For now, though, market moves were expected to be modest.
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Ticket prices will be "modest," Stillitano said, to encourage attendance.
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The tax's impact on the public finances will be modest.
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In terms of policy, the leftward shift may be modest.
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But "the impact is likely to be modest", it said.
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Their direct economic impact will be modest, although hardly trivial.
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Don&apost be modest about your new venture — be proud.
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There would be "modest cuts and modest infrastructure investment," he added.
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Pathmalal may be modest, but he does have many entrepreneurial traits.
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Performance in developed economies is expected to be modest at best.
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These costs would be modest compared to Social Security's overall outlays.
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Additional costs for active-duty personnel and activities will be modest.
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As for the middle class, the benefits appear to be modest.
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Arbitration proceedings typically remain confidential, and monetary awards can be modest.
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Over the short term, international momentum is likely to be modest.
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This may have an impact but ... we expect these to be modest.
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Benefits analysts say they expect increases to be modest again for 2019.
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And any overall benefits for economic growth are likely to be modest.
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So the overall impact on manufacturing employment is likely to be modest.
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The expectations for this season are likely to be modest for Gore.
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It may be modest by comparison with the agency's Cold War manipulation.
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"The clothing may be modest, the success is anything but," it stated.
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But gains are likely to be modest amid renewed strength in the dollar.
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" Netflix said it expected the revenue from its new strategy to be "modest.
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But the electoral effect of felon re-enfranchisement is likely to be modest.
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We're taught from a young age to be modest and humble, Zell says.
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Vacation is not the time to be modest or post bashful, filtered photos.
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The question, he said, is whether it will be modest or boat-swamping.
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But the overall economic toll could be modest, based on Monday's financial markets.
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Smile, be polite, be modest, ignore the cat calls, boys will be boys.
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Nordea economist Erik Bruce said the effect on monetary policy should be modest.
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"But we expect the effects of economic growth to be modest," Ehrlich said.
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In some ways, Judge Gorsuch's impact in the short term will be modest.
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Instead, it would likely work within existing infrastructure programs, and be modest in scale.
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This is even as it acknowledged that licensing revenues in China will be "modest".
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Headwinds from abroad suggest any growth rebound this year is likely to be modest.
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But the spillover effect would be modest and not result in a systemic event.
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The choice to be modest is only meaningful if immodesty is an actual option.
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While our plans might be modest, Gwyneth Paltrow's recent Cannes digs are anything but.
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Because they are looking to turn a profit quickly, their markups will be modest.
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They tend to be modest in their goals, incorporating minor changes over long periods.
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While those gains tend to be modest, there are some sectors that tend to outperform.
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"Nuclear's comeback will be modest and brief," predicts Robert Feldman of Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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But even the government reckons the effect of its measures this year will be modest.
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Farrah is never one to be modest ... and there's nothing unassuming about this summertime soak.
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The tariff increases can be modest or more punitive depending upon how flagrant the violation.
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As delegations gathered in Algiers, Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said expectations should be modest.
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Sometimes the payoffs to us will be modest; occasionally the cash register will ring loudly.
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But they would be modest -- with an average increase below 2% in after-tax income.
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But with housing starts still running ahead of permits, the anticipated bounce-back could be modest.
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It's been an expensive week, so it will be modest eating for the next few days.
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Initially, the fund would be modest in size and limited in its effects as an activity.
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Cohen told the bank that his transactions would be modest, and based within the United States.
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It is likely that the initial steps will be modest and that changes will be gradual.
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Funding would increase for 31 cities and towns, although some of the increases would be modest.
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Commerzbank analysts said they expected the dollar exchange-rate reaction to the US data to be modest.
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Commerzbank analysts said they expected the dollar exchange-rate reaction to the U.S. data to be modest.
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The budget's impact will be modest, says Craig Alexander of the C.D. Howe Institute, a think-tank.
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I'm quite convinced there will be modest applications of quantum computers that will show up very soon.
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Until recently, the cost of violating South Korean law could be modest, as the Volkswagen case shows.
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Most analysts said any loosening of the fiscal deficit target for 2018/19 was likely be modest.
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The Freedom Caucus pronounced itself satisfied, even though the effects of the compromise will likely be modest.
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Girls, for example, are often taught to be modest and may feel flattered when boys tease them.
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However, the near- to mid-term financial effects of the executive order on rated insurers should be modest.
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But factories reported a slowdown in new orders, which suggests any pickup in manufacturing activity will be modest.
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There's an expectation for girls to be modest and demure, but I think it's such a double standard.
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Benefits for pain may be modest, but this is true for most treatments for chronic low back pain.
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However, overall, the impairment appears to be modest—akin to driving with a blood alcohol level of between .
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Such a deal always seemed more about political optics than economic returns, which will almost surely be modest.
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Twitter's user growth is expected to be modest (and has been basically nonexistent for the past few quarters).
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To be clear, Fitch expects that there will be modest credit quality mean reversion over the rating time horizon.
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Ontario's finance minister, Charles Sousa, said he expects revenue from marijuana to be modest initially and grow over time.
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But like today's small-engine diesels, those EVs could be modest city cars, with small batteries and limited range.
