That, in turn, supports employment growth and increasing labor compensations.
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But we have certain compensations, to make up for it.
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" The photographer answers with a smirk, "Well, it has its compensations.
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Vestager has been open to allowing automatic compensations for some investors.
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"We hope that the compensations will be paid immediately," said Gonsalves.
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Their pay packages likely put the generous Stanford student compensations to shame.
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Straightforward goals, obvious failures, and increasing compensations manifestly affect the brain's dopamine levels.
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We started tackling this issue by capping compensations when you are laid off.
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But among the few compensations of old age is the acuity of hindsight.
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"Some insurance companies won't allow compensations for spouses after a suicide," she said.
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Officials have promised compensations of up to 10,000 euros, about $10,800, per business.
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"Restless Creature" makes the potential compensations of age seem as beautiful as any ballet.
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If you're willing to wait for the story to take shape, there are compensations.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS BOARD APPROVES UPPER LIMIT OF COMPENSATIONS FOR OIL CONTAMINATION AT $15/BBL
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TRANSNEFT SAYS MECHANISM OF COMPENSATIONS FOR OIL CONTAMINATION HAS YET TO BE ESTABLISHED - ROSSIISKAYA GAZETA
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Industry groups say tip-pooling is necessary to equalize compensations of servers and untipped workers.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS CUSTOMERS MUST PROVE THEY INCURRED LOSSES TO BE ELIGIBLE TO GET COMPENSATIONS
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There's a touch, beyond the incredible, of sublimity in Buchinger's compensations for an unpromising physique.
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The image you perceive there is reversed, with left becoming right, but there are compensations.
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Rising overseas sales are necessary to drive business investments, employment growth, labor compensations and consumer spending.
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The numbers include both base pay, and other forms of compensations, including commissions, tips, and bonuses.
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Real hourly compensations in the first nine months have grown only 1.5 percent from the year earlier.
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The EFF, headed by firebrand Julius Malema, has made expropriation of land without compensations his clarion call.
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He offers a lived-in performance, a clear and multifaceted evocation of Ever's limitations and his compensations.
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AMONG THE compensations of ageing is the right to bore youngsters with stories of the prices of yesteryear.
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The Labour Department crunches economic statistics, administers unemployment insurance and workers' compensations schemes, and investigates unsafe working conditions.
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But despite her impressive compensations, Pompeo told Henson she hasn't "been challenged creatively at all" as of late.
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It has generally become more acceptable to discuss something like compensations and labor in the world of writing.
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"We have a good bipartisan agreement on enhanced unemployment compensations," said Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa).
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He said it would also include compensations for Iran -- something Trump at first said he couldn't commit to.
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It's highly likely the photog in that modern day situation also got his "compensations" for the full-front photos.
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He, however, warned that this could change in 2019 since none of the European banks have announced their compensations yet.
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On a quarterly basis, the pace of year-on-year growth in workers' compensations was largely unchanged by the revision.
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BlackRock Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink told CNBC the miss on earnings was due to expenses and compensations related to deals.
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So, how can you say that it is decided if the people who have to pronounce on these compensations are unknown?
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Banks are facing increased competition in attracting talent through a plethora of new and upcoming sectors which offer highly competitive compensations.
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Here are some chief legal officer and general counsel compensations reported in August 2019 filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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But the film, directed by Thom Zimny and shot by Joe DeSalvo at two private performances this year, has its own compensations.
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"If you're willing to wait for the story to take shape, there are compensations," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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As part of the settlement, Uber has agreed to enhance its systems for compensations and reviews and to regularly report diversity metrics.
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The plaintiff IBM further accuses Groupon to have continued to willfully infringe its patents, obtaining significant benefits without paying any compensations to IBM.
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"Contractual penalties for not delivering crude should not be confused with compensations related to all consequences related to the contamination," the spokeswoman said.
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That 2.9 percent surge in nominal hourly compensations was obviously caused by a shortage of labor with the skills that were in demand.
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My impression is that after the war, the authorities thought that the financial compensations that the people who came back got was enough.
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Piotr Naimski also said the Russian tainted oil problem was solved on technical level but issues of responsibility and compensations remain to be solved.
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Applications to the federal government Staggering reductions are possible when applying the same (five percent compensations cuts over four years) to the federal government.
