johannesburg was more than 20 percent higher and almost 16 percent higher in London as clarity around the restructuring emerged, but momentum indicators tracked by analysts indicated the share was now deeply overbought and so its gains may be capped.
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MILAN, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Three leading investors in Italy's Carige must seek regulatory clearance for their combined 15.2 percent stake after agreeing to jointly vote for a new board or else their voting rights will be capped at 10 percent, the bank said on Friday.
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Looking forward, oil prices should gradually rise towards $60 a barrel by end-19993, a Reuters survey found, but gains will be capped by a stronger dollar, more U.S. oil exports and the possibility that some OPEC members will not meet their agreed cuts.
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The grants, which would be capped at $500,85033 for each fiscal year, would be awarded on a competitive basis to partnerships between educational institutions and local employers that can show how they will incorporate cybersecurity education addressing critical infrastructure functions, such as the power grid.
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On this particular device, you can place up to three devices on it (it's Qi certified), but you don't need to be precise—just pop your phone or device anywhere on the mat, and it'll juice up (each device will be capped at 5 watts).
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Contributions to the fund would be capped at $85033 billion annually and would stem from 50 percent of federal mineral revenues—including royalties from on-shore and off-shore oil, gas and coal, as well as renewables, that are not already allocated by law to other programs.
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"Nevertheless, gains in WTI oil prices will be capped because of recovering oil production in the U.S." U.S. crude production for the week rose to 9.55 million bpd, up from 9.51 million bpd the previous week and higher than levels before Harvey hit the Gulf Coast.
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Higher prices of iron ore and coking coal boosted the company's first-quarter earnings, but prices of the steel-making ingredients are likely to fall as supply will increase and China's steel output may be capped, said CFO Tsuyoshi Hachimura, speaking at an earnings news conference.
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BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - As China prepares to mark the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic on Oct 1, Beijing is on security lockdown ahead of celebrations headlined by President Xi Jinping that will be capped by a massive military parade down its main ceremonial thoroughfare.
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The euro reached a near-three-week high against the dollar on Tuesday, but with the first round of France's presidential election just four days away and polls showing just a few percentage points separating the top four candidates, analysts said gains in the euro would be capped.
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The Supreme Court has a 40-year precedent of ruling that monetary contributions are a form of political speech; in 1976, the Court ruled that the government cannot cap campaign spending, and in 2014 the Supreme Court ruled that a donor's overall spending on federal campaigns cannot be capped.
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Under Wednesday's agreement between lawmakers and the Council of EU member states, wholesale charges for data - which were the most controversial given the exponential use of mobile Internet - will be capped at 7.7 euros per gigabyte from June 2017, going down to 2.5 euros per gigabyte in 2022.
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Even so, Etihad's stake will be capped at 49 percent due to foreign ownership rules in Indian airlines and if it goes past the 25 percent ownership threshold, it would need to adhere to capital markets regulations and make an open offer to shareholders to buy a further 26 percent stake.
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Still, lower prices and reduced import tariffs are expected to encourage imports into India in 2019, but purchases will be capped over the near-term by a drawn out winter that has cut palm use in northern areas, said Sandeep Bajoria, chief executive of the Sunvin Group, a Mumbai-based vegetable oil importer.
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Around June 2013, Lakshman proposed in a white paper that drivers be paid on a per-package basis and that the number of packages per route be capped to ensure that drivers had adequate breaks and enough time to deal with weather or unexpected traffic delays, according to people familiar with the matter.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE on Monday said federal civilian worker pay increases would be capped at 85033 percent next year, sparking criticism from groups representing government employees.
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The reductions in insurance coverage between 2018 and 2026 would stem in large part from changes in Medicaid enrollment—because some states would discontinue their expansion of eligibility, some states that would have expanded eligibility in the future would choose not to do so, and per-enrollee spending in the program would be capped.