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Returns were likely to be modest again this financial year, largely because of the low interest-rate environment globally.
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But whatever the advantages for consumers and American foreign policy, oil price relief could be modest and short-lived.
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If a deal was quietly negotiated to take effect after Britain's departure, its economic punch would probably be modest.
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With economics high on the agenda, experts say that gains from any bilateral trade deal will be modest. Mrs.
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" When they were living in Arab countries, the women said, they resented pressure from family members to be "modest.
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The rebound in core retail sales suggests the drag on the economy from the hurricanes will probably be modest.
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Medical societies have generally accepted these steps, but savings will be modest unless providers receive support at many levels.
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This 719-square-foot home in the neighborhood of Sunnyside may be modest — but its price tag sure isn't.
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" Mr. Pomerleau said additional growth from the law "will continue to be modest over the next couple of years.
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The savings will be modest for most Americans, perhaps a few dollars off the average family's monthly electric bill.
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These figures suggest that any revision in the ECB's own projections would be modest, a good argument against decisive action.
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There could be modest longer-term upside to ratings, although this would likely be limited to the 'A' rating category.
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Analysts see any recovery in the current quarter to be modest due to weak demand both at home and abroad.
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"We don't know if this correction will be modest or significant, a full-blown bear market or worse," said Ritholtz.
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Analysts say any recovery in the current quarter will be modest because of weak demand both at home and abroad.
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Though most of the felons are African-Americans, a core Democratic constituency, their electoral effect is likely to be modest.
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Ms. Darrieux was known for keeping her private life private, and when she gave interviews she tended to be modest.
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The pick-up in core retail sales suggests the drag on the economy from the hurricanes will probably be modest.
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"History suggests that the longer-term effects will be modest and that aggregate economic activity will recover quickly," she said.
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Their financial holdings tend to be modest at best, meaning that rising stock prices create only a small wealth increase.
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We think that the estimated impact will be modest in terms of the increase in product cost for our systems.
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The box office of "1917" may be modest, but the drama's big win this weekend is a victory for Universal.
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With Medicare mostly in hiding, the role health plays for the pivotal senior vote favors the Democrats but could be modest.
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Any effects that the proposed tax cuts may have on growth—measured using a technique called "dynamic scoring"—would be modest.
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The stall will be modest, however: Uber will only be unavailable in the French capital between 11am and 3pm local time.
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AS THE likely presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party, Gary Johnson has a lot to be modest about; and he is.
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The effort would be modest, regulators would monitor it closely, and mom-and-pop investors would be kept out, they said.
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Other analysts say the market disruption will be modest, in part because initial enforcement of the new rules may be weak.
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But it also appears that the overall economic toll, at least for the United States as a whole, will be modest.
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It's precisely because these wines are thought to be modest that we have paradoxically had the opportunity to enjoy their greatness.
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" He said employers also benefit from lower turnover rates and he believed the net impact on costs would ultimately be "modest.
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Despite the wide path of devastation left by Hurricane Florence, its effect on the U.S. economy is likely to be modest.
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Japan's economy remains stagnant with economists expecting the data to show growth for January-March, due out next week, to be modest.
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Painting was prescribed as a way for nuns to ward off sloth, but their scenes were expected to be modest, decorative pieces.
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"That is a vote of confidence for the fact that growth is going to continue to be modest, but positive," concluded Parker.
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The company said dividends would increase over time, but growth would be modest in the short term given the importance of deleveraging.
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Nevertheless, any incremental increase is likely to be modest and at levels that can be overcome via productivity improvements and operating leverage.
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Mr. Zhou and Mr. Pan stressed that the program would be modest at first and absorb lessons from the 2008 financial crisis.
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In the third quarter, its loans grew only 0.9 percent, and the banks said growth would be modest in the fourth quarter.
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However, the benefits to students would most likely be modest, given that blanket raises help to retain both effective and ineffective teachers.
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And most people in all income groups would see a tax cut, although the cuts would be modest for most lower earners.
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But these historical episodes of impeachment drama show that any moves driven by political headlines tend to be modest and short-lived.
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But even that delay and budget overshoot will be modest compared with the renovation of the Pergamon Museum on Berlin's Museum Island.
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But while it was too early to tell, Dr. Fisher cautioned that the long-term economic effects are likely to be modest.
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And this may be modest: Figures cited by both Gallup and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are about twice as high.
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But the scope of these efforts seems to be modest in the context of Facebook's overall business, and its margins aren't suffering yet.
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For example, I like to be modest and I like to keep my dignity, I like to know the purpose of my life.
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"The response of inflation to unexpected strength in demand will likely be modest and gradual, requiring a correspondingly moderate policy response," she said.
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When talking about herself, Barton tries to be modest—but the truth is that deep caving is not for the faint of heart.
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Venus in Cancer can be modest, which may not line up with Venus in Sag's need to run around naked in the woods.
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Expectations will be modest for the Aggies in 163, and that, more than anything else, might be what is needed in College Station.
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The economic impacts of the tax bill are likely to be modest in the short-term, and substantially negative in the long-term.
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The overall cost of this fix would be modest, and a better functioning Republican Party would have no problem agreeing to a compromise.
