CUMULATIVE SUMS A cumulative sum is the addition of the current and all prior values.
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The children were sorted into two categories: high cumulative head impact players (24) and low cumulative head impact players (36).
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The $5.6 trillion cumulative savings that the Office of Management and Budget predicted in 2001 turned into a $6.1 trillion cumulative deficit.
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Whereas, since 2000, Germany's unit labor costs have steadily declined by a cumulative 15 percent, those in Italy have increased by a cumulative 85033 percent.
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Fitch has also affirmed at 'A-' Dai-ichi Life's USD1.3bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in March 2011, its USD1bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in October 2014 and its USD2.5bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in July 2016.
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Globally, cumulative investment in renewables will surpass $22 trillion by 23, they say, while cumulative investment in energy efficiency and clean-air technologies will balloon to $2400 trillion by 2000.
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"For most of us, you're always striving to do better and all of those cumulative improvements and cumulative ways to change your thinking add up to real change over time."
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Uber also spelled out the struggle its food delivery business faces: "Cumulative payments to drivers for Uber Eats deliveries historically have exceeded the cumulative delivery fees paid by consumers," it said.
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They expect cumulative investment in renewable energy will exceed $9 trillion by 2050 and cumulative investment in clean-air technologies and energy efficiency will rise to $35 trillion between 2015 and 2030.
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Since 2013, the cumulative contraction of GDP (gross domestic product) in Venezuela has been 44.3%, while cumulative inflation over the same period skyrocketed up to 2.8 million percent at the end of January.
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Its cumulative global total now stands at roughly $678.4 million.
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The fifth worst state on a cumulative basis is Mississippi.
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With cumulative , "it's undeniably burdensome to repay," the survey says.
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The 74 groups researchers detected boasted a cumulative 385,000 members.
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That's the first cumulative decline since August 2017, IBGE said.
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Finance is centered around transactions rather than building cumulative experiences.
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From its inception Uber has now lost a cumulative $14bn.
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That's the highest cumulative investment in the sector since 2009.
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The company has invested a cumulative $17bn in the country.
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It is also cumulative; it adds up to something massive.
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The cumulative contract value was potentially worth millions of dollars.
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If you don't address it, it starts to become cumulative.
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Still, the cumulative effect of subtle disruptions would be significant.
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"The problem is that there are cumulative impacts," Koper said.
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The cumulative effect on the board agenda can seem overwhelming.
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The cumulative toll of road deaths in India is alarming.
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The cumulative effect of the canyon is hard to describe.
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You cannot get this cumulative effect if you turn back.
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Cumulative losses have increased by only 17bps since January 2016.
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"Well, I think that obviously this was cumulative," Haley said.
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There is no capital accumulation and therefore no cumulative inequality.
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But there the overall effect is one of cumulative pathos.
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I've spent a cumulative nine months living on psychiatric units.
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His cumulative earnings for those four years were roughly $90,000.
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In fact, these genes seem to have a cumulative effect.
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The cumulative effect of those direct actions can be significant.
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"Most progress in government is incremental and cumulative," Cole said.
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"The damaging effect of noise exposure is cumulative," he said.
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The 27.5,22018 figure covers GM's cumulative EV sales since 22022.
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Here's what that means in terms of cumulative emissions from the Colorado electricity sector through 2040: Not surprisingly, through 83, scenario one yields more than double the cumulative carbon dioxide emissions of scenario three.
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We have shown that the study's estimates of cumulative inflows are far too high and their estimates of cumulative outflows are far too low; we have also identified the primary reasons for those errors.
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"It's cumulative, and they feel something is slipping away," he said.
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"That's why we're pushing for this [cumulative risk analysis]," Stoiber said.
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They will immediately affect a cumulative total of millions of Americans.
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CMP Banque posted total cumulative losses of EUR16.9m in 11033-2014.
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SMFG and other Japanese banks disclose only cumulative nine-month figures.
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Graphic: Cumulative deviation of PSPP purchases from capital key - http://reut.
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Nowhere is the Note's cumulative evolution better represented than the camera.
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Amazon's cumulative losses were tiny compared with today's cash-burning companies.
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The result: A potential cumulative wage gap of over $1 million.
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Hit the cumulative score target and you'll get a 320+ armor.
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"It has seemed to have a cumulative snowballing effect," McGowan said.
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That's the cumulative power of long-term investment in machine learning.
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The third element is financing to pay for huge cumulative losses.
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Confidence is cumulative — it's based on both positive and negative situations.
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Interestingly, the positive benefits of regular orgasms appear to be cumulative.
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Is duration of exposure, peak exposure, or cumulative exposure most important?
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U.S. Cities by Cumulative Installed Solar PV Capacity, End of 2016.
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Cumulative ore imports were up 16 percent in the first quarter.
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But the thing I always forget about is the cumulative depression.
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"Reboot" has a cumulative box-office take currently of $2998 million.
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The effects of trauma on children are cumulative and life-threatening.
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Cumulative gains however over the period were limited to 3.5 percent.
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Recall, California is not targeting a cumulative reduction in greenhouse gases.
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In essence, CARB examined the balance between cumulative supply and demand.
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But not just the new cases are interesting, also cumulative ones.
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That cumulative $850 million on alternatives to driving may seem modest.
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Even at pocket change per ride, the cumulative difference was vast.
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CCS now provides nine percent of cumulative emissions reduction through 2050.
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The cumulative cut was forecast to be $3.9 billion by 2019.
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That will be his greatest fear: the effect of cumulative fatigue.
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Before Sunday, his cumulative score on the hole was three over.
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That's twice the industry's cumulative profits since major wildfires in 20053.
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And the cumulative or the absolute discount is about $216 billion.
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Prices have risen a cumulative 5.47 percent so far this year.
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Cumulative case counts don't account for how many patients have recovered.
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"It's the cumulative effect of all this uncertainty," Mr. Dunch said.
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We also calculated the cumulative winners in our 10 categories of competitiveness.
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Massachusetts is the cumulative winner for Education, a category it typically dominates.
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Marin, meanwhile, will return to Spain with an 25-23 cumulative record.
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Southeast Asia has a cumulative population of more than 600 million consumers.
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It has fallen a cumulative 0.8 percent over the past two sessions.
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And like any affirmation, their positive effects through daily repetition were cumulative.
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Together, they will watch the Super Bowl for a cumulative 25,065,6793,000 minutes.
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The robot was designed for up to 1,000 Sieverts of cumulative exposure.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce gives Kaine a cumulative 52 percent rating.
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That's the biggest cumulative bet on a rising dollar in three years.
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Cumulative new business volume decreased 9 percent compared with 2015, ELFA said.
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The cumulative effect of those drugs was causing Mac's liver to fail.
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The effort came against an A's team that had hit a cumulative .
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She truly believes our dollars can effect change on a cumulative basis.
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MKL posted cumulative reserve redundancies in each of the last 12 years.
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Those totals bring Civil War's cumulative box office up to $153 million.
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"It wasn't a single eureka moment; it was cumulative," Bob tells me.
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The telescopes monitored 2,000 stars for a cumulative period of 60 hours.
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Behind Germany, Spain has the second largest cumulative installed capacity in Europe.
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That number is just in the last year, and is not cumulative.
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The election of board members through cumulative voting is expected April 26.
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Sales can be plotted on both a cumulative and a weekly basis.
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From 2010 to 2015 he compiled a cumulative ERA of 3.46 ERA.
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The cumulative effects have been devastating to families and communities for decades.
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Cumulative new business volume decreased 7 percent compared with 2015, ELFA said.
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The tax cuts added $28503 trillion to cumulative deficits over 22019 years.
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But there is still the unexamined cumulative impact of living with sexism.
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It's the net effect, the cumulative effort that makes all the difference.
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This cumulative investment is a proxy for the size of those moats.
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The cumulative display will encompass two floors of Gagosian's Madison Avenue compound.
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There'll be a cumulative effect, because there are just so many examples.
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Then drought hit, its cumulative effects growing as the years wore on.
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He estimates their cumulative follower count to be at least 50 million.
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Certainly, human culture is cumulative; we're always building on what came before.
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Do the cumulative insights lead to ways to tolerate discomfort and uncertainty?
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What is the cumulative number of deaths for current wars and conflicts?
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But these countries have a much smaller share of cumulative global emissions.
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The ill effects are cumulative and may take years to manifest themselves.
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The defense team has 24 cumulative hours to present its opening statements.
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The family now subsists on a cumulative $1,434 in Supplemental Security Income.
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Cumulative exports last year were 153,560 tonnes, down 9.4 percent on 2015.
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And there may be a cumulative quality dip with more CON laws.
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The cumulative effect of these new requirements has been paralysis by analysis.
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For which team did he have the highest cumulative batting average (.298)?
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It took time for the cumulative changes to reach a critical mass.
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So you think discrimination and internalized homophobia has had a cumulative effect?
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Fund flow data from the Washington-based Institute of International Finance shows that Brazil equity funds posted a cumulative net outflow of $1.3 billion in the second quarter, and a cumulative outflow of $954 million in January-June.
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A Lorenz curve is displayed as coordinates on a two-dimensional plane, where the X axis is the cumulative share of the population (from 214 to 250 percent) and the Y axis is the cumulative share of the income.
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Flows into U.S. equity ETFs from domestically based funds reached a cumulative $215.81 billion over the 12 months ended April 26, while actively managed funds saw a cumulative outflow of $170.7 billion over that time, according to EPFR Global.
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Mr. Xie, the climate envoy, said that as of September, the cumulative total turnover of carbon dioxide in those pilot markets was 120 million metric tons, and the cumulative transaction amount had exceeded 3.2 billion renminbi, or $473 million.
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JPMORGAN SAYS 10 PERCENT OF SHAREHOLDERS VOTED FOR PROPOSAL TO ALLOW CUMULATIVE VOTING
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On a cumulative basis, Texas ranks 248th in our Quality of Life category.