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But reductions in insurance coverage between 2018 and 2026 "would stem in large part from changes in Medicaid enrollment — because some states would discontinue their expansion of eligibility, some states that would have expanded eligibility in the future would choose not to do so, and per-enrollee spending in the program would be capped," the CBO report said.
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Factored into our models, this suggests that the drawdown on both the S&P and the Dow Jones might be capped in the range of 753 percent-87.5 percent rather than the 92 percent fall from 1929-1932, equating to S&P of 266.84 rather than Albert's 550 prognostication and the Dow Jones briefly below 3,000.
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Bank Millennium A balanced capital strategy would need dividend payouts at Bank Millennium, a Polish unit of Portugal's BCP, to be capped at 50 percent of profit, Millennium's chief executive Joao Bras Jorge told daily Rzeczpospolita Polish freight company OT Logistics plans to debut in London to allow easier access for foreign investors, the company's deputy chief Piotr Ambrozowicz told daily Parkiet.
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Pfaff, in his book, proposed a test program in which prisoners, including those convicted of violent crime, would, after serving some years, be released when they reached the age of forty; the anti-incarceration activist Marc Mauer has made a similar case with a different figure, arguing, on a Norwegian model, that all prison sentences be capped at twenty years.
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In order to limit global warming to less than 2°C, total emissions from global energy use across industry alone will have to be 50-80% lower by 2050 than they are now, and as much as 75-90% lower if the rise in temperatures is to be capped at 1.5ºC, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a UN-backed body of experts.
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The outpatient cost for the procedure itself would be capped at the same amount as the inpatient deductible, but could involve additional fees and would include no coverage for aftercare at a skilled nursing facility, which, if needed, would add up to thousands of dollars; it is not the case that an outpatient procedure's 20 percent co-payment would easily add up to thousands of dollars.
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According to details of the FIFA proposals, which were explained by two people familiar with them who were not authorized to discuss the proposals publicly, individuals no longer will be able to act for the interests of buying and selling clubs in the same transaction, and agent commissions will be capped at 3 percent for buying clubs and players, and 6 percent for selling teams.
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According to details of the FIFA proposals, which were explained by two people familiar with them who were not authorized to discuss the proposals publicly, individuals no longer will be able to act for the interests of buying and selling clubs in the same transaction, and agent commissions will be capped at 3 percent for buying clubs and players, and 6 percent for selling teams.
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The outpatient cost for the procedure itself would be capped at the same amount as the inpatient deductible, but could involve additional fees and would include no coverage for aftercare at a skilled nursing facility, which, if needed, would add up to thousands of dollars; it is not the case that an outpatient procedure's 21 percent co-payment would easily add up to thousands of dollars.
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Mr. DelGaudio was presenting a monologue about a painful childhood memory, to be capped off with a vanishing effect that left the audience gasping, when a technician in the booth at the back of the 155-seat Daryl Roth Theater in Manhattan looked down at a security monitor and became suspicious about a light pulsing from a smartphone propped up in an audience member's breast pocket.
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At the end of the day, you're probably going to be capped by what cellular networks can provide, rather then what the hardware is capable of (for reference, last year's Galaxy S7 supported the LTE Category 9 standard with a theoretical maximum speed of 450 megabits-per-second, which was likely not seen in the real world.) it's nice to know that the S8 can reach those speeds should networks be able to one day support them.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) proposed major tweaks to ObamaCare including allowing insurance companies to sell cheaper plans that don't meet all the excessive mandates of ObamaCare, that insurance should be sold across state lines, that health savings accounts should be expanded, and that punitive damages on malpractice suits should be capped (think tort reform), among other ideas. Rep.
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Also participating in the event will be the Choral Arts Society of Washington, the U.S. Army Herald Trumpets, the U.S. Army Ceremonial Band, Members of the Armed Forces carrying the State and Territorial Flags and the Armed Forces Color Guard provided by the Military District of Washington, D.C. The top-rated, award-winning program will be capped off with a rousing rendition of Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" complete with live cannon fire provided by the United States Army Presidential Salute Battery, an audience favorite and "A Capitol Fourth" tradition.
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