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Administration officials and others have said the impact of higher steel and aluminum prices on the price of a vehicle will be modest.
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Profit Margin Expansion: Recent acquisition activity and attendant integration expense should constrain profit margin expansion, which Fitch expects will be modest in FY05403.
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The Democrats might be modest favorites to retake the chamber, but it would probably be fairer to characterize the race as a tossup.
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"The boost to growth will be modest and won't make up for the hit to Chinese exports from weaker global demand," he said.
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The rewards may be modest — pride, and a dumpling-shaped ball as heavy as a cinder block — but they are cherished for generations.
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She said the new home would not only be modest, but would also save taxpayers more than $2411,2400 a year in security costs.
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If the impact of the Prime Minister's measures proves to be modest, then the effectiveness of government policy towards Russia may be compromised.
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And while effects of tariffs appeared to be modest, the Fed's Beige Book report showed, they were boosting input prices, particularly among manufacturers.
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"In advanced economies, the impact of rising interest rates on companies' ability to service their debt will likely be modest," McKinsey analysts told clients.
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Installing the system, meant to be "modest" in both size and price, would allow Tesla car owners to produce more energy than they used.
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Overall, the upgrades seem to be modest, but we can also expect Google to add some new software magic, as it did last year.
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The IMF reckons that the long-term impact of Brexit on the EU27 as a whole would be modest, provided a deal is struck.
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Bulls that had been hopeful that Federal Express would not again lower full year guidance, or that the cut would be modest, were disappointed.
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RHOEN-KLINIKUM Indicated 2.1 percent lower The company warned its 2017 EBITDA may be clearly lower in 2017 as organic growth will be modest.
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The number of people joining the service continues to be modest, even after a battery of experiments by the company to lure new users.
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Analysts say the optics of Mr. Abe's three-day visit will be more important than the concrete outcomes, which are likely to be modest.
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And even in the states that tell their electors how to vote, the penalties for disobeying tend to be modest and to go unenforced.
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Some banks expect little or no regulatory capital impact from IFRS 9 and surveys suggest that the aggregate impact may be modest across the industry.
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The exhibition concludes with the future of microscopy, which may be modest in material but is more accessible than the scientific instruments of the past.
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From the airlines' initial announcements, it seemed that the sacrifices passengers would have to make in order to secure last-class fares would be modest.
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The basis of our position is that we will not have any more fiscal deficits but our primary surplus will be modest, at around 1%.
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"The economic effect should be modest, but the move sends a modestly negative signal regarding the trade policy outlook," wrote Goldman Sachs economist Alec Phillips.
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For large diversified economies such as Texas the overall impact on the economy should be modest, slowing growth rather than pushing the state into recession.
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Profits of fast-food firms might rise, but the effects on our exports — and indeed on our economy — would be modest and not particularly positive.
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Most likely, they will all be modest in alcohol, 11 percent to 12 percent for the dry bottles and around 8 percent for the sweets.
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But the logic behind this—pro-European arguments must be modest, self-effacing and most of all passive to succeed—does not have a great record.
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Blackmores, which turned in a net profit increase of just 0.4 percent for the first half ended December, said its annual revenue growth would be "modest".
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It dictates that hair must be mid-length or shorter, clothing must be modest and loose-fitting, and any foreign trend or style is strictly forbidden.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. inventories were unchanged as stocks at retailers fell, suggesting an anticipated boost from inventory investment to third-quarter economic growth could be modest.
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But a gauge of new orders slipped to a reading of 52.1 from 55.1 in September, suggesting any future gains in manufacturing activity would be modest.
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The government of Narendra Modi, never averse to over-hyping what turn out to be modest policy tweaks, has enacted its most important reform to date.
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It should also encourage more women into the workforce and raise productivity in the economy, although analysts expect the initial boost to growth to be modest.
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It is true that the net macroeconomic effects of these types of tariffs might even be slightly negative, though their effects are likely to be modest.
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With a report this week showing stocks at manufacturers were unchanged in October, economists believe inventories' contribution to growth in the fourth quarter will be modest.
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Traders have been trying to convince themselves that Trump's belligerent tone is a negotiating tactic and that ultimately any damage from trade wars will be modest.
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That marked its most restrained move since it began easing in July, suggesting any further stimulus would be modest as the economy leaves a recession behind.
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On the upside, Trump's willingness to strike a deal with the U.K. might be modest compensation from a leader who previously likened trade deals to assault.
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Be modest with your answers, and if they're being especially pushy, just smile with sincerity and say how grateful you are for your time at the company.
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"LGBT politicians can dress as they please, but the suits or dresses must be modest," Sorasak Pienvej, secretary-general of the lower house of parliament, told reporters.
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The slight difference means "the imminent impact of the PBOC's announced reforms to the loan prime rate (LPR) mechanism will be modest," Liu said in a note.
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Bank credit profiles should broadly remain intact, but there could be modest pressure on the ratings of some banks if sufficient loss-absorption buffers are not maintained.
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Those changes could be radical or they can be modest, depending on how much carbon we burn, but the extent of the heating is up to us.
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We forecast the current account surplus to fall in 2016 with lower oil prices, but reserve decline will be modest and external debt service indicators should improve.
