North Carolina will also be in line with federal regulations.
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That would be in line with the government's 2018 target.
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It would certainly be in line with known Lucas behavior.
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Could Schaeuble be in line for either of those positions?
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CT and caucusgoers must be in line by 7 p.m.
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Expectations should be in line with the price #dollarita #Applebees pic.twitter.
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It forecasts growth to be in line with the Thai economy.
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Mainstream parties appear to be in line with the broader mood.
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He should be in line for "bell-cow" type of work.
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None of their children can be in line to the throne.
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But polls suggest Biden could be in line for another loss.
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That may or may not be in line with congressional expectations.
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Others might be in line for something a little more substantial.
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But Yahoo could yet be in line for a Kardashian-style makeover.
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Prices are likely to be in line with this, a spokesman says.
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South Carolina appeared to be in line for some of Dorian's worst.
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It had previously forecast operating margin to be in line with 2016.
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You are voting today, which means you will be in line today.
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The cost will be in line with previous tourist flights, she said.
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Ashtead said in March full-year results would be in line with expectations.
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The withdrawal, if confirmed, would be in line with negotiations led by Moscow.
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He added Premium's costs this year would be in line with last year's.
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Feinberg appears to now be in line for the intelligence advisory board spot.
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Sanders doesn't look to be in line for that type of sweeping victory.
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Revenues, at $3.7 billion, are expected to be in line with official forecasts.
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Unfortunately, those goals may not be in line with those of their caregivers.
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We expect that 2017 earnings measures will be in line with current levels.
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Nevertheless, its credit profile will still be in line with a 'BB' rating.
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In truth, many, including myself, were getting paid just to be in line.
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He said energy tariffs would mostly be in line with inflation in 2019, however.
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It added that its full-year operating profit would be in-line with forecasts.
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People don't like seeing the window change....It should be in line, in stream.
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Roughly 29 percent are predicting quarterly results to be in line with analyst expectations.
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This action would be in line with the company's ongoing efforts to reduce debt.
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Pollsters generally estimate that turnout will be in line with or above historic averages.
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Other countries around the world could be in line for ratings cuts in 2017.
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The government wanted sex-ed to be in line with 'our values and culture.
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Separately, Verizon's profit and revenue is expected to be in line with analysts' estimates.
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In most cases they are expected to be in line with an issuer's IDR.
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He could be in line for a big week, but again, it's a risk.
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Any limitations to free expression should be in line with international human rights norms.
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Netflix pricing in new markets seems to be in line with its U.S. costings.
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The price would be in line with record levels in the middle of May.
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"Yes, that would certainly be in line with my findings," the Sipe character says.
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But analysts said they appeared to be in line with the young prince's plans.
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That rate would be in line with the average of the past eight years.
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But even in agreeing with liberals, he could be in line with Scalia's jurisprudence.
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In other words, you don't have to stand in line to be in line.
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Coogler was first rumored to be in line for Black Panther back in December.
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That would be in line with Trump's presidential campaign, which took a protectionist tone.
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But this is not enough to be in line with a 2 degree trajectory.
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Karen Bass, a California Democrat who would be in line to ask questions of Mueller.
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Veterans want Mnangagwa to succeed Mugabe, saying this would be in line with party tradition.
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Rank said full year 2018-2019 results would be in line with current market expectations.
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Pricing will likely be in line with competitors, making the sticker price around $75,000 – $85,000.
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Dignity also reaffirmed that it expects 2018 results to be in line with market expectations.
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May's projected increase would be in line with this year's 20153,22015 average monthly job growth.
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The joke is supposed to be in line with Peter Griffin's characteristic arrogant pig-headedness.
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The housebuilder said its full-year results for 2017 would be in line with expectations.
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Reach said it anticipated trading for the year would be in line with market expectations.
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Now steering a Ford, Crafton may well be in line to break that Toyota streak.
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Consequently, Fitch proposes that DCRs be in line with a bank's IDR in such cases.
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Fees matter and we believe they should be in line with the active risk taken.
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If she bears a son, that child will not be in line to the throne.
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The head-scarf and breast-feeding emojis seem to be in line with this trend.
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This will be in line with the amortisation of the Public Works Loan Board loan.
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The company, however, said it expected underlying EBIT to be in line with its original guidance.
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I'll be in line at Starbucks or something and someone will be like, 'Oh, Mr. Grey.
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But hourly earnings seem to be in line - up a little but not a break away.
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Reach also forecast that its performance for the year to be in line with market expectations.
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YOU KNOW, IF PAST IS A GUIDE IT'S PROBABLY GOING TO BE IN LINE TO DISAPPOINTING.
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Google agreed that it would also be in line with guidelines set by the advertising industry.
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Backup Brian Hill would be in line to start Sunday at Carolina if Freeman can't go.
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Lippo's credit metrics continue to be in line with its rating despite the soft property sales.
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EU wants transition periods to be in line with European law and strictly limited in time.
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It maintained that it expected fiscal 2019 results to be in line with the previous year.
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The source did not say which steel and aluminum firms would be in line for help.
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In exchange, he'll be in line for a cushy administration job should Dunbar win the presidency.
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A 31-year-old college dropout may be in line to become Italy's next prime minister.
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She may not quite be in line for a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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In order to participate, caucus voters will have to be in line by 20123 p.m. CST.
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If your income is lower, you might be in line for a break from the feds.
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One generational difference we found might be in line with media narratives about millennials and #MeToo.
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And you also know, we're definitely going to be in line to try it when it does.
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TP ICAP said on Tuesday it expects 2018 results to be in line with current market expectations.
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" Nevertheless, Cowen analyst Cai von Rumohr counters that lot 10 "appears to be in line with expectations.
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Previous honorees — including a handful from across America — may also be in line for the additional honor.
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The company, however, forecast annual ongoing trading profit to be in line with expectations, citing improving margins.
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The pizza firm said it expects full year 2018 adjusted EBITDA to be in line with expectations.
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Let the Apple fanboy freakouts commence: we might be in line for a brand-new iPhone color.
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Those individuals would likely be in line with her hardline stance on financial regulation and corporate interests.
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Carrefour said its 2015 recurring operating income would be in line with expectations of 2.45 billion euros.
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Adding a dead best friend to Meredith's plate would be in line with Grey's most tragic habits.
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It's got to be in line with Islamic law, so don't expect bacon-flavored lubricant anytime soon.
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However, Restaurant Group said it expected pretax profit for 2017 to be in line with market expectations.
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That would be in line with China's long-term aim of achieving more sustainable, less frothy, growth.
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Volkswagen, the German auto giant, said it expected deliveries this year to be "in line" with 2019.
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While that's lower than last year's 6.1% growth, it would be in line with many analyst expectations.
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And of course on trade where China can safely expect to be in line for more flak.
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LeSean McCoy (ankle) was a full practice participant and could be in line for an increased workload.
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Next year their collective tax rate is likely to be in line with the national average in America.
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A parliamentary majority for Mr Macron would be in line with tradition, whereby voters back the presidential winner.
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Automakers have been vague about their preferred targets, stipulating only that they be in line with market realities.
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For one, an increase on Friday would be in line with the recent trend of USDA's export adjustments.
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"We expect SIB's assets and loan growth to be in line with the previous years growth," said Saad.
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That would be in line with Moscow's commitments under a global deal between oil producers to cut output.
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The airline expects current quarter revenue per available seat mile to be in line with year-ago figures.
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The company said it expected full-year return on tangible equity to be in line with the quarter.
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Anything from a Democratic pickup of roughly 10 to 50 seats would be in-line with these ratings.
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This option would take longer to be applied and would be in line with work at OECD level.
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Throughout an interview recently, Perry constantly adjusted the pen and water to be in line with the keyboard.
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The wealthy could be in line for a substantial tax cut, if the Trump administration gets its way.
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With chip manufacturers predicting slumping sales for 2019, tech more generally could be in line for a slowdown.
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Imperial said HEPS for the year ending June 30 is forecast to be in line with the prior year.
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The bill appears to be in line with calls from President Donald Trump for police to act more proactively.
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Asos said it expected full-year pretax profit to be in line with the market consensus - 79.4 million pounds.
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This also would be in line with what we see her family say in the teaser for tonight's event.
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It reiterated on Thursday that its 13-2020 financial year would be in line with its medium-term objectives.
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Fitch now believes FITB's expected earnings and ratings to be in line with the large regional bank peer average.
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If Temer also was suspended from office, house Speaker Eduardo Cunha would be in line to assume the presidency.
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It reiterated on Thursday that its 2019-2020 financial year would be in line with its medium-term objectives.
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The hedge fund could potentially be in line to sit on an equity committee that a bankruptcy judge appoints.
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The company has forecast full-year comparable core operating profit to be in line or slightly down from 2016.
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A new policy is being developed, which will be in line with recommendations from the U.S. Center for SafeSport.
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His or her decisions to grow or shift production must be in line with the market for the milk.
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We've also brought on Columbia University's Earth Institute, ensuring our questions will be in line with current climate science.
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We want it to really be in line with our brand, which is intended to be kittenish, like playful.
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" Mnuchin also encouraged people who might be in line for tax refunds "to file now to get your money.
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Mr. Mphoko, as the only vice president, appeared to be in line to become president upon Mr. Mugabe's resignation.
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She believes the pullback this time will be in line with the historical average before recovering later this year.
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Mr Pence would otherwise be in line to take over the presidency if Mr Trump were removed from it.
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Investments this year should be in line with depreciation, WEG said, scrapping an earlier target of 470 million reais.
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In his review, former Verge staffer Vlad Savov found real-world usage to be in line with Samsung's estimates.
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There was no immediate word about who might be in line to buy the tabloids, or at what price.
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Everyone has to be in line, on board, and the proper expectations need to be set and agreed upon.
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Excluding us just because any one country wants so would not be in line with justice, laws or rights.
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Indeed, it's not even entirely clear that Trump's stance on NATO would be in line with the Kremlin's strategic interests.
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Her account may not be an official anti-bullying account, but her messages seem to be in line with Brown's.
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Internally, it sounds like we might be in line for a spec bump, although it's unclear how big it'll be.
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The partnership with Masabi would appear to be in line with Khosrowshahi's ambitions to expand more aggressively into public transportation.
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"Chilling to listen to this man spew hateful bile and be in line to win state primary," another commenter wrote.
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In addition to the fine, Google would have to change its search practices to be in line with European law.
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The earlier families fill out the FAFSA, the better the chance to be in line for that aid, according Boucher.
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"If the bull market is to end now, it would be in line with history," Kolanovic told "Fast Money" producers.
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Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Thursday that Russian production in May would be in line with the agreed level.
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K.T.S.E was shaping up to be in line with some of R&B's most liberating albums, like janet and Beyonce.
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Pricing is expected to be in line with the market, at around 425bp over Libor/Euribor with a 1% floor.
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But even still, those who wanted to advance social causes expect returns to be in line with the broader market.
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A low-single-digit win for Balderson or O'Connor would be in line with what has occurred previously this cycle.
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Fitch believes that its impaired loans ratio at end-2015 will be in line with 2014 figures (at around 8%).
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And they argued that she might not be in line with the president on immigration, one of his key issues.
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This compares with 120% of GDP in 2012 and would be in line with the current 'A' median of 52.1%.
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The State Department has said each application is determined case by case and must be in line with American interests.
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While the process coordinator jobs are full time, the hours may be adjusted to be in line with hub locations.
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It's safe to assume that the figures who denounced him most vocally will not be in line for key positions.
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That cleared the way for a massive CFPB shake-up that is likely to be in line with industry priorities.
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With the expansion, the company expects margins to be in line with the wider specialty pharmaceutical industry in the longer run.
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The salaries will be in line with the XFL, which intends to pay players $75,000 a season upon launching in 2020.
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Still, what you consider a console might not be in line with what Microsoft considers worth of carrying the Xbox moniker.
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Southwest said its revenue as measured against flight capacity in the first quarter would be "in line" with a year earlier.
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That would be in line with a claim of responsibility by Islamic State via its Amaq news agency early on Monday.
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As always, however, it remains to be seen whether the winners will ultimately be in line with that on January 23.
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The U.S. fund however says that even after the payout, Hyundai's net cash level will be in line with industry peers.
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Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said the United States may be in line for a rate hike as soon as April.
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If things go well, Mr Bailey might even be in line for a bigger role: Mark Carney's successor as Bank governor.
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The company maintained its guidance for 2017 revenues to be in line with 2016 and for a drop in operating margins.
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"Overall, we think most companies look to be in-line to above their consensus estimates," wrote analyst Alethia Young on Friday.
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The International Maritime Organization's decision on this agreement will be in line with the Paris Agreement on climate change, he said.
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He added that the monetary impact that will come from both these cases will be in line with the bank's provisioning.
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The Stable Outlook reflects our view that in the medium term Tallinn's credit quality will be in line with 'A+' peers'.
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Nevertheless, the company expects full-year performance to be in line with its expectations, as it anticipates a strong second half.
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A cautious policy stance is needed for the fall in inflation to be in line with the bank's targets, he added.
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Before taxes and non-operating items, Monte dei Paschi said its operating result this year would be in line with 2018.
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Pompeo was for months rumored to be in line for the job before his predecessor Rex Tillerson was fired last March.
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Spire also said 2018 underlying earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) is expected to be in line with 2017.
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Doha has said the four countries are trying to force it to alter its policies to be in line with their own.
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She raised $2 million in the hours after the debate and could be in line for a late surge to Election Day.
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Japanese authorities argue that their action to stem excessive yen strength would be in line with G7/G7 agreements on currency stability.
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The company offered weaker revenue guidance for the current quarter, saying profit margins would mostly be in line with the fourth quarter.
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Officers' statements will always be in line with what the video shows, as they can review footage before filing any official statements.
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Other actors who have been rumored to be in line for the iconic job are Tom Hardy, Tom Hiddleston and Michael Fassbender.
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Cape Cod looks to be in line for some of the highest winds and waves, and its beaches are prone to erosion.
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Group full-year results will be in line with or better than forecast in business plan, Unipol Group CEO Carlo Cimbri said.
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The winning city will be in line for some 50,000 high-quality jobs and $5 billion of corporate investment, according to Amazon.
