I expect one cut in September and a growing chance of a third cut in October.
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Together, these changes would result in either a cut in services, a cut in enrollees, or both.
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More than 50% of traders expect another cut in December, and a smaller percentage (503%) forecast a cut in October.
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ING analysts said they saw scope for one more 25 basis point cut in September and do not rule out another cut in December.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in a 22% chance of a cut in June, and an 85% likelihood of a cut in July.
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Another 2083% cut in carbon dioxide fumes is required between 2021 and 2030 in addition to the 40% cut in emissions between 25 and 2000.
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Another 37.5% cut in carbon dioxide fumes is required between 2021 and 2083 in addition to the 40% cut in emissions between 2007 and 2021.
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Interest rate futures traders are pricing in a 21% chance of a cut in June, and an 85% likelihood of at least one cut in July.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in a 21% chance of a cut in June and an 85% likelihood of at least one cut in July.
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Some cut in large triangles, which doesn't always go as planned; others cut in small slivers; still others opt for the rather unpopular (and frankly, sadistic) square piece.
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RBC's Schaffrik said his bank expects a 25 basis point BoE interest rate cut in November, whereas previously it had forecast a cut in the first quarter of 2020.
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Copenhagen Fine Cut in a fiberboard can, Copenhagen Long Cut in a fiberboard can and Copenhagen Long Cut Wintergreen in a plastic can were not affected, the company said.
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While money markets price practically no chance of a rate cut in December, Taylor said Rabobank analysts expect economic data to deteriorate enough to justify a rate cut in December.
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No indicated available Chief Executive Tom Enders has warned staff of a possible cut in commercial helicopter production, following a recent cut in output for the slow-selling A380 passenger jet.
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They noted that their pay had been cut in recent years, including a 14 percent cut in 2011, and that they now make less than musicians in the nation's other leading orchestras.
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Trump has also claimed 162 times that he passed the biggest tax cut in American history, but the paper points out that President Reagan's tax cut in 1981 amounted to 85033 percent of the country's gross domestic product and Trump's was 0.9 percent, making it just the eighth-largest tax cut in 100 years, according to the paper.
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Interest rate futures traders are pricing in a 29% chance of a cut in June, and an 89% likelihood of at least one cut in July, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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In a poll of 13 traders published by the bank on Wednesday, respondents predicted a 25 basis point rate cut in January, and another 25 basis point cut in the next three months.
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Interest rate futures traders are pricing in a 23% chance of a cut in June, and an 87% likelihood of at least one cut in July, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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Of particular note was a cut in Newmont's cost estimates.
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Or maybe another dress that can be cut in half.
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It's going to get cut in half again by 2030.
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The videoconferencing company Fuze's valuation was just cut in half.
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Both show off long hair they haven't cut in years.
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The announcement marked the first rate cut in two years.
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Just fifty years later, that had been cut in half.
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The album he finally cut in 1970 was called "LIE".
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It marks the service's first price cut in four years.
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The biggest tax cut in the history of our country.
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"When Gianni died, I was cut in two," he shared.
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It's gonna be the biggest tax cut in history, probably.
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The scene was cut in movie theaters in the South.
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The average cut in those years has been 4.6 percent.
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It's a real jump cut in a lot of ways.
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Smucker had effected a similar cut in July last year.
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The Maroon 5 singer cut in with his own response.
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And a big cut in the corporate tax rate, too.
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We think they will cut in either January or March.
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That brings them to their 15 percent cut in principal.
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Five other staffers at Out were reportedly cut in February.
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His prison sentence was cut in December to 11 years.
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No one got cut in half climbing out between floors.
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In Illinois, uninsured rates have been nearly cut in half.
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" Nadler cut in here to say: "There's no such thing.
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He won one show but got cut in the finals.
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"Are you running out of time to—" Sanders cut in.
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Expectations for another rate cut in April are around 70%.
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Mr. Trump has promised the biggest tax cut in history.
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" Pitt said, as DiCaprio cut in with, "He really is.
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He said that price has been nearly cut in half.
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Its valuation was cut in half, to roughly $2 billion.
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The markets have already priced ... one more cut in December.
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Of course, that too could cut in the other direction.
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This was the second intermeeting rate cut in two weeks.
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"There has been no cut in American assistance," it tweeted.
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He has called for prices to be cut in half.
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It includes a sharp cut in the corporate tax rate.
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In fact, they now expect a rate cut in 2020.
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The provisions that were changed in the agreement include a cut in royalty rates on income generated from intellectual property rights and a cut in branch profits tax to 10% from 15%, Indrawati said.
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Saudi Arabia's exports cut, in line with OPEC's agreement to reduce supply, is the largest cut in production after the agreement reached last year by both OPEC and non-OPEC producers to reduce output.
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The person coming into the restaurant didn't want to cut in front of the line because they felt like there's all these people in line, how do I just cut in front of them?
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Cho said these cautious views underscored the high chances of a further rate cut in 2020, adding he was changing his forecast to a further cut in the rate next year from no change.
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The big picture: EPA's updated Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program data announced yesterday shows an overall 2.7% cut in GHGs, including a 4.5% cut in emissions from power plants, which are down almost 20% since 2011.
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The man waiting in line at Popeyes in Prince George's County, Maryland Monday night was involved in an altercation when either someone cut in front of him or he cut in front of someone else.
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Coolidge alone was responsible for a 57 percent cut in taxes.
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An unexpected cut in Poland's rating by Standard & Poor's on Jan.
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But Hannah doesn't stop there, though Luke tries to cut in.
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Amazon's core two-day shipping offering has been cut in half.
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HSBC's Fan expects a cut in the second quarter next year.
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Since the 1970s, average ticket prices have been cut in half.
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Even for the "biggest tax cut" in history, this seems unlikely.
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Longtime beekeepers say bee life spans have been cut in half.
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Kazatomprom, the largest producer, committed to a 19% cut in December.
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That comment stoked optimism around a potential rate cut in July.
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Economists now widely anticipate another rate cut in September or November.
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Clinton, by comparison, cut in on Trump's time on 17 occasions.
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And he's not just asking for a cut in the NIH.
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He had his hair cut in poor countries to save money.
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Markets expect a cut in interest rates as early as July.
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PRICES MAY BE CUT IN ORDER TO DEAL WITH THE TARIFFS.
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One analyst expected a 21.5 basis point cut in the SLFR.
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But at least moderate expectations for a fourth cut in December.
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Mitchell Gomez: It's being cut in to cocaine and other drugs.
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Markets have largely priced in a U.S. rate cut in July.
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It has been on hold since the last cut in May.
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Mike Dunleavy cut in a series of drastic line-item vetoes.
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The restaurant has been a hit, with revenues cut in half.
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SO THEY'VE BEEN CUT IN HALF AS A PERCENTAGE OF GDP.
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So they've been cut in half as a percentage of GDP.
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This filibuster-proof tax cut, in other words, would be permanent.
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Diana: We're from Bournemouth, the culture there is to cut in.
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Since 1994, violent crime rates have essentially been cut in half.
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The only other notable adjustment was a suggested cut in cash.
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At least 17 jobs have been cut in the past month
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WHEN AM I GOING TO CUT IN FRONT OF THESE PEOPLE?
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The cut in janitorial services reimbursements is more than $21 million.
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The Republicans want the biggest tax cut in history & the WALL!
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Alabama is a reminder that luck can cut in either direction.
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B brutally honest plz His typing bubble cut in and out.
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It was cut in a pixie; it was definitely a style.
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Motels had been cut in two, and entire homes were missing.
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The writer's water ration has been cut in half as punishment.
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That could mean a cut in the corporate income tax cut.
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A cut in Egypt's aid would free up badly needed funds.
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Their deep cut in the corporate tax rate would remain permanent.
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I liked these best cut in strips, marinated and stir-fried.
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Cut in closer, we see his body, his back, his hands.
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"No, I want it cut in half," the tall guy said.
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Her thick black hair cut in a bob, Rae is smiling.
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But it is not a direct cut in middle-income taxes.
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Consumption over the last three decades has been cut in half.
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The growth rate for agriculture was more than cut in half.
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Mesher didn't make the cut in her first audition in 2018.
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Trump earlier called for legal immigration to be cut in half.
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Money markets had seen little chance of a cut in December.
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The same cut in two different fabrics can be dramatically different.