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Dr. Umesh Khot, vice-chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, said the results may be modest, but what the researchers undertook was monumental.
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Republicans argue that the bill will boost economic growth and subsequently job creation and wages, but congressional scorekeepers have said the growth effects will only be modest.
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The national security benefits of the MOX program would be modest – not worth either the dollar costs or the impact on other, more important national security programs.
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While the pact will be important for some industries, said Angel Talavera, senior eurozone economist at Oxford Economics in Britain, its overall economic impact will be modest.
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The savings on your utility bills will be modest — but you'll get back so much spare time, at least 24 hours' worth by the most-conservative estimates.
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The benefit would be modest; for example, a reduction of $840 in federal taxes for a family earning $70,000 a year and paying $7,203 for child care.
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Taking out a competitor should bring more pricing power but this will be modest according to Exane BNP Paribas, a bank, and will benefit all of Europe's carmakers.
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Fornaro, who is leaving Florida-based Spirit at the end of the year, did not say how much fares could rise but suggested any increase would be modest.
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The reason Marsannay is thought to be modest is that not only are no grand cru vineyards within the village limits, there are no premier cru vineyards either.
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Reforms that followed the 2007 to 0.43 crisis had strengthened the financial system without impeding economic growth, and future changes should be modest, Yellen said in prepared remarks.
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Since firms based in the EU outside Britain account for only 7% of cleared euro-denominated interest-rate derivatives at LCH, the impact could be modest for London.
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Although the size of any China rate move - likely confined to rates on open market operations - is expected to be modest, a tightening could exacerbate economic growth concerns.
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Private consumption has also shown signs of life after slumping last year, though many analysts expect any rebound to be modest as companies remain wary of raising wages.
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Rakoff said he believed Simmons was "a good man" and that the sentence should be modest, explaining why he gave less than the five years sought by prosecutors.
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Pay raises are expected to be modest, with the majority of full-time workers expecting a gain of 1 percent to 3 percent this year, according to survey.
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British finance minister Philip Hammond is likely to increase investment spending in a budget statement next week although he has said the changes are likely to be modest.
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" The two go on to argue that while the "political impacts of these incremental growth shifts toward redder counties will likely be modest" they will also be "temporary.
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Surveys and bond prices show that many Americans expect price increases to be modest over the long run, and so they tend not to ask for big raises.
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Still, if the current forecast of the storm's trajectory holds, Rice expects the impact to near-term earnings will be modest and likely short-lived barring extensive damage.
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The volume of new commodity homes to be sold and completed will fall, but the magnitude of the decline is likely to be modest on an annualised basis.
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But the report noted that bottlenecks are increasingly visible in construction and the sector's contribution to growth in the quarter is likely to be modest as a result.
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Although we expect some kind of U.S.-China partial agreement to ease tensions on tariffs, any global rebound is likely to be modest in second half of 2019.
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Reforms enacted after the financial crisis a decade ago have strengthened the banking system without impeding economic growth, and future changes should be modest, Yellen said in prepared remarks.
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But he added that any market reactions were likely to be modest, with investors waiting for June's legislative elections and Macron's pick for prime minister before becoming too elated.
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The U.S. central bank also said in its Beige Book report that the effects of tariffs appeared to be modest, though they were boosting input prices, particularly among manufacturers.
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Even though growth is expected to be modest, it "can drive quite a lot of recovery in domestic equity earnings, supported by interest rates cuts as well," he added.
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While the number of jobs relocating from London to the new hubs will be modest, large volumes of euro-denominated share trading is expected to shift out of Britain.
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This is credit positive as it lessens FC liquidity risk, but the impact will be modest as the new bond issuances are small relative to total term FC lending.
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With so much bad news already discounted, the hope among the bulls is that the global economy stabilizes, central banks remain accommodative and further earnings cuts will be modest.
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But the impact on U.S. GDP will probably be modest this year, too small to change the big picture of solid growth and a near full-employment labor market.
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Economic growth stalled in April-June as consumer spending slowed and weak global demand hurt exports, and analysts had expected any rebound in the current quarter to be modest.
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"The impact of Brexit will be modest assuming it does not lead to broader negative impact on global (economic) growth," said David Rubenstein, co-chief executive officer at Carlyle.
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But the scale is likely to be modest, and the form that reduction in work effort takes could very well be good for the economy in the long run.
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But the government's share of any Kite success would be modest, much lower than some academic research groups have wrangled in immunotherapy deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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He has said any extra spending on infrastructure projects was likely to be modest, disappointing some economists who said he could be bolder with government borrowing costs so low.
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Whatever you think about the deal's economic effects (and there has been a lot of silliness on both the left and the right), they were likely to be modest.
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"We expect residential investment to keep moving up over time, although we believe the pace of growth will be modest," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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American residents and employers would pay a tax that would effectively replace their current health care expenses; it would be modest for most and rise according to ability to pay.
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But Moody's said the direct impact from loss of passporting rights is likely to be modest and manageable, though job losses in the City of London financial district are likely.
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The immediate impact of both measures is likely to be modest, but they indicate a policy direction and may have a greater effect over time if the Bank expands them.