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But analysts and traders said farms that can keep out the disease could be in line for bumper profits in coming months.
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People's Bank of China Deputy Governor Yi Gang offered some reassuring words that China's growth would be in line with IMF estimates.
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Longbow Research said Apple could double its dividend and have its payout level still be in line with its large technology competitors.
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Finance chief Dominik Asam said any seasonal price decline in the March quarter was expected to be in line with previous years.
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All of this would be in line with President Trump's strong commitment to leveling the playing field for American businesses operating abroad.
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When you do that, there's a chance that the people you accept as sponsors will not be in line with your values.
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The device appears to be in line with the one the company was said to be testing internally a few years back.
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Japanese authorities argue that any action to stem excessive yen strength would be in line with G7/G20 agreements on currency stability.
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However, its mentality seems to be in line with today's consumers, who seem to have a preference for more natural, real beauty.
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The company expects revenue between $240 million and $250 million for the third quarter, which would be in line with consensus estimates.
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That appears to be in line with assertions by officials in Xinjiang last year that they had begun winding down the program.
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That 'R' does not inhibit me from thinking independently and making decisions that might not always be in line with 'my party.
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While Dorian's snail's pace was unusual, it could be in line with expected changes in atmospheric circulation as global average temperatures rise.
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The city comptroller's office also stated that divestment will happen if it is found to be in line with "fiscal stewardship," i.e.
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Third-quarter results should show how well individual firms are balancing costs and revenues - and who could be in line for deeper cuts.
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But those changes seemed to be in line with trends happening prior to the health care law and weren't an especially large change.
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The moon will still be mostly dark (and, thus, invisible), so a night in will actually be in line with Friday's lunar energy.
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While the design is great and the technical aspects seem to be in line, the issue for most people will be the price.
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The group said it expected adjusted earnings per share for the coming year to be in line with this year, at 134.9 pence.
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The iPhone 8 could be in line for some new quick-charging capabilities, according to a recent Barclays investors note obtained by MacRumors.
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"We anticipate FY18 profit to be in line with current market expectations and remain confident in the outlook for the group," she said.
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When the final Nielsen ratings come in, the Mueller hearings are likely to be in line with Michael Cohen's testimony back in February.
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"We had hoped price increases would be in line with wages...but that is not the case," said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.
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Consumers who have just applied for a card may be in line for bonuses in the form of points, miles or cash back.
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Forbes, a former Republican congressman from Virginia, was said to be in line for the Navy secretary position, but Mattis reportedly rejected him.
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That's one area where Apple Card could prove to stand out, and would be in line with the company's emphasis on data privacy.
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Prince George may be in line for the throne, but he didn't get to practice as one of the three kings this year.
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But this would be in line with the recent trend toward skyrocketing pricing points as companies look to distinguish themselves with flagship features.
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State officials believe the $38 million increase would be in line with the court's decision, and it would redistribute dollars from wealthier districts.
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It also changed the way it presents the data to be in line with the methods required by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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The company said on Tuesday it expected results in the second half of the year to be in line with the first half.
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Wait times to see a primary care doctor would be in line with the one to two weeks it currently takes, officials said.
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While autistic girls often have interests of similar intensity, they tend to be in line with those girls are commonly socialized to explore.
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Ms. Bennett's sensibility here feels like the tip of a deep iceberg, and I'll be in line to read whatever she publishes next.
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Japan said the U.S. move was regrettable, and Turkey asked how it could be in line with WTO rules, the trade official added.
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With a good performance, and no more Concacaf teams in the field, he might be in line for a bigger stage to come.
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Even though the tariffs would be in line with global rules, they are still likely to weigh on the economy and American companies.
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If he did, it would be in line with his well-established pattern of seeking to penalize jurisdictions that displease and defy him.
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"We had hoped price increases would be in line with wages...but that is not the case," said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.
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For the first quarter of 2017, Stora said it expects sales and profits to be in line with that of the fourth quarter.
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It is likely that the CDC's policies would be in line with the EPA's stance since the 1950s, as a fellow government agency.
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Putting them under the president's overall direction would be in line with Erdogan's push for a new constitution centered on a strong executive presidency.
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Chevron would be in line for a $1 billion break-up fee from Anadarko should the smaller company reach a deal with another buyer.
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The numbers that have been released by YouGov trend in a way that seem to be in line with many of Netflix's recent moves.
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The company said it expected first-quarter unit revenue, which compares ticket sales with flight capacity, to be "in line" with a year earlier.
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With Athletics 1B Yonder Alonso the subject of trade rumors, Carter could be in line for regular playing time in the majors by August.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS The ratings and Outlooks are sensitive to a number of assumptions: - Growth in lending will be in line with the corporate plan.
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It wouldn't earn her Brownie points with other Trump policy advisers, but it would be in line with the causes she wants to champion.
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"A standardised floor would not be in line with our objectives and should not be part of the final framework," an EU official said.
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"The duration of an extension — it has got to be in line with the purpose of any such extension," Barnier told the news conference.
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Underlining that reform implementation slowed in recent months, Regling advised that any increases in the minimum wage should be in line with productivity growth.
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Anaheim captain Ryan Getzlaf (lower body) could be in line to miss his second straight game after failing to skate in Thursday's practice. 2.
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"Progress continues to be in line with expectations for a project of this scale and complexity," a SoftBank spokesman said in a written statement.
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To stay competitive, she'll want to be in line with the top candidates in the race, for whom that number is less than four.
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The changes appear to be in line with the company's overall strategy, which has seen it shift away from the steel and mining industries.
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"We anticipate the price of the Monarch eTNS System will be in-line with the current price of brand name ADHD medications," he added.
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The company could be in-line for another funding round in the coming weeks from investors such as Goldman Sachs, according to Sky News.
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AB Foods' overall full-year outlook was unchanged, with adjusted earnings per share expected to be in line with 2017-18's 134.9 pence.
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The earlier families apply, the better the chance to be in line for that aid, according to Ashley Boucher, a spokeswoman for Sallie Mae.
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Such a vote would be in line with Mahathir's proposal to head a unity government that would draw ministers from any party he likes.
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Economists on Wall Street are looking for a 0.4 percent increase in both measures, which would be in line with a steadily growing economy.
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But it may be in line with his approach of making spontaneous decisions that have at times left White House aides struggling to respond.
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While there's no way to verify the numbers in real time, the totals would be in line with the Trump campaign's previous fundraising hauls.
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Inch said the change to GAAP would be in line with the investor feedback that Culp's predecessor, John Flannery, received in the summer of 2017.
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This new look will be in line with the Fluent Design System the company launched last year and will roll out to both the Office.
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Trout set a club record with his 114th walk of the season in Friday's victory and could be in line for his second MVP award.
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Mupita told investors that the shareholding of MTN Nigeria after the public offer would be in line with that of other multinationals listed in Nigeria.
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For the full year the outlook was unchanged with adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS expected to be in line with 2017-18's outcome.
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State-controlled Poste Italiane said in a statement on Monday that sweetening its offer for Pioneer would not be in line with its return goals.
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A buffer of 1.25 percent or even 1.5 percent could still be in line with the "standard" level of risks faced by banks, Kohn added.
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That could be in line with the arrival of new U.S. President Donald Trump and, among some policies, his administration's repeal of online privacy rules.
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Sometimes we would be in line six or seven hours to get inside the grocery store, just to find out there was no food left.
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Bingmann added that any counter-measures by the European Union would have to be in line with the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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DeMint's anticipated departure, first reported by Politico, has spurred speculation that White House chief strategist Steve Bannon could be in line to take the job.
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The watchdog said that, with immediate effect, payments for "refused" services, such as when a cheque bounces, should be in line with actual costs incurred.
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Wall Street could be in line for a string of good trading days as sentiment shifts and analysts get more bullish about stocks, Cramer said.
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And giving the Hosts an army of killer robots would appear to be in line with his ultimate plan for a rebellion in the park.
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An ADM-Molinos combination would be in line with recent consolidation of the sector which has wrestled with a global oversupply of grains and oilseeds.
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Veteran Al Jefferson (14 points in 14 minutes against Miami) and rookie TJ Leaf (7.3 average) will be in line to receive extra playing time.
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The company isn't yet announcing pricing for the Mod accessories, but company representatives told me the pricing would be in line with similar smartphone accessories.
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LHP Madison Bumgarner, the Giants' Saturday starter, could be in line to start the National League wild-card game if the Giants are in it.
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In the medium term, real growth needs to move down to 5.5 percent for credit expansion to be in line with GDP growth, Gruenwald added.
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The firm predicted in April that Apple could double its dividend and have its payout level still be in line with its large technology competitors.
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Li Xi, 60, currently party chief of the northeastern province of Liaoning, is seen to be in line for promotion to head a bigger province.
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The student-athlete and his or her family are responsible for making the donation, and that donation must also be in line with NCAA rules.
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While Strasburg looks to be in line to start the Nationals' first game of the second half, Syndergaard's post-All-Star Game availability decidedly murkier.
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Michael Hutchinson could be in line to start Saturday after relieving rookie Connor Hellebuyck five minutes into Friday's contest and stopping 21-of-22011 shots.
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That would qualify, given Facebook tells me its rake will be in line with industry standards and creators will retain the majority of their earnings.
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In addition, he said, 25 of the state's death row inmates had exhausted all of their appeals, meaning they would be in line for execution.
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Donald Trump met recently with two people rumored to be in line for major tech regulatory jobs, according to reports about Tuesday's transition press call.
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That would be in line with this year's expected outturn of 210 percent but below earlier expectations that growth would accelerate to over 203 percent.
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But that doesn't mean either are the heir apparent: we took a look at the 6 execs who could be in line to replace Dimon.
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After a legal review by his department, Mr Pompeo said, Israeli settlements in the West Bank were found to be in line with international law.
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An operation this week killed Haji Imam, a senior religious leader who was considered to be in line to succeed ISIS leader Omar al-Baghdadi.
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Reports say Berkshire executives Gregory Abel and Ajit Jain, who were appointed to the company's board as vice chairs in January, could be in line.
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Hamers' appointment derails speculation that star wealth manager Iqbal Khan, who joined last year from rival Credit Suisse, could be in line to replace Ermotti.
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Ms. Boël will not enter the royal line of succession, but she will be in line to inherit some part of the king's private fortune.
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Nichols expects 2019 pretax profit to be in line with market expectations, with group sales in the full-year seen 4% ahead of last year.
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This kind of leadership needed and shown by only three Republicans already at their political peaks would be in line with making America great again.
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Respected conservative economist Kevin Hassett has been repeatedly reported to be in line to lead the group, but no announcement has yet been made officially.
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Any Japanese response, he said, would be in line with World Trade Organization rules: "If there is a violation, then we will seek consultations," Seko said.
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"It would be in line with what they have been doing, why else would they clearing land on the islands but for militarization," the official said.
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Watkins did not practice Wednesday or Thursday and is not expected to do so on Friday so McCoy could be in line for another heavy workload.
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Should Alli not recover in time then Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who impressed as a late substitute against Tunisia could be in line for a starting place.
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A third person, speaking on condition of anonymity, said this would be "in line" with EU thinking on how to get to a final Brexit deal.
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The siblings could be in line for an even bigger payout in the coming months when the trials of those accused of killing their father conclude.
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Coffee shops and other places selling CBD oil may be in line with state laws, depending on where they're located, but they're still skirting federal laws.
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European mergers are very difficult and the new plan will be in line with the previous one, with the goal to create value for the shareholders.
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This would be in line with the massive emergency management policy changes that followed Hurricane Katrina, which blasted New Orleans in 2005, killing some 1,833 people.
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The cuts also would be in line with Beijing's goal of boosting consumption within its borders to support growth as the world's second-biggest economy slows.
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Tens of millions of travelers from the United States and other wealthy nations could also be in line to get vaccines before visiting areas at risk.
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If plaintiffs win, they could be in line for up to $25,000 depending on their state of residence (congrats, those of you who live in Tennessee).
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If it builds such tools for researchers, that would be in line with the plan outlined by Verily CEO Andy Conrad: A "Google for medical information."
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In fact, if Succession takes the crown, it might be in line with some earlier dramas that became big hits in the '80s: Dallas and Dynasty.
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The company said EBITDA margins would be in line with last year, as it planned to invest to bring new customers on board and grow internationally.
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Gingrich has been a top surrogate for Trump during his presidential campaign and is rumored to be in line for a top role in his administration.
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Merkel said she viewed the so-called Nord Stream 2 pipeline as an economic project, but its implementation had to be in line with European rules.
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Even if Knox is not among the nine players to make the team automatically, he will be in line for one of Clarke's three captain's picks.
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The stock could be in line for further gains as it still trades below its agreed-upon acquisition price of $128 per share offered by Bayer.
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That trust has been a subject of controversy in the past few months, as the state's attorney's office and police don't seem to be in line.
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He had appeared to be in line for an upgrade until he made bogeys on three of his final four holes at the regular-season finale.
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To truly scale, solar desalination will have to be in line with other, dirtier (read: fossil fuel-dependent) desalination methods, which currently cost about half that.
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With rumors swirling about a potential Jonas Valanciunas deal (sources indicate the market for him remains unexciting), Jakob Poeltl could be in line for more time.
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In a Democratic House, Brownley and Kuster would be in line to run key Veterans Affairs subcommittees, where they'll be in a position to demand answers.
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Saga said it will provide a full update on April 2, and reiterated that underlying profit before tax is expected to be in line with expectations.
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The company, which recently underwent a review of its business practises, also said it expects its annual pretax profit to be in line with market expectations.
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Recent media reports have suggested that the finance minister, Giovanni Tria, will announce a deficit of 1.6 percent – which would be in line with European rules.
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"The UAE has gone through a lot of changes, a lot of laws have been issued to be in line with international best practices," he said.
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Instead, officials should require developers to set aside some percentage of units for wheelchair users, a share that would be in line with their population numbers.
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Gove, who along with Johnson, was the face of the Leave campaign, is rumored to be in line for a vacant position in the Foreign Office.
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"The duration of an extension - it has got to be in line with the purpose of any such extension," Barnier told a news conference on Tuesday.
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The move to rationalise brands, reduce catwalk fashion and prioritising fit and quality would appear to be in line with the requirements of its existing customer base.