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Line's games have racked up a cumulative 628 million downloads, the company said.
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Investment has been falling for three years, reaching a cumulative decline of 12%.
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Some analysts think the company could reach 200,000 cumulative sales sometime in 2017.
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Holzhauer won his 19th game Tuesday night bringing his cumulative winning to $1,426,330.
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Oddly, the whole season contained less than 15 cumulative minutes on Mike Pence.
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Cumulative wage losses for those workers comes to about $15 million a day.
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Their cumulative impact is a sea change in our relationship with our planet.
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With 15bn cumulative downloads, this will not be the last of its kind.
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Cumulative exports in the last four years, by contrast, have totaled 119,000 tonnes.
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But it's hoping its cumulative investment will finally reach monthly profitability this year.
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As Daniel Willingham of the University of Virginia puts it: "knowledge is cumulative".
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Green = generally positive reviews, with a cumulative score of 24.2 percent or higher.
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His new one demonstrates that steady, cumulative progress is occurring on many fronts.
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The longer the cumulative dividend is deferred, the larger the deferred liability grows.
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Navistar expects to realize cumulative synergies of $500 million over first five years.
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This would surpass the current U.S. record, which is Kelly's cumulative 520 days.
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Cumulative travel for 2017 increased by 1.3 percent, or 31.4 billion vehicle miles.
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The cumulative cost in lost productivity could be as high as ¥6trn ($56bn).
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Most cumulative hours in space by any U.S. astronaut (534 days and counting).
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That brought the cumulative total jobs lost since January to more than 60,93.
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Cumulative flows into the sector were showing signs of peaking, too, strategists said.
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It was up a cumulative 43 percent in the three years ending 2016.
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Four weeks ago, the cumulative amount of failed Treasury trades was $70.0 billion.
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The figures are in megawatts (MW), and represent cumulative capacity in December 2016.
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"Regular" reflects those with five cumulative years of marijuana use over the lifetime.
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Cumulative losses since June 14 stood at more than $650 million, it said.
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The maximum cumulative capital requirement could otherwise amount to 10 billion Swiss francs.
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BP's cumulative costs associated with the disaster have climbed to almost $56.5 billion.
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It became a story of rising nationalism and the cumulative effects of trauma.
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The absence of pretension is refreshing, but the cumulative effect is lightweight, epidermal.
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In the first half of 2017, a cumulative 119,200 WMPs had been issued.
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For months to come, my cumulative star rating remained less than nearby hosts.
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Annual reports for shareholders tend to list only the cumulative profits from byproducts.
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The cumulative effect, however, at least on this reader, was one of questioning.
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Under Fitch's hybrid methodology, IFC's non-cumulative preferred shares receive 100% equity credit.
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For instance, U.S. companies lose a cumulative $250 billion annually to digital theft.
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This is driven by the cumulative and compounded nature of the bond coupon.
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They are about the potential cumulative impact of subconcussive blows to the head.
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Since 2007, it has accrued more than $63 billion in cumulative net losses.
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But the cumulative surplus over the 2500-2015 period was almost 500,000 tonnes.
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That cumulative carnage is far greater than this weekend's chemical attack in Douma.
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As of October 503, cumulative ICO funding had reached more than $2.3 billion.
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But action is cumulative, and even the biggest, most intractable problems are personal.
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It's more useful to think in terms of cumulative advances in the field.
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As one walks past them, one feels the cumulative impact of the killings.
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Eccles thinks the founding team's cumulative shares are worth more than $120 million.
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The central bank has already cut a cumulative 110 basis points this year.
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Is there some formula where people actually start to notice the cumulative cost?
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Injuries are another measure, and reflect the wages of a cumulative wearing down.
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It was up a cumulative 20163 percent in the three years ending 22016.
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And it's also a function of your cumulative exposures and your genetic predisposition.
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The cumulative price-tag of the sale is estimated to exceed $300 million.
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His dispensary pays a cumulative state and local tax rate of 32.25 percent.
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For me, perpetuating the inequalities resulting from intergenerational cumulative disadvantage doesn't require intent.
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It is the cumulative effect all in one place that makes Hungary special.
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The cumulative score of their last four games, all losses, is 22016-22012.
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While I loved exploring both cities, after a cumulative week I was exhausted.
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The cumulative effect of Sanders's holdout can also be seen in the polls.
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Cumulative issuance broke the $1 trillion barrier to reach $1.17 trillion on Dec.
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The cumulative effect is of reality being pulled in and out of focus.
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Or a cumulative juggernaut that is operating outside the purlieus of human agency.
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The cumulative impact of these policy choices would be devastating for our nation.
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While GM currently has the highest number of cumulative electric vehicle sales in the U.S., BNEF expects that Tesla will surpass it next year and will deliver a cumulative 709,000 vehicles in the U.S. by 2021 — far outpacing other car companies.
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But now HSBC (cumulative profits of $101 billion since 2007) is often lumped in with the likes of Royal Bank of Scotland (cumulative losses of $80 billion), a target of attacks from foaming parliamentary committees and a hatchet-wielding media.
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Fitch has also affirmed at 'A-' the ratings on Dai-ichi Life's USD1.3bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in March 2011, and its USD1bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in October 2014.
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It was good enough to give him a cumulative three-day score of 272.150.
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The non-cumulative perpetual offshore preference shares have an expected Moody's rating of Ba3.
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That student had a cumulative quality point average of 4.34, according to the lawsuit.
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The minimum wage has now risen by a cumulative 322 percent since last February.
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Still, overall only 290% of the Clintons' cumulative speech income came from financial firms.
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The big picture: Cumulative electric vehicle sales in the U.S. recently topped 1 million.
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Cumulative travel for 2018 is up 0.3 percent, or 4.2 billion miles, DOT says.
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More useful is the cumulative Trump record, which includes as many negatives as positives.
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The cumulative wealth of all current members of Congress was at least $2.43 billion.
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"Most of the sun damage we get is from cumulative incidental damage," says Hale.
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It sold well, reaching $1bn in cumulative sales by the second quarter of 2016.
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At the same time, AAM's subordinated perpetual cumulative notes have been affirmed at 'BBB'.
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It's a cumulative effect of not allowing teams to play at their own pace.
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But if the individual congregations for each are small, their cumulative effect is not.
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Its cumulative growth over that period is almost three times what Germany has managed.
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The Fund closed having traded a cumulative volume of more than 17.9 million shares.
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We see an 80% cumulative probability of another cut at some point this year.
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The cumulative effect of not being able to define what was happening was shattering.
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The bank had already raised rates by a cumulative 550 basis points this year.
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At Yelp cumulative reviews grow 26 percent year-over-year to approximately 127 million.
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"With catchers, there's a cumulative effect ... it's important to let them recover," Counsell said.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says cumulative developer earnings will pass $100 billion next week.
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One such projection assesses FATCA's cumulative cost at between $58 billion and $85033 billion.
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"The cumulative effect of this 'one-way ratchet' could be very significant," Fiedler said.
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Without ever an uncontrolled moment in this measured account, the cumulative force was overwhelming.
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But the cumulative effect is a nonstop ride on a 21st-century roller coaster.
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The cumulative impact of these policy decisions is racist and widens inequities in health.
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Bottom line: a cumulative increase in lifetime earnings of $5.5 billion to $11 billion.
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His discography is a cumulative slow burn, with flashes of brilliance on each release.
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The tables below demonstrate cumulative changes in interest rates for Lending Club and Prosper.
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And in contrast, the list's 21 UK-based universities dropped a cumulative 35 spots.
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Since then, seven more playoff trips brought an ugly cumulative record of 13-27.
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The cumulative effect of these repeatedblows only undermines the historical nature of her candidacy.
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Exposure to multiple contaminants over time can have a cumulative effect on your health.
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The cumulative year-to-date change is a marginal increase of just 35,000 tonnes.
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And third, they focus on countering Pyongyang's cumulative steps to expand its nuclear program.
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The cumulative effect of Hield's long-range target practice on the Ducks was devastating.
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Limiting athletes' cumulative exposure to head trauma will help protect their brains and bodies.
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As John McCormack points out, the cumulative difference in those states was 107,330 votes.
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Cumulative imports boomed by 18 percent in the first eight months of the year.
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"The cumulative effect of Stoneymollan Trail is elegiac," Adrian Searle wrote in The Guardian.
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That puts its cumulative global ticket sales at a whopping $496.5 million so far.
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The recently burned forest area will add to that growing cumulative total of deforestation.
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The dessert, Dr. Agllias said, became a symbol of the "cumulative disrespect" she felt.
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The cumulative residue of all of Trump's unproven allegations about voter fraud lingers, however.
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In addition, this would reduce cumulative emissions from steel and cement manufacturing by half.
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Cumulative sales (including exports) of the company for the fiscal was at 311,629 nos.
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Since 2014, POEs have had a cumulative default rate of 12%, dwarfing SOEs' 0.2%.
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December 211983, 2131: N.Y.C. counts a cumulative 211983 AIDS diagnoses and 211 reported deaths.
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One could not help but feel the cumulative devastation of toxins in our environment.
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The stories make cumulative lies—or, give us a break, conjectures—of our lives.
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The firm has completed 10 exits totalling more than $2 billion in cumulative value.
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Since 2014, POEs have had a cumulative default rate of 12%, dwarfing SOEs' 0.2%.
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They are common, tend to occur in multiples, and often have a cumulative effect.
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But such, apparently, is the cumulative power of the Dalian and Shanghai day-traders.
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Twitter has also been consistently unprofitable, losing a cumulative $2 billion since going public.
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But the cumulative effect is a major reason there are so many empty storefronts.
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"If you invest in a breeding program, you have a cumulative gain," Scherf said.