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Mr. Sanders has called for prices to be cut in half.
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A cut in production had widely been expected early this morning.
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Here it is cut in half #TheArtOfPlating You poor, hapless pricks.
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Small business owners are getting killed, coverage is cut in half.
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If the total block grant funding added up to $22019 million, that would mean a 3 percent cut in Meals on Wheels' overall funding, but an 8 percent cut in the federal contribution to the programs.
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But next month workers will see a cut in payroll tax they pay to fund jobless insurance and the health system, followed by a cut in a city tax for all but the wealthiest in November.
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German carmakers have been forced to accelerate electrification plans after the EU imposed a 37.5% cut in carbon dioxide emissions between 2021 and 2030 in addition to a 40% cut in emissions between 13 and 2021.
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Hill said in the fed funds futures market, expectations are just 12% for a quarter-point rate cut in June, but the market has priced in an 82 percent chance of a quarter-point cut in July.
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German carmakers have been forced to accelerate electrification plans after European Union lawmakers imposed a 37.5% cut in carbon dioxide emissions between 2021 and 2030 in addition to a 40% cut in emissions between 13 and 2021.
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Expectations for a second rate cut in December were also above 80%.
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Of that, $90 million was cut in the first quarter, Ungerleider said.
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The credit was cut in half from $7,500 to $3,20183 starting Jan.
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Polls show most people didn't notice the tax cut in their paychecks.
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Cops believe the inmates escaped through holes cut in the prison fence.
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Yet somehow she has made the cut in his real-life administration.
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A cut in July is now seen by markets as a given.
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He said the cut in prices was likely weighing on the stock.
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It was in place before service to Tehran was cut in 2008.
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By 2018, the number of projects was cut in half to 55.
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Cut in half both limes and squeeze them inside the glass. 3.
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Literacy has skyrocketed; abject poverty has been more than cut in half.
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"Our grocery budget might have to be cut in half," Caskey said.
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The threat of a cut in federal funding, however, is abundantly clear.
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Recent winners are cut in favour of more exposure to recent losers.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: I was in favor of the rate cut in July.
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Every four years, the number of bitcoins rewarded is cut in half.
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The program grants deserving developers an additional 20 percent cut in revenue.
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This is higher than OPEC achieved during its last cut in 2009.
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Not only that, but the federal government helps them cut in line.
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"I didn't think we'd have a first cut in 2019," Jones said.
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But for smaller companies a cut in coverage is much less welcome.
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The revelations prompted a cut in the purchase price to $4.48 billion.
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He tries to cut in front of her; she calls him out.
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Were more people than 500,000 affected by the cut in food stamps?
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Financial markets have fully priced in an interest rate cut in September.
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GE stock has been cut in half over the last 231 months.
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The paint was scraped away, leaving a deep cut in the wood.
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The credit was cut in half from $443,500 to $3,750 starting Jan.
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Other non-OPEC nations are expected to match Moscow's cut in total.
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A cut in taxes will add another 15 percent to 20 percent.
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This alone may support a cut in rates if only for insurance.
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Democrats warn such a move would lead to a cut in benefits.
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It hadn't been cut in six weeks, so the grass was long.
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But some analysts interviewed by Reuters expect a rate cut in March.
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But analysts expect the dividend to be cut in half this year.
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Priebus cut in, 'Until somebody falls asleep … You fell asleep last night.
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If the Democrats get in, those numbers will be cut in half.
|
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The bank's first rate cut in 22017 months came after a Dec.
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Its estimates for Japanese growth were cut in half, to 0.5 percent.
|
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The global poverty rate has been cut in half in recent decades.
|
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It is reminiscent of one of the greatest ever cut in entertainment.
|
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The reduction was paired with a 90% cut in Obamacare's advertising budget.
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The cut in the ratio was the central bank's third in 2018.
|
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Big brewers will experience the largest cut in terms of dollar amount.
|
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"Yes, it really is a Medicaid cut," in one chart https://t.
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ASB Chief Economist Nick Tuffley also still expects a cut in June.
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I was searching for something to say, when my father cut in.
|
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When reporters asked Frank if he'd mow their lawns, Sanders cut in.
|
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While most people are receiving a cut in 2018, the degree varies.
|
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Euben Paracuelles of Nomura agrees there could be a cut in September.
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I'm going to assume this might be cut in the final draft.
|
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The tomatoes were basically tomato slices intended for burgers cut in half.
|
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Who has been eligible for the payroll tax cut in the past?
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She missed the cut in nine of her previous 21 tour starts.
|
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"It almost didn't make the cut, in fact," Lustman told The FADER.
|
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Sunday's action marked the second emergency rate cut in just two weeks.
|
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The plan's deep cut in the corporate tax rate would be permanent.
|
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One person reported that her income last month was cut in half.
|
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Mr. Narev's pay had already been cut in response to the allegations.
|
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But its biggest gains were from the cut in the corporate rate.
|
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DBS in Singapore expects a rate cut in the October-December quarter.
|
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O'Rourke's support has been cut in about half to 5% right now.
|
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A minor cut in purchases of longer-dated bonds was widely expected.
|
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The statue, 12 feet tall, had been cut in half and dumped.
|
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Wilder suffered a cut in his ear, which bled during the fight.
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Chances of a cut in January are seen at more than 50%.
|
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This year, open enrollment was cut in half and ends Dec. 15.
|
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And broadly speaking, that's the image Klobuchar has cut in the Senate.
|
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The rate cut in July was the Fed's first since December 2008.
|
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Thailand has kept policy settings unchanged since a cut in April 2015.
|
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But several cooperative bids failed to make the first cut in January.
|
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Five members voted against a 25 basis point cut in Wednesday's meeting.
|
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A minor cut in purchases of longer-dated bonds was widely expected.
|
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The pieces are cut in hexagonal shapes that evoke a soccer ball.
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Markets are still pricing in 25% odds of a cut in June.
|
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"It would be pretty disruptive at this stage for Powell to rule out a cut in July or dampen expectations of a cut in July," said Michael Metcalfe, head of global macro strategy at State Street Global Markets.
|
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The amount that earnings have gotten cut in the second quarter is not as bad as the first quarter, and the amount earnings have been cut in the third quarter appear to be less bad than the second quarter.
|
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His 103 budget proposal calls for a $845 billion cut over 10 years in Medicare, a $25 billion cut in Social Security and a $1.5 trillion cut in Medicaid — programs that benefit the old, the disabled and the poor.
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The number of paid employees in the field has been cut in half.
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Boyer has heard of snakes moving 12 hours after being cut in two.
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Their once-10-game lead in the AL West was cut in half.
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ATS technology encourages applicants to find ways to cut in line, said Anjunwa.
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To place the stents, doctors make a small cut in a blood vessel.
|
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For Tesla, for example, the tax credit was cut in half on Jan.
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Place 6 peppers and 1 large onion (cut in 4) in a pot.
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Tiger has made the cut in four of his six events this season.
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The RRR was last cut in February, the fifth time in 12 months.
|
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Analysts say markets have fully priced in a possible rate cut in September.
|
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His hair is cut in a flat-top he hasn't changed in decades.
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Traders saw an 83.7% chance of a 25 basis-point cut in September.
|
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So a price-cut, in and of itself, doesn't tell us very much.
|
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Investors are also pricing in a 70.1% chance of another cut in September.
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The market gives a 79% chance of a Fed rate cut in July.
|
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What legislator wants to explain a 25 percent cut in benefits to constituents?
|
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Bookies have cut in-play market suspensions down to less than a minute.
|
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Also, the federal deficit is ballooning after a massive tax cut in revenues.
|
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The IMF guesses that real income has been cut in half since 2013.
|
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She revealed the new pixie cut in a Facebook Live video in December.
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It was also the first rate move since a cut in early 2015.
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" Trump cut in to ask multiple times: "So it is President Obama's fault?
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Cut in cold shortening with a dough blender until it resembles coarse meal.
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The only place it was released was as a bonus cut in Japan.
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President Donald Trump likes to call it the biggest tax cut in history.
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Remember, carbon pollution needs to be cut in half in just 11 years.
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While George didn't make the cut in 2019, Louis holds the 32nd spot.
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Black-and-white shots remembering the gang's good times together are cut in.
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A trade deal with China or a cut in illegal immigration could help.
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Thousands of missiles and launchers were blown up, cut in half and crushed.