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On the other, it puts the land under state ownership leaving people no choice but to take the compensations offered or be left with nothing.
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Instead, they spent most of their time flagellating Bresch repeatedly with numbers, repeating to her Mylan's marketing costs, executive compensations, profit margins, market caps, etc.
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Last year, nominal hourly compensations decreased to 2.5 percent from 3 percent in 2015, marking a further weakening in the first five months of 2017.
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Nokia entered into a binding arbitration with South Korea's Samsung in 2013 to settle additional compensations for a five-year period starting from early 13.
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"It was announced that Transneft will be paying back suppliers for this oil, but we will address them directly over the compensations," Protasewicz told reporters.
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Among other changes, it introduces flexibility in the price of contracts and compensations in the case of increases in raw material prices, custom duties and taxes.
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Craig Lucas's Book of Job-influenced exploration of suffering and its possible compensations, performed simultaneously in English and American Sign Language, hosts its final Thanksgiving dinner.
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Wage increases may be a more vivid event, but the last month's 20163 percent annual increase in hourly compensations that sunk the markets was nothing new.
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Samsung and Nokia entered into a binding arbitration in 2013 to settle additional compensations for Nokia's phone patents for a five-year period starting from early 2014.
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Because the class action may cause companies face huge compensations, and the lawsuits are harder to deal with than the lawsuits initiated by individual employees as plaintiffs.
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Inaccurate land records, undervaluation of sale deeds and the absence of land markets in rural areas have led to lower compensations and more litigation, the report showed.
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BlackRock prefers junk bonds over U.S. Treasuries and investment-grade corporate debt because they offer higher compensations to investors for taking on additional credit risk, Turnill said.
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The oil was transported by pipeline monopoly Transneft, which said it was ready to pay compensation to Russian shippers which in turn would pay compensations to overseas buyers.
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The EU's sanctions options included the "suspension of obligations, temporary compensations, financial sanctions, cross retaliation," and "interim measures need to be available in some areas" like state aid.
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To sum up: At the beginning of this year, we have rising capacity pressures in an economy growing above its noninflationary growth potential and steadily increasing labor compensations.
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Over a long weekend last winter, I took a northern Michigan road trip to test my theory that elevation isn't everything and compensations can come well off-piste.
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POLAND'S LOTOS SAYS COMPENSATIONS RELATED TO SUSPENSION OF CONTAMINATED OIL SUPPLIES WERE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENT OF MONDAY TALKS IN MOSCOW AND THAT TRANSNEFT CONFIRMED WILLINGNESS TO COMPENSATE FOR CLAIMS
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Some phones will include bigger and louder speakers than others, and make compensations elsewhere, but the overall difference in audio quality isn't going to be huge from model to model.
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Though Ramaphosa says he supports land redistribution without compensations, a popular policy among poor black voters, he has promised he will not do it at the expense of the economy.
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Russia denies any involvement and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov responded at the time that it was inappropriate for Australia and the Netherlands to issue Moscow with ultimatums over compensations.
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I could not be more proud of the people who gave up jobs at big companies and big compensations to come on the quest we went on for the 2016 election.
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We started tackling this issue by capping compensations when you are laid off Emmanuel Macron And then, I was talking about this yesterday, we should let you fail without ruining you.
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Spiegel's payout trails the 2007 and 2008 compensations of Daniel Och, CEO of hedge fund Och-Ziff Capital Management Group, according to ISS Analytics, the data arm of Institutional Shareholder Services Inc.
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Spiegel's payout trails the 2007 and 173 compensations of Daniel Och, CEO of hedge fund Och-Ziff Capital Management Group, according to ISS Analytics, the data arm of Institutional Shareholder Services Inc.
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In fighting on Sunday, local militiamen and soldiers guarding the presidential palace fought hours of gunbattles over unpaid medical bills and compensations for guards in an attack outside the palace last month.
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Berlin, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Germany's Justice Minister Heiko Maas has criticized unequal compensations for U.S. and European customers of car maker Volkswagen following an emissions scandal last year, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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The ratings could be downgraded if links between LP and the state weaken due to, among other things, a dilution of control, a decline in strategic importance or a weakening of public service compensations.