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Documents viewed by Reuters did not provide a cumulative amount that Petrobras allegedly overpaid.
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Most were likely oblivious to the cumulative effect their behavior had on the protestors.
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"A lot of this is going to come down to whether the data protection authorities are persuaded by the U.S.'s portrayal of the cumulative protections given to European citizens and the cumulative carving back on the NSA surveillance programs," Foster said.
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The gallery's cumulative deficit for that period would have been about $21959 million, he said.
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It also dominates two key categories, with first-place cumulative wins in Economy and Infrastructure.
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Like Carol, the cumulative emotional impact is so much greater than any of the parts.
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Sources quoted by Reuters say the pact provides for a cumulative 14 percent wage hike.
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The album's cumulative effect is to take a sobering look at the corollaries of romance.
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"It will allow us to increase our dividend by a cumulative 25 percent," he added.
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Of course, the cumulative impact of regulations impacts the entire economy, not just small businesses.
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A tax on the value of land is a partial but cumulative confiscation of property.
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By contrast, a tax on the increase in the price of land is not cumulative.
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Nomura expects a cumulative 50 basis points of hikes in the first half of 2017.
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The cumulative number of records exposed from doctors and hospitals has risen steadily every year.
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The standing record is 534 cumulative days in space, held by NASA Astronaut Jeff Williams.
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Now, cumulative expenditure by Europe and Canada has risen by almost $90 billion since 2015.
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The card lists two score targets: a personal high score and a cumulative team score.
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The objects are playful, satiric, and materially engrossing, but their cumulative effect is undeniably ominous.
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It's cumulative — take the time to catch up on your sleep and have alone time.
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This translated into a cumulative acute kidney injury rate of 9.3 percent, the study found.
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The cumulative total of quarterly GDP growth figures equals 25%, far lower than previous booms.
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Their cumulative numbers reached 280m in 2017 (the rate of growth is now tailing off).
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Whitson holds the US record for most cumulative spaceflight hours, with 665 days in space.
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"The individual risk will likely be low, but not the cumulative social risk," Beyea said.
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Just last week, Uber announced its own milestone of having reached 5 billion cumulative rides.
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The cumulative estimate for the year is 2,410.3 billion vehicle miles of travel, DOT said.
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"The cumulative points system is designed to deter flagrant fouls in our game" said VanDeWeghe.
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Even if no single one is devastating, the cumulative effect could corrode the president's standing.
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These could in turn lead to distressing cumulative effects, from blood imbalances to weight gain.
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She confirmed the PTSD diagnosis, saying I was suffering cumulative trauma and also had depression.
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That almost perfectly mirrors the cumulative U.S. deficit of $8.3 trillion over the same period.
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We should be more conscious of the cumulative effects of regulations, particularly on small businesses.
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A cumulative 1633,925 tonnes were warranted in three major tranches in the week ending Aug.
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In reality, the cumulative effect of the allegations meant that the F.A. had little choice.
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The study looked at the cumulative effect of multiple pollutants, including arsenic and radioactive contaminants.
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For decades, these global supply chains have supported a cumulative win-win for the world.
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When we look at cumulative spend since 2001 through 2016, the curves are also similar.
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The IWCC is forecasting a cumulative 180,000-tonne surplus over the same two-year period.
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At a cumulative 212.2,28.4 tonnes they were running at an annualized pace of 780,000 tonnes.
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Fighting and concussions and head hits, we all know, cause cumulative and progressive cognitive harm.
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Poverty and racism have a cumulative impact on our bodies before, during, and after pregnancy.
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The offbeat Marvel comics story from Fox has a cumulative estimated gross of $341 million.
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His injuries might have been unrelated, but he knew what the cumulative effect would be.
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BVSP sank 16% on Thursday, bringing their cumulative decline so far this year to 38%.
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That brings the estimated cumulative gross for "A Star Is Born" to around $126.4 million.
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So they may already have a significant cumulative dose of adversity when they get here.
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Clinton on three occasions, with polls showing a cumulative negative effect on her approval rating.
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But some experts worried about the cumulative impact should other drug makers follow Novartis's lead.
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The cumulative effect of the various discrepancies have left Ms. Salazar's opponent shaking his head.
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Until now, the cumulative effect of poaching, farming and release on wild populations was unknown.
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"The way trauma impacts people is a cumulative thing that's experienced over time," MacLeamy says.
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One reason studying a new language makes us smarter is because it requires cumulative learning.
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Instead, British austerity has been a slow bleed, though the cumulative toll has been substantial.
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Health authorities reported a total of 219,219 confirmed cases and 22,2000 cumulative deaths so far.
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The cumulative impact of this nearly constant overspending has resulted in the suffocating debt load.
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The painting becomes a document of fealty recorded through this slow, cumulative register of time.
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Cumulative output so far this year has risen by 12.5 percent to 11 million tonnes.
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But the Highway Trust Fund (HTF) faces a cumulative shortfall of $138 billion by 2027.
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" Her plan includes a directive to the DOJ to "address both cumulative and legacy pollution.
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"The cumulative effect of all these dialogues has to have been pretty minor," he said.
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It is true that climate is one of these things where the damage is cumulative.
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The cumulative minimum sentence of all ten charges he was convicted on was 136 years.
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The cumulative effect of the painted symbols is something akin to a language or code.
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PRICES PUBLIC OFFERING OF 2,000,000 SHARES OF 6.375% SERIES D CUMULATIVE REDEEMABLE PREFERRED STOCK * UMH PROPERTIES - PRICING OF PUBLIC OFFERING OF 2 MILLION SHARES OF 6.375% SERIES D CUMULATIVE REDEEMABLE PREFERRED STOCK AT OFFERING PRICE OF $25.00/SHARE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The latest drop has taken its cumulative losses to more than 7 percent since mid-June.
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Hospitalizations have hit a cumulative rate of 22.7 per 100,000 this year, according to the CDC.
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Sweetin scored two 7s and a 6 from the judges for a cumulative, respectable 20 points.
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All of these distractions lead to a significant cumulative negative impact on the corporate bottom line.
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Fitch would view cumulative dividends as a credit negative that could result in a ratings downgrade.
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The cumulative impact of the Volkswagen deception has been estimated at about 285,000 tons since 2008.
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But it's fair to say that the cumulative effect so far has been greater than expected.
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"The cumulative effect of interest rate hikes is going to begin mounting," said Greg McBride, Bankrate.
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It's on track right now for a cumulative $21.3 million weekend, spread across 18 international openings.
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I monitor cumulative miles per gallon on my Ford C-Max Hybrid, 43.5 at the moment.
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Citigroup thinks the cumulative effect will be to lower GDP growth by 4% over three years.
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The cumulative evidence on the matter clearly establishes a prima facie case of obstruction of justice.
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The S&P 500 enjoyed a 50-fold-cumulative gain, an average return of 12.1 percent.
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The cumulative effects of post-concussion syndrome affected his cognition, behavior, and mood, the lawsuit said.
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According to CB Insights, there are 144 unicorns globally with a cumulative valuation of $13 billion.
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The cumulative impact, however, will build over time and disrupt pricing along the cobalt products chain.
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Fundecitrus said rain during that period was a cumulative 36 millimeters, or 73 percent below average.
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The work represents more than 60 years of cumulative microcapture data of bats, she told me.
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Cumulative new business volume inched up 0.4 percent for 2015, relatively flat with 2014, ELFA said.
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In other words, the average investor has earned a cumulative 1% since the start of 2014.
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Verizon said it is on track to reach $10 billion in cumulative cash savings by 2021.
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Each tax bite in isolation looks smaller and less distortion than the far larger cumulative burden.
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That took the cumulative fall since 2008, when the country's protracted recession began, to 42 percent.
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It listed "cumulative disadvantages" and barely any improvement since recession struck just over a decade ago.
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Lyme disease accounted for 82% of the cumulative reported tick-borne diseases, according to the data.
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It's worthy of the buzz — and of seven and a half cumulative hours of your time.
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Your intuition will only be accurate if your cumulative experience is a representative sample of reality.
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A couple of caveats before we get into it: Numbers for each major section are cumulative.
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"Over time, that cumulative effect is growing," said Greg McBride, the chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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Without my science courses, my academic performance was high, my major cumulative GPA was a 3.67.
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The cumulative effect of this morning's announcements could define the geography of the next crypto wars.
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The cumulative effect of four wrist surgeries nearly knocked him out of the game for good.
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"No single, extraordinary factor caused the cumulative seven years of pretrial delay," the appellate judges wrote.
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Or did Biden suffer from the cumulative effect of Democrats hitting him on issue after issue?
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My generation — this can scarcely be overstated — had been in cumulative mourning since the mid-1980s.
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The repetition echoes multiple daily mealtimes and represents the cumulative act of eating around the world.
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Their cumulative effect, anyhow, is to make media consumers less certain of their grasp on reality.
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It's already garnered over 1.1 billion cumulative claps for Xi since its release on October 18.
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UCHealth netted a cumulative $154 million from this program in 2016 and 2017 — all taxpayer money.
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"Our island's gotten a lot skinnier," he said of the cumulative effect of all these storms.
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The new rule would no longer require agencies to consider the "cumulative" consequences of new infrastructure.
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The plentiful snippets of Ms. Whelan dancing signature roles give a cumulative sense of her gifts.
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That compares with a cumulative net inflow into bond funds of almost $1.8 trillion since 2007.
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Stokes cited what can be done in the U.S., the largest cumulative emitter of carbon dioxide.
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Groceries bought online logged a cumulative inflation of 0.75 percent in the 12 months to February.
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The penalties are cumulative; customers who experienced multiple kinds of failures will be compensated for each.
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These accounts tweeted 942 times, and these tweets received a cumulative 461 retweets and 637 likes.