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The word "FIERCE" is seen painted on her arm, and the phrase, "WOMEN DO NOT HAVE TO BE MODEST TO BE RESPECTED" is painted down the side of her body.
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While beauty product growth is expected to be modest in the near-term, key categories like skin and body care, and color cosmetics have "a safety bubble," according to Gaither.
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Matys, who expected any U.S. interest rate increases to be gradual and tax reforms to be modest, said there was still a question mark on whether the dollar rally would last.
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"Easing likely will be modest, due to the much higher outlook for inflation following sterling's precipitous decline," Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a research note Friday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. business inventories rebounded in April, but a slight downward revision to retail stocks excluding motor vehicles suggested inventory investment's contribution to second-quarter economic growth could be modest.
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The other two phones, which are slated to be modest updates of the current iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, will reportedly still sport the conventional LCD screens used in today's phones.
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Passive therapies can also play a role in helping people manage back pain, though there's no silver bullet among them, and their effects also tend to be modest and short-lived.
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Analysts expect any rebound in the current quarter to be modest as a recent run of weak export, factory output and household spending data highlighted the fragility of the Japanese economy.
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However, interest rates in general are likely to remain low and we do not think unemployment will increase so any increase in mortgage arrears is likely to be modest and manageable.
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Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, told CNBC shortly after the result that the gains for the euro were likely to be "modest at best", given the anticipated outcome.
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I cannot speak for all women of my generation, but I would like for ours to be the last that teaches daughters to be modest rather than sons to be respectful.
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They're less inclined to talk about their achievements than men, in part because our culture often expects women to be modest and humble — and punishes us when we deviate from these expectations.
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It was one of those parties where everybody is highly educated and can speak in depth about almost everything, and yet people are trying to be modest and give each other space.
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While the electric-only range of plug-in vehicles can be modest at best — Mercedes's S-Class plug-in hybrid can go only 13 miles solely under electric power — it is improving.
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Savita Subramanian at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said Wednesday that the market faces potential extreme outcomes, with the final result likely to be modest gains in the 3 or 4 percent range.
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However, so far there has been no sign of such volatility, and Fitch assesses this risk to be modest given the low share of non-resident holdings in RON-denominated government debt (18.6%).
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My desk isn't terribly large, and the stuff I have on it is stuff I want to keep on it, so the overall standing-desk footprint had to be modest in any case.
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La Liga competes hard with the English Premier League in Asian markets, where the quality of local competitions can be modest and their national teams' hopes of qualifying for the World Cup remote.
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Congress' nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation has said the bill's reductions for many families would be modest and said by 2027, families earning under $75,000 would on average face higher, not lower, taxes.
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However, a source familiar with the process said that migration to ELA is expected to be modest and the ELA cap of 8.4 billion is not expected to be raised as a result.
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More specifically, the statement said "recent indicators point to slower growth of household spending and business fixed investment in the first quarter," a period during which GDP gains are expected to be modest.
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Though residential construction accounts for a small fraction of gross domestic product, the decline in starts at the beginning of the year suggests that an anticipated rebound in economic growth will be modest.
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Economists polled by Reuters earlier this month unanimously said the U.S.-China trade war threatened the outlook for the euro zone and that economic growth will be modest at best over the coming year.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co climbed 1.6% after Longbow Research raised its rating on the tire-maker's stock to "neutral" from "underperform", saying impact of Mexico tariffs will be modest on the company for now.
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That suggested that the most likely outcome of the review might be modest fine-tuning of its "quantitative and qualitative easing" (QQE) program, which combines buying bonds and riskier assets with negative interest rates.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co climbed 3.2% after Longbow Research raised its rating on the tire-maker's stock to "neutral" from "underperform", saying impact of Mexico tariffs will be modest on the company for now.
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In modern economics, open trade has generally been regarded as a win-win for the countries involved, and the costs in terms of job displacements have been assumed to be modest and short-lived.
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He argued that the effect on the American economy would be modest — only a 0.2 percent reduction in growth — even if Mr. Trump extended tariffs across the board, as he has threatened to do.
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"We believe this encouraging initial result has the potential to open up a second prolific basin in Kenya," it said, although it added that the pace of follow-up activity was "set to be modest".
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The justices will continue to issue decisions in most cases, but many will be modest and ephemeral, like Monday's opinion returning a major case on access to contraception to the lower courts for further consideration.
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A report released by the Department of Health and Human Services this month, for example, asserted that once the law's tax credits are factored in, the effects of premium increases on consumers would be modest.
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But the ITC report confirms that the benefits would be modest and that any gains from the USMCA will come despite, not because of, the more restrictive rules of origin for motor vehicles and parts.
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China Weighs Letting Banks Sell Bad Debt to Investors | The tentative proposal, which officials said on Saturday would be modest in scale, is meant to help alleviate one of the major drags on China's economy.
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The Commerce Department is scheduled to report its initial estimate of first-quarter growth in economic activity on Thursday; the number is expected to be modest, perhaps little more than a 1 percent annual pace.
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While the August manufacturing slowdown is expected to be modest, it will reinforce views that the world's second-largest economy is continuing to lose steam even as Washington readies even tougher tariffs on Chinese goods.