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And with Juul having about 1,500 employees worldwide, that means each worker could be in line to receive roughly $1.3 million each on average, according to CNBC.
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If negotiations are in fact ongoing with Stewart, it would be in line with something the 77-year-old star told Red Carpet News earlier in June.
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The move would be in line with Apple's strategy to roll out premium version of its most popular products, as it's done with Macs, iPhones and iPads.
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Wall Street now expects earnings to be in line with the year-ago quarter, a sharp improvement from the 2.3% fall expected at the start of April.
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Danylyuk is rumored to be in line to become either foreign minister or the head of the presidential administration, which would give him a powerful gatekeeper role.
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Microsoft says pricing will be in line with similar competitive devices, which could mean we'll see a more aggressive price point to counter Google's own digital whiteboard.
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Sources also said that House Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul, a Texas Republican, could be in line to serve as Homeland Security Secretary and that former Rep.
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From a Prism FBM perspective, we estimate NN's score would fall to 'very strong' from 'extremely strong', which would be in line with similarly rated European peers.
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The second source added that the way FCA had informed the market about Marchionne's ill-health and later his death appeared to be in line with rules.
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Growth targets for M2 money supply, which includes cash in circulation and deposits, and total social financing this year would be in line with nominal GDP growth.
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Poland is recommending that the norms for electromagnetic fields in Poland should be in line with European recommendations, vice minister for digitalisation Wanda Buk told Parkiet daily.
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That decision would be in line with the Trump administration's new executive orders that make practically all undocumented immigrants, regardless of their record, a priority for deportation.
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They don't have to be in line with what I think, or what you think about this world, but just check facts and then make your decision.
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The poster for the new version seems to announce more of a sporty theme, which would be in line with where smartwatch makers are heading these days.
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Other so-called sin stocks could be in line for higher taxation, including tobacco, sugary soft drinks and petrol — particularly given currently low prices for the latter.
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The company said in a statement that 2019 adjusted EBITDA would be "in line" with 2018 levels, and said it expected growth over the 2019-2021 period.
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The report, dated April, also said that inflation measured in monthly and seasonally-adjusted terms has already slowed to be in line with the central bank's target.
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"Taking necessary action against (excess volatility and disorderly currency moves) would be in line with the G20 agreement," Aso told reporters after the G20 finance leaders' gathering.
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In July, the shoes and leather goods maker said it expected results in the second half of the year to be in line with the first half.
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The Times * Younger workers could be in line for a boost to their pensions at the expense of older employees under plans being considered by the Treasury.
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As a percentage of revenue, Disney Plus' marketing expenses in 2024 are expected to be in line with the current spending on marketing at Hulu and Netflix.
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On the other hand, that family could be in line for a credit of up to $1,050 for one child or $2,100 for two or more kids.
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It'd be in line with what many fans theorize: that the way to beat the White Walkers won't be in a battle, but through a peace treaty.
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Now some of them might be in line for a small payday: Apple has agreed to pay some iPhone owners about $25 each to settle such complaints.
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Robinson carried the mail (poorly) thereafter against the Buffalo Bills, and would at least be in line for some touches if those other guys miss more time.
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In fact, women born into the royal family must officially leave it once they marry, and none of their children can be in line to the throne.
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Shares of Britain's Micro Focus jumped 4.8% after the software company said it expects its full-year revenue and profit to be in line with existing guidance.
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With the Rays struggling to find offense Guyer could be in line for more at bats when manager Kevin Cash decides to make changes in the lineup.
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According to Freeman/Thomson Reuters estimates, Shire's advisers could be in line for fees of $50 million-$60 million and Baxalta's may earn $70 million-$80 million.
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It's easy to be charmed by more money or prestige, but those rewards might not be in line with what you truly want out of your career.
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This latest move appears to be in line with President Donald Trump's strategy for the region and his stated desire to cut US foreign aid in general.
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Calabria currently serves as Vice President Mike Pence's top economist but is widely said to be in line for a job running the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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Melker Jernberg, president of Volvo Group's construction equipment unit, said the Swedish firm anticipated 2019 sales would be in line with this year or a "little bit lower".
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Analysts said speculation that Madrid and Lisbon could be in line for EU fines for missing budget deficit targets over recent years was also weighing on investor sentiment.
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If something is making you or your friends feel bad, think about why you feel that way and why that representation may not be in line with reality.
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Both medical providers and patients spoke to the NYCLU about the necessity of updating New York abortion laws to be in line with the Supreme Court's Roe v.
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Farmers would be in line for hundreds of millions of euros in emergency aid to offset a market collapse and the loss of British customers, the newspaper reported.
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That would be in line with the official services PMI, released at the weekend, which came in at 53.5 in April, down a tad from 53.8 in March.
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The company says it has not yet determined the exact figure for when the feature launches, but future rev shares will be in line with standard industry practices.
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In a separate statement, Lookers said it expects profit for the year to be in line with expectations even as fourth-quarter trading was as challenging as expected.
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Samsung has not yet announced the prices for the S9 and S9+, but you can expect it to be in line with the S8 ($750) and S8+ ($850).
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In contrast, philosophy graduates, whose salaries tend to be in line with those of their peers, actually earn around 10% less after taking into account the aforementioned controls.
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Lamprell, which said it was working with its client and the supply chain to mitigate the additional costs, expects 2017 revenue to be in line with current guidance.
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This would be in line with the feminist critiques of heterosexual desire as rigidly locking men and women into gendered roles of patriarchal oppressor and subjugated sex victim.
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Higher bonuses to the underwriters may be in line with expectations as all five of the largest US banks have posted double digit gains in the first half.
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Wall Street could be in line for a string of good trading days as sentiment shifts and analysts get more bullish about stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Italian shipbuilder expects its 2019 growth rate to be in line with last year after a jump in new orders between January and March, it said on Thursday.
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For the full 2018-19 year the group's outlook was unchanged with adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS expected to be in line with 2017-18's outcome.
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Samsung says that pricing for the new models should be in line with last year's phones at launch, so the S7 and S7 Edge won't be coming cheap.
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It clearly meant a great deal to them to be in line with those rules and there was a sense of pride that they never failed a test.
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It was not clear what kind of state guarantees the government might be considering and whether any such measure would be in line with EU state aid rules.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow considers U.S. sanctions a form of unfair competition and any response will be in line with Russia's interests, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.
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The chain, the biggest pizza delivery firm in Turkey and third-largest in Russia, said it expected its full-year adjusted EBITDA to be in line with expectations.
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"Whether the full-year revenue will be in line with that of last year or even exceed, it remains to be seen," Zheng said in a recent interview.
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"If we're going to adjust to the new IOSCO recommendations, it's certain that we would also be in line with the Central Bank of Ireland's guidelines," Doris said.
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The Commission said the extension for the mine would not be in line with "ecologically sustainable development or inter-generational equity", and was not in the public interest.
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Taylor Wimpey, however, said it expects full-year results to be in line with expectations and declared a special dividend of about 11 pence per share for 2020.
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But a bold claim of presidential power would be in line with his tendency to test the limits of his executive authority and his impatience with constitutional constraints.
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And sending a message to Baghdad that Washington will not continue to work with anti-American, Iranian-backed militias would be in line with warnings from U.S. officials.
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LHP Ariel Miranda, who was acquired from Baltimore on Sunday in exchange for starter Wade Miley, could be in line to start Thursday's game against the Red Sox.
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Google, meanwhile, introduced an even more direct competitor in the Home Max, a $399 smart speaker that appears to still be in line for a release next month.
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It looks like the fresh art on Bieber's midsection has a religious theme -- including archways and angels -- which would be in line with his new look on life.
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The dollar "could be in line to rebound" on Yellen's comments, said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington, in a research note.
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The unusually high-profile intervention — which appears to be in line with Beijing's new foreign policy goal of becoming a "leading global power" — is on its face commendable.
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The deputy attorney general, now Mr. Rosenstein, would normally be in line to become the acting attorney general, but Mr. Trump has complained publicly about Mr. Rosenstein, too.
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To help neutralize your neck, find a spot on the floor about a foot beyond your hands; you want your head to be in line with your back.
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The company, however, said it expects pretax profit to be in line with market estimates and that it was in a strong position for the upcoming spring season.
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Mary could be in line for a nice payday ... depending on her opponent and internet pay-per-view streams, CB expects her to pull in around five figures.
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The company said it expects 2020 profit from its core divisions to be in line with 2019, but warned upstream earnings may be hit by lower commodity prices.
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Running back Malcolm Brown likely will receive the bulk of the snaps should Gurley sit out, and rookie Darrell Henderson could be in line for an increased workload.
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It also promoted Bret Taylor earlier this month, who could be in line as heir apparent to Benioff and co-CEO Keith Block whenever they decide to retire.
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Bensouda argued that, given the cross-border nature of the crime of deportation, a ruling in favor of ICC jurisdiction would be in line with established legal principles.
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Cardinals RH Lance Lynn (33-23, 24) Hendricks could be in line to start the Cubs' playoff opener, as the 22-year-old has been sharp of late.
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Wang Yi, who reports to Yang, is said to be in line to take over his boss' current title of state councilor while continuing on as foreign minister.
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The European Union's foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, has endorsed the idea of alterations as long as the demarcation would be in line with international and European law.
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That would be in line with the top products from Tesla, though some manufacturers are now looking at pushing up into 400-mile territory as lithium-ion technology improves.
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But, Szymanski said, the government would not agree to measures that would disappoint its supporters in parliament: "(They) must be in line with the parliamentary majority's expectations," he said.
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The rating and Outlook incorporate our expectation that CVB's credit performance will be in line with both equally and higher rated peers, especially those banks operating in CVB's market.
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There's $9 billion up for grabs if retailers could reduce the number of "abandoned" shopping carts on smartphones to be in line with those on desktop computers, Adobe said.
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The official denied that the contingency plans being laid were targeting sanctuary cities, which would be in line with President Trump's stated intention of sending immigrants to sanctuary cities.
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Trump has already appointed immigration hawk Jeff Sessions to be attorney general; Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is rumored to be in line for deputy secretary at DHS.
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The next year, she was transferred to the general assembly division, where she was under the impression that she would be in line for further promotions and salary increases.
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The bank, which generates the majority of profit overseas, expects profit for the fiscal year 2018 to be in line with the A$2.22 billion it reported last year.
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But that move would be in line with the general trajectory of his presidency, which is aimed at finding the exact minimum of power an American president can exert.
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Fans who wanted to be the first to ride the new coaster arrived before the sun came up Thursday and could be in line until the sun goes down.
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Ellen DeGeneres is keeping the conversation going on Friday's Ellen DeGeneres Show when she asks Mario Lopez about "rumors" that he might be in line to take Strahan's seat.
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Growth targets for M2 money supply, which includes cash in circulation and deposits, and total social financing this year would be in line with nominal GDP growth, Li said.
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However, we expect net leverage to come down from 2018 and be in line with our guideline from 2019 due to improving operations, sizeable capex cuts and other efforts.
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Its ship builders, along with Chinese yards, hope to be in line for huge orders as Iran modernizes its aging fleet of super tankers, which is the world's largest.
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Money, of course, is no object — Whitman is very wealthy already, although she would be in line to garner billions more if she successfully got Uber to an IPO.
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The T-Mobile case alleges a conspiracy reaching from ground-level engineers to top-level executives, which would be in line with the intelligence community's assertions about the company.
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The company, which operates the Evans Halshaw, Stratstone, Quickco and Car Store brands, said full-year underlying loss before tax is likely to be in line with its expectations.
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" She has also said, "I put ideas out there, and sometimes they are going to be in line with the most progressive folks and sometimes with the most centrist.
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Warren's position appeared to be in line with several senior Democrats in Congress who have said that any discussion of beginning impeachment proceedings should proceed after Mueller is finished.
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NGOs will have to specify where they want to work geographically in China, but that must be in line with its "scope of business and actual needs", it added.
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"It's safe to assume that the figures who denounced [Donald Trump] most vocally will not be in line for key positions," wrote conservative New York Times columnist Ross Douthat.
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Smiths, a provider of hospital equipment, industrial services and security sensors, said excluding the medical unit, which is its largest, full-year performance would be in line with expectations.
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Gas prices and the budget must also be in line with the programme, which has been repeatedly delayed by stop-start reform efforts since it was agreed in 2015.
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If spring/summer ranges are secured at current exchange rates, the group would expect Primark's 21-20.7742 operating margin to be in line with 2017-18's 11 percent.
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Technogym's full-year results would be in line with its plans for sustainable and profitable growth and its focus will remain on organic growth rather than acquisitions, he said.
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"Your elbows should be in line with your shoulders, your arms should be bent, and your hands should be in front of your face around eye level," Baron explained.
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Mitie said revenue growth in the financial year 2020-21 would be in line with this year and operating profit before other items will increase by mid-single digits.
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Thought only a short time ago to be in line for the chair position at the Federal Reserve, there's increasing speculation that Cohn may be leaving the administration soon.
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Just like Elsa&aposs outfit, a crucial part of establishing this particular setting was nailing its color palette, which they wanted to be in line with the first movie.
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Axel Weber, Weidmann's predecessor, was once thought to be in line to become ECB president in 2011 but he resigned to protest the central bank's initial crisis-fighting policies.
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"The reduced inflation target does not signal that monetary policy will be tighter," he said, adding it was made to be in line with changing economic and financial conditions.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Tuesday that the country's oil production in April would be in line with the global deal between OPEC and non-OPEC countries.
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Releasing presentation notes for an investor conference, the Sydney-listed bank said the first-half results would be in line with the second half of the last financial year.
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The Moon in Scorpio clashes with Mars in Aquarius at 6:24 AM: What we have to do might not be in line with what we want to do.
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By then, President Donald Trump presumably will have appointed a director more receptive to issues such as class action waivers that would be in line with his business-friendly agenda.
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The plans "may not be in line with commitments," one EU source said, adding that EU officials had raised concerns during a regular mission to Athens which ended on Wednesday.
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An EU official questioned whether the commission's final decision on the legality of the tax deal would be in line with the current thinking of officials working on the case.
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"As a country that prioritizes a rule-based, multilateral trade system, Japan believes that any steps taken on trade must be in line with World Trade Organization rules," he said.