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By the beginning of June the cumulative net fund position had rebuilt to above 30,000 lots.
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Cumulative imports in those two months were 270,000 tonnes (bulk weight), exceeding total imports in 2015.
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His campaign said Thursday he has a cumulative 27,000 donors, with more than 1 million contributions.
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Consider how Amazon's cumulative stock returns dwarf those of its retail competitors and the overall market.
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India's cumulative rate cuts totalling 24 bps make it the most aggressive central bank in Asia.
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The changes would also eliminate the need for agencies to consider the "cumulative impacts" of projects.
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In 2015, China's cumulative imports of North Korean coal reached 7.5 million metric tons by May.
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Here are the top 10, all videos, ordered according to cumulative likes, shares and comments. 19303.
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When it came to cumulative airtime, impeachment had nothing this fall on the College Football Playoff.
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In his first four PGA Tour starts of 223, he was a cumulative 22012 under par.
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These accounts tweeted 85033 times, and these tweets received a cumulative 461 retweets and 637 likes.
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They are private, voluntary and based on 20 years of cumulative mutual gains from those exchanges.
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It said the cumulative drop in equity funds over the last eight weeks totalled $11.1 billion.
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Cumulative imports of 59,000 tonnes in the January to July period are the highest since 2009.
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Here, Sustainable Energy looks at the top 10 U.S. states in terms of cumulative solar capacity.
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Consider some of the cumulative figures since the Newtown tragedy, whose five-year anniversary is Thursday.
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It is the data, both cumulative and recent, that have smart Republicans so nervous, almost resigned.
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It's enough just to reiterate that letting them close is likely to increase cumulative carbon emissions.
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In September alone, Boeing was awarded more than 20 contracts with a cumulative value of $13.7 billion.
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Cumulative inflows into these funds now stand at $4.8 billion, also the highest for nearly a year.
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Fitch recently revised the treatment of REIT cumulative perpetual preferred stock to 21908% equity credit from 210278%.
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Magnified over decades, that figure represents a cumulative net loss of more than $63 billion since 2007.
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But that is also a cumulative effect accounting for higher prices, lost wages and lost wage investments.
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Its cumulative cost is the end of legitimate law enforcement, which is the end of legitimate government.
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Requiring individual accounts to label themselves as bots does little to address such cumulative, scale-driven harms.
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DY: In East Coast deals, you see more of what are called redemption provisions and cumulative dividends.
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The cumulative ACE metric factors in the number, intensity and duration of each storm in a season.
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It is difficult to assess precisely the cumulative commercial and humanitarian effects of the blockade on Yemen.
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For companies hit by WannaMine at scale though, the cumulative effects can be disastrous, York told me.
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The cumulative result is that the separation of powers is being destroyed by the separation of parties.
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But because of the higher risk involved, these shares tend to have higher yields than cumulative shares.
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TESLA SAYS HAS MADE $381.9 MLN CUMULATIVE INVESTMENT IN NEW YORK STATE AS OF APRIL 30, 2019
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StyleSeat has raised $40 million in venture capital funding and has done $3.2 billion in cumulative sales.
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The Clinton Foundation has accepted millions from foreign governments, according to its website, which lists cumulative amounts.
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There has been no surge in tin open interest or trading volumes, just a steady cumulative build.
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"The cumulative impacts for any of the mining scenario is what is really critical," Van Dover said.
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However, it's clear the region's regulators are waking up to the cumulative power of big data holdings.
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That cumulative decline is much more severe than the broader drop in LME activity over the period.
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On Tuesday, the House Select Committee on Benghazi released an 800-page report summarizing its cumulative findings.
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Cumulative voting can only be required by shareholders holding at least 5 percent of the company's capital.
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Nothing new there, really, but the cumulative effect -- and the calendar -- are adding weight to the dynamic.
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MKL posted cumulative reserve redundancies (exceeding actuarially calculated point estimates) in each of the last 13 years.
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"That's where Trump may differ so much from his predecessors," said Collier of this cumulative cooperation breakdown.
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As for residential cells, cumulative sales only crossed the 153,000 threshold in July 2018, according to BloombergNEF.
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Between January 2011 and the end of 2017, the cumulative drop in correspondent banking totaled 15.5 percent.
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The modification brings the total cumulative face value of the contract to $5.84 billion, the statement said.
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That's the largest cumulative long position since May 2000, when it peaked at just over 28,212 lots.
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That's the largest cumulative long position since May 2000, when it peaked at just over 0003,2000 lots.
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The main reason why things tend to get better is that knowledge is cumulative and easily shared.
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Each of those policies may not be fatal to the ACA on their own, but they're cumulative.
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He now has spent a cumulative 534 days in space over the course of four different missions.
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In order to translate these continuous projections into discrete scores, we used a cumulative ordered logit regression.
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The USPS has incurred "$65 billion of cumulative losses since the 2007-2009 recession," the document said.
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Last year's Limburg event attracted a cumulative 3.2 million viewers on social media sites Facebook and YouTube.
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DEUTSCHE BANK AG - DEUTSCHE BANK CURRENTLY EXPECTS CUMULATIVE CHARGES OF EUR 7.4 BLN BY END OF 2022
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"We expect to see total cumulative installations reach 840 GW by the end of 2022," it added.
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The state's cumulative GDP growth from 85033-2017 ranked 34th, and non-farm payroll growth ranked 41st.
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"The cumulative increase of knowledge in science has no parallel in ethics or politics," he points out.
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The sixty-four matches at the last tournament attracted a cumulative audience of more than three billion.
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But they issued when they were a utility primarily-- they issued a $260 preferred that-- cumulative preferred.
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In the last three fiscal years, Goldman has made a cumulative pretax profit of about $212 billion.
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That's the conclusion drawn by the cumulative videos on the 121,000 subscriber-strong Jayleno Fly YouTube channel.
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The biggest impact came from credit losses; banks across the region suffered cumulative losses of €349 billion.
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In June, cumulative U.S. household debt reached $33 trillion, a $114 billion increase from the first quarter.
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That additional borrowing would push the cumulative federal deficit over the next 10 years above $13 trillion.
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You can also choose whether to compare countries by total cumulative cases or on a logarithmic scale.
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Historic inscriptions in the rooms add texture and the effect of the quotes and stones is cumulative.
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We find some way to blur the causal line between our individual actions and their cumulative effects.
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Magnified over years, that figure represents a cumulative net loss of more than $63 billion since 2007.
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She's also encouraged by a cumulative free-cash-flow yield of 24.4% between this year and 2022.
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The best of the best gain cumulative advantages, hire teams for fitness, nutrition, psychology, technique, strategy, etc.
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There were 2,102 new confirmed infections in China during the day, bringing the cumulative total to 11,93.
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If convicted on all counts, Ressa faces a cumulative sentence of just over 63 years in prison.
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Overall, the cumulative risk of undergoing foreskin operations by age 18 was 1.7 percent, the study found.
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But in December, he allowed the district to delay adopting cumulative voting while it appealed his ruling.
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Cumulative year-to-date inflows now stand at $40.2 billion for equities and $62.5 billion for bonds.
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They can cause cumulative brain damage, throat injuries, and damage to the vocal cords, among other injuries.
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The cumulative effect of "The Topeka School"'s departures, then, is of arrival: at urgency, at scale.
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Instead, it has the cumulative effect of dulling any emotional reaction The King might have otherwise provoked.
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There were 1923,102 new confirmed infections in China during the day, bringing the cumulative total to 11,791.
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In its two decades as a public company, Amazon has had a cumulative profit of $5.7 billion.
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Jumia lost €503m ($250m) last year and has lost a cumulative €222m since being founded in 22019.
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The cumulative effects of Obama's domestic programs, Princeton University sociologist Paul Starr reminds us, diminished economic inequality.
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"Pressure is cumulative," said Feely, whose 332 field goals rank him 21st on the N.F.L. career list.
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The cumulative hedge-fund stake comprised 6.23 percent of Facebook's equity shares outstanding, according to the report.
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Cumulative inflows this year now stand at just $106 million, after nudging $1 billion in mid-April.
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Overall CE is sufficient to cover the Fitch-stressed cumulative net loss assumptions in all Fitch scenarios.
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That modest $600 for families takes a much bigger cumulative toll on New York's income tax base.
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Hog producers are losing about $18 a hog, with cumulative losses in the millions, if not billions.
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Their power is cumulative; it arises from the number of people exposed to the incident, however trivial.
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The five works exemplify this, presenting a range of emotion in their cumulative 30 minutes of performance.
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The cumulative cut to Medicaid, over 10 years compared to Obamacare, would have been nearly $800 billion.
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The world's top 100 celebrities earned a cumulative $5.1 billion - about the same as last year, Forbes said.
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Thanks to a mission extension, Whitson spent a cumulative 288 days on the station during this last trip.
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"The cumulative effect (of rate hikes) can be quite significant," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst for Bankrate.com.
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The cumulative effect has been a near straight-line price rally since the fourth quarter of last year.
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Cumulative imports totalled 7.24 million tonnes (bulk weight) in January-April, up 17% on last year's record flows.
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"Between 2012 and 2018, the cumulative deficit was 5 million ounces, drawn from above-ground stocks," Raithatha said.
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Osborne said Tesla's cumulative capex announcements now exceed $15 billion to $20 billion over the next few years.
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It brings the cumulative number of deaths in the province to 780, and total confirmed cases to 27,100.
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Roseanne Barr's bigotry is bad enough, but the cumulative effect of reacting to it may be even worse.
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It cut rates by a cumulative 250 basis points, with deposits now at 13.25% and lending at 14.25%.
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It cut rates by a cumulative 250 basis points, with deposits now at 13.25% and lending at 20193%.
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If a company issues non-cumulative stock, on the other hand, it's not required to pay missed dividends.