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If that proves correct, further short-covering could provide some support for oil prices in the short term, but with short positions already reduced so far, the degree of support is likely to be modest.
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The Congressional Budget Office said the number of people losing Medicaid because of this provision would be modest, no more than 10,000 in any month, out of more than 70 million people enrolled in Medicaid.
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But like most of the 1967 anniversary events, this one is expected to be modest, with little of the unconflicted triumphalism of the celebration of the nation's founding, and little clue about what is next.
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Consumer savings from of the Trump proposal likely will be modest compared to the financial impact of tough drug price controls passed by House Democrats and contained in a bipartisan bill stranded in the Senate.
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Growth is likely to be flat in the US as overall sales there slow, while growth in Europe and Asia including Japan will be modest to moderate.. These will offset continued weakness in the emerging markets.
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"The outlook for the salmon farming industry is strong; the megatrends supporting increased salmon consumption remain intact and (the growth in) supply is expected to be modest going forward," the company said in the earnings report.
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"Nonetheless, with another Brexit crunch point looming in October and growth likely to be modest this year, we doubt the (Bank of England) will press ahead with another interest rate hike until next summer," Wishart added.
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While the food-driven consumer price increase is likely to be welcomed by policymakers worried that China could fall into a deflationary trap, some economists expect upward price pressures in the months ahead to be modest.
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High hopes for tax reform have faded, and markets now appear resigned to the fact that legislation will be modest or nonexistent, failing to provide the boost to the U.S. economy that greenback bulls were seeking.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's ailing housing market is expected to turn around next year, but the recovery will be modest and a far cry from the boom times of double-digit price gains, a Reuters poll shows.
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It added that any reduction in banks' liquidity was likely to be modest, helped by the ECB's new targeted longer-term refinancing operations and the enlarged pool of eligible collateral decided by the Bank of France.
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Even if Mr. Trump was to cut off aid to Mexico, the savings would be modest; it got roughly $142 million in 2016, which doesn't begin to pay for a wall along the 1,989-mile border.
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Levitt notes that the impact of such a policy would likely be modest, since the major barrier to insurers selling across state lines remain the difficulty of creating a network of doctors and providers spanning multiple states.
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"Economic growth is predicted to be modest during the remainder of the year, with likely sub-par growth in industry and services activities as implied by leading indicators," the central bank said in its policy review statement.
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Analysts say capex will be underpinned by corporate demand such as for refurbishing old facilities and boosting investment in automation and labor-saving technology to cope with labor shortages, although the pace of gains will likely be modest.
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Katz, who believes Moody's Investors Service is likely to follow S&P within a year, said most of the upgrade is already priced in to Israel's bond offerings and any savings on interest rate payments will be modest.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney said officials still expected the next move in interest rates to be upwards, but echoed downbeat comments from central banks around the globe, warning that global growth would be modest as emerging economies struggled.
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Put it away and be modest," she told CNBC Make It. "Eventually, when you get to a financially secure point, you can spend more, but the best thing you can do now is just keep the money safe.
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Large western companies also assemble in-house M&A experts, but they mostly continue to use external advisers while executing large takeovers, and in-house teams in the United States and Europe tend to be modest in size.
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She has promised to unveil a new strategy on Tuesday, when Yahoo reports its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2015, although people with knowledge of her thinking say that the changes she will announce will be modest.
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Many rate setters felt that the relief for banks, which are currently paying a 0.4 percent annualised rate of interest on some 1.9 trillion euro ($2.14 trillion) worth of idle cash, would be modest and outweighed by the risks.
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Many rate setters felt that the relief for banks, which are currently paying a 0.4 percent annualized rate of interest on some 1.9 trillion euro ($2.14 trillion) worth of idle cash, would be modest and outweighed by the risks.
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CAP, which is responsible for writing and maintaining the UK Advertising Codes, admitted the health impact of the advertising ban will be modest, saying available evidence shows the effect of advertising on children's food preferences to be relatively small.
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DUBAI, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf may start the week on positive footing after crude oil prices climbed back towards 33-month highs at the end of last week, but trading is expected to be modest.
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A separate Reuters poll last week predicted the reaction to the outcome of the vote would be modest compared with the wild swings in financial markets after Britain's vote to leave the European Union and the U.S. presidential election.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank is likely to tighten monetary policy again in October, a Reuters poll of economists found, although the change is expected to be modest as policy makers worry about the fallout from escalating Sino-U.
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China's slowdown is likely to be modest, and create only limited headwinds for the rest of the region, while most central banks will have scope to keep domestic interest rates low in the face of tightening global monetary conditions.
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"The spread of a new coronavirus across Asia and into the U.S. is clearly a major public health concern, but we suspect that its economic effects will be modest," said Jennifer McKeown, head of global economics at Capital Economics.
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And for Broadway, the producers have reconfigured Studio 54, which normally has 1,009 seats, so that it now only has 659, taking advantage of the likelihood that ticket demand will be modest to create a more intimate playgoing experience.
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The Bundesbank said that while short-term manufacturing expectations had stabilized at elevated levels and order books were healthy, industry's contribution to growth was likely to be modest, due in part to carmakers' difficulty in adjusting to new emission measurement standards.