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You can't have weird low cut in the front or anything like that.
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It was the first cut in the benchmark funds rate since December 2008.
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But Canada's lobster exports nearly doubled because of China's tariff cut in 2018.
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The administration proposed a 279% cut in HUD funding in its first budget.
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It would be Toyota's first price cut in a year and a half.
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"The Fed looks more willing to cut" in the immediate term, said Praefcke.
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Yet all of these will also be severely cut in the proposed budget.
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The department will also cut in half the capacity of its halfway houses.
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Would another 5 percent to 10 percent cut in estimates drop the stock?
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Trump has proposed a massive cut in income taxes for the richest Americans.
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However, your purchasing power will nearly be cut in half over 20 years.
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Hanover Square Press will publish their debut detective novel, First Cut, in 2019.
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But analysts have been raising doubts about a possible cut in OPEC output.
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Everybody that wants a cut in taxes, you know, they higher some academics.
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Cut in serving pieces and drizzle with chocolate sauce when ready to serve.
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A total of 700 jobs are expected to be cut in the process.
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The most controversial of the measures was the cut in its deposit rate.
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Meanwhile, the electricity produced by burning fossil fuels has been cut in half.
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The cut in outlook had then sent the stock to a record low.
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Are they assholes who would also cut in the line at the bank?
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Vought said it was the largest proposed budget cut in the country's history.
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This follows a previous cut in the valuation of IH Holdings in August.
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A large cut in Medicaid spending would force most states to take less.
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It started those curbs with a 100,000-tonne cut in the fourth quarter.
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Kabocha Squash Purée 1 kabocha squash, cut in halfOil, for the pan 1.
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Skinny asparagus, cut in two-inch lengths, is best sautéed or stir-fried.
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Salinity levels have been cut in half from their high point, he said.
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That number could be cut in half by the end of this year.
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But the larger earnings also stemmed from Republicans' massive cut in corporate taxes.
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At about a half hour into Andres' questioning of Devine, Ellis cut in.
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And even those prices have been cut in half over the past decade.
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The SARB has not cut in increments larger than 25 bps since 13.
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The SARB had not cut in increments larger than 25 bps since 2012.
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Veterans should not have their funding cut in the middle of a degree.
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"The gap has essentially been cut in half since the 1970s," Gould said.
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Whole wings are available in supermarkets, but usually they're cut in two places.
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His remarks sent stocks soaring as investors predicted a cut in interest rates.
|
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Salesforce Tower, the city's tallest skyscraper, opened in the East Cut in 2018.
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And in the last 25 years, violent crime has been cut in half.
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The music director Mark Wigglesworth stood down after a hefty cut in 2016.
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The typical cut in the first year for the middle quintile is $260.
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He finished tied for 23rd in 1998 and missed the cut in 2012.
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No symbols, letters, or extreme designs cut in the hair shall be permitted.
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It's the Fed's first unscheduled, emergency rate cut in more than a decade.
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We're classy here," Langford said when Tlaib cut in, "No, I'll boo. Boo!
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It is the second such cut in two weeks to reduce wildfire risk.
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In 2018, earnings jumped 22 percent after a sharp cut in corporate taxes.
|
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Schwartz cut in from the left circle to convert Schenn's cross-ice pass.
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Her hair was cut in a pleasant bob, and she was still blond.
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They did not cut in line, they just got behind the other line.
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Analysts still believe the chance of a rate cut in 2020 remains high.
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This is a cut in working hours -- but for exactly the same pay.
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Some people believe [queer people] have to be cut in half to death.
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But he has been efficient, making the cut in every tournament he entered.
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In March, when Dong-jin turned 6, that amount was cut in half.
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In Croatia, it's often served cut in chunks and drizzled with olive oil.
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So he pieced together two lenses, cut in half, in a single frame.
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The stock was cut in half, it was on multiyear support at $185.
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The proposed cut in the tax rate for corporations would cost $1.5 trillion.
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"I've heard that," Ryan cut in to say, to laughs from committee members.
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The finance ministry has pledged a 5 percent cut in "general government spending".
|
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The president has proposed a 37 percent cut in the State Department budget.
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The reward for discovering certain iMessage hacks was cut in half by Zerodium.
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When Judge Gorsuch began to defend his vote again, the senator cut in.
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It should be structured as a cut in spending and put in reconciliation.
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They robbed blue states to pay for the tax cut in red states.
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"You're going to be the director of the FBI, pal," Graham cut in.
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"She's playing," the Tradfather cut in, jabbing his fiddle bow in the air.
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"She's playing," the Tradfather cut in, jabbing his fiddle bow in the air.
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Plagiarism is often more clear-cut in nonfiction, but there are murky areas.
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" Odom cut in, telling de Blasio, "I don't like jokes like that, Bill.
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Both these things are true: Most Americans received a tax cut in 19603.
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Services were then cut in Meghalaya, Tripura, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, and elsewhere.
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Like this: What you're looking at is a massive cut in Medicaid spending.
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The Trump administration's budget, released just this week, calls for a $10.9-billion (29-percent) cut in funding for the State Department and international programs and an additional $7.2-billion (37-percent) cut in the contingency funds for those agencies.
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THE ODDS OF A RATE CUT IN JUNE WENT UP. THE ODDS OF A RATE CUT IN JULY WENT UP. WALL STREET SEEING AT LEAST TWO CUTS BY THE END OF THE YEAR, AND THAT'S BECAUSE OF WEAKER ECONOMIC DATA.
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"We now expect a 25 basis point rate cut in May, followed by another cut in August - largely depending on the performance of the currency," said Kiwibank senior economist Jeremy Couchman, who had previously expected steady rates well into 2021.
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The action camera maker last month announced a 15 percent cut in its workforce.
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But I assumed that they existed, they just didn't make the cut in editing.
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But still, this is like Tiger Woods missing the Masters cut in his prime!!!
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Cut in half, and then into ¼-inch-thick slices; place in a large bowl.
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Expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in July are now at 86%.
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It didn't, and indeed rates were cut in August 2016 following the Brexit referendum.
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Last year, however, overdose deaths in Dayton fell to 292, nearly cut in half.
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We're not expecting a cut in December, and we're not expecting cuts next year.
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Traders see about a 71% chance of a 25 basis-point cut in September.
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And the Almost Famous star was sporting a buzz cut in the paparazzi photos.
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" Virgin Galactic: "It got cut in two-thirds and now [it's] coming back up.
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It would be the third rate cut in more than decade, all since July.
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Some Democrats are wondering how much taxes can be cut in such a climate.
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In fact, he has made clear that he favored a rate cut in June.
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It was the first rate cut in 11 years, dating to the financial crisis.
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The other polled analyst predicted a 25 bp cut in the main policy rate.
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" According to The Cut, in a tweet he's since deleted, he wrote: "It's contextual.
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By next year, Democrats could see the number of caucus states cut in half.
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Then, in October 2014, BedBand's revenue was suddenly cut in half to about $350,58.53.
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It helped: Ten years later, the death rates from SIDS were cut in half.
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Those living outside London face a cut in their income of up to 23%.
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Hague was a member of the UFC roster until he was cut in 2011.
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If implemented, it would be the central bank's first rate cut in a decade.
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You can watch her talk more about her major cut in the video, below.
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The cut in targets is a firm sign local governments are heeding Xi's call.
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That sketch is now iconic, and Portman has a trim pixie cut in it.
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Barnes reportedly cut in front of someone at the bar, leading to an argument.
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The rate move, the first cut in more than a decade, was widely expected.
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At the other end of town another trench had been cut in the road.
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And then in December, the company announced a 7-percent cut in its workforce.
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" Answer: "A stock that was down 80 percent and then was cut in half.
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Money markets are pricing in a 33% chance of a rate cut in November.
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But the cover is those bubbles cut in black plexiglass, just reflecting the ceiling.
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The drop in demand forced Airbus to announce a cut in production last year.
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The banks will see a 10 percent cut in their fines for admitting wrongdoing.
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ANZ analysts are also predicting a second cut in the first quarter of 2020.
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The White House said it would be the "biggest tax cut" in U.S. history.
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Esteves disputed the charges and in an appeal got the fine cut in half.
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In the previous Reuters poll in April, three economists expected a cut in June.
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" On taxes: "This is the largest tax cut in the history of our country.