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The graph below shows cumulative delinquency on Prosper loans, issued by the platform itself, on a quarterly basis.
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Roughly ~$1.3b billion cumulative dollars have gone into ICOs in 2017, with over $600 million in June alone.
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Long-term shareholders have seen a cumulative return of more than 216 percent over the last five years.
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The average employee experienced a 20153% cumulative gain in real wages, relative to workers at firms without broadband.
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Over the course of the game, I think there was a cumulative affect from the way they play.
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Perhaps she has a cumulative hangover from her performance at Third Man Records in Nashville, three nights previously.
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What would be the cumulative effects of mandatory, wholesale decarbonisation of the power-generation sector within ten years?
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When he walked out for the third the cumulative shots that he had absorbed had visibly affected Lombard.
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Age aside, the cumulative effects of being hit that many times in the noggin are no picnic either.
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Color corresponds to cause of death, and the bars on the right keep track of the cumulative percentages.
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Doubling CO2 concentrations compared with present-day levels increased the cumulative intensity of all tropical cyclones by 17.6%.
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Its practice of acquiring companies at purchase-price discounts and holding them forever produces enormous cumulative deferred taxes.
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I advise portfolio companies to use cumulative data (not just anecdotal evidence), whenever possible, to inform operational decisions.
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During the holiday season, Sony said it sold 5.7 million units, taking its cumulative tally to 35.9 million.
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" Returning to concussions, he concluded: "One thing I find fascinating, but scary, is that the damage is cumulative.
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The cumulative effects of these injuries result in lower population sizes and reduced biodiversity in high-radiation areas.
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According to Activision, more than 25 million people have played a cumulative three billion hours of the game.
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Whitson now also has the most cumulative spacewalking time, beating Williams' record of five hours and 40 minutes.
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Likewise, JAMA members' cumulative investment in America has steadily increased for decades, reaching over $45.4 billion in 2015.
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Retailers cut 30,000 jobs in March, bringing the cumulative total jobs lost since January to more than 60,000.
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The province of Liaoning cancelled five potential projects with cumulative capacity of almost 30 million tonnes last month.
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Those customers, some of which do not pay, have a cumulative user base of more than 100,000 employees.
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But among people in the top tenth of the distribution, real wages have risen a cumulative 15.7 percent.
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Cumulative output of 2319,2000 tonnes in the January-September period was down by 2274,2000 tonnes on last year.
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Currently, its cumulative depreciation in this month has reached 13%, leading the loss of the emerging market currency.
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In the first eight months of 2017, prices rose a cumulative 4313 percent, according to the legislative body.
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The true origin of these mass invasions, and the cumulative impacts of them, are thus not fully known.
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In October, GM sold a total of 1,13 E100s, with cumulative volume hitting nearly 4,000 units since July.
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At a cumulative 889,000 tonnes at the end of March, exchange inventory was at its highest since 2003.
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Down 17 percent in the first six months, the cumulative total through September is now up 3 percent.
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They lacked cumulative force, poetic resonance — qualities that transform a watchable routine into a choreographic work of art.
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Connections between groups of neurons in the brain are shaped by the sum of cumulative experience, Reber explains.
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World stock markets plunged for a fourth day running on Tuesday, bringing their cumulative losses to $4 trillion.
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But the majority was wrong, as Japan has seen cumulative growth of 28%, compared to 17% for Italy.
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The cumulative impact of the new tax regime is already causing production issues such as those at KCM.
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CTBC Bank's perpetual non-cumulative subordinated bonds are rated four notches down from its National Long-Term Rating.
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Maybe the answer will emerge when the nation's cumulative gun violence toxicity level reaches a critical tipping point.
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The animation shows the cumulative carbon dioxide emissions of the top emitters and how they've changed over time.
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Real change comes not from actions of one leader, but from the cumulative efforts of a united force.
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But those who study concussions speak of a cumulative toll, like a woodpecker tap-tapping at a skull.
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Watch the eight half-hour episodes in a row if at all possible; the narrative effect is cumulative.
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The charts below show each company's annual run-rate revenue (ARR)2 and cumulative equity funding3 over time.
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" "This board could not endorse the wholesale overhaul of corporate governance or cumulative levels of taxation she proposes.
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" "This board could not endorse the wholesale overhaul of corporate governance or cumulative levels of taxation she proposes.
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The cumulative impact of these choices may be to more deeply fuse the GOP's political identity with Trump's.
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"The cumulative points system is designed to deter flagrant fouls in our game," VanDeWeghe said in a statement.
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The cumulative choices of millions, whether in protest, in voting or in docile compliance, are the indispensable ingredient.
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But the show's cumulative, epic effect is neither political protest nor an appeal for progress in race relations.
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The components of a cumulative argument exist, but they are broken up and scattered randomly throughout the book.
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Public university officials reckon the system has a cumulative deficit of $5.7 billion between operating and investment expenses.
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It said it continued to estimate the cumulative cost of these measures to be about 400 million pounds.
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Cumulative output of 24,2851 tonnes in the January-September period was down by 2319,2000 tonnes on last year.
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In residential real estate, the cumulative fall since 2008, when the country's protracted recession began, reached 42 percent.
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But even with low levels of sunlight, cumulative sun damage can occur over the long-term, Lim explained.
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Overall CE is sufficient to cover the Fitch 'AAAsf' stressed cumulative net loss assumption in all Fitch scenarios.
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"More than 90% of the total cumulative loss can be attributed to 12 bird families," the study finds.
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The cumulative transaction volume on the exchange has exceeded 160 billion yuan ($23.41 billion), according to its website.
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Unfortunately, the cumulative nature of COLAs makes it harder for seniors to keep their heads above water financially.
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In 2000, he cofounded HGGC, a leading private equity firm with over $4.3 billion in cumulative capital commitments.
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"The process is so cumulative that changing the ultimate outcome requires intervention at many different stages," she writes.
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He managed the Mets for four years, reached the playoffs and had a cumulative winning percentage of .544.
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The cumulative result was an infrastructure that had previously existed only on the conservative side of gun policy.
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Altogether, these states hold about 22012 million people, and their cumulative annual economic value totals around $1 trillion.
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As Elbel said, "We have to keep looking for policies that can have even small but cumulative impacts."
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Cosima von Bonin's exhibition at SculptureCenter features many splashy, maritime-themed works, but their cumulative effect lacks much depth.
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As of Tuesday's close, the S&P 500 has gained 250 percent since March 9, 2009, including cumulative dividends.
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Box Office Pro forecasts the film to make $135 million in its opening weekend and a cumulative $405 million.
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As a cumulative image, "Blood in the Grass" is a striking symbol of American ignorance during the Vietnam War.
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It expects cumulative net profits of about $610 billion over the next decade, a bit higher than previously expected.
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KPMG estimates that the cumulative financial boost for the households of those women could be $419 billion (513 billion).
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It happens in slow motion, making us easily distracted from the cumulative destruction one generation passes to the next.
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There are now 1.3 million solar installations across the United States, with a cumulative capacity of over 40 gigawatts.
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According to NASA, completing today's spacewalk will likely put Whitson in third place all-time for cumulative spacewalking time.
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This preferred stock will bear a 6 percent cumulative cash dividend for SiriusXM — which makes the deal particularly sweet.
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"The impact of a single quarter-point move is inconsequential, but the cumulative effect is mounting," says McBride, CFA.
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Overall, CE is sufficient to cover Fitch's 'AAAsf' and 'AAsf' stressed cumulative net loss assumptions in all Fitch scenarios.
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Pryor's allure can't be traced to any one thing, as it is the cumulative impact that makes it work.
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This drop in earnings lasts for 10 years and generates cumulative losses worth about 60% of one year's salary.
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Let's look more closely at the cumulative delinquency on securitization of various alternative lending platforms as of this writing.
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Repeated rounds of IVF increase one's cumulative likelihood of pregnancy somewhat: 65% of women achieve pregnancy after six cycles.
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Inscribed into the terrain is the cumulative damage of pollution and the real medical harm it can bring about.
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The effect of this panoramic exposure of the dysfunction at the heart of the administration is cumulative, not diminishing.
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EMarketer predicted earlier this year that Google and Facebook's cumulative market share in the U.S. would drop in 22019.
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GM's presentation suggests that the dividends would be deferrable but cumulative, which Fitch would view as a credit negative.
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It's disheartening to note how little this cumulative decay seems to register in DC, or even in the press.
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Hinge's newest feature — Most Compatible — attempts to use all your cumulative data to find the perfect match for you.
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Name the U.S. astronaut who recently broke Jeff Williams' record of spending a cumulative 534 days in orbit. 5.
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Overall, CE is sufficient to cover the 'AAAsf' and 'AAsf' stressed cumulative net loss assumptions in all Fitch scenarios.
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Cumulative restructuring charges from the beginning of the fourth quarter 2014 totaled $1.5 billion by the end of 0003.
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With the new estimate, Cap's cumulative domestic total of $295 million is good enough for #2170 of the year.
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"We also saw that every exposure increased the probability of adoption – there is a cumulative reinforcement effect," said Ferrara.
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It is the first year in which the cumulative total has gone down since Forbes began tracking the numbers.
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But the cumulative number is cited over and over again to emphasize the threat from ISIS and similar groups.
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"Oath expects to realize more than $1 billion in cumulative operating expense synergies through 2020," the company noted today.
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By contrast, Macau's gaming revenues have bottomed after a 20540% cumulative decline since the peak reached in mid-2014.
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Each performance sparkles with modest immediacy, and the film's cumulative impact is so astonishing because so much remains unresolved.
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China says it will invest a cumulative $22016 trillion in OBOR countries, though it does not say by when.
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The cumulative achievement on Yeezus is the channeling of overwhelming frustration and conflicting personal desires into a single sound.
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It broke out that it has racked up a cumulative 500,000 listings and 600,000 downloads of its Android app.