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However, Schultz's new premium Roastery and Reserve cafes could also be in line to benefit as these locations are slated to open in expensive locations such New York and Chicago.
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Without that information, Tester said, it would be hard to find the program's cost and usage, though VA officials at the hearing said costs should be in line with estimates.
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That would be in line with last year's rate which was the strongest since 2010, but would leave Italy in its customary position among the euro zone's most sluggish economies.
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Ukraine, which expects its 2019 grain crop to be in line with last year's level of around 70 million tonnes, had harvested 36.8 million tonnes of early grains by Aug.
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DMGT also said underlying revenue growth rate at its events business is now expected to be in the mid-single digits, but would still be in line with market expectations.
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The 24-year-old Finn could be in line for his fourth start of the season and second versus the Islanders, against whom he made 53 saves in October. 1.
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Though this is largely good news, Jenckes' remarks suggest that other Comcast customers — who do not currently have data caps — may be in line to get them in the future.
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Normally, a candidate who performed as well as he did among the party's base would be in line for at least some kind of cabinet position if his side won.
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If that hasn't convinced you yet, DeCurt1998 also observes that Polly's character suffers a mental breakdown in the "Afterlife with Archie" comic books, which would be in line with Riverdale.
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The company forecast profit before tax this year to be in line with 2017, excluding the impact of currency, and said order intake was 137 MW so far this year.
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Casey Benson, who started all 22 games as a freshman guard last season, could be in line to win his spot back if either of those players continues to sputter.
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Target expects the quarter's comparable sales to be in line with the performance of the first and second quarter, or a range of negative 22016 percent to positive 21 percent.
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Nurmagomedov himself challenged McGregor to win a fight before getting a shot at a rematch, adding that fellow lightweight Tony Ferguson would be in line for a title fight first.
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"I'm not an overpowering-type or strikeout-type pitcher," said Hendricks, who would be in line to start Game 7 if the Cubs can make the Series go the distance.
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"As a country that prioritizes a rule-based, multilateral trade system, Japan believes that any steps taken on trade must be in line with World Trade Organization rules, " he said.
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We encourage any voter who wants to cast their ballot to be in line at any of your designated polling places by 7 pm and their vote will be counted.
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A rising star in the Army Special Forces community, Colonel Moses is widely considered to be in line to be promoted to brigadier general, a promotion that requires Senate confirmation.
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Trump said Thursday he was considering sending the National Guard to assist in border security, a move that would be in line with actions taken by both of his predecessors.
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Japanese media have reported that former Olympic judo champion Yasuhiro Yamashita and Japan Football Association President Kozo Tashima, both JOC Executive Board members, could be in line to take over.
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The company also said it expects first-half organic operating profit growth to be in-line with or slightly behind organic net sales growth, due to stronger prior year comparables.
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Several analysts predicted in recent reports that Televisa's second-quarter revenue, expected to be released after the market close on Monday, would be in line with the year-ago period.
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If Democrats win back the Senate, Brown would be in line to chair the Banking Committee, which oversees financial markets as well as the regulators tasked with policing private equity.
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And that matters because, while Shelton would be only one of seven Fed governors if confirmed, she could be in line to chair the central bank if Trump wins reelection.
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The study suggests that in addition to the known risks posed by a warming climate, such as sea level rise, we may also be in line for some cataclysmic surprises.
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Taxpayer funding has long backed expansion of national power grid systems around the world - and the new subsidies would be in line with that, Tyabji told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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All art in the USSR had to be in line with the ideals of Socialist Realism; in terms of music, much of what was censored made for great dancing tunes.
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A number of them told Recode that Warren's plan to regulate Google might be better for it in the long run, and would even be in line with Google's own ethos.
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ASOS maintained its guidance for full year 2018 sales growth of 25-30 percent and said pretax profit was expected to be in line with the consensus of 101 million pounds.
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The company repeated that it still expected 2018 revenue to be in line with 2017, while its adjusted EBITDA margin, which stood at 26 percent last year, would be significantly lower.
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YNAP said it expects full-year net revenues to be in line with its five year plan and confirmed it forecast an improvement in the adjusted core profit margin in 2017.
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But in Wednesday's ruling, the majority decided that, while no indicted person can be in line for the presidency, that does not mean they have to step down from other positions.
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Drew, who appears to be in line to soak up most of the at-bats at short until the injured Trea Turner returns, has been nails with runners in scoring position.
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This would be in line with the kind of approach Trump based much of his campaign on, with a focus on "tough" policies like longer prison sentences and harsher police tactics.
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Sony, LG and Huawei Just about every other manufacturer of high- or highish-end smartphones will be in line for a "Samsung bump" as consumers look elsewhere for their Android fix.
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Ten other people are on the GOP primary ballot, and two of them, Austin Petersen and Tony Monetti , may be in line to catch the voters who aren't enthralled with Hawley.
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Should Democrats take back the Senate in the fall, and should Bayh's seniority be recognized by the majority leader, he would be in line to snatch the chairmanship of the committee.
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Cathie Wood, chief executive and CIO at ARK Invest says Apple will outperform the market fairly significantly in 2016, while Amazon will be in line or slightly ahead of the market.
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The sources said the deal would be in line with Dyal's typical strategy of investing around $500 million or more to acquire 10 to 25 percent of an alternative asset manager.
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The environmental technology group Halma rose 6.9 percent after announcing it expected adjusted profit before tax to be in line with expectations of between £183.7 million ($229.64 million) and £199.4 million.
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"What emerges so far from the discussions (in Italy) does not seem to be in line with the stability and growth pact," Valdis Dombrovskis told a conference in Riga, Latvia's capital.
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House prices increased by 4.8% over 1Q17 but the Central Bank estimates prices to be in line with fundamentals and the rise is likely to moderate as supply comes on stream.
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Xi reaffirmed the ruling Communist Party's leadership in all aspects of society and said reforms should be in line with the overall goal of improving the socialist system with Chinese characteristics.
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He has been seen as Trump's Christian conservative moral compass — there to assure the evangelical base that the Trump agenda would be in line with the values of the religious right.
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On Twitter, Albayrak said economic growth in 2019 will be in line with the government's forecast that sees economy returning to growth of 2.3 percent by the end of this year.
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That would be in line with Republican losses in 28500 and 6900, and slightly less severe than the 2628 seats Republicans lost in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal in 28503.
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ACDAC members want their salaries to be in line with those received by Avianca pilots in other countries, who earn 30 percent to 70 percent more than local pilots, it said.
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Wall Street now expects S&P 500 earnings to be in line with the year-ago quarter, a sharp improvement from the 2.3% fall expected at the start of April. Amazon.
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Ridley is coming off of an eight-catch, 143-yard, 1-touchdown game against the Panthers and should be in line for big numbers if the Falcons are forced to throw.
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Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has argued that, given the cross-border nature of the crime of deportation, a ruling in favor of ICC jurisdiction would be in line with established legal principles.
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Nomura, which is said to be in line for regulatory approval this year for the securities joint venture that will allow it to offer wealth management services, also declined to comment.
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Nezi played 29 minutes in place of the suspended Ismael Sanogo in last week's victory over Manhattan and the junior could be in line for a similar role against the Bluejays.
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CRH said it expected earnings in the seasonally less significant first half to be in line with last year and ahead in the second half, provided there are normal weather patterns.
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And there's no suggestion that any existing victims of the scam ads which bore Lewis' image are going to be in line for any direct compensation from Facebook for their losses.
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In her application, Bensouda argued that, given the cross-border nature of the crime of deportation, a ruling in favor of ICC jurisdiction would be in line with established legal principles.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Italy's draft additional measures to meet European Union's fiscal targets this year are likely to be in line with EU requests, the EU commission vice president said on Saturday.
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"A meeting between President Trump and President Putin will be in line with NATO policies because NATO believes in dialogue with Russia," he said at a meeting of European defense ministers.
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It would also be in line with recent European Union punishments, like Google's $5 billion antitrust fine last year and the $15.3 billion tax-evasion penalty given to Apple in 2016.
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However, it said group revenue is expected to be in line with expectations and adjusted earnings per share to be ahead of forecast due to one-off benefits from lower costs.
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S. trade negotiations, pushing back against an EU ban on hormone-treated beef and poultry washed with peracetic acid, which signals that Britain will be in line for the same treatment.
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The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive operations more frankly, added that Navy officials believed the request to be in line with what the Trump administration wanted.
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Putin said the monthly minimum wage should be raised from 9,489 rubles ($166.47) at present to be in line with the minimum cost of living, which now stands at 11,163 rubles.
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The administration has now said it will conduct a 90-day review of whether lifting sanctions — as required by the nuclear deal — will be in line with American national security interests.
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However, IAG, which also owns Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling reiterated that operating profit in 2019 would be in line with 2018 due to the pressure from the higher fuel prices.
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ASOS maintained its guidance for full year 2018 sales growth of 25-30 percent and said pretax profit was expected to be in line with the consensus of 101 million pounds.
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Hernandez said ACDAC members want their salaries to be in line with those received by Avianca pilots in other countries, who earn 30 percent to 70 percent more than local pilots.
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Company said it expects its full-year results to be in line with last year, but are "dependent on no further worsening in our key markets, specifically the UK and Nigeria".
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While NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported that Lock would be in line to be under center start versus the Chargers, coach Vic Fangio said the decision has yet to be reached.
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"The authorities should amend the peaceful assembly law to be in line with international standards, and dismiss all charges against activists who express their opinion and engage in peaceful protests," she said.
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British food ingredients maker Tate & Lyle on Thursday posted a 5 percent rise in full-year profit and said progress in the 2017 financial year would be in line with its expectations.
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If nothing else, this would be in line with the views of Trump influencers like Carl Icahn, who has long predicted that the Fed's policies would lead to a major market crash.
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Floehr, who also runs an advanced service for measuring forecast accuracy called ForecastWatch, said that the basic statistics he publishes on ForecastAdvisor tend to generally be in line with more complex assessments.
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First, Verizon will lock phones initially, unlocking them once customers finish the activation process, which would be in line with the company's explanation of preventing thieves from stealing phones from retail stores.
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And if those challenges are overcome, you could be in line for electronics that are harder to damage, more reactive to their environments, and change the way you physically interact with them.
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"If North Korea improves relations with one country while its relations with an important neighboring country become worse, it would not be in line with North Korea&aposs national interests," Cheng said.
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The EU was more forthright in its criticism, saying that summoning the German envoy did not seem to be in line with the EU's cherished freedoms of the press and of expression.
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Trump's stressing of a nation besieged by crime and depiction of those suspicious of law enforcement as merely too politically correct appears to be in line with his long-term political beliefs.
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" Rafael de Bustamante Tello, first counsellor at the EU embassy in Jakarta, said: "The EU considers the RED II to be in line with the EU's international commitments, including its WTO obligations.
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In addition, Target on Sunday – alongside the announcement of its two-day delivery service trial – raised its free shipping minimum from $25 to $35 to be in line with Walmart and Amazon.
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The extra focus on reality television appears to be in line with the broadcast regulator's tendency to apply extra scrutiny to video personalities who go viral or to programs with large followings.
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But that would be down only slightly from 6.9 percent growth in 2015, and it would be in line with the government's target for a 6.5 to 7 percent expansion in 2016.
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The topline conclusions of the final study, though, appear to be in line with those of the draft, and the accepted scientific consensus on the role humans play in warming the globe.
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Word on Wall Street is that Facebook's next earnings report will be in line with estimates because the social media giant hasn't come up with a new, hot product in a while.
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L). Thomas Cook said it expected results for the year through September 2018 would be in line with analysts' expectations, which are for an operating profit of 354 million pounds ($492 million).
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What's interesting is that the experiments seem to not be in line with the sort of advanced features that Tumblr users actually desire – those are still provided by third parties like XKit.
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"The shows will be in line with the values and principles, and will include enriching content that is not contrary to Shariah laws and ethical values of the kingdom," the ministry said.
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DuluxGroup expects to complete the deal in the first half of the 2018 financial year, and expects core earning for Hong Kong and China to be in line with the previous year.
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On Friday, SoulCycle sent an email to its riders saying that it would cut class sizes in half — a move that seems to be in line with the guidance of social distancing.
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While the larger concern to U.S. lawmakers is potential for China's influence through social media, TikTok at times makes other moderation choices that don't appear to be in line with U.S. values.
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But unlike the situations surrounding former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin and former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the policies he's enacted seem to be in line with the President's policy goals.
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Officials at Steinberg Sports were tight-lipped about Mahomes' next contract, but in 2019, ESPN reported he could be in line to get a $200 million offer from the Chiefs this offseason.
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The company now expects its fourth-quarter same-store sales to be in line with its holiday period growth of 1.4%, down from its prior range of a 3% to 4% growth.
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DP Eurasia, the largest pizza delivery firm in Turkey and the third biggest in Russia by number of stores, also said it expects its adjusted EBITDA to be in line with expectations.
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Dart, however, said it was cautious on pricing for the coming summer holiday period and it expected its performance for its next financial year to be in line with the current one.
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The remarks will be in line with the traditional, scripted format of past State of the Union addresses, the aides said, rather than Trump's penchant for personal attacks and long-winded asides.
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This is a huge move into boxing for Young Money, Lubin is a budding superstar and if he beats Charlo -- who's undefeated, too -- could be in line for some HUGE money fights.
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This would seem to be in line with the final moments of the season finale, which depict the army of the dead walking through the rift Viserion has created in the Wall.
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Goldman's view also seems to be in line with Wall Street's consensus as more than 70% of market insiders expect Trump to win reelection in 2020, according to an RBC survey in April.
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The firm could still be in line for a heavy fine as a result of the SFO's criminal probe, which Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Mike Dennis said could reach up to 500 million pounds.
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Or maybe she was prevailed upon by State to change her position to be in line with Tillerson's effort to be more nonaligned so he can be more effective in mediating the dispute.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT UTAH (14-5, 3-3 Pac-12): Jakob Poeltl should be in line for a big game as the 03-foot center will have a nice size advantage down low.
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Mueller's testimony is expected to be in line with the public statement he made on May 29 wherein he stated charging Trump was not an option that his office could consider, Popkin said.