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Go Deeper: How a cut in work hours in Germany reflects a generational shift.
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The cut in the reserve ratio is intended to encourage banks to lend more.
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Commercial real estate transactions had been cut in half since their peak last year.
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Her hair was cut in layers around her face and her eyes looked large.
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It has cut in grooves on each end to make it easy to lift.
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Early this year the administration proposed a nearly 30% cut in State Department funds.
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The central bank's rate cut in May was the first since January of 2015.
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The cut in K-9 reimbursement would save the agency more than $20 million.
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We think downside risks remain, along with the chance of a cut in August.
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In this famous photo of Sinatra, Reagan cut in to dance with his wife.
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Iran, facing a forced cut in its oil exports because of U.S. sanctions, disagreed.
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Its proposed budget for next year calls for a 50 percent cut in funding.
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One guy's head was cut in half—we tried to reassemble it with bandages.
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Without additional funding, the federal spending cut in 2027 alone would be $238 billion.
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She's missed only one cut in her past 28 starts dating from August 2017.
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" I'll shake it up sometimes: a fade, or the back cut in a "v.
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Using a pastry blender, cut in cold butter until it resembles a course crumb.
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Some senior employees will also see a temporary 20% cut in their base salary.
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It was the eighth cut in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) since early 21.1.
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Maybe I was hogging the markers; maybe I cut in line, or vice versa.
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" Gene Siskel cut in: "Do it out in the lobby—play the video game.
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But the employees were forbidden to cut in on a couple who were dancing.
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Costs could be cut in other ways, including reducing the pay of top executives.
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These are the households that will benefit directly from the cut in corporate rates.
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Macao EBITDA is expected to get cut in half in its March-ended quarter.
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Asian copper smelters have agreed a 23% cut in benchmark TC/RCs for 2020.
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It was the eighth cut in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) since early 2018.
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Bayh's double-digit lead was cut in half, and RealClearPolitics has him leading Rep.
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Its one big policy change has been a hefty cut in alcohol excise taxes.
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The cut in the corporate tax rate will clearly help investors and corporate owners.
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By and of itself, a cut in the corporate tax rate won't cure cancer.
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That plunge was cut in half minutes later before closing down nearly 1,200-points.
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Mitsotakis announced on Wednesday an additional 8% cut in real estate tax for 2020.
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The government has already approved a 2020 budget with a 9% cut in spending.
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Trump has said the bill could be the "biggest tax cut" in American history.
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Bill futures are now pricing in at least one quarter-point cut in rates.
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Originally, some players said, they were told that salaries would be cut in half.
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Target's profits were cut in half after a poor response to a data breach.
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Trump first raised the possibility of a "Phase Two" tax cut in March 2018.
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Since the station closed, Mr. Chowdhury said, his sales have been cut in half.
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We're told it could be cut in half if things go according to plan.
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Marine Le Pen advocated for an 26 percent cut in legal immigration to France.
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It is warranted because the probability of a rate cut in June just jumped.
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So a temporary cut in the taxes on durable goods—cars, kitchens, televisions, and so on—can be expected to have greater impact on overall spending than a smaller cut in taxes on all goods, including necessities such as clothing and utilities.
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As for Europe, markets have almost fully priced a cut in September, though some analysts, such as those at Germany's Commerzbank, now say rates will be cut in July, rather than in the last quarter of the year as they had predicted earlier.
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As for Europe, markets have almost fully priced a cut in September, though some analysts, such as those at Germany's Commerzbank, now say rates will be cut in July, rather than in the last quarter of the year as they had predicted earlier .
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Futures markets have fully priced a 2505.81-basis-point cut in next month's Fed meeting.
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"We're seeing a serious situation where pensions could be cut in the future," Okada said.
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But then I realized that the grass didn&apost need to be cut in May.
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NOTES: Mavs PG Yogi Ferrell began the season with Brooklyn but was cut in December.
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It resulted in power, water and gas supplies being cut in parts of the city.
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Once there, she was cut in the first round, and her final audition never aired.
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Powell appeared to make the case for a cut in remarks to Congress on Wednesday.
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New Delhi (CNN)Imagine your salary suddenly being cut in half, with no prior warning.
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"With a small cut in production, the price could rise a lot," Correa told reporters.
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It was a cut in the annual mortgage insurance premium on government-insured FHA loans.
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The $7,500 federal tax credit for Tesla cars was cut in half as of Tuesday.
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The $7,0003 federal tax credit for Tesla cars was cut in half as of Tuesday.
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The $7,500 federal tax credit for electric cars was cut in half as of Tuesday.
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The one-year policy lending rate was last cut in October 2015 to 4.35 percent.
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If the proposal passes, it would result in a massive cut in profits, Kniffen said.
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" Obama—so visibly frustrated he mixed up Anderson Cooper's name—cut in: "I'm sorry, Cooper.
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Futures markets have fully priced a 2501.26-basis-point cut in next month's Fed meeting.
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The enzyme acts like scissors, making a cut in the DNA where the RNA guided.
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But with inflation at 12.9 percent, keeping spending flat means a cut in real terms.
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The butt, too, was cut in that way that only vintage jeans seem to have.
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Federal funds to address homelessness have been cut in half since 1980, Mr. Murray said.
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The president is touting 14 million new jobs and an unemployment rate cut in half.
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This follows a deparate $3,000 price cut in April for the base Model S 75D.
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Traders see about a 69% percent chance of a 25 basis-point cut in September.
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U.S. OIL DRILLERS MAKE STEEPEST CUT IN RIGS SINCE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 18 -BAKER HUGHES
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Futures markets have fully priced a 25-basis-point cut in next month's Fed meeting.
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Futures markets have fully priced a 2502.15-basis-point cut in next month's Fed meeting.
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Traders have also priced in a 51.9% chance of a third rate cut in December.
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This represents a 20.12 percent cut in its investment for energy-efficient refurbishment, Vonovia said.
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On that basis, a mass-downsizing would imply a cut in prices of about 20353%.
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The court was told a power cut in Nigeria was the reason for the glitch.
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The central bank said last month it would only consider a rate cut in 13.
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Khemka said prospective buyers were waiting for a possible cut in India's gold import duty.
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Andrew Tyrie, chairman of parliament's Treasury Select Committee, described the cut in 2015 as absurd.
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"Using ticket snatching software is in effect allowing (buyers) to cut in line," he said.
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The Evans supported ground operations in Vietnam just weeks before it was cut in two.
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The initial cut in reinvestment will be $10 billion per month, probably beginning in October.
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The heat could lead to a 10% cut in wheat production, one analyst told CNBC.
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They were trying to cut in front of us to kill men and kidnap women.
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Melissa suffered a broken leg, broken rib and facial cut in the March 22 attack.
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The MPC's last interest rate move was a half-percentage-point cut in March 2015.
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Transfer potatoes to a small bowl, cut in half, and drizzle with 2 tablespoons vinaigrette.
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They believe the central bank will follow through with a further 25bps cut in November.
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Investors are also pricing in a rate cut in September and another one in December.
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A rate cut in September now "looks very likely," according to analysts at Capital Economics.
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"We don't get to cut in line because he's a count or anything," Chastain joked.
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The government has approved a 14 percent cut in spending for 2017 and higher taxes.
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Businesses are eager to see a cut in the 35 percent corporate income tax rate.
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We'll see what happens with Trump's proposed 20 percent cut in NIH funding for 2018.
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That number was cut in half once other provisions of the law went into effect.
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Money markets are pricing in a strong chance of a cut in Australia this year.
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And it's been cut in half in, what, 30 years or something like that, Bill.
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The Hurricanes' 16-point edge was cut in half with about 15 minutes to play.
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Investors were apprehensive about rising costs and a cut in guidance on 2019 saleable coal.
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The total tax is cut in half if a visitor stays more than eight nights.
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Official estimates for tax revenues in 2017 remained unchanged despite the cut in growth forecasts.
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The government also announced a 10 percent cut in value added tax for certain buyers.
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When Jawbone went to raise money earlier this year, its value was cut in half.
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As revenues declined, state officials ordered a 2628 percent cut in spending by government agencies.
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The company partly citing a planned 23 percent cut in sales to rental car companies.
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So far this year, she has missed the cut in each of her five tournaments.
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Everyone else who makes money on this roster is a potential cut in my eyes.