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With 8 million cumulative viewers across all platforms as of June,"Chernobyl" was one of HBO's biggest limited series.
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Wages remain stagnant, the racial wealth gap persists, and student loan debt hit a cumulative $22015 trillion this year.
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The regulator said it was left with no choice but to fine them a cumulative 16 million pesos ($296,873).
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The 13 episodes "are slight, but the cumulative effect is dreamlike," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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"It's also important for children to start with some protection early, because it's cumulative damage over time," Thau said.
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Because of this cumulative loss, it was hard for me to recognize that my body was, in fact, changing.
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However, after the introduction of the EUR-CHF floor in 2011, Switzerland saw significant cumulative inflows from foreign investors.
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The Broncos won the Super Bowl despite having the league's second-lowest cumulative passer rating, behind only the Rams.
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Cumulative members increased by 19 percent to 433 million, seeing the most added users since the beginning of 2014.
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The Boston Consulting Group estimates autonomous, shared vehicles will grant Americans a cumulative 30 billion extra hours per year.
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But the cumulative data the IRS has released in recent weeks show refund amounts consistent with last year's average.
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On the same days that the Dow dropped 2003 percent on trade news, the fell a cumulative $2.2 trillion.
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That's not a huge gap, but over the years it adds up to an almost $8 billion cumulative difference.
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The cumulative effect is very damaging, said Ceci Connolly, the chief executive of the Alliance of Community Health Plans.
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Altogether, these states hold more than 21961 million people, and their cumulative annual economic value totals around $21971 trillion.
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She'll return to Hawaii with a 4-3 cumulative record, and a tough 1-3 mark in the Octagon.
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The cumulative impact of this solo tour de force involved two different ways of looking at his polyphonic capability.
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It is this cumulative effect that justifies the payment of reparations to descendants of slaves long dead, supporters say.
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But the job's commitments and the cumulative effect of seeing so much tragedy weighed heavily on his personal life.
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The U.S. and China would suffer significant slowdown in real GDP growth – a cumulative loss around 1.0 percentage point.
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In Turner's case, it is even less about opulence than the cumulative opus of a life devoted to beauty.
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The cumulative body of research on a phenomenon is what is needed more than publishing the most recent studies.
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From 1980 to 2014 the cumulative deficit was $68 billion, which is less than a quarter of Irish GDP.
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Some will make it through, but their cumulative impact would be a lot smaller than what Trump once envisioned.
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But it's not true that the top 1% gets 83% of the cumulative benefits over the 10-year period.
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It is made even more alarming by the powerfully cumulative weight of the evidence already presented in the trial.
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There has been barely any cumulative rise in American consumer-goods prices, excluding food and energy, for two decades.
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The Tax Foundation also claimed that the cumulative budget deficits in fiscal 2018 and 2019 alone were $850 million.
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But lack of action on climate change causes damage that is cumulative and largely irreversible within our life spans.
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Ben Caballero sold 4,799 homes, worth a cumulative $0003 billion, in 2017 — an average of 92 homes per week.
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The states will make the switch once enough states have signed on to secure a cumulative 270 electoral votes.
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It found that high-school grade point average was "consistently the best predictor" of cumulative college grades and graduation.
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The United States is responsible for spewing more cumulative greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere than any other country.
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Since 2011, Carey's yuletide hit has racked up a cumulative 36 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's holiday chart.
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In 22014, the five small schools that occupy its former campus had a cumulative graduation rate of 223 percent.
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There are now a cumulative total of 75,465 infections and 2,236 deaths, mostly in Hubei province, the agency said.
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Yet it comes at a time of relative prosperity, the cumulative effect of years of scandal and management missteps.
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In December, however, the five markets witnessed a cumulative outflow of $1.09 billion, the first outflow in eight months.
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The average cumulative tax rates in most of these Democratic strongholds is indeed far higher than their Republican counterparts.
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The cumulative impact of tax cuts, two quarters of economic growth, and identity politics have likely moved the needle.
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But the cumulative effect of the uncertainty has reduced investment, undermined production expectations and raised concerns about job losses.
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The Vision Fund's value "grew by 1.2 trillion yen ($11 billion) in terms of its cumulative investment," he said.
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Roach said what's most worrisome is not the cumulative decline in the currency but the speed of the fall.
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The cumulative six month match alert figure was 83, compared to 121 received for the same period in 2016.
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Fitch views the cumulative effects of USB's regulatory initiatives and potential litigation risk as manageable and contemplated within ratings.
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"The cumulative effect is deeply affecting: cinematic in scope; touching in its empathic humanity," our reviewer, Sam Byers, wrote.
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Professional and business services remained the economy's strongest sector, with a cumulative 560,000 jobs added over the past year.
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This time around, a range of forecasts put the cumulative economic boost at roughly 30 trillion yen ($278 billion).
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This could potentially lead to large cumulative tariffs that would completely price U.S. agricultural products out of foreign markets.
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"The ruling adds to the cumulative pressure on the A.N.C. leadership to act," said Somadoda Fikeni, a political analyst.
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LinkedIn's core user base continued to grow, now up to 450 million cumulative members and 20163 million monthly unique visitors.
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Cumulative number of earthquakes with a magnitude of 3.0 or larger in the central and eastern United States, 1970–2016.
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Today, there are some 2500 companies around the globe that qualify as unicorns, representing a cumulative valuation of $1.6 trillion.
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In the month of September alone, Boeing was awarded more than 20 contracts with a cumulative value of $13.7 billion.
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On a two-day cumulative basis, the single currency has jumped 1.4 percent, its best performance since August last year.
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Such cumulative punishments eventually meant he was ordered to serve until 2085, when he would have been 124 years old.
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In 2012, it wrote down its aQuantive acquisition by $6.523 billion, and its cumulative writedowns for Nokia total $8.55 billion.
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For comparison, the cumulative return of $43,000 in the since 2011, including the reinvestment of dividends, is around 157 percent.
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Instead, the spokesman said that the cumulative audience — in-person and watching online or on television — had set a record.
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Overall credit enhancement is sufficient to cover the 'AAAsf' and 'AAsf' stressed cumulative net loss assumptions in all Fitch scenarios.
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Sears also announced a long-awaited sale of its Craftsman brand for a cumulative $775 million to Stanley Black & Decker.
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Even before the schedule change, Whitson was poised to break the record for most cumulative spaceflight hours by an American.
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The strongest hawkish argument for returning to "normal" interest rates remains the cumulative effects of prolonged, near-zero interest rates.
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From January to June, cumulative new business volume decreased 7 percent from the same period a year earlier, ELFA said.
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Many of them seem trivial—prescribing, say, the precise width of clinic corridors—but their cumulative effect has been devastating.
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Even slow, gradual tans are still cumulative exposure to UV rays which can lead to basal and squamous cell carcinomas.
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"The cumulative effect of the resource gap has serious implications for states' ability to protect public health," the group stated.
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Including plans for this year, most companies expect cumulative wage raises since the tax hike of less than 3 percent.
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By selecting from a series of filters you can see the cumulative rate of divorce for someone of your demographic.
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I do that because it's all this cumulative stuff over time for them to do when I'm not with them.
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The cumulative effect is akin to having a post-industrial apocalyptic robot trying to kill you within a confined space.
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Chinese businesses, the largest source of foreign investment, had pumped a cumulative $12bn into Cambodia by the end of 2016.
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America suffered a cumulative loss of output estimated at nearly $4trn, and its labour markets have yet to recover fully.
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You'll see a percentage of how much charge is remaining for each, as well as an overall, cumulative battery charge.
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But there's more to come in cumulative stages, with artists chosen by artists already in the show joining on Feb.
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Clearly of more concern is the projected cumulative 2.5% reduction in growth now expected over the 3 year forecasting period.
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The company raised a fresh $66 million round of funding earlier this year, bringing its cumulative total to $79 million.
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Likes for a single album post will be cumulative and will not show up individually for each photo and video.
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But that's an aggregate value of both the user base's cumulative data and the company's various ways to monetize it.
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Its cumulative U.S. take currently stands at $133 million (after current estimates), with another $72.1 million in foreign ticket sales.
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In the month of September alone, Boeing was awarded more than 2747 contracts with a cumulative value of $28 billion.
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In 2012, it wrote down its aQuantive acquisition by $6.2 billion, and its cumulative writedowns for Nokia total $8.55 billion.
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Except for the fact that from 2008 to 2012, the S&P 500 generated a cumulative return of 403 percent.
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Its cumulative box office of $24.6 million after two weeks is already more than double the reported $9 million budget.
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The new rules would apply to any entity that spends a cumulative $500 on online ads during an election cycle.
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The idea of cumulative gains across many businesses seems firmly rooted in the community-minded ethos of places like Milwaukee.
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But those figures do not include the cumulative burden of the thousands of existing regulations or local and state regulations.
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She kept her head down, earning cumulative grade point averages of 216 for her masters and 219 for her doctorate.
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This data-driven, objective methodology identifies those with the highest cumulative scores across the pillars, thereby identifying the energy leaders.
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Our analysis drew on a cumulative data file from the 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2014 Cooperative Congressional Election Studies surveys.
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On the left is cumulative production from existing (blue) and potential new (orange) federal coal leases, from 2016 to 2040.
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The curated, cumulative effect of the objects placed together within a room is that they create a zone of reserve.
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The country was a net exporter in all three first-quarter months with the cumulative total standing at 1,200 tonnes.
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Nintendo sold 1.97 million Switch consoles in the three months through June, bringing the cumulative total to 4.7 million units.
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Completes private placement of $20 million of cumulative convertible preferred stock and warrants Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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" Act II of "Golden West" is a juggernaut of cumulative menace—a structure similar to the transfixing countdown in "Atomic.