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"Investors in U.K. gambling stocks may be worried about another regulatory measure in the shape of a proposed ban on advertising during live sports events, but the effect on earnings should be modest," said Irish wealth management company Davy Research.
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On Monday, it said it now saw U.S. crude trading as high as $50 per barrel in the second half of 2016, although it cautioned that price rises would be modest in 2017 as the market would return to surplus.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's economic growth is expected to be revised down slightly to flat over April-June due to a decline in capital expenditure, a Reuters poll found, underscoring the view that any recovery in the current quarter will be modest.
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And while less borrowing would be good news for Hammond, the reduction is likely to be modest at between 25 billion and 45 billion pounds over the five-year forecast period that will underpin his budget plan, private economists say.
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"We think there will only be modest negative impact on churn and overall gross adds given the price increase is happening around a very strong content and favorable seasonal period," JPMorgan analyst Doug Anmuth wrote in a note to investors.
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In the case of canakinumab, U.S. heart expert Milton Packer, of the Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas, said the fact that Novartis' trial ran six years without being stopped early for superior efficacy suggested its effect might be modest.
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Japan's economy ground to a halt in April-June and analysts expect any rebound in the current quarter to be modest as weak global growth and the yen's 20 percent rise against the dollar this year hurt exports and capital expenditure.
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If Rusal is allowed to keep its European market, Russia's retaliatory measures on U.S. companies are likely to be modest and the government would be able to focus on restructuring the company's loans, the source at the finance ministry said.
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Yan Ling, a Shenzhen-based analyst at Merchants Securities, said a gradual slowdown in credit growth, coupled with a steady rise in borrowing costs, could weigh on the economy in the fourth quarter but the expected slowdown may be modest.
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Until the chair spoke Fed officials had largely focused on the fact that the virus outbreak had not seemed to dent U.S. economic data, and that they expected the outbreak to be contained and any economic damage to be modest.
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Their conclusion: "The available empirical evidence suggests that the effects of changes in policy rates on asset prices and risk premiums tend to be modest relative to the historical fluctuations in those measures," according to minutes released Wednesday from the Jan.
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That said, the extent of the recovery will likely be modest instead of returning India to the growth rates seen a few years back, said Jan Hatzius, the investment bank's chief economist and head of global economics and markets research.
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The lift from the fiscal stimulus, which includes a sharp reduction in the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, is likely to be modest as the stimulus is occurring with the economy operating almost at capacity.
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But the broad consensus among China watchers is that any slowdown would likely be modest and avoid a sharper deceleration given steady domestic demand and rising exports, which likely helped the vast factory sector expand for the twelfth straight month in July.
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While it could potentially expand coverage, its impact would probably be modest, or even marginal: After all, in 2013 the Congressional Budget Office scored a somewhat similar public option and found that it would have no significant impact on the number of the uninsured.
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Research by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) confirms that the impact of auto IRAs would be modest compared with 22010(k)s, because they generally default to a relatively low contribution rate (252 percent of pay) and have opt-out features for workers.
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Any relaxation should bolster the developers' profitability and could help to support economic growth at a time when there are fears it could be flagging, though if it is restricted to only a few cities the impact will be modest, economists and analysts said.
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Japan's economic growth ground to a halt in April-June and analysts expect any rebound in the current quarter to be modest as weak global growth and the yen's 20 percent rise against the dollar so far this year hurt exports and capital expenditure.
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Luke Spajic, the head of emerging Asia portfolio management at Pimco, which oversees about $1.55 trillion, said capital inflows are expected to be modest in the event of an S&P upgrade since the move is widely anticipated and largely priced into asset valuations.
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While the analysis found the overall impact to be modest, if UnitedHealth left all the markets and was not replaced by another carrier, the Kaiser analysis found, "the effect on insurer competition could be significant in some markets — particularly in rural areas and Southern states."
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"The contribution of the tax cuts to aggregate economic growth will be modest, in the range of one-tenth to two-tenths of a percent," said Anne Van Praagh, managing director of global credit strategy and research at Moody's Investors Service in New York.
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Lawson, the former secretary of state for energy under Margaret Thatcher, argues that though climate science does contain a measureof truth, it is mostly overstated — in his view, any decrease in quality of life over the next 100 years would be modest, at most.
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Goldman Sachs analysts forecast that the negative growth impact on China of the tariffs would be 163-20 basis points of gross domestic product (GDP), while the effects on Chinese consumer price index (CPI) inflation would be "modest, on the order of 10-20 basis points".
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In the latest report published by Goldman Sachs, the bank predicts that the deal would likely further extend the oil price rebound started last week, but the rally is gonna be modest compared to the move that occurred last year when the OPEC cuts were first announced.
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"Even in a 'go it alone' scenario, we think the initial production increase will be modest — and aimed at reducing the high level of over-compliance with the 1.8 million b/d target — as no one wants to cause another collapse in oil prices," she said.
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When it comes to pricing, however, expectations should be modest: According to Mr. Miller, apartments on Central Park are only about 683 to 15 percent more than those on a side street if they're below the tree-line, and 15 to 25 percent more if they're above.
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On an individual level, the impact of the social cost of carbon might be modest: For instance, the average American car emits a ton of carbon dioxide every two to two and a half months, hiking the annual expense of driving a car by roughly $250.