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These phrases cut in all kinds of directions, threatening the exasperated truce that they establish.
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CME Group's FedWatch tool showed expectations for a rate cut in July were at 100%.
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Orders cut in the U.S. start at $50 and can be delivered the next day.
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Before Wednesday, the last policy rate change was a 25 bps cut in August 2017.
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Under the same scenario, the deficit in the third fund would be cut in half.
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" Pressed by host Lesley Stahl, Trump cut in to say the two are "different people.
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Emanuel sees financial stocks benefiting the most from a 50-basis-point cut in September.
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The open enrollment window was cut in half from last year's by the Trump administration.
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Economists expect a cut in inflation forecasts, and some are not ruling out more surprises.
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J.C. Penney: 360 jobs were cut in February, including 130 at its headquarters, per CNBC.
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With the new software, that time has been cut in half, the Air Force said.
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Such notices are required when 50 or more jobs are being cut in the state.
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Using a pastry blender or fork, cut in the butter until the mixture is crumbly.
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See the similarity between the cropped cut in Sunday's selfie and the one from 2015?
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He made the cut in each tournament and finished joint second at the Australian Masters.
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The rule mandates a 22019 percent cut in the power sector's carbon emissions by 2030.
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Or through a cut in your face or neck that you have no idea exists.
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Cover image: A view during a power cut in Caracas, Venezuela, on March 7, 2019.
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A further 2208% cut in CO27 is required by 2208, extending to 23% by 22.
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A further 2208% cut in CO27 is required by 3083, extending to 2308% by 21.
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It's the first such emergency rate cut in between scheduled meetings since the financial crisis.
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Cut in the shortening with a knife, until the mixture forms pea-size pieces throughout.
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They also objected to United States demands for a specific cut in the bilateral surplus.
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Congress last passed a payroll tax cut in 2011 and 2012 during the Obama administration.
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It was BI's second cut in 2020 and the sixth in the current easing cycle.
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A 10% decrease in costs or a 15% cut in energy use are individually unexciting.
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The value of the company's shares has been cut in half in the past year.
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The generators would cut in and out, and with them, the lights and air-conditioning.
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Fleetwood, 26, has failed to make the cut in his three previous British Open appearances.
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It took another price cut in May 2018 when it was listed for $55 million.
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For dessert, I made a favorite frangipane crostata with pears, cut in smallish portions. Honestly?
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But emotionally, it was hard to look at books that had been cut in half.
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The four companies admitted wrongdoing in return for a 10 percent cut in their sanctions.
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Drivers' pay is being cut in cities around the world, while their expenses are growing.
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He thought then that maybe they were competitors looking to cut in on his customers.
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Usually the Fed makes an emergency cut in times of economic and credit market stress.
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The cut in the final regular event of the season fell at three-under 137.
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A 75-point cut in January brought real rates into negative territory for local savers.
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However, just two short years later, the program was cut in President Obama's 2011 budget.
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But the the snazzy new grille and those cut-in running lights ... well, it's interesting.
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It was the first time mobile and internet services had been cut in the capital.
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Trump has proposed an unspecified cut in funding for the United Nations and its agencies.
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An accommodative stance doesn't necessarily mean a rate cut in every single monetary policy meeting.
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Its losses were cut in half last year from 90 million to 46.6 million dinars.
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The law mandates a 25 percent cut in greenhouse gases by 2020 below 85033 levels.
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But Democrats are unlikely to accept such a sweeping cut in legal immigration at all.
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The central bank's 35-basis-point cut in interest rates on August 7th raised spirits.
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The cut in Indian corporate taxes announced last week sent the country's stock market surging.
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But the $2.4 trillion rate cut in the corporate tax is not affected at all.
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"It's an enormous cut in benefits," Vollinger said of the Trump budget proposal for SNAP.
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" "I think it's right in line with market expectations, puts a July cut in play.
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Chipotle's quesadillas are basically a burrito but cut in half and folded like regular quesadillas.
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Birol said Venezuela's production outlook may need to be cut in coming years as well.
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Interest rate futures traders are pricing in a 96% probability of a rate cut at the Fed's September meeting, a 64% chance of an additional cut in October, and a 39% likelihood of another cut in December, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Interest rate futures traders are pricing in a 98% probability of a rate cut at the Feds September meeting, a 78% chance of an additional cut in October, and a 49% likelihood of another cut in December, according to the CME Groups FedWatch tool.
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Nevertheless, the Kansas Center for Economic Growth reports that state government financial assistance to local government entities is down 14 percent since 2009, leading to cuts ranging from a 31 percent cut in library funding to a 1.8 percent cut in public safety funding.
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Mating between first cousins is especially problematic, because the gene pool is literally cut in half.
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Meanwhile, any cut in the corporate tax rate will benefit hapless Yahoo and its Asian holdings.
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Clyde is doing great following the rescue and suffered just a small cut in the ordeal.
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The player is ex-RB Baron Batch -- a 2011 draft pick who was cut in 2013.
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While the percentage is small, no forecasters predicted a 2019 rate cut in the September survey.
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Last week, China implemented another cut in bank reserve requirements, and more moves have been expected.
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The tax credit that Tesla offered to buyers was cut in half, contributing to the slowdown.
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She's authoritative on stage, quick to cut in and cut down interlocutors — and often overshadows Kirk.
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Part of the reason for that is Spielberg keeps letting other new projects cut in line.
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Their rights as workers are ignored, or their jobs simply cut in favor of robot efficiency.
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Chinese shipyards are now littered with half-finished shells, like immense steel earthworms cut in two.
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"China represents 18% of Apple sales which we believe could be cut in half," Citi said.
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Mulligan said Target has managed to cut in half the "sales disruption" it sees during remodels.
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He promised to back their most treasured reform: a cut in the size of the legislature.
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U.S. STOCK FUTURES EXTEND GAINS TO 0.5% AFTER CHINA ANNOUNCES CUT IN TARIFFS ON U.S. GOODS
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"Powell's speech pretty much cements in only a 25 basis-point cut in September," Moya said.
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The Sheriff's Department told Us Weekly that a Prius cut in front of her Rolls Royce.
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The opposition Labor party has called for a 45 percent cut in carbon emissions by 2030.
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Underground water extraction also needed to be cut in order to ease the risk of subsidence.
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But if the couples fail to identify any new matches, their winnings are cut in half.
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" "They're looking to do this insurance cut in order to get ahead of potential trade weakness.
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Economists at HSBC, a bank, called it China's most sweeping corporate-tax cut in a decade.
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So the rate wasn't quite cut in half but it's close enough to be rated true.
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The other thing you learn, watching things get cut in half with water is freaking cool.
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It would roughly cut in half the growth of oil demand over the next two decades.
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The transaction was finalised after lawmakers passed a further cut in Hungary's bank levy for 2017.
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The charity said tax rates for the rich and corporations had been cut in recent decades.
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REUTERS POLL - ALL 31 ECONOMISTS FORECAST 50 BPS CUT IN BRAZIL BENCHMARK INTEREST RATE TO 5.00%
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Capital-heavy approaches to construction bring high fixed costs that are difficult to cut in downturns.
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In all likelihood, the sector's response will include a cut in pension benefits received by staff.
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Five months into his presidency, Bolsonaro's approval ratings have been cut in half, to about 30%.
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Saudi Arabia's cut in oil output has helped drive up the commodity's price in recent months.
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"Basically, it's whatever I find that I think would look interesting cut in half," he says.
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The Prius was totaled after Jack cut in front of Kris' Rolls at a Calabasas intersection.
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That's more than twice as many as the company was reportedly expecting to cut in May.
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Hands down the best tool for cleaning up broken glass is a potato cut in half.
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Listings that went ahead were cut in volume and priced at the low end of forecasts.
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The central bank has kept rates unchanged since a half-percentage-point cut in March 2015.
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The Trump administration plans to propose the "biggest tax cut" in US history, says Treasury Sec.
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Economists polled by Reuters prior to the July 0.70403 meeting predicted a third cut in November.
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A cut in the top rate woud spark a "furious response" from Democrats, the Post says.
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That is a 7.2 percent drop from the previous quarter, the largest cut in three years.
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That's a 26% cut in the year 2026 from what would be spent under current law.
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A surprise rate cut in China on Monday and positive U.S. data helped to boost confidence.
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OPEC, Russia and other oil producers first agreed to a six-month production cut in December.