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Yet the paper represents researchers' first attempt to precisely calculate cumulative lifetime exposure to contact in living players, experts said.
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That compares with global equity funds, which include US exposure, having cumulative inflows of $17.13 billion so far this year.
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The market posted a cumulative gain of 2500% in the 2500 months thereafter, but returned intensifying losses after 1½ years.
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The cumulative impact of those repeals, if successful, would be far greater than adding 64 million cars to the road.
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Their cumulative effect is the same — they demoralize linguistic minorities and chip away at the will to preserve linguistic heritage.
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DoD animal studies have confirmed this relationship for blast waves, showing cumulative effects from repeated blast exposures over consecutive days.
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The $125 million of 3.25% cumulative convertible preferred stock issued by Leucadia is notched down twice from the company's IDR.
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Loggias 2003 and FCC Minotaure reported cumulative defaults of 103% and 0.92% respectively with 1.09% and 0.92% a year ago.
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If rates stabilized after that move, the cumulative loss by the end of the second year would be 8.75 percent.
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If Assad believes cumulative costs may eventually erode domestic and international support for U.S. policy, he may test that policy.
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The IRS requires different record-keeping based on the value of your donation, and those values are cumulative, Grzes said.
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These products are widely unregulated and add to the cumulative burden of chemical exposure experienced by black women and girls.
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Greek agrees that the cumulative mental stress of a double-bind situation will eventually wear down a recruit's mental resistance.
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Despite a cumulative population of more than 600 million people, Southeast Asia sits in the shadow of China and India.
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We now know the effects of brain trauma are cumulative, and the onset of symptoms can be delayed by years.
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The premiere of the entire "Cellular Songs" on Wednesday evening had the cumulative force of some of her best writing.
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Moving to first base allowed him to play more often, but from 2014 to 2016 his cumulative average was just .
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This brings the total number of confirmed cases in the mainland to 80,735 and the cumulative death toll to 3,119.
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That's 5.6 times the cumulative return of the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Total Return index, which tracks the bond market.
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In other words, there's a cumulative, self-reinforcing process at work that is, in effect, dividing America into two economies.
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Their cumulative impact, particularly combined with the current resurgence of protectionism worldwide, only depresses economic growth, employment and living standards.
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Shoppers love 'em so much, they've given them over 1,460 five-star reviews, earning them a near perfect cumulative rating.
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Furthermore, more than 40% of the total cumulative transaction volume across its platform came in the past year, it says.
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Still, he acknowledged that cumulative fatigue from his heavy workload might have played a role in the loss to Thiem.
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The cumulative effects of holding force size steady or increasing while suppressing capability and readiness is an unbalanced defense program.
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Formula E's cumulative TV audience in its debut season was a comparatively tiny 61.5 million, according to research firm Repucom.
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A breakdown can be the result of a single bad step, but it's most often a result of cumulative stress.
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Merck reported a cumulative $590 million 2017 loss (before insurance) based on impacts to its manufacturing, research and sales operations.
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But one of the most serious changes to the environmental review process will be the removal of cumulative impacts requirements.
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This cumulative attack on women's ability to control their reproductive lives would be infuriating no matter who presided over it.
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Deutsche said it had "recognized 70%" of the anticipated cumulative costs to achieve its transformation strategy between 2019 and 2022.
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If the purported benefits of marriage are cumulative, then people should get even healthier over the course of their marriages.
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"If we are worried about the cumulative effect of regulation, it will squeeze the smaller players," he told the conference.
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Vista, which invests almost exclusively in enterprise tech companies, has more than $52 billion in cumulative capital investments, it said.
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According to the Wells Fargo Investment Institute, the S&P 500's cumulative total return over the decade was 253%.
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These falsehoods have a cumulative effect on a president's credibility, Mr. Dallek said, particularly when they involve war and peace.
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Bridgewater also has the biggest cumulative net profit for a hedge fund firm ever, according to data from LCH Investments.
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"The main issue is the cumulative impact of the years of drought," said Etienne Labande, WFP's deputy director in Honduras.
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However, there has never been a capability to oversee the cumulative risk of the major systemically important global financial institutions.
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The cumulative costs for these 219 events exceed $1.5 trillion, when adjusted to current levels using the Consumer Price Index.
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The cumulative impact of the play hinges on Jenny, so it is no small thing that she never seems real.
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The cumulative costs totaled more than 500 million euros and the bank said this meant the results could be misleading.
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The "cumulative effect of hundreds of seizures over time results in developmental stagnation and intellectual disability," according to Sullivan's testimony.
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South Korea reported 152 new cases, bringing the country's cumulative cases to 113,565 so far (See 11:10 am update).
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The big change isn't a result of just a handful of changes, but the cumulative effect of all these adjustments.
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Strip out euro clearing and you lose these efficiencies, potentially increasing cumulative trading costs by €100 billion over five years.
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One rare popular exception was the $8.64 Sout adapter, which had 1,000 or so reviews and a cumulative 1.5 star rating.
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For the same period, the carrier expects cumulative free cash flow of C$4 billion ($3 billion) to C$4.5 billion.
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Siblings of colorectal cancer patients had a 7 percent cumulative lifetime risk of developing these tumors, researchers report in The BMJ.
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The above figure shows the location and cumulative number of natural (tectonic) and induced earthquakes in Texas between 1980 and 2010.
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The effect is also cumulative -- the more ice lost early in the summer causes greater melting as the weeks go on.
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Last week Sketchfab, the 3D content hub, shared an exciting milestone — the company has just crossed 1 billion cumulative page views.
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In the 2017-2019 period Zurich, Europe's fifth-largest insurer, plans to cut costs for a cumulative amount of $1.5 billion.
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Cumulative demand has been similar to the heatwave of 2016, according to degree-day statistics from the U.S. Climate Prediction Center.
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To that end, it says that startups which have pitched at Demo Days have raised a cumulative $259 million from investors.
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Cumulative heating demand for the 219/235 heating season was around 226 percent higher than the long-run average through Dec.
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The cumulative impact of examples like this is that banks are squeezed in ways that ultimately squeeze customers and the economy.
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The cumulative effect of each cycle helps to cobble together two separate universes, each armed with its own set of facts.
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However, it owes a total $1.055 billion, according to the UN spokesman's office, which is cumulative money owed from previous years.
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"There is no cumulative effect with sneezing, so no amount of sneezing is going to feel like an orgasm," Thompson says.
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"We don't have any precedent to figuring out what the cumulative affect is going to be on someone's health," Horney said.
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The cumulative number of deaths in the province reached 780 after an additional 81 deaths were recorded as of end Saturday.
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By the end of 2021, the cumulative runtime of all MCU movies and Disney+ series will hit well over 100 hours.
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"While none of these single events are catastrophic, the cumulative effect is wearing on investor patience," Baird analyst Brian Skorney said.
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"Sleep debt is known to have cumulative associations with physical, mental and cognitive health," the researchers, led by Chenlu Gao wrote.
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Nothing particularly wows you, but the restaurant does so many things right that the cumulative experience ends up being quite impressive.
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"Does the public really understand what the cumulative effect of all these towers will be on the public realm?" one said.
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The cumulative January-June deficit was 50.188 billion euros, some 22.5 billion more than in the first six months of 2016.
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In other words, men with the lowest cumulative risk across all seven measures would be awarded a total of 14 points.
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It seems like a fine deal for fledgling entrepreneurs, and considering the cumulative value of the services offered, it essentially is.
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In Fitch's view, a cumulative dividend would make the dividend shares more akin to preferred stock, albeit without a liquidation preference.
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According to its criteria, Fitch assigns no more that 5003% equity credit to securities with cumulative dividends that may be deferred.
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Institutional Investor tabulated more than 3,900 votes, surveying 1,359 institutions with a cumulative $13 trillion of U.S. equity assets under management.
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That 0.5% is the utility's estimated share of cumulative global greenhouse-gas emissions, chiefly from all the coal it has mined.
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The judge cited the cumulative effect of those accounts, along with Constand's lengthy victim impact statement, in handing down his sentence.
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But the cumulative effect of many small weakening steps is to dismantle the possibility of democratic competition, leaving only its facade.
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However, speaking in Norway, an executive from low-cost carrier Ryanair said there could be a cumulative effect from recent incidents.
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Tracer may be faster, but Mei can respond with her own self-healing and the gradual cumulative effects of her spray.
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The report was the first release of cumulative enrollment to date for 25.2 plans from both the federal Obamacare exchange HealthCare.
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Nine years later, the duo's cumulative work created during the program is finally on display in NYC at Jane Lombard Gallery.
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Dramatic day-long hearings that are shown on broadcast and cable generally reach a cumulative audience in the tens of millions.
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They spread disease, gnaw through infrastructure, and demolish foodstores, a cumulative devastation that costs tens of billions of dollars a year.
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In a slide seen by Reuters, the company expects 1.7 billion euros of cumulative incentive revenues in the period 2018-2030.
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Williams is set to break Kelly's American record for cumulative days in space, with a whopping 534 days away from Earth.
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Last year they raised 63.70 million pounds, taking the cumulative total to 955 million pounds since the first event in 1981.
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Cumulative new business volume decreased 10 percent from January to April, compared with the same period a year earlier, ELFA said.
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They have each shed at least a fifth of their value, wiping almost A$1 billion from their cumulative market capitalisation.
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Cumulative imports totalled 26.0 million tonnes in the first nine months of this year, up almost 9 percent on last year.
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Their combined, cumulative surplus since is $8.6 trillion at current exchange rates, according to International Monetary Fund and World Bank data.
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Additionally, Fitch views the cumulative effects of USB's regulatory initiatives and potential litigation risk as manageable and contemplated within the ratings.
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Opioids, alcohol, and benzodiazepines are exponentially riskier when taken together because their effects in slowing breathing are synergistic, not simply cumulative.