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In Belgium, about 5 percent of the population is Muslim; prison figures are unreliable, but unconfirmed claims that Muslims are disproportionately represented in Belgian prisons would be in line with other European countries.
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LONDON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Britain's third-largest builder Taylor Wimpey said its results in 2017 will be in line with expectations after it built more homes, and it anticipates further growth this year.
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Thyssenkrupp rose 2.7 percent after saying first-quarter earnings would be in line with its outlook, giving its ailing shares a boost ahead of a plan to spin off its capital goods businesses.
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The agency found the number of reported unwanted pregnancies reported by users to be in line with Natural Cycles' certification documents for the product, finding a failure rate in typical use of 6.9%.
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Salvini comments appeared to be in line with what a League source indicated earlier, that deficit targets for 2020 and 2021 would be 2.2 percent of gross domestic product and 2 percent respectively.
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Prominent economist Mohamed El-Erian, rumored to be in line for a top job at the Federal Reserve, praised the central bank Friday for navigating its way out of crisis-era monetary policies.
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But Bolton has other advisers who could be in line for key posts, including Sarah Tinsley, a longtime ally who is currently at Bolton's super PAC, and Fred Fleitz, a former CIA analyst.
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She could be in line for the speakership if House Republicans take back the House in one of the coming campaign cycles, giving her enough reason to stick around in the lower chamber.
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However the operator of Grosvenor casinos and Mecca bingo hall said it aimed to improve operating profit for the second half and expected full-year results to be in line with market forecasts.
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Running back Benny Snell Jr. is Kentucky's biggest threat on offense, and he could be in line for a big performance against a Missouri defense that allows 194.8 rushing yards per game. 1.
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The employees will receive severance packages from WeWork that will be in line with the packages the coworking giant provided in its massive November layoffs, a second source familiar with the matter said.
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He understood, he felt, what the club's fans wanted, what sort of team would be in line with Atlético's history, its identity, what style of play would win the backing of the Calderón.
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The net result of unanticipated puts and takes in the quarter will probably mean revenue from the institutional business will be in line with the outlook the company gave in July, Gerspach said.
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He said macroeconomic uncertainty could influence consumer and enterprise spending this year, potentially impacting semiconductor sales, but based on current conditions, full-year revenue would be in line with expectations of $1.65 billion.
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On Thursday, Robert Walters said its annual profit was likely to be in line with market expectations, helped by a rise of 2% in annual net fee income and a strong first half.
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Because she plans to marry a commoner, she will have to leave the royal family, and even if she were to bear a son, he would not be in line to the throne.
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British online fashion retailer ASOS said it expected full year profit to be in line with analysts' consensus expectations although sales growth for its latest trading period was just short of market forecasts.
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"Unfortunately, a number of parliamentary bills adopted after the conclusion of the second review may not be in line with program commitments and will have to be assessed by our teams," he said.
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That would be in line with previous comments from Kiwi's founder and 24.5 percent owner, Oliver Dlouhy, who told Reuters in May the shareholders were ready for an exit if conditions were right.
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"Now we're going on the 25th of May to OPEC and we're definitely going to be in line with OPEC's final decision and collective decisions," Jabar al-Luaibi told a conference in Paris.
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Building the bomb would be consistent with the psychology and politics of the moment, but it would also be in line with what scholars have learned about past preventive strikes aimed at nuclear programs.
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Jeff Merkley was allowed to read from King's letter Tuesday night, though he couched his remarks as only reading portions of the letter and with the context to be in line with Senate rules.
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And when combined with potentially new purpose-built smartwatch CPUs coming soon from Qualcomm, new Wear OS Watches could be in line for a top-to-bottom improvement before the end of the year.
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Fitch Ratings expects lending to new European buyouts in 2017 to be in line with €50bn in 2016, despite a possible rush for deals before the European Central Bank implements new leveraged lending guidelines.
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The company said although its operations in Marrakesh will continue to be challenging, the improvement in results for the second quarter to March 2016 should be in line with that of the first quarter.
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Shell will have to initially "catch up" with society's carbon reduction goals because Shell's current emissions are higher than other businesses but by 2050 it plans to be in line with the global targets.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Additionally in May of 203 Fitch downgraded the support ratings of SSBT and State Street Corporation (STT) to be in line with the agency's view of sovereign support.
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Pricing is still TBA for both, but I'd expect them to be in line with the last generation, keeping the 7 Spin at under $1,000 and making them both pretty compelling models for students.
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Fitch expects GDP growth to be in line with the national average, which should keep the city's unemployment rate below the national average at around 8% (Italy: 11%), due to industry and commercial activities.
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Economic growth seemed to be in line with the Bank of Korea's latest forecasts, a third board member said, and there seemed to be no notable change in the economy from the previous month.
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Timo Koster, the Dutch government's top diplomatic official for cyber security, said any global measures should be in line with European Commission requirements issued in March to share data on 5G cyber security risks.
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The group said it expected sales in the second half to be in line with the first half, but the UK's decision to leave the European Union could affect the market development in Europe.
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It said it expected 2019 sales to be in line with 2018, while the operating margin, including increased investments in new technology, was seen in line with or higher than the adjusted 2018 margin.
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Haven buying sparked by the news helped offset comments from Atlanta Federal Reserve President Dennis Lockhart that the United States may be in line for an interest rate rise as soon as next month.
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With parental consent and careful engineering it will be in line with privacy laws, but the team said that it still failed some tests of keeping the dialogue with kids healthy and parents informed.
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LONDON, July 27 (Reuters) - Tour operator Thomas Cook said on Thursday that strong demand for summer bookings would continue into winter, adding that its full-year operating profit would be in-line with forecasts.
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"Social media, digital video and mobile search all solidly outgrowing the online/offline ad industry," wrote analyst Eric Sheridan on Tuesday, pointing to revenue trends that are expected to be in line or better.
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GM said its pre-tax earnings and automotive cash flow would be in line with 2017 and predicted "further earnings acceleration" in 2019 as its next generation of pickup trucks hits the U.S. market.
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" Gould said that in a healthy economy "we would expect to see wages growing at 3.5 percent to 4 percent, which would be in line with productivity plus the Federal Reserve's target inflation rate.
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The firm declined to break out the precise gender breakdown of its 2,000-strong US adviser force, but a spokesman said it continues to be in-line with industry averages in the upper-teens.
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Maybe my grandmother wouldn't call herself one — just because she didn't know to — but if she started describing her philosophies, they would be in line with the notion that men and women are equal.
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But Jean-Claude Juncker, head of the European Commission, told reporters on Tuesday in Strasbourg, France, that in a preliminary reading, "it seems to me to be in line with the law," Reuters reported.
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Robin was involved in the Kabbalah Centre from 2002 to 2010, and said she understood the chevre's position, and how the students provided for them, to be in line with Jewish notions of charity.
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VW said a slowdown in global demand would result in Volkswagen Group vehicle deliveries in 2019 to be in line with year-earlier figures, adjusting its earlier forecast which had expected a slight increase.
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He has been in Congress since 1993, focusing mostly on health and budget issues, so he could be in line for Health and Human Services or director of the Office of Management and Budget.
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That would point to profit close to the bottom of previous market estimates of between 95.9 million pounds and 101.4 million pounds, which the company said in August it would be in line with.
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"At a high level, noise in the supply chain appears most pronounced about Apple's March quarter, consistent with the fact that sequential declines could be in line, or worse than recent history," Sacconaghi said.
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The hedge fund and other shareholders could potentially be in line to sit on a so-called equity committee that a bankruptcy judge would be empowered to appoint as part of PG&E's court proceedings.
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Friday's crowds are expected to fall well short of the 2 million people who attended Obama's first inauguration in 2009, and be in line with the 1 million who were at his second in 2013.
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Revenue and earning growth at the end of 2018 will be in line with the one posted by the company in the first nine months of the year, Il Sole 24 Ore said on Sunday.
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Carol in Montana Carol in Montana: Once you supply a saliva sample, these kits purport to identify where your family originated from (your ancestry) and what genetic health concerns you may be in line for.
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The two have met in similar circumstances in past months to discuss Italian measures to support the country's banking sector and its weakest lenders, which need to be in line with EU state aid rules.
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She infamously promised to put miners "out of work" in May, a statement that likely helped her lose the West Virginia primary, and her energy policy is perceived to be in line with President Obama's.
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But treating the question as a joke would be in line with how the Trump administration has generally regarded the press briefings, which have been rarer and rarer and not often in front of cameras.
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That appeared to be in line with the goals of its parent company Baidu, a leading Chinese search engine that has evolved in recent years to become a technology conglomerate with ventures in AI platforms.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, addressing a business forum later, expressed confidence a compromise could be found over the anti-corruption court that would satisfy both the Venice Commission and be in line with Ukrainian law.
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Not content with last season's two-game suspension for violations of the league's substance-abuse policy, Le'Veon Bell may be in line for a four-game ban to start this season after missing drug tests.
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British-based research group InfluenceMap said an emissions cut of 70 percent would have been "much closer to what is needed if shipping is to be in line with the goals of the Paris agreement".
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Ferragamo's performance in 2016 is expected to be in line with last year's and the company is focusing on raising profitability, Norsa said earlier on Thursday, speaking on the sidelines of the annual shareholders' meeting.
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With a finished basement and driveway, the 1,300-square-foot house was listed last month for $479,19153, though its rooms, some of which sport pink or mirrored walls, might be in line for a makeover.
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"I think there are a lot of things that we could do in the product that would grow the number of users faster, but that wouldn't be in line with the [Pinterest's] spirit," he said.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Dragnea himself would be in line for such a pardon, which would make him eligible again to be prime minister, but many on the streets believed he would have been.
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Iberdrola said Villarejo had worked alongside security officials from the company between 2004 and 2017, adding that two previous investigations into his work found the contracts and remuneration to be in line with company standards.
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"Despite the fact that the size and intention of the Fed purchases would not be in line with those of a QE program, we do believe the market could interpret it as such," Gerson said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS According to Fitch's base case scenario, Brasov's operating balance will remain sound in 2017-0003, averaging 20% of operating revenue, which would be in line with the historical average from 2012-2016.
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The Saints could be in line for another top spot after beating the Tennessee Titans 212-219 on Sunday behind Drew Brees' three touchdowns and Michael Thomas' NFL record-breaking 22 catches for the season.
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The NYSE set Spotify's reference price late on Monday to be in line with informal, private trading of Spotify shares, giving an early estimate of the level at which supply and demand could be balanced.
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It's a move that would clearly be in line with the recent hiring of ex-AMD executive Jim Keller to take on some of the duties Chris Lattner as head of Tesla's Autopilot hardware engineering effort.
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According to the mobile industry trade association GSMA, smartphone penetration — currently at 40 percent across Africa — is expected to be in line with the world averages by 2020, reaching nearly two-thirds of the entire population.
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Alex pleaded guilty to a Class A supply at the earliest opportunity, knowing that as this was his second conviction for drugs he'd be in line for something heftier if he went to trial and lost.
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Ant and Alibaba have long collaborated together — including joint participation in investments such as Paytm in India — and this new allocation of shares is another hint that Ant may be in line to go public soon.
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Hopefully the superstar mom decides to add another venture to her busy schedule and release a capsule collection of her "throw back" fashion treasures — we'll definitely be in line for a pair of those fabulous pants.
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The tweets from Wikileaks appear to be in line with these prior examples—and surely a true "dead man's switch" unleashing all the data Assange currently possesses would amount to much more than three measly leaks.
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DE) TUI expects its 2019 underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortization (EBITA) to fall by 17%, having previously expected the figure to be in line with the 1.18 billion euros ($313 billion)generated in 2018.
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Earnings may be in line with the last few quarters so far, but it's what companies are saying about the future that's a good sign for the market, noted investor David Katz told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Chinese banks are facing pressure to raise funds after the banking regulator began phasing in stricter capital adequacy requirements in recent years to be in line with global rules on bank capital known as Basel III.
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Sentiment was also curbed by tightening concerns, after China's central bank raised interest rates on its medium-term lending facility (MLF) on Tuesday, a move seen to be in line with its broader objective of deleveraging.
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"Get ready for the fall message: can't afford to give Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi a blank check," said Mr. Newhouse, referring to the Democrat who would be in line to replace Mr. Ryan as speaker.
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It is not clear exactly how many people will receive payouts, but roughly 1,700 staff employed by Transline — an agency used by Sports Direct to provide workers — are thought to be in line for a payout.
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Cooper is tough to trust, but if he posted such a big game against the Broncos, he might be in line for more against a Dolphins team that is 24th in passing yards allowed per game.
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John Podesta, 68, served as a top White House aide to the last two Democratic presidents, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, and was believed to be in line as White House chief of staff if Mrs.
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Beginning Thursday, after a 15-year absence, Gardagolf plays host to the 75th Italian Open, which should be in line for a permanent home once the venue for the 2022 Ryder Cup is completed in Rome.
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The Los Angeles Times estimates that at his current level of support, Sanders could be in line to win more than 28500 percent of the 6900,2628 delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination from California alone.
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A similar dynamic may turn out to be true with respect to martial law, and all the more so because the military's position on that, not Mr. Duterte's, seems to be in line with the population's.
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Likewise, Kentucky gave "$200,000 or more" as its most common answer, which could be in line with expectations for a state that was in the bottom 10 for median cost of living, income and home value.
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Don't worry, Dubon can afford it ... he played on a 1-year, $555,000 deal this season -- and he could be in line for a fat contract if he lives up to his potential in 2020. Congrats!!!
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The company said it expected adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) in 2016 would be in line with 13 after years of sliding profits as customer switched to cheaper internet-based voice services.
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That could ease the transition to a new management structure for the Jets, with Johnson's younger brother, Christopher Wold Johnson, said to be in line to assume a more visible, and important, role with the team.
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LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - British online fashion retailer ASOS said it expected full year profit to be in line with analysts' consensus expectations although sales growth for its latest trading period was just short of market forecasts.
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Foxconn is Apple's largest constructor of iPhones, and though there's no immediate indication that Foxconn's investment in Didi relates at all to Apple's, a collaboration among the three would be in line with the companies' transportation ambitions.