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The proposal constituted the largest cut in the program since Congress created Social Security in 1935.
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UBS expected an around two to three percent cut in current consensus forecasts for core earnings.
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Pennsylvania's delegation has been cut in half, from 36 after the 1910 Census to 18 today.
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Federal police investigators have complained recently about a cut in funding that could hamper ongoing probes.
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If you eat these in adulthood you're basically asking for a paper cut in your mouth.
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Already, rations have been cut in half for the 200,000 refugees who arrived before mid-2015.
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That said, where to cut in your budget is a personal decision based on your priorities.
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You could not do a straight-up un-offset three-year corporate rate cut in reconciliation.
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In June its expected profit margin over the seven years was cut in half, to 1.5%.
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He sent one of his executives to negotiate a 10 percent cut in royalties with Monsanto.
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Policymakers may soon know the true importance of the strategy; its funding was cut in 2010.
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A plan to end fuel subsidies, beginning with a cut in 2014, was halted last year.
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He missed the cut in Houston on Friday, but publicly at least sounded an upbeat note.
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Interest rate future yields indicate traders expect a final 25 basis-point rate cut in February.
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But like everything that he and Manchester Orchestra have written, it's not clear-cut in context.
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The perks of membership were small, like getting to cut in line at the chow hall.
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Trump previously floated a middle class tax cut in the weeks before the 2018 midterm elections.
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However, these headwinds "would be trumped" by a cut in the corporate tax rate, Kostin said.
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Its most recent price cut in February reflects a 70% drop from its initial asking price.
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ABC's cut-in was led by correspondent Lynda Lopez, who sometimes appears on ABC's overnight newscast.
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He won the 2013 U.S. Open but has missed the cut in the last two years.
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SARA EISEN: So, why are we talking about an interest rate cut in a few weeks?
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Trump signed a $1.5 trillion tax cut in December, the signature legislative achievement of his presidency.
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Fury recently overcame a ghastly cut in his most recent bout, beating Otto Wallin on points.
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Absences from work to stay home with sick children are cut in half for breastfed children.
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"Eventually, we will have a cut in production," one OPEC delegate said, declining to be identified.
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ANZ Research said on Sunday that it still expects another 50 bps RRR cut in October.
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" Hostin cut in to say, "I think she didn't appreciate that your father attacked her father.
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Emissions must be cut in half by 2030 from 2010 levels and reach zero by 2050.
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Between these palms are large-scale paintings often cut in the shape of Israel's own profile.
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And when you do, your total (up to $50 of merchandise) will be cut in half.
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They said they do not encourage facilities to cut in-person education, visits or physical mail.
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Another approach is a value-added tax (VAT), partially offset by a cut in corporate taxes.
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He reckons each 1 percent cut in corporate tax generates roughly $2 in earnings per share.
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SBI has announced rate cut in Home Loans by 25 basis points to 8.35% per annum.
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They say a system-wide cut in interest rates may offer struggling firms more immediate relief.
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Trump said he will propose an across-the-board 5 percent cut in non-defense spending.
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The cut in state support prices for grain caused further revenue losses of 12 billion yuan.
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Some may worry that a cut in corporate taxes would benefit only the firms' wealthy owners.
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On Tuesday, the Federal Reserve validated those concerns by announcing an emergency cut in interest rates.
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O) shares fell nearly 4 percent on Monday as a $113 cut in JPMorgan Chase's (JPM.
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But the program is facing a financing shortfall, and benefits could be cut in 15 years.
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CBO projects an $800 billion cut in Medicaid spending, 14 million fewer people on Medicaid rolls.
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At an event in Indianapolis, Trump called the plan the largest tax cut in U.S. history.
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Fees on funds, especially those that track indexes, have been cut, in some cases to zero.
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A previous cut in the credit six months earlier contributed to the poor first-quarter showing.
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The CME Group's FedWatch tool shows traders assign an 22% probability of a cut in July.
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Democrats will be in no mood to give Mr. Trump another tax cut, in that case.
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Unemployment in New Jersey was cut in half on his watch (though other states did better).
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Already that number has been cut in half, from 12 million a year to six million.
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The latest price cut in June brings its asking price to $195 million, furniture not included.
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When diplomatic ties were cut in 1951, the government expelled hundreds of foreign priests and bishops.
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Russia proposed a 50 percent cut in funding for the mission's activities related to human rights.
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Her jail term was cut in half and suspended for two years after she pleaded guilty.
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And investors are still hoping for tax reform and a cut in the corporate tax rate.
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The prosecution they're running is built for TV, with soundbites and cut-in videos to match.
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There would be a million new jobs, he said, and poverty would be cut in half.
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The first year the social network made the cut, in 2011, it nabbed the top spot.
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Three times Warren cut in to ask for a specific figure and three times Bloomberg demurred.
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As a result, Eli's body is very defined, athletically "cut" in ways that are classically beautiful.
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Prices for preseason games, which come with a season ticket plan, will be cut in half.
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He has made the cut in eight of 12 majors, but his average finish is 25.
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Two years after a historic corporate tax cut in 2017, companies have now begun to retrench.
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The territory will soon be cut in half and each piece will become a federal enclave.
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The minutes showed most Fed policymakers supported the need for an interest rate cut in September.
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This is the second cut in Publicis' yearly financial guidance since the start of the year.
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Today's is no different, even if Mr. Agard is trying to cut in front of us.
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That follows a cut in bills for small shops and cafes which was announced in December.
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I had a good cut in December from Frank Rizzieri, who has a salon in TriBeCa.
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REUTERS POLL - ALL 30 ECONOMISTS FORECAST 50 BPS CUT IN BRAZIL BENCHMARK INTEREST RATE TO 4.50%
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The White House has been touting massive tax cuts; the largest tax cut in America's history.
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That could lead to lower growth, he added, referring to last month's cut in the forecast.
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About 50 jobs of traders are likely to be cut in France, a union representative said.
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The move is the first rate cut in more than two years in Africa's biggest economy.
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"In this case are you aware that you produced this video to me," Ogden cut in.
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McAdoo's lunch-pail approach was not enough to prevent him from getting cut in training camp.
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The other panelists had already been discussing impeachment for a few minutes when McCain cut in.
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Its share price has been cut in half since hitting a 52-week high last September.
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The business takes a cut, in the double digits, from a boutique's margin from each sale.
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Trump has repeatedly (and incorrectly) continued to call the bill the largest tax cut in history.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to hold rates later on Wednesday after a cut in October.
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Same thing goes for super-rich single people, except the wealth thresholds are cut in half.
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But the gain will be tempered by a 7877 percent cut in production of 2777 widebodies.
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It will be interesting to see if they bring that cut in 2020 forward to 2019.
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The decision reversed an earlier cut in August 2016 in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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In countries such as Ethiopia and India, internet is temporarily cut in small regions of unrest.
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Meanwhile, take the stem ends off of the fresh green beans, and cut in ½ on bias.
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First, about that tax bill: The biggest-ticket item is a sharp cut in corporate taxes.
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Participants have nearly priced in a 25 basis-points rate cut in the next 12 months.
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The CME Group's FedWatch tool shows traders assign an 88% probability of a cut in July.
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For those fearing they may be cut in two when approaching the aircraft, have no fear.
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Trump won't be putting his name to the "largest" tax cut in United States history, Sen.
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S. trade standoff, while bulls scaled back wagers for a drastic cut in U.S. interest rates.
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So the bill's cut in the corporate tax rate is going to help them the most.
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In the Central African Republic mission, for example, which has been rocked by sexual abuse scandals in recent years, Russia has proposed a 50 percent cut in activities aimed at combating such behavior and a 25 percent cut in activities related to human rights, the documents show.
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Corners may have been cut in the refurbishment of the building, the enforcement of regulations, or both.
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Its share price has been cut in half and CEO Geisha Williams has abruptly left the company.
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They said the firm expects a 25 basis point rate cut in September and another in December.
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Allied Irish Banks, the country's second largest lender, last week announced its fourth cut in 18 months.
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Sliced bagelI was okay with this until it was cut in half and now I am not.
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Remember, 40 percent of it is gaming-related, but wow, that stock's almost been cut in half.
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Naturally, that overhaul includes a big cut in the tax rate, from 35 percent to 20 percent.
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It was the first cut in three years and comes amid a slump in the country's exports.