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As a result, the CBO estimated the cumulative deficit over the next decade will be $1.6 trillion larger than previously projected.
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"Inadequate staffing has resulted in a cumulative reduction to enforcement revenue of over $30 billion between 2010 and 2016," they wrote.
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Because it's always on your third guy across the line each day — that's your time, first, second, third guy is cumulative.
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As for numbers, the video will show a cumulative number of how many people watched the live video and the replay.
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On a state level, Texas leads the way with more than 27 GW of cumulative capacity, according to the AWEA's report.
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Naspers initially invested in Flipkart in August 2012 and its cumulative investment to the point of sale amounts to $616 million.
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In the eight recessions since 1960, the cumulative rise in the fed funds rate during the ensuing business cycle was substantial.
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The Fed has raised interest rates only four times since December 85003 and only by a cumulative 100 basis points (bps).
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Another new report from Covered California predicts that without action, cumulative increases from 2019-2021 could hit 35 to 90 percent.
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The statement said the fund had delivered 177% cumulative net returns since 2003, with an annualized return of 6.7% after fees.
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While women comprise 14.6% of the world's ultra-high net worth population, they hold only 10.3% of that group's cumulative wealth.
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By 85033, efficiency standards will have saved a cumulative $1.8 trillion on the energy bills for America's households, businesses, and industries.
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But if you stand back and look at the cumulative record of the past 29 months, the impact is truly astounding.
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Importantly, China needs soybeans from all three countries; no two alone can supply China's cumulative need for soybeans and soy products.
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Each person's cumulative rating affects every aspect of life, from where you can live to what venues you can get into.
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The Unicorn Leaderboard now lists 452 companies, which have collectively raised $345 billion and represent a cumulative valuation of $1.6 trillion.
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Zafir, meanwhile, will return to Australia with a 7-3 cumulative record and a tough 0-2 mark inside the Octagon.
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You do have to apply the product every time you shampoo — the results aren't cumulative — but that's the only (minor) setback.
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GDP grew 1.6% in 2015, following three years of contraction resulting in a cumulative 11% loss of output until end-35303.
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This persistent over-optimism about how low the unemployment rate could go led to a big cumulative mistake, pushing inflation higher.
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Its cumulative $711.5 million in sales is just enough to top the former #3, Deadpool 2, which has earned $707.2 million.
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The cumulative effect — and how often can you say this at a fashion show — was a good time had by all.
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Over 30 years ago, Bender visually heralded the epistemological dangers of mass media, principally its cumulative amorality and vested power dynamics.
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But his pledges to improve the economy have been hampered by the cumulative effect of sanctions and decades of government mismanagement.
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They are prone to perceive insults and failures as cumulative, and often to blame them on one person or one group.
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This chart shows the cumulative total of confirmed cases in the US. There may be many more cases going undetected, however.
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DeChambeau shot 69 on Sunday for a cumulative score of 18 under par, which set a tournament record for par 71.
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TALY TREASURY SAYS JAN-FEB POSTED CUMULATIVE BUDGET SURPLUS OF 1.4 BLN EUROS, IMPROVING BY 9.77 BLN VS JAN-FEB 2019
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BOEM said it wants new studies that account for the "cumulative impacts" of future offshore wind projects proposed in the area.
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On a cumulative basis, the bottom 5 reformulated every year compared to the two benchmarks individually, again beating EEM and EFA.
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Last April, the company said it would set a requirement for 10,183 cumulative lifetime views before allowing videos to gain ads.
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At the time, it wasn't clear if those remarks were referring to the third-quarter haul or to a cumulative total.
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Eastern, Dr. Whitson, 57, surpassed a record previously held by the astronaut Jeff Williams, who spent 534 cumulative days in space.
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He cites a cultural sociologist's findings that journalists' most commonly used metaphors in writing about migrant deaths have cumulative, dehumanizing effects.
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Realistically, the Clippers have played the upgraded Golden State Warriors three times this season and lost by a cumulative 76 points.
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The country's cumulative inflation rate is now 17.6 percent for the year, above the 12 percent to 17 percent target range.
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He warns that a large number of small hydropower plants can have a cumulative effect as negative as one large station.
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The latest "arrivals" of zinc in the LME storage network bring the cumulative inflow so far this month to 20,800 tonnes.
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The cumulative effect of these overlapping disadvantages is worse than any individual one; concentrated poverty is more damaging than mere poverty.
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Because everyday people in the cumulative actually have a lot of influence over what is even possible for the apex predators.
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Last month, Capcom said that the game had cumulative sales of 8.3 million copies by the quarter that ended in June.
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Washington's role in world affairs comes with cumulative constraints and a recognition that it is impossible to intervene against every threat.
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The errors had the cumulative effect of making the applications for surveillance appear stronger by not disclosing countervailing evidence, Horowitz found.
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The central bank has made three consecutive cuts to interest rates since August, slashing them by a cumulative 350 basis points.
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Data from Germany, the bloc's biggest economy, came in below expectations, setting a gloomy tone for the cumulative figure due later.
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Over the next 30 years, they measured their blood pressure with nine periodic readings to create a cumulative blood pressure score.
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Cumulative year-to-date buybacks are now up 18% year over year, according to data from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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I think it's the cumulative impact of them becoming pervasive among everyone that inevitably shifts the way we spend our time.
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Hassan said these types of exchanges have a cumulative, disorienting effect, which makes a target less reliant on their own conscience.
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The cultural sector employed some 22014 million people in the US in 220, paying them a cumulative $211 billion in compensation.
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They have each shed at least a fifth of their value, wiping almost A$1 billion from their cumulative market capitalization.
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At $60 a barrel, those extraction and operating costs lessened to £272 billion, generating cumulative production to 2050 of 14.8 billion barrels.
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The broad goal is to operate a payment network across Southeast Asia and among its cumulative population of over 620 million people.
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A new transcript, which listed James' cumulative weighted quality point average as 4.41, was presented at a May 14 school board meeting.
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A cumulative voting system is generally regarded as a strategy to ensure minority shareholders greater representation in the board of a company.
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Wakeling said that even if modifying the hours of individual employees yields small increases in productivity, the cumulative difference could be substantial.
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As of 2016, Japan says its companies have invested a cumulative $421 billion in the United State, creating more than 850,000 jobs.
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"Our study shows that this is not the case, and that the warming continues as the cumulative carbon emissions increase," Tokarska said.
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"In California, the cumulative effect of several months of abundant precipitation has significantly improved drought conditions across the state," the monitor said.
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No, it's cumulative, but once you win one of the prizes, referral count resets to zero & you can't win that prize again.
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The cumulative effect is a series of moving and compelling portraits about the emotional and personal impetus behind their entries into politics.
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Only two of those six competitions were close, the Americans holding a cumulative 31-point advantage — 114 1/2 - 83 1/2.
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I think the sort of cumulative effect of that is that everyone gets a bit stronger and feels a lot more secure.
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There are over 10,000 unique parts and processes at Tesla, so making small improvements across the board has a giant cumulative impact.
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Finding Dory is #1 on that list, with an estimated $11 million weekend bringing its cumulative domestic take up to $445.5 million.
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Money markets are pricing in a cumulative 67 basis points of rate cuts from the Fed by the end of the year.
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VIP badges, which were previously consecutive marks of how long a member was subscribed to a specific community, will now be cumulative.
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Interest payments are non-cumulative and management has the right to cancel payments, in whole but not in part, at its discretion.
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Sichuan, a 3603,000 km square region with a cumulative population of over 80 million people, is already a hotspot for the company.
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The cumulative fan vote now counts for 50 percent of the decision and media and player ballots count for 25 percent apiece.
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What they found: Projected cumulative emissions from existing infrastructure, roughly 658 gigatonnes, are much higher than the estimated remaining 1.5°C budget.
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Goldman lowered its fourth-quarter growth forecast by 0.2% to 1.8%, with the cumulative drag on U.S. gross domestic product of 0.6%.
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Nigeria, Egypt and South Africa account for over 50% of Africa's cumulative GDP, while its six sovereign island nations represent about 1%.
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But the 7 includes enough cumulative iPhone improvements from the past two years to tempt anyone still clinging to an older model.
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The tech giant's stock was among the most traded as of Thursday afternoon, with a cumulative volume of more than 52.6 million.
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Cumulative heating demand so far has been 25 percent below the level in 20153/16, which was the warmest winter on record.
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Cumulative demand is also 42 percent below the long-term average, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (tmsnrt.rs/2ftIX8X).
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Line games have racked up a cumulative 73 million downloads, with 27 of those titles reaching at least 2972 million downloads each.
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The agency simultaneously affirmed Asahi Life's USD350 million cumulative perpetual subordinated bonds, with interest deferral options issued in January 2017, at 'BB-'.
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The Privacy Battle to Save Google From ItselfGoogle's sprawling privacy apparatus includes thousands of employees and billions of dollars in cumulative investment.
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The Regional Airline Association recently reported that by 2020 there will be a cumulative shortage of 19,000 pilots in the United States.
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"Today, the FOMC decided that the cumulative effect of those developments … warrant a patient wait-and-see approach regarding future policy changes."
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Now, Reuters reports that Norway and a host of other nations are banding together to fill the $600 million cumulative budget shortfall.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Under Fitch's rating methodology, Validus' new non-cumulative perpetual preference shares receive 100% equity credit in evaluating financial leverage.
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In 2017, global cumulative solar photovoltaic capacity hit nearly 398 gigawatts and produced more than 460 terawatt hours, according to the IEA.
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The RBI this month cut rates by 25 basis points as expected, taking cumulative cuts to 135 bps so far in 6.13.
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The RBI this month cut rates by 25 basis points as expected, taking cumulative cuts to 135 bps so far in 6.13.
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The cumulative effect on the human condition has so far been overwhelmingly positive, and may be much better still in the future.
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