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"We expect from Iran assurances of readiness for a full and open investigation, bringing the perpetrators to justice, returning the bodies of the dead, payment of compensations, official apologies through diplomatic channels," Zelensky said.
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"We have to prove to the French people that there are elected officials free and selfless, who refuse to cling to a status and their financial compensations whatever the cost," Ms. Maréchal-Le Pen wrote.
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"I was struck by how many of the compensations that the brain seems to make, or the skills that blind people develop, seem to be the exact opposite of what you find in schizophrenia," he said.
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The bank's chief financial officer, Marcus Schneck, further added that the bank was working hard on cutting costs, adding that the bank had brought compensations down, driven by smaller bonuses, and had reduced its operational costs.
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But it is also true that 22,21970 jobs were created in the course of 2015, and that real hourly compensations in the first three quarters of last year rose at an annual rate of 3 percent.
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Those whose homes were demolished were paid off, with cash compensations ranging from hundreds of thousands of yuan to the millions, according to interviews with half a dozen Yanan residents and government proposals made public online.
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He encourages professionals who are thinking about starting a job search to look at positions that offer bonus compensations because in today's market he says some employers are doing everything they can to attract new talent.
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But it has disappointed many of the largest U.S. banks, which under the bill are still big enough to be lumbered with the costly systemically risky label, and for which the bill currently offers few other compensations.
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"To reinforce our commitment to our agents and their ability to care for our customers, we will be increasing the maximum allowable compensations limit for voluntary denied boardings (VDBs) systemwide," Delta said in a bulletin to staff.
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The U.S. labor supply has been unchanged over the last 12 months, pushing up compensations in the fourth quarter of last year and the first quarter of this year at an average annual rate of 8.63 percent.
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American companies started to shift away from pensions and healthcare benefits packages for retirees in the mid-1980s, leaving the last bit of the boomers without the same compensations their parents enjoyed at the sunset of their careers.
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The government will lose some revenue from the share it receives from natural gas sales, but subsidies and compensations it must pay to PLN will also be reduced, Mulyana said, forecasting a net savings of 4.51 trillion rupiah.
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" Now, however, the country's leaders have reversed course, leading Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to demand the Iranian government "bring those responsible to justice, return of the bodies of the deceased, pay compensations, issue official apologies through diplomatic channels.
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There is the answer to analysts puzzling over a rather modest 563 percent increase in nominal hourly compensations during the first three quarters of this year, in spite of the lowest officially reported unemployment rate in nearly 50 years.
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So, even at a growth rate of 1.5 percent in the first three quarters of last year, we are experiencing labor shortages that have kept, during the same period, nominal labor compensations increasing at a rate of 2.7 percent.
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Cobra Strengthens back muscles; enhances spine mobility in extension, especially thoracic (midback); supports shoulder girdle stability/mobility; stretches upper-core muscles Enhancing movement and stability in the shoulder girdle and midback helps prevent compensations that overwork lower back muscles.
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"To reinforce our commitment to our agents and their ability to care for our customers, we will be increasing the maximum allowable compensations limit for voluntary denied boardings systemwide," Delta said in a bulletin to staff, according to CNBC.
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These compensations, usually subtle and unintended, indicate that our brains are receiving internal communiqués detailing how much energy we used during that last workout and, in response, sending biological signals that increase hunger or reduce our urge to move.
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The compensations that people make to maintain that balance require active contraction of the back extensor muscles, the hip flexors, and the abdominal muscles, and there's some data that the height of the heel affects the curve in the thoracic spine.
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And you can also safely assume that the ECB is aware of the fact that the tightening labor markets are driving up euro area employee compensations (about 20173 percent), which are only partly offset by labor efficiency gains (0.6 percent).
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However, LP is integrated with the state through the number of civil servants it employs (2016: 40% out of a total of around 220,0003 employees), and the financial flows between the two through public service compensations granted by the state.
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For those who live in the port city's expansive seaside suburbs, there are further compensations: big houses with poolside bars, bevies of servants and, behind high walls and security guards, night spots as fancy as any in Dubai or Mumbai.
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But where It had a lot to say about what it feels like to be a 13-year-old outcast who takes solace in friendship, It Chapter Two struggles to express much about middle age, its disappointments, or its compensations.
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Predictably, those strengthening growth dynamics led to an increasing labor demand and a pickup of labor compensations (wages, salaries and benefits) in the private industry from 33 percent in the first quarter to 23 percent in the last three months of 23.5.