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Analysts ruled out chances of a cut in the central bank's cash reserve ratio (CRR) on Friday.
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Russian energy officials say the cut in deliveries to Belarus is the result of a commercial dispute.
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Expectations for a rate cut in July are now at 24%, according to the CME's FedWatch tool.
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The increased likelihood of a Fed rate cut in July has helped push the US dollar lower.
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" Then Trump cut in with his uppercut: "The World Trade Center came down during your brother's reign.
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The gains are driven largely by the OPEC output cut in November - the first in eight years.
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The car is so popular, "people are trying to cut in front of other people," he noted.
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Still, the effect of the wage exemption is similar to that of a cut in payroll tax.
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After months of haggling OPEC members agreed to the first cut in oil production in eight years.
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But by Brown's calculation, they appear to have been cut in half using an unjustified statistical method.
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First, the team made a little cut in the shark's abdomen, and slipped the acoustic tracker inside.
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Allegedly, a photographer attempted to get a picture of Samantha and cut in front of the car.
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Over the past twenty years, our over the road vehicle tire utilization has been cut in half.
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A $7,500 federal tax credit paid to buyers of its electric cars was cut in half Jan.
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After December 31, the federal tax credit is cut in half to $3,750 for new Tesla customers.
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Board of Education, the percentage of white students attending majority-white schools has been cut in half.
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Americans typically disdain shoulder, but Mexicans happily consume the cut in dishes such as tacos al pastor.
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Finally, you emphasize "the perfect cut" in the Sword Class NYC site's description of the iaido course.
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"First ever hair cut in all of her enchanting six years," she wrote, adding a scissors emoji.
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Central bankers are expected to announce tomorrow their first interest rate cut in more than a decade.
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Many analysts believe a 21.15-basis-point cut in interest rates is fully priced into the market.
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Many analysts said a 25-basis-point cut in interest rates is fully priced into the market.
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For some economists, Wednesday's data strengthen the case for a rate cut in the October-December quarter.
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He contended Gardner had caused the crash when she cut in front of him with her bicycle.
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So it's a very slow process, but the upstarts are starting to cut in a little bit.
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Therefore, we believe the case for another 50 basis points cut in fiscal year 2020 is justified.
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It also ordered a cut in interest rates on those deposits, as initial steps to help VEB.
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They partially relaxed the cut in June, under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to cool prices.
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About three-quarters of American households will get some kind of tax cut in the short term.
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Investment borrowing has since subsided, removing one potential hurdle to a further cut in official interest rates.
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Lando Calrissian's best not-quite-human pal didn't make the cut in Star Wars: Battlefront II. Sad!
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The Fed cut in particular is "adding gasoline" to the stocks of "asset light" companies, Lee said.
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By 2014, according to an updated version of the above blogpost, that time was cut in half.
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Under such a procedure, companies admit wrongdoing in return for a 10 percent cut in a fine.
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I try to leave the house on time, but there is a power cut in the metro.
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In January, Apple issued a rare cut in its revenue guidance citing weak demand from Chinese consumers.
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That's more than twice as many positions as the company was reportedly expecting to cut in May.
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That's cut in half from before his inauguration, when they stood at 4:1, Fast Company reports.
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That led speculators to unwind some of their bets on a cut in interest rates this year.
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Unemployment has been more than cut in half and real GDP has increased by about 15 percent.
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After the latest drop in crude prices, Russia announced a 10% cut in public spending (see article).
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The online retailer and auction place has seen its stock cut in half during the last year.
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Since Wednesday, the organization's operations in northern Syria have effectively been cut in half, the group said.
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Jeff Colyer cut in half Officials acknowledge vote-tallying error in the Republican gubernatorial primary in Kansas.
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The central bank has kept interest rates unchanged since a 50 basis point cut in March 2015.
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Facebook's total activity was down about 25%, while Twitter saw its U.S. posts almost cut in half.
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Another cut in the already-negative deposit rate is likely when the ECB meets on March 252.4.
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Infosys's expansion in the U.S. does raise questions as to whether jobs will be cut in India.
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"Clearly markets are now pricing in the risk of a cut in 58.423," said Shaw of Investec.
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And, in another, Davis's eye peers through a hole cut in a lotus leaf—appearing almost superimposed.
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In the PBOC's previous targeted RRR cut in April, 400 billion yuan of net liquidity was released.
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The most controversial of the measures was a cut in its deposit rate, deeper into negative territory.
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Macdonald said that "no water is used and no trees are cut" in the current exploration phase.
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However, the 2% cut in Medicare payments in 2013 seems not to have caused too much trouble.
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Financial markets were recently pricing in a slim chance of a cut in borrowing costs this year.
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Only one woman has made the 36-hole cut in a men's event — Babe Zaharias in 1945.
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It can never be exactly clear what combination of motives is driving forward this cut in production.
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A rate cut in Britain is now more likely than a hike, according to current market pricing.
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"There's no way to balance a cut in a rich country's generosity," said Mr. Gates in September.
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Many analysts said a 893-basis-point cut in interest rates is fully priced into the market.
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The currency is also being pressured by the likelihood of an interest rate cut in coming months.
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We passed the greatest tax cut in the history of our country, and lots of other things.
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A quarter of women have been cut in Nigeria, where it is particularly prevalent in the south.
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Gone is the mega tan and pixie cut in favor of loose waves and a subtle glow.
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Roy also cautioned that any cut in tax rates on petroleum products could widen the fiscal deficit.
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In addition, the exchange rate has broadly held steady since the last interest rate cut in September.
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If those three years could be cut in half, he said, the project would save $3 billion.
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A slight slip in the Asian equity market was triggered by the cut in China's growth target.
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Energy companies slumped along with oil prices as hopes for an international cut in fuel production faded.
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It conjures up images of American jobs cut in favor of cheaper workers in far-flung countries.
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A cut in corporate tax rates to 25 percent from 33 percent would be phased in gradually.
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This was after the European Union forced a 34.63 percent cut in emissions between 2007 and 2021.
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Our avocado ration is cut in half and there's a 22018-minute wait for a charging port.
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He signed the most important tax cut in decades as the biggest domestic priority of this Congress.
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But those are all costs that Uber can control, and cut in the future if need be.
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The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25% on Wednesday, the first rate cut in 10 years.
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In the PBOC's last targeted RRR cut in April, 400 billion yuan of net liquidity was released.
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This hair towel can cut in half the amount of time it takes for hair to dry.
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In the PBOC's last targeted RRR cut in April, 400 billion yuan of net liquidity was released.
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The GOP tax plan envisions a cut in the corporate rate to 25 percent from 35 percent.
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The Fed reduced its interest rate benchmark by 0.25%, marking the first rate cut in a decade.
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"[Base editing] does not make a double-stranded cut in the target DNA," explained Liu to Gizmodo.
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"In our opinion there is a case for a 25 bps rate cut in August," he said.
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Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal with a few pea-size pieces of butter remaining.
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But as von der Leyen's call for reform indicates, this hasn't been as clear-cut in practice.
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But most households earning less than $500,000 per year should see a cut in their tax rate.
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Jobs will also be cut in North America, Brazil and Argentina, VW said, without being more specific.
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Eleven of them were arrested after staging a sit-in to protest a cut in their perks.
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Corey Seager worked a full-count, but struck out on a slider that cut in on him.
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Congo's population was cut in half, to just 10 million, during King Leopold's fin de siècle holocaust.
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Its revenue has been roughly cut in half, forcing it to slash fighter salaries by about half.
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That's why even with changes to these deductions, the average tax cut in California is over $2,000.
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The 2012 Obama cut amounted to the largest cut in inflation-adjusted dollars: $321 billion a year.
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They "might mistake a cut in response to low inflation for serious concern about the growth outlook."
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Things can sometimes be so clean-cut in who's the bad guy and who's the good guy.
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In Illinois, it would fall by nearly three-quarters; in California, it would be cut in half.
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The split with Murray occurred a month after García missed the cut in his Masters title defense.
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In French, a style cut in this way was known as "la coupe sauvage" — the wild cut.
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Many of the fastest growing jobs, while heavily female, would also mean a steep cut in income.
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They are pricing a 50% chance of a second, 25 bps cut in April by the Fed.
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The plan would provide enormous benefits to corporate America, with a $21.5 trillion cut in business taxes.