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In October 2017, UBS and Caisse des Depots said they were selling their stakes to Cape Omega, but they will still be in line for any potential proceeds from a decision in favor of the Gassled partners.
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If parliament continues to throw up obstacles to his government, Rajoy can threaten to dissolve it in May and call a new election, but opposition politicians doubt this would be in line with his style of governing.
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Joe Raedle/Getty That would be in line with the Cruz campaign's goal: not necessarily to beat Rubio in Florida, but to convince him to drop out and narrow the field for the rest of the primaries.
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Haygood played his season high in minutes (923) and scored in double figures for the third time this season, leading some to believe he could be in line for a spot in the starting lineup sometime soon.
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The Parsons grad worked hand-in-hand with Addition Elle's design team to make sure that the size 12 to 24 dress collection would reflect her ideas, as well as be in line with the brand's aesthetic.
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The only thing that is reasonably certain is that the selection process for ambassadors would likely be more predictable under a President Hillary Clinton – and also be in line with practices that began about 50 years ago.
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This would actually be in line with some of the plans NASA and other space agencies have discussed regarding deeper space exploration, which involve a "deep space gateway" orbital station somewhere in the environs of our moon.
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Cooks has to compete with more weapons than those four receivers, but if Cooper Kupp isn't fully recovered from a torn ACL and if Todd Gurley's knee issues continue, Cooks could be in line for more work.
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"If he's now going to school and knowing that a bunch of people are armed, he'll have that feeling of you have to be in line all the times, because the consequence could be tenfold," she said.
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"We think Hurricane Irma could be a top 5 most costly hurricane in the U.S, although the losses could be in-line-to-lower than market expectations," JPMorgan analyst Sarah DeWitt wrote in a note to clients.
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Pelosi alluded that those who voted for Trump with a focus on the economy may find out that some of the policies his administration could put in place may not be in line with what they really wanted.
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While spending for specialty drugs is expected to remain high, at 17 percent of overall health expenditures, growth is expected to be in line with a year ago, with no new blockbuster pharmaceuticals scheduled to hit the market.
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Zodiac Aerospace issued the latest in a cluster of profit warnings on Friday, saying its current operating income would fall short of market expectations, while sales for the just-ended financial year would be in line with forecasts.
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The trust – which Stella could be in line to inherit – is controlled by Heather's maternal uncle, who has long maintained that his niece should not have access to the funds since she was responsible for her mother's death.
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Greg Austin, a professor specialising in cyber security at the University of New South Wales, said the new centre would be in line with similar bodies set up by other nations, like the United States and United Kingdom.
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Such a ruling would be in line with similar decisions from three other District Court judges in the past decade or so who rejected the Justice Department's position that such disputes were beyond the purview of the courts.
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The trust — which Stella could be in line to inherit — is controlled by Mack's maternal uncle, who has long maintained that his niece should not have access to the funds since she was responsible for her mother's death.
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Sibanye, which has operations in South Africa and the United States also said it expected local platinum operations to be higher than its annual forecast and production at its U.S unit to be in line with previous guidance.
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Canada's eOne, however, said it expects full-year underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization to be in line with expectations, with the restructuring of its film division expected to drive improved underlying profitability and cash flow.
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Those figures are a slight upgrade from the previous poll in February but seem to be in line with economists' expectations for the Federal Reserve to tighten policy more than what the central bank's most recent forecasts suggest.
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Rashard Kelly could be in line for increased minutes after the 275-7 junior forward scored a career-high 15 points and grabbed eight rebounds off the bench in a 75-45 win Tuesday against visiting Saint Louis.
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ET, FSN Arizona, FSN West (Anaheim) ABOUT THE COYOTES (11-53-5): Waiver-wire pickup Alexander Burmistrov has been busy attempting to secure a work visa and could be in line to make his Arizona debut on Friday.
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Chief Executive Jean-Francois van Boxmeer said margin expansion should be in line with the group's target of 40 basis points, excluding major unforeseen economic and political developments and the impact of recent acquisitions in Brazil and Britain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Olympic athletes realize there is still four months to go before the Tokyo Games and preparations will be in line with protecting their health from the coronavirus, the International Olympic President Thomas Bach said on Wednesday.
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Talking to reporters last week, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Luo Zhaohui said the two sides were in contact over the dam, and any co-operation would be "in line with the long-term plan of the Myanmar side".
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AB Foods said it still expected adjusted operating profit and adjusted earnings per share for its 2018-19 financial year to be in line with the 1.40 billion pounds ($1.81 billion) and 134.9 pence made in 2017-18.
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The Netherlands' largest telecom company expects roaming regulation to take 40 to 50 million euros off its adjusted EBITDA in 2017, maintaining the outlook that the total result will be in line with last year's 2.4 billion euros.
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"We think Hurricane Irma could be a top 5 most costly hurricane in the U.S, although the losses could be in-line-to-lower than market expectations," Sarah DeWitt, an analyst at JPMorgan, said in a note Monday.
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"We think Hurricane Irma could be a top 5 most costly hurricane in the U.S, although the losses could be in-line-to-lower than market expectations," JPMorgan analyst Sarah DeWitt wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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They included introducing carbon pricing and regulations on power plants to achieve a carbon-free electricity supply, as well as strengthening the fuel and vehicle economies to be in line with zero emissions for new cars by 2030.
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The FCA has also ensured it has a healthy workload for the foreseeable future, through an investigation into investment platforms, and a vague hint that hedge funds and private equity firms may be in line for future scrutiny.
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She had a couple self-released projects, including a breakup-themed mixtape called S(he's) Br(OK)en, but they decided the follow-up would be, in line with Hicks's new pursuits, a short film incorporating the music.
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Analysts said the forecast jump in inflation to 2.6 percent would still be in line with the Bank's own expectations and may not be enough to drive sterling past through resistance below $1.30 that has held for a month.
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We will have to wait for her to speak to get her thoughts and ideas on reforms for the markets and the economy, but it will be in line with what the BJP-led government would overall target anyway.
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The "Safe Harbor" agreement, created by the Clinton administration and the European Commission, essentially allowed US companies to self-certify that they were carrying out all necessary data protections to be in line with the laws of European counties.
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Lennar on Wednesday forecast its fiscal 2018 home deliveries to rise 8.9-10.6 percent and said gross margins for the full year will be in line with last year's levels at 22 percent after having fallen for three years.
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The bloc grants financial-market access to non-EU lenders, investment firms, clearing houses or credit rating agencies in its so-called "equivalence" system, as long as it considers their home rules to be in line with the EU's.
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The popularity of the larger screen iPhone appears to be in line with Flurry's figures which showed phablet devices – those with 5 inch to 6.9 inch screens – accounted for 37 percent market share, up from 27 percent in 2015.
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ANKARA, July 31 (Reuters) - The Turkish central bank's monetary policy will be in line with its inflation outlook, governor Murat Uysal said on Wednesday, adding that the bank will maintain a prudent policy stance taking into account geopolitical risks.
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Katherine Johnson, a spokeswoman for the New York Philharmonic, declined to say what Mr. van Zweden would be paid in New York, but said that it would be in line with what its current music director, Alan Gilbert, earns.
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ABOUT THE DOLPHINS (193-7): With fellow running back Damien Williams nursing a dislocated shoulder, Kenyan Drake could be in line for a significant workload on Sunday and perhaps down the road if he takes advantage of the opportunity.
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It said it now expected third-quarter revenues of $360-$20203 million, ahead of a consensus estimate compiled by the company of $362 million, while its underlying gross margin was expected to be in line with the second quarter.
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The company has missed its long-term target of 13-6 percent annual sales growth for three years but it said it still expects organic growth this year will be in line with the 4.2 percent seen last year.
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"Our response needs to be proportionate to the attack," said Mr. Morell, who now advises Hillary Clinton on national security matters and is widely believed to be in line for a top intelligence post if she is elected president.
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A spokesperson for Instagram declined to comment on the feature, but such a change would seem to be in line with the company's ongoing efforts to boost sharing through efforts like Stories, live video and ephemeral, Snapchat-like messaging.
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Mr. Liu is widely thought to be in line for a promotion as China holds a high-profile gathering of top leaders in the coming weeks, potentially to the position of vice premier or to lead the central bank.
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China's pro-market elites have been trying to use the pressure of a slowing economy and the trade war to push Mr. Xi to give power back to entrepreneurs, which would be in line with some of Washington's goals.
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Aides to the congressman said they hope that he could be in line for a host of administration posts, should a Democrat win the White House in 2020, including secretary of veterans affairs, defense secretary and United Nations ambassador.
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The MoF expects 2018 spending to be in line with the budget, whereas projections for largely flat revenues are realistic given the outperformance in 2017 and the impact of tax cuts introduced for the 2017-18 two year budget.
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TOKYO, Sept 20.075 (Reuters) - Longer-dated Japanese government bond prices rose on Thursday after a Bank of Japan' bond buying operation pointing to a small cut in monthly bond buying was perceived to be in line with market expectations.
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Amundi said, however, that once virus escalation risks receded, cyclical value stocks especially in Europe, domestically focused emerging market equities, emerging currencies and some higher-yielding bonds in developing countries and Italy, would be in line for a rebound.
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"You make your own luck by working hard," he said during a recent speech in New York, at a time when he was rumored to be in line for the ambassadorship to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Iran's state news agency IRNA on Monday quoted Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as saying that Rouhani will travel to Japan on Friday for a visit that will be in line with the national interest of both countries.
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If you are worried that the compensation won't be in line with your expectations, look for clues in the job description, like title, years of experience, number of people being managed, or skill requirements that could hint at salary.
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Christian Josz said the package of assistance, nearly one third of it from the IMF and the rest from international groups and donor countries, would be in line for approval by the board if talks with Iraq next month go well.
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Mustier confirmed a full-year net profit goal of 4.7 billion euros, saying that while the second half of the year was expected to be in line with the first six months, the bank would benefit from a lower tax rate.
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By the way, there is a breaking story from Capitol Hill tonight with Joe Crowley, a very senior Democrat from New York who is been rumored to be in line to potentially replace Nancy Pelosi if Democrats win the House majority.
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In their critiques of the Fed, U.S. President Donald Trump, White House chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow, and possible Fed nominee Stephen Moore have argued that lower rates would allow faster growth and be in line with Trumps economic plans.
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In a March 27 opinion that has now been published, the ECB said: "A requirement that Bank of Slovenia must pay compensation for damages ... would not be in line with the monetary financing prohibition" that prevents central banks funding governments.
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ABOUT THE TRAIL BLAZERS (13-9): Forward Al-Farouq Aminu (ankle) will be in line for more minutes after recording six points and five rebounds in 22 minutes off the bench against Milwaukee in his return from a 13-game absence.
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The Razer Turret is pleasantly simple—which is all most of us need from a keyboard were gonna balance on our knees while we game from the toilet that happens to be in line of sight of the bathroom couch.
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Italy's Finance Minister Giovanni Tria said on Monday the country's budget for next year will not change despite calls from EU peers and the EU Commission to amend it so that it would be in line with European Union laws.
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In their critiques of the Fed, U.S. President Donald Trump, White House chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow, and possible Fed nominee Stephen Moore have argued that lower rates would allow faster growth and be in line with Trump's economic plans.
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Mustier confirmed a full-year net profit goal of 4.7 billion euros, saying that while the second half of the year was expected to be in line with the first six months, the bank would benefit form a lower tax rate.
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LONDON, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Travis Perkins, Britain's largest supplier of building materials, said it expected its full-year performance to be in line with expectations after solid demand from trade buyers offset the pressure in its UK DIY business Wickes.
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Which appears to be in line with the strategy Kremlin agents have deployed in the US, where Russian-bought ads have targeted all sorts of socially divisive issues in an apparent attempt to drive different groups and communities further apart.
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Such a move would be in line with Citi's strategy of buying buildings in locations where it has and intends to retain a presence, and follows a deal in 2016 to buy the group's New York office, the source said.
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Once the law has passed parliament, the owner has no right to appeal the decision or negotiate her compensation, which will be in line with the sum paid to home owners evicted in the course of railway line construction, he said.
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Analysts described the results as a mixed bag, with the return to first-half net sales growth of 0.3 percent overshadowed by the warning that the full-year profit margin would be in line with the first half, down 0.4 points.
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There are two pillars that help fasten the aeroscreen to the cockpit, but they were designed to be in line with the supports that hold the car's mirrors in order to block as little of the driver's view as possible.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko expressed confidence on Monday that a pending law to set up a new anti-corruption court would be in line both with Ukrainian law and recommendations made by the Venice Commission, a rights watchdog.
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It also suggests Portman could be in line for another Academy Award, except… Sure, she sings and dances up a storm in Damien Chazelle's enchanting musical, but Emma Stone has simply never been this good before, in a musical or otherwise.
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In general, though, Zipcar says the cost to riders will be in line with most other bike-share programs, which include a small membership fee, with a set amount of free time per ride followed by a flat hourly rate.
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Irving's backup at the point the past two seasons, Terry Rozier, could be in line for a new deal as he enters restricted free agency and the Celtics move toward a core of Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and Gordon Hayward.
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"While the 2015 results for general insurance are disappointing, operating performance for both farmers and global life should be in line with expectations, and the group's capital position remains very strong across all key metrics," Zurich said in a statement.
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DETROIT, Jan 16 (Reuters) - General Motors Co said on Tuesday that it expects 2017 full-year earnings per share to hit the high end of its forecast and that 2018 earnings will be in line with results of a year earlier.
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This would be in line with the Bank of England's projections made last month when it cut interest rates for the first time since 2009, and said most of its rate-setters expected to cut them again before the year's end.
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The company, which increased its reserves by 48 percent in the fourth quarter, expects production this year to be in line with 2015, boosted by start-ups in Norway's Goliat field and the giant Kashagan field in the Caspian Sea.
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"Today we cannot give certain forecasts, we don't like making promises, but sales and profit growth this year will be in line with plans," Nerio Alessandri told Reuters, adding that Technogym's growth in the last 30 years had been "constant".
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The crisis could trigger an impairment charge of more than 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) for its power plants, German paper Rheinische Post cited company sources as saying, which would be in line with recent impairments at peers E.ON and EnBW.