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The first step may be modest – the United States, China and Russia using their dominant roles at the UN Security Council to call on all nations to join them in a new global initiative to control drone and cyber military uses and protect against terrorist threats.
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In July, 2014, a document circulated in the State Department: We should be modest about the audit mechanism—given the apparent closeness of the election and the involvement of the chief electoral officer in fraud, it is almost impossible that we will ever know who won . . .
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The actual impact of $50 billion in tariffs alone would be modest for a massive economy like the U.S. But it would have a significant psychological impact on U.S. consumers, industry, U.S. stock markets and, ultimately, enormous consequences for the real economy if neither side backs down.
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But that initiative is taking longer than expected and, when finally unveiled, is likely to be modest in scope compared to its operations in other emerging markets such as India and Mexico, according to interviews with current and former employees, manufacturers, consultants and others with knowledge of the effort.
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The bottom line: The scale of MeyGen may be modest in comparison to some of the recent offshore wind leases, which operate on the order of gigawatts, rather than megawatts, but it is nevertheless an important project to the marine energy sector that will help prove its viability.
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The message from my parents, my family, and the people around me was that women should be modest in order to avoid looking "fast" or "easy," and as the only girl in the family, I wasn't allowed to talk about my budding sexuality the same way my brothers were.
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" Since then, Raisman has been a staunch advocate for women wearing what they want â€" in February, she posed for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition with the words "women do not have to be modest to be respected" written down her body, and "survivor" written across her chest.
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"We have had a budget where the fiscal deficit has been reduced, we have a central bank which has a mandate for flexible inflation targeting, we have reserves which are over $360 billion and we have a current account deficit which continues to be modest," Patel said in the interview.
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"As a leader in aboriginal politics for the past 37 years, I have learned to be modest when it comes to predicting the future," Dwight Dorey, the national chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, who was among the plaintiffs in a 1999 case that led to the decision, told reporters.
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"Even if the dispute escalates, with Trump following through on his threat to extend the 25 percent tariff to all of China's imports, the impacts on U.S. real G.D.P. and inflation would still be modest," Andrew Hunter, a senior United States economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a note to clients.
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Sunday's ruling "calls into question any other directive Cuccinelli signed while purporting to serve as acting director, but given that most of the big policy shifts were approved higher up within DHS, the broader impact may be modest," said Steve Vladeck, professor at the University of Texas School of Law and CNN contributor.
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What it means: The AP's Seth Bornstein writes some scientists think black carbon emissions should be a focus of fighting climate change while others "say the impacts of the study on projections for future warming would likely be modest — at best — in part because black carbon stays in the atmosphere for such a short time."
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"While the effects of the hurricanes on the U.S. economy are quite noticeable in the short term, history suggests that the longer-term effects will be modest and that aggregate economic activity will recover quickly," Yellen said at the Group of 30 International Banking Seminar in Washington, D.C., referring to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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A combination of increased input costs and softer domestic demand will make conditions even harder for export-oriented industrial firms, according to Kallum Pickering, a senior U.K. economist at Berenberg, "While some exporters might receive a boost from the weaker sterling – down 15 percent on a trade-weighted basis since November - evidence from past depreciations suggests the boost to exports will be modest," he said in a research note on Monday.
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Two will be modest updates to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, plus the high-end model detailed above Updates to the Apple Watch line, including models with built-in cellular connections An Apple TV set-top box capable of displaying 4K content A final version of iOS 11, an update to the iPhone/iPad operating system that supports augmented reality, among other new features The "High Sierra" update to MacOS
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On the other side of the divide is Hamas, led by a popular hardliner, 54-year-old Ismail Haniyeh, who asserts that a spiritual and territorial "liberation" will be possible only through a two-pronged strategy of violence and strict adherence to Islamic law (which has included deploying "modesty police" to beat unmarried Gazans seen socializing with members of the opposite sex or who fail to wear what Hamas deems to be modest clothing).
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If you think about it this way, we're at the end of a long economic recovery, and we all hope that whatever recession that we slide into in the coming years will be modest and short-term and not have a real detrimental effect on working poor families, but the reality is that it's going to create a lot of job loss and a lot of poverty in many urban, suburban, and rural parts of our country.
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Here's Goldman's investment banking revenue breakdown by advisory fees compared to trading fees in recent years, according to Thomson Reuters: • 2016: Advisory was 30 percent; trading was 70 percent • 20153: Advisory was 32 percent; trading was 68 percent • 2011: Advisory was 20 percent; trading was 80 percent John Foley of Breakingviews cautions that expectations for the initiative should be modest for now: Competition is fierce, though, especially since smaller shops started gobbling more market share after the financial crisis.
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Executive orders: the Times said they're "unlikely to effect a major change" in manufacturing or trade TPP: a Trump adviser told the Times yesterday it will serve as a "starting point" for new deals NAFTA: changes to the deal will be modest China: no specific plans announced and no steps taken to label China a currency manipulator Why it matters: The mixed record on trade is a sign of the battle within the administration between America-first nationalists like Steve Bannon and advisers pushing more measured steps such as economic council director Gary Cohn and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross
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