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He commissioned "Short Cut," in which a car towing a trailer seems to emerge from the ground.
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That and a cut in its share repurchase program will reduce 2020 cash uses of $2.2 billion.
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The Federal Reserve enacted an emergency rate cut in the first such move since the Great Recession.
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Also, keep reading for an update on conservation programs that could be cut in the farm bill.
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VOLUNTOLD is the portmanteau that brought us together but didn't make the cut in our last collaboration.
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In China, the world's largest EV market, a cut in subsidies this year has eaten into sales.
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It was the biggest tax cut in the history of our country, and what do they do?
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The Bank of England may now resort to an interest rate cut in order to support growth.
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Go google what a Suboxone strip looks like, imagine that cut in fourths, and then fourths again.
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The committee has demanded the tax reform, which includes a cut in duties on businesses, be rejected.
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Such an approach would avoid a "haircut," or outright cut in the return of creditors' principal investments.
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It was hurt by the telecoms price war as well as the cut in international termination fees.
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Brokerage Trimegah Sekuritas expects one more rate cut in the second quarter, its economist Fakhrul Fulvian said.
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Budiansky is refreshingly candid about the importance of Holmes's wealth to the figure he cut in life.
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Fed funds futures are pricing in a 42% chance of a quarter point rate cut in October.
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The cut in price target comes as Apple is caught in the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.
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In recent months, Czech markets have priced out chances of a rate cut in the next year.
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By May 2020, the reward per miner will be cut in half again, to 6.25 new bitcoin.
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Americans will see tax cut in the short term, but for many, this will be short lived.
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Rather, companies can reduce production in the U.S. and see their tax rate nearly cut in half.
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He was cut in eighth grade and then as a freshman sat on the junior varsity bench.
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The analyst offered an even more dire forecast: Tesla's shares could be cut in half next year.
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Originally, the number of required outfits per collection was 183; in 1992, it was cut in half.
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Such an approach would avoid a "haircut," or outright cut in the return of creditors' principal investment.
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" South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg cut in, saying, "This is why presidential debates are becoming unwatchable.
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Afterward, he touted a nonexistent plan to pass a major tax cut in the next 10 days.
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The parliament and outgoing interim government have already agreed a 9% cut in public spending for 2020.
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The crepe is folded like a triptych, creased or cut in half and handed over still steaming.
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CommSec's Tao said the downgrade added fuel to hopes of a rate cut in the coming months.
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The central bank held rates steady at its March 28 meeting, after a surprise cut in February.
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The delicately burnished cookies — in rounds, oblongs and cut in the shape of birds — are buttery indeed.
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Federal Election Commission, in 2011, appears to cut in the opposite direction, at least at first blush.
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The centerpiece of the current Republican tax initiative is a giant cut in the corporate income tax.
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The implied chance of a rate cut in July was 84%, down slightly from 86% on Tuesday.
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The government is able to handle a cut in the deficit ratio without sacrificing state-led investment.
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S. trade tensions worsen, and expectations about a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut in the months ahead.
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Policymakers discussed the merits of a shorter extension of the program with a smaller cut in bond buys versus a longer extension with a bigger cut in volumes, the minutes showed, with broad agreement developing that they will most likely decide on what to do at their Oct.
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Serves 4 people Ingredients: 8 ounces large fluke filet, skin removed and split down the middle separating the top and bottom loins 43 orange or blood orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 mandarin orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 ruby grapefruit cut in segments, juice reserved 1 lime, juiced 1 teaspoon fennel pollen 1 tablespoon salt ¼ cup fennel sliced very thin, reserved in cold water 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil ¼ cup fennel fronds Chilled plates for serving 1.
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Aramark informed managers that the company match on their 401(k) contributions will be cut in half, Philly.
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Staring into the holes they have cut in the ice, he loses his cellphone and then his sunglasses.
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Two said the ECB would raise interest rates next while none picked a further cut in interest rates.
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From its highs in July 2015 to its lows in February 2016, the stock was cut in half.
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This reversed most of a cut in October's poll, but was still shy of September's two-year highs.
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The first cut in the sight deposit rate would likely be 25 basis points, the Roubini group said.
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The Obama administration implemented the planned cut in its final days, apparently without consulting the incoming Trump team.
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With monthly purchases cut in half this month, buying of corporate bonds is estimated at 25 billion euros.
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"The 'system' to be featured here was Fuses, which was cut in late 2006," LeBreton said in chat.
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Over the last 25 years, the number of childhood deaths annually has been cut in half as well.
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On July 3.13, BNM surprised economists with the first rate cut in seven years, by 25 basis points.
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Among the concerns: a cut in reimbursement rates that could affect the number of doctors willing to participate.
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His budget, trillion dollars cut in Medicaid proposal, $103 billion in Medicare, massive cuts in education, nutrition programs.
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" Jada cut in: "We did not have an affair while he was married, let's be clear about that.
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Expectations for a rate cut in July are now at nearly 84%, according to the CME's FedWatch tool.
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A few workers have shifted from erotic massages to foot rubs, taking a pay cut in the process.
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And all signs point to NASA facing a potentially large cut in its funding from the new administration.
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Market players are also carefully watching any Fed-related developments amid predictions of a potential cut in rates.
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This blob at the Paris zoo has 720 sexes and can heal itself if it's cut in two.
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" After lawmakers passed the bill Thursday, Cagle celebrated by calling it the "largest tax cut in Georgia history.
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The situation is not as clear-cut in Pakistan, which has been the largest recipient of Chinese investments.
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He worked Monday to clarify that he would still provide a cut in the rate from current levels.
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The diesel market is relatively tight, supported by a cut in production by refineries in favor of gasoline.
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The risk of wildfires in California prompted what may be the largest deliberate power cut in U.S. history.
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Market expectations for a rate cut in July were at 86.3%, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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" Fox News host Brian Kilmeade cut in, reminding Trump Jr.: "But we don't know if he's a leftist.
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Sentiment was also helped by expectations of a cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve in July.
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Meanwhile, market participants are expecting a quarter-percentage-point cut in borrowing costs by the U.S. central bank.
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State expenditures for 2017 are officially projected to decline 14 percent after a 9 percent cut in 2016.
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A royal decree read directly after the broadcast on the TV channel announced the cut in ministers' pay.
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The result of low and negative yields is a sharp cut in investment income for sovereign investors globally.
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That number has now been cut in half, with equity funds charging just 55 basis points on average.
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President Trump has openly lambasted its mission and has proposed a 1436 percent cut in the agency's budget.
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Alternatively, they may have been expecting "something about implied higher odds for a cut in November," said Zollner.
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That view has been cut in half, with only 35% of millionaires now thinking rates will trend higher.
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Ehrlich may agonize over every cut in his video, but his goal is to act as a spotlight.
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Bibiana's slowly enraged face is cut in between countless shots of smiling ombre-haired ladies twirling around Arie.
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A deeper-than-expected cut in output by OPEC and other oil-producing countries has also buoyed prices.
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Market expectations for a rate cut in July are at 100%, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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First, the centrepiece of today's bill is a cut in the corporate tax rate, from 35% to 20%.
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That incorporated a 25% cut in equities sales and trading jobs, including a significant number in New York.
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Markets took Powell's press briefing as hawkish, following the Fed's first rate cut in more than a decade.
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The reason: The lab results almost always show a bigger cut in pollution than the real-world data.
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Suh also broke down what really happens to large NFL salaries, saying that they get cut in half.
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Market expectations for a rate cut in July stood above 86%, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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It shows the S&P 500's performance after the first rate cut in a Fed easing cycle.
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A cut in banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) in January reflected ample room for such reductions, Li said.
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Another surgical option is what's known as open surgery, which involves a large cut in the abdominal wall.
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By 2050, the area suitable for growing coffee around the world is projected to be cut in half.
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Money markets, based on sterling overnight indexed swaps, were pricing in a rate cut in August or September.
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Last week, Novak said all Russian companies would join the cut in equal percentages, but did not elaborate.
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The higher MSPs will be inflationary unless there is a cut in supply chain costs, which seems difficult.
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A photo posted to the electric cooperative's Facebook page Saturday afternoon showed the transmission cable cut in half.
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With this production cut in place, we only expect global supply to grow by 200,000 barrels per day.
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Once the beef is heated, remove from the pot and cut in thin slices against the