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The 1988 transition from Ronald Reagan to George Bush was particularly nasty, because many Reagan administration aides assumed — wrongly, as it turned out — that they would be in line to keep their jobs in a government that remained in Republican hands.
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"It's in that ballpark," Revenue Commissioners' chairman Niall Cody told a parliamentary committee when asked if the bill his office is obliged to calculate will be in line with the record EU estimate, which both Dublin and Apple are appealing.
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If murder falls about 4.5 percent nationally this year, the murder rate of about 5 per 100,000 will roughly be in line with 643's rate and half of what it was in 1980, the highest U.S. murder rate on record.
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Provident, which fended off a takeover attempt by smaller rival Non-Standard Finance last year, added that its consumer credit business also delivered results in line with its plans, helping it forecast 2019 to be in line with market expectations.
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"This move doesn't seem to be in line with upholding the freedom of the press and freedom expression, which are values the EU cherishes a lot," Mina Andreeva, a spokeswoman for the European Union's executive arm, told a daily news briefing.
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The Philadelphia Eagles fired Chip Kelly earlier in the week and longtime New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin could be in line for a similar fate as these underachieving NFC East teams conclude their respective seasons at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
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Central banks are institutions, you know, that are expected to live for a long time, so it's normal to give attention to who chairs, but in the end the policies are going to be in line with continuity I would say.
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"I have not studied it in detail but at first glance - and I have asked the legal services to look at it - it seems to me to be in line with the law," Juncker told a news conference in Strasbourg.
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Well, according to Sammobile, the S Pen could be in line for its biggest upgrade ever thanks to enchanced Bluetooth functionality that would let Samsung's stylus serve as a remote of sorts, capable of controlling music playback or triggering the camera shutter.
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Such a purchase would be in line with the predictions of Iranair, whose chairman told Reuters in an interview 18 months ago that, as soon as sanctions were eased, Iran would seek to obtain at least 100 wide-body and short-haul jets.
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The Times UK Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg appears to be in line for a 23 million pound ($22 million) payday after Somerset Capital Management, the fund management group he co-founded, reported healthy profits in spite of difficult market conditions. bit.
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BEDMINSTER, N.J. (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump and 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney set aside a fierce rivalry on Saturday and held talks likely to feed speculation that Romney could be in line to be the next U.S. secretary of state.
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For Tereos' European sugar division, which accounted for just 20.8822% of adjusted EBITDA in 2018-2019, the first half of 2019-2020 was expected to be in line with the previous six months before an improvement in the second half of 2019-2020.
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Another external adviser, Kyoto University's Satoshi Fujii, said a delay would be in line with the Group of 20's call last month for governments to use "all policy tools" to spur growth, and not rely too much on central bank money-printing.
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Spain was originally in the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) zone along with Britain and Portugal, with which it is geographically in line, but around 70 years ago Franco shifted Spain's clocks one hour ahead to be in line with Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany.
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Citi's Christopher Danley told clients in a note that results are expected to be in-line with guidance but he sees downside to 193 and 2020 estimates "due to the DRAM Crash," a reference to the drop in price for memory chips.
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The government will keep monetary policy neither too tight nor too loose, and will not resort to a flood of stimulus, Li said, with growth in M2 money supply and total social financing this year to be in line with nominal GDP growth.
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ABOUT THE HORNETS (47-1023): Nicolas Batum (ankle sprain), who left Monday's game, Cody Zeller (bruised sternum) and Jeremy Lamb (toe) could be in line to sit out the final game as a precaution and Clifford may limit minutes for his key players.
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While economic growth is expected to slow to 4.0 percent next year from 4.2 percent seen for 2018, the pace will still be in line with the country's growth potential and higher than an average rate over the past 10 years, he said.
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Is expected to improve relative to industry for q2 and be in line * Q1 earnings per share view $0.69 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q1 revenue view $687.9 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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BAE, which builds ships and fighter jets for the UK, and combat vehicles and other equipment for the United States, said that for 2018 earnings per share would be in line with the previous year, with some small additional benefit from exchange rates.
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With a favorable draw, potentially avoiding the likes of Germany, Brazil and Spain in the second round, it's predicted the team could be in line for their best World Cup performance since 1990, with an 18.7 percent chance of finishing as runners up.
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Wolf was named to the post Wednesday, immediately following his Senate confirmation as undersecretary for strategy, plans and policy, a prior step that was necessary for him to be in line for promotion to acting secretary under the department's internal succession rules.
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SHANGHAI, April 15 (Reuters) - Volkswagen expects global sales of its core brand this year to be in line with the 6.24 million level that it achieved in 2018 even though China sales dipped in the first-quarter, the company said on Monday.
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ET, Sportsnet (Vancouver), FSN West (Los Angeles) ABOUT THE CANUCKS (26-33-7): Captain Henrik Sedin saw his modest three-game point streak come to a halt on Thursday, but could be in line to get back on track against the Kings.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy's Finance Minister Giovanni Tria said on Monday the country's budget for next year will not change despite calls from EU peers and the EU Commission to amend it so that it would be in line with European Union laws.
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PageGroup, which helps hire executives, professionals and clerical staff in sectors including banking, financial services and energy, said its operating profit for the year is expected to be in line with its prior estimates of 140 million pounds to 150 million pounds.
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From early on, the Obama administration chose to distinguish its fight in Syria as focused largely against ISIS, and maintained its position regarding the Syrian regime to be in line with sanctions and pressure from the international community, but without any military leverage.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The president of the European Parliament said on Thursday that European Central Bank's guidelines on banks' bad loans appeared to be in line with the legislature's legal opinion but urged the ECB to align its oversight with incoming EU rules.
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Shares in the country's top investment bank fell 2 percent after it said nine-month earnings were "slightly down" and reaffirmed that net profit for the year ending March 31 would be in line with last year's record A$2.063 billion ($1.6 billion).
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But Edison is convinced bowlers will again be household names, the PBA CEO predicting that broadcast rights will one day be in line with other top North American leagues and prize money worthy of a sport eager to be seen as big time.
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If Rousey can work out the kinks on the mic and gradually prove her ability to churn out well-rounded performances beyond fast-action stunts, she'll likely be in line behind Johnson and other WWE alumni in becoming a major box-office attraction.
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Since his reveal to the world on May 8, the Sussex Royal Instagram account also posted a shot of his little feet, because he might be in line for the throne but we can all come together over the universal appeal of tiny baby toes.
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While the tweets sent by Golden Gate do appear to be in line with other posts sent out from the account before the inauguration, under the current administration, they appeared to troll a new president who has famously claimed that climate change is a hoax.
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LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - British housing and construction firm Galliford Try said on Tuesday it was too early to predict the effect of Britain's decision to leave the European Union but said it expected its full-year profit to be in line with expectations.
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The increase in sales prompted Halma to back its forecast for the full year, saying the company was on track to improve in the second half of the year in such a way that its full-year results would be in line with market expectations.
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Brad Moss, who works on litigation regarding federal employment and security clearance laws, said the typical timeframe for filling out those forms is at least one to two weeks and that the Trump's administration's approach doesn't seem to be in line with past administrations.
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"Two rate hikes in 2016, that's my own call for that, if the data continue to be in line with my outlook, that's a slow and gradual increase this year," Evans, who is an alternate member of the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee), said.
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But the game of titles is about to begin — Markle and Prince Harry are rumored to be in line for duke and duchess titles on their wedding day, just as Kate Middleton and Prince William became the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on theirs.
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Argentina's Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed in a statement late on Monday that the USDA had deemed Argentine beef to be in line with U.S. sanitation requirements, paving the way for it to return to the U.S. market for the first time in 17 years.
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Emaar, whose interests span hotels, entertainment and shopping malls, said on Wednesday it had decided to list the real estate development business in Dubai to maximize value for shareholders, which would be in line with its strategy of separating its businesses into listed companies.
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The letter, the second this week from House Republicans on the topic, argues that firing Koskinen, whose term ends in November, would be in line with Trump's comments in his inauguration speech that it is important for the government to be controlled by the public.
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Here Drayson talks up the IoT space as a major candidate, such as beacons, sensors and low-powered wearables, and notes that unlike solar, devices don't need to be in 'line of sight' with the energy source but can be buried or otherwise hidden.
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But it would be in line with the EU's policy of turning increasingly restrictive on Mediterranean immigration since the surge in 2015 and discouraging people from risking their lives in the sea in trying to cross to Europe where governments do not want them.
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And so there's a lot of us who prefer people coming in on a merit-based system and allow those individuals who have a family connection to still come in, but to come in on their own merits and be in line with everyone else.
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Carter, speaking to the Economic Club of Washington, said the Pentagon's funding request would be in line with last year's congressional budget deal but spending would be refocused to address five big challenges facing the U.S. military: Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and Islamic State.
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GM reported a net loss due to charges related to the sale of its European operations, but the automaker's operating results beat Wall Street expectations and the company reaffirmed a forecast that 2017 financial results would be in line with last year's record performance.
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Other women who could be in line for the job include House GOP Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.), the party's highest-ranking female member of Congress, and Ronna Romney McDaniel, Mitt Romney's niece who serves as chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party.
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The junior quarterback attempted a school record 62 passes last week as the Jayhawks fell behind early in a loss to Eastern Michigan and he may be in line for more of the same if this game with the Bobcats is anything like last season.
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In addition, Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said the U.S. may be in line for a rate hike as soon as April, as last week's decision by the Fed to hold rates steady was more about ensuring that recent global financial volatility had settled down.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Volkswagen said its full-year operating profit rose 22% to 17 billion euros ($18.5 bln) thanks to strong sales of higher-margin cars including sports utility vehicles and said sales in 2020 would be in line with the previous year.
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His personal diplomacy with Kim Jong-un of North Korea and President Vladimir Putin of Russia might appear to be in line with Mr. Powell's emphasis on diplomacy — but under Mr. Trump, what has counted so far is only the word "personal," not the diplomacy.
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Rob Portman of Ohio is largely considered to be in line with leadership on this, according to sources, and he teed up a question for the President's legal team to discuss the implications for the Senate if the chamber were to call witnesses. Sen.
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Under the current law, even if the princess, the eldest daughter of Prince Akishino, the younger brother of Crown Prince Naruhito, were allowed to remain within the imperial family after she marries, her children — even any sons — would not be in line to the throne.
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If Tannehill helps the Titans get yet another win on the road against a favored opponent to make the Super Bowl, he could be in line for massive payday from a franchise that hasn&apost had an answer at quarterback in a long time.
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Pompeo had extreme views on Moscow before he became CIA director, "but as a Trump loyalist, he has softened his views on Russia and seems to be in line with Trump," Anders Aslund, resident senior fellow at think tank Atlantic Council, said in a note.
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Since taking power in 2008, Raúl Castro has made many domestic and foreign policy changes that happen to be in line with key foreign policy priorities of the American president-elect, Donald J. Trump, and at the same time open up Cuba's economy, and society.
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Most Arab countries see Israel as an occupier of Arab lands, and say any normalization of ties with the Jewish state must be in line with an Arab peace plan that calls for the establishment of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
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Several sources familiar with the matter said the assurance could come in a separate document from the new accord, and might be in line with a vague pledge in a joint statement issued last September when the two sides agreed to start trade talks.
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It's a shame the two promising young quarterbacks will not get a chance to face each other, but with just Garoppolo active, the 73ers might be in line for their first in-season winning streak since Weeks 11 and 12 of the 2014 season.
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All you have to do is post a voting selfie on Instagram — you can be in line at the polls, or beaming afterwards, showing off that sexy 'I Voted' sticker on your t-shirt (or the lapel of your denim jacket, depending on your sartorial preference).
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Both answers to Mueller, which sources familiar with the matter shared with NBC News on Wednesday, would be in line with what Trump previously has publicly said about the Trump Tower sit-down, which his son Donald Trump Jr. attended, and about the WikiLeaks email dump.
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It's complicated.) Tony Bates, the former CEO of Skype and current president at GoPro, was appointed to VMware's board last month, sparking internal rumors that he might be in line to replace CEO Pat Gelsinger sometime soon (though there's no hint of that in today's news).
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It wasn't exactly authentic to the saloon in the show — the real Westworld usually comes across as a "straight whiskey or nothing" kind of place — but the drinks added an air of high-end trendiness that did seem like it would be in line with Delos' clientele.
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A goal of 21% of electricity from carbon free sources in every state by 210, then 53% by 25, and 240% by 22018 would be in-line with what scientific models say we need to achieve in order to stay below 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming.
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Here are some of the highlights: For the first half of the 2016/17 financial year, TUI Group reported solid growth in turnover, up 8.2 percent to 43 billion euros, adding that it saw current trading for 2017's Summer period to be "in line with expectations".
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After raising a record 5.7 billion euros in the first half of the year, inflows slowed to 600 million euros in the third-quarter and the second half of the year would likely be in line with its previous target of 4 billion euros, it said.
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Another man admitted he was skipping out on work to be in line, and noted it wasn't the first frenzy he'd been a part of -- he'd been a regular on iPhone lines back when Apple was run by Steve Jobs, that early Svengali of momentum marketing.
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"We're still going to have Donald Trump as president, so obviously that's going to limit to an extent what we can accomplish in the short term," Representative Jim McGovern, the Massachusetts Democrat who would be in line to chair the Rules Committee, said in an interview.
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At one point early in the Trump administration, Malloch was rumored to be in line to become US ambassador to the EU, but questions were raised about inaccuracies in his biography and EU officials expressed alarm at his views, and he was not selected for the post.
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The owner of the Premier Inn chain said it expected annual results to be in line with expectations in the current financial year that runs until around the start of March but added that there would be no progress in underlying profit before tax in 2019-20.
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OCBC's capital buffers have expanded steadily since it acquired Wing Hang Bank in 673, and its fully loaded common equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio improved to be in line with peers' at 12.4% at end-March 2016 (DBS: 13.2%; UOB: 12.1%) from 10.1% at end-September 2014.
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JS: Sanders has a very different theory about how you get Democrats elected than a lot of more centrist figures, but what you're saying is his message is being interpreted and layered locally in a way that may not be in line with the ground-level facts.
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This view also happened to be in line with the majority of Yankees fans in New York—at least until A-Rod had a season for the ages last year—yet he supported both Lance Armstrong and Tiger Woods, two notorious (albeit different kinds of) cheaters.