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Here are the 25 highest-paying businesses in the U.K. (figures used are the median total compensations, per year): With offices located in Manchester and London, Google also has a Campus space in the English capital, for up-and-coming start-ups and entrepreneurs.
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A self-described warrior for his people ("Well, warrior behind the drapes"), Gross (Derek Lucci) attests to the terrible oppression of the closet but also to its compensations: "May I be a little understood for reveling in how that oppression did also make me spectacular?" he asks.
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Shares in Spanish banks such as Banco Popular and Sabadell rose after the European Court of Justice's advocate general backed a Spanish court ruling capping banks' liabilities for so-called floor clauses in mortgage contracts, offering a relief for banks that had feared multi-million euros compensations.
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That huge pool of labor supply — rather than the idea of low-paying jobs — largely explains why nominal compensations in the year to the first quarter rose only 2.3 percent, even though the reported unemployment rate declined over that period to 4.5 percent from 5 percent.
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" But in a republican state, where leaders serve temporarily and keep their finances separate from that of the nation, "persons elevated from the mass of the community, by the suffrages of their fellow-citizens, to stations of great pre-eminence and power, may find compensations for betraying their trust.
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Shares in Spanish banks such as Banco Popular and Sabadell rose after the European Court of Justice's advocate general backed a Spanish court ruling capping banks' liabilities for so-called floor clauses in mortgage contracts, offering relief for banks that had feared compensations in the millions of euros.
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Earlier this week, the agency's chief financial officer said in a report to the board it was on track to cut spending by $5.8 million this year, with a little more than half of those savings coming from reductions in compensations, a hiring freeze, and employee turnover and attrition.
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But in the wake of the latest curbs, prompted by a decades-old row between the Asian nations over compensations for forced South Korean laborers at Japanese firms during World War Two, suppliers in Japan are having to deal with repercussions beyond the three restricted materials, industry sources said.
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Top players such as the Washington Mystics' Elena Delle Donne and the Phoenix Mercury's Brittney Griner -- who, like roughly two-thirds of the league's athletes, plays abroad during the offseason to supplement her salary -- could see their compensations for the 2000-game regular season triple to more than $0003,2000.
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Read more: The remarkable stories behind 8 of the most iconic war photos ever taken In the rulings, the court said that the 1965 treaty cannot prevent individual rights to seek compensations for forced labor because Japanese companies' use of such laborers were "acts of illegality against humanity" that was linked to Japan's "illegal" colonial rule and wartime aggression.
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The Sines coal-fired plant run by the country's main utility, EDP, has a 1,200 megawatt capacity - a sizeable chunk of Portugal's total installed capacity of some 18,000 MW. Also in 2017, the first wind power contracts with a total capacity of 60 MW and cost compensations, known as feed-in tariffs, switch to market prices.
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He grasps the gritty issues surrounding his own very real trauma and often horrific experiences — from enduring frequent convulsions and losses of consciousness to the threat of being thrown out of college to losing jobs — with so little self-pity and so much regard for the compensations the world has to offer even to those afflicted as he is.
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Obviously, there's a lot going on here about self-presentation and alienation and so on, but he pivots the whole thing into a fairly specific prediction about technology: There's some sort of revealing lesson here in the beyond-short-term viability-curve of advances in consumer technology … First there's some sort of terrific sci-fi like advance in consumer tech — like from aural to video phoning — which advance always, however, has certain unforeseen disadvantages to the consumer; and then but the market niches created by those disadvantages … are ingeniously filled by entrepreneurial verge; and yet the very advantages of these ingenious disadvantage-compensations seem all too often to undercut the original high-tech advance.
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A group representing the #GoogleWalkout shared the list of demands they've put together for the company, which include an end to forced arbitration in cases of harassment and discrimination for all employees, the right to bring a co-worker along when meeting with human resources; a commitment to end pay and opportunity inequality in terms of gender and race on all levels, and transparency about data on demographic compensations gap for employees and contractors; a publicly disclosed sexual harassment transparency report; a clear, uniform, inclusive process for reporting sexual misconduct safely and anonymously that covers all employees including temps and contractors; and elevating the power of the Chief Diversity Officer, among other things.
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