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GM workers are also said to be in line for 254% base-wage increases in the second and fourth years of the contract and 5003% lump sum bonuses in the first and third years, and permanent employees will receive an estimated $2500,2000 bonus if the tentative agreement is ratified.
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Given the dearth of wings who check off the boxes he does on a nightly basis, how increasingly integral spacers who can also defend have become, and the fact that he's yet to enter his prime, Caldwell-Pope should be in line for a massive raise this summer.
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British builder Barratt fell 2.7 percent, after it posted a flat sales rate in the last six months of 2017 while Taylor Wimpey edged down 1.8 percent, continuing a slide from the previous session, when it said full-year results for 2017 would be in line with expectations.
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They face rigorous tasks, but if they meet the challenge and pass their remaining courses, they will be in line to become platoon leaders in infantry and armor battalions that have seen a great deal of combat, and casualties, during this past decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"If this administration wants to be transparent and use evidence-based policy, then what we're seeing at USDA seems not to be in line with that stance," said Susan Offutt, who led the department's Economic Research Service for a decade under the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations.
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One position favors direct geographic expansion, as witnessed with the takeover of Crimea, while the other position attempts to be in line with international law by taking advantage of some of the United Nations regulations in order to legitimize its military interventions, thereby justifying their interference in Syria.
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In Russia, TMK anticipates its first-quarter sales to be in line with the same quarter a year ago, while pipe consumption in the European market is expected to remain low in January-March with a gradual improvement no earlier than in the second half of this year.
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Walkouts and resignations in recent weeks have caused friction in the corridors of power and Briton Alex Inglot said the sport could be in line for a shake-up, including the creation of new leadership roles, and the introduction of external experts to help break deadlock in discussions.
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The measures prepared by Italy's finance minister Pier Carlo Padoan "seem to be in line with what has been discussed and recommended by the Commission," Valdis Dombrovskis told reporters after he met the Italian minister on the sidelines of a meeting of EU finance ministers in Valletta, Malta.
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The central bank said that considering inflation was relatively low in August and September when the subsidies were still in place, it was still well-positioned to end the year within its 1.5 percent monthly goal, adding that indicators suggest November inflation will be in line with its targets.
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"I have not studied it in detail but at first glance, and I have asked the legal services to look at it, it seems to me to be in line with the law," Juncker told a news conference on the sidelines of a European Parliament session in Strasbourg.
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Worldpay, which processes payments for more than 400,000 customers mostly in Britain and the U.S., said it would boost capital expenditure by 30 million pounds over 2016 and 2017 to help develop products, improve its platform and for cost growth to be in line with net revenue growth this year.
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Following are airlines that have warned about potential cost and end-date of grounding: TUI Airways TUI expects its 2019 underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortization (EBITA) to fall by 17%, having previously expected the figure to be in line with the 1.18 billion euros ($1.32 billion)generated in 2018.
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Is expected to be in line with industry for second half of 2017 * Cooper Tire & Rubber Co - for full year 2017, unit volume growth is expected in international segment and in latin america * Cooper Tire & Rubber Co - capital expenditures are expected to range between $200 and $220 million for year.
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"If the White House is interested in inviting foreign government leaders from largely corrupt, Muslim-majority countries that exhibit inequitable and unjust policies upon their own populations, that seems to be in line with the tenor of the current U.S. Administration," Christopher said in an email to the news outlet.
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"If the White House is interested in inviting foreign government leaders from largely corrupt, Muslim-majority countries that exhibit inequitable and unjust policies upon their own populations, that seems to be in line with the tenor of the current U.S. Administration," Christopher said in an email to the news website.
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Just three days after the Fed held interest rates and cautioned "global economic and financial developments continue to pose risks," Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said on Monday that the United States may be in line for an interest rate hike as soon as April given "sufficient momentum" in U.S. growth.
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Evan Taylor, who began his career at Samford before playing at Odessa College last season, could be in line to eat away at Watson's minutes, and has seen his playing time climb from six minutes off the bench in the season opener to 26 minutes in Saturday's win against Louisiana Tech.
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The White House is reportedly reluctant to move forward on an arms deal with Taiwan out of fear that it may irk Beijing — even though the deal was first proposed during the Obama years and would be in line with a long tradition of US arms sales to the island nation.
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President Trump's former campaign manager, Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel MORE, said Sunday that administration officials need to be in line with the president's agenda.
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The official said Pakistan warned that use of Section 301 could have serious consequences for developing countries and lead to an escalation of current tensions, while Japan agreed with the U.S. view of the importance of intellectual property protection but that trade measures must be in line with the WTO.
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John Bolton, a constant presence on cable news, is widely rumored to be in line to replace H.R. McMaster as national security adviser, and Fox News hosts Jeanine Pirro and Pete Hegseth are believe to be in contention for top jobs at the Department of Justice and Department of Veterans Affairs.
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"While Google's latest proposals appear to be in line with the requests made by consumer authorities, Facebook and, more significantly, Twitter, have only partially addressed important issues about their liability and about how users are informed of possible content removal or contract termination," the European Commission stated in a press release at the time.
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Foster seemed to be in line for a starting role again, especially after the Redskins lost Reuben Foster to a torn ACL in spring camp, but the release signals that the team is comfortable with second-year pro Shaun Dion Hamilton and Jon Bostic (signed after Reuben Foster's injury) as the starting inside linebackers.
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" ISNA specified that withdrawing from the deal is "not considered as an option for now," but that the country's action will be in line with an article of the deal that says Iran will treat the re-imposition of sanctions "as grounds to cease performing its commitments under this JCPOA in whole or in part.
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There is some intrigue in this game still, as neither team knows if Ezekiel Elliott will be allowed to play, but with the recent improvement the Cowboys (5-3) have shown on both sides of the ball, Dallas should be in line for a road win regardless of what happens in Thursday's court hearing.
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We will set out our alternative that preserves the integrity of the UK. And it will be in line with the commitments we made back in December - including the commitment that no new regulatory barriers should be created between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK unless the Northern Ireland Executive and Assembly agree.
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He appeared to be in line for an easy win when the Marlins scored four runs in the top of the seventh — an inning in which Dee Gordon beat out an infield single to put runners at the corners before Giancarlo Stanton crushed his major league-leading 21th homer — to extend their lead to 23-211.
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"The wider debate in the market is whether investors are now prepared to abandon these previously winning compounders (growth companies) in pursuit of cyclical and financial companies," Jamie Hooper, manager of the 13 million pounds AXA Framlington UK Growth Fund, said, suggesting those sectors might now be in line to benefit from rising inflation and government spending.
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But between the video-game cover, multiple movie projects in the pipeline (and the countless promotional appearances that go with them) and a widespread belief that she'll be in line for a championship fight against either Holly Holm or Miesha Tate sometime this year, the public will likely be seeing more of Rousey's face than ever before.
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"Two rate hikes in 220, that's my own call for that, if the data continue to be in line with my outlook, that's a slow and gradual increase this year," said Evans, who is an alternate member of the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) and votes on decisions when a full-time committee member is unable to.
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Nothing official was announced, but rumors flew all week that Trump is ready to pull the trigger on ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — a move that will be controversial within his own party if he takes it, but that would fulfill a campaign promise and very much be in line with his anti-immigration views.
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He said that the 11th Storm Corps is only one of several units, ready to act, in the event of an attack by the U.S. Michael Malice, author of "Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il," told Fox News that the report seems to be in line with what is known about the mysterious regime.
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"The upside potential even to get back to flat this year is starting to be in-line or maybe a little better than the downside risk from here," Paulsen said, advising investors to buy on dips below 1,900 on the S&P 500, which along with the Dow, was down around 7 percent year to date.
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After his loss to Danny Garcia in 163, I wrote a farewell piece to the fighter after he had given hints to hanging them up, but the Italian-American went on to win three straight bouts right after, and was speculated to be in line for a EBU title shot should he have emerged victorious last weekend.
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" * Moneta Money Bank says it estimates that the dividend for 2016 will be in line with its dividend policy * Moneta Money Bank says it expects its loan book to grow at similar rate to the Czech gross domestic product expansion pace, seen at 2.2 percent * J&T Bank analysts say in their note: "Overall, the results are positive.
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As one of the most important historic sites from the post-slavery/Civil War Reconstruction era, establishing a Penn Center National Monument would certainly be in line with President Obama's legacy of protecting public lands that celebrate America's diverse history, and his intention to broaden the criteria for the parks and public lands we designate as national park sites.
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Com NV: * 2017 revenues are seen slightly growing as a result of stable OTA performance and double digit growth of meta business which is confirming strong momentum * For 2017, EBITDA will be in line with last year as a result of combined better business performance and higher investments Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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If Mr. Trump's second board nominee fits the same profile — and the management-side lawyer said to be in line for the position, William J. Emanuel, appears to do so — they would almost certainly join with the board's current Republican member, Philip A. Miscimarra, to undo crucial portions of the board's legacy from the Obama era.
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Domino's Pizza Group, Britain's biggest pizza delivery company, jumped 9% to top the midcap index as it posted a rise in fourth-quarter group system sales on higher demand in the UK. Car dealership Lookers gained 2% after it appointed current Chief Financial Officer Mark Raban as its top boss and forecast annual results to be in line with expectation despite a tough fourth quarter.
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A 22017-year-old quarterback who once led his team to a Super Bowl would normally be in line for a new contract worth millions of dollars, but with the 2017 season nearing its end, Kaepernick, formerly of the San Francisco 49ers, remains the league's most famous unsigned player — and one of its best-known names, after he spurred the #TakeAKnee movement this season.
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From a psychological standpoint, they are probably trying to get you to think that the brand is all about sexual appeal, so if you make the shop like a club or a bar—where there is above average sexual tension in the air—you are probably more inclined to look at clothes that would be in line with that, and just be more aroused, let's say, and more open to suggestion.
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Com Plc: * Qtrly revenue £120.1 million, up 106% * Qtrly like-for-like revenue growth of 78% * Qtrly gross margin 54.2% * Expects group revenue growth for full year to february 2018 to be around 60% * expects capital expenditure now to be 63 mln pounds this year * Expects FY group EBITDA margins to be in line with previous guidance at around 10 pct Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Groups that may very well engage in the same types of activities as groups on the list have been consciously left off the list for political reasons — out of fear of offending a country we don't want to offend, or because the group is on our side, is being trained or supported by us or our friends, or is pursuing goals that we find to be in line with our interests.
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In Fitch's opinion, Bankia's capital profile has improved steadily over the past two years, reducing capital at risk from unreserved problem assets to 69% at end-2015 from 140% at end-2013, and with capital ratios (FCC and fully loaded CET933 ratios of 13.4% and 12.3%, respectively at end-2015) reaching levels that we consider to be in line with its risk profile and reflective of an investment grade rating.
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Groups that may very well engage in the same types of activities as groups on the list have been consciously left off or removed from the list for political reasons — out of fear of offending a country we don't want to offend, or because the group is on our side, is being trained or supported by us or our friends, or is pursuing goals that we find to be in line with our interests.
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"EBIT for 2017 is now expected to be in line with 2016," said new CEO Thierry Vanlancker, citing "adverse foreign exchange, ongoing industry specific headwinds and supply chain disruptions, including the adverse impact of Hurricane Harvey in the US." Akzo said on Wednesday that two other promises to shareholders -- a superdividend of 1 billion euros before the end of the year and the sale or IPO of its Specialty Chemicals arm by early next year -- are still on track.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. stocks could be in line for another double-digit decline in the near-term because of damage from the spread of coronavirus, index provider MSCI said on Thursday, citing its scenario-based analysis, "We've conducted a what-if scenario analysis that assumes a short-term drop in growth of 2 percentage points and a risk-premium increase of 2 percentage points," Thomas Verbraken, executive director at MSCI's risk management solutions research told clients.
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Currently expects our full year earnings to be in line with expectations * total group revenue grew by 12.4 pct to 12.73 mln stg in first six months of 2017 (H1 2016: 56.5 mln stg) * H1 operating profit 12.7 million stg versus 11.9 million stg year ago * H1 operating profit margin 20.0 pct versus 21.0 pct year ago * H1 adjusted profit before tax 12.7 million stg versus 11.9 million stg year ago Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom)
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Kenneth L. Shropshire, the author of the 1998 book, "In Black and White: Race and Sports in America" who now runs the Global Sport Institute at Arizona State University, said he had overheard men in his barbershop joking that Tirico was "the whitest black man on TV." But Tirico's ambivalence over his background may be in line with a younger generation more flexible with labels or rejecting traditional ones outright, said Shropshire, who is also a former professor at the Wharton School.
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"If an opening comes in the last year of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's term, and the primary process has started, we'll wait until the next election," Graham, who would be in line to serve as Judiciary's chairman if Grassley steps aside and the GOP keeps its majority, said at a festival hosted by The Atlantic.
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I wasn't able to witness a full print — it was only an hour-long meeting, after all — but the Next Dynamics guys told me that something along the lines of the Arduino shield they were printing in the demo would take around two and half hours from start to finish — so, this isn't the sort of printing technology you're going to want to deploy for direct manufacturing, but the precision on the finished product is pretty impressive, and the detail looks to be in line with what we're used to from Formlabs, rather than MakerBot.
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Excluding the one-off effects, the result is 239.5 million francs, corresponding to an increase of 11.2 pct compared with the adjusted prior-year basis * Expects passenger growth of around 4 pct in 2017, with slightly more flight movements than in 2016 * When adjusted for one-off effects in 2016 and 2017 EBITDA are expected to be in line with the previous year, and profit (including noise-related items) is expected to be slightly higher than in 2015 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: ($1 = 1.0087 Swiss francs) (Gdynia Newsroom)
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From an affiliate of one rock capital partners, llc for an enterprise value of us$360 million * Summitreheis will become part of an enlarged personal care business within elementis * Acquisition enterprise value is equivalent to approximately 11.8x summitreheis expected underlying ebitda for 2016 (including run rate cost synergies) * Can confirm that it expects earnings per share for year to 31 december 2016 to be in line with current market expectations * Board confirms that its consideration of special dividends in respect of 2016 will not be impacted by acquisition Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +91 80 6749 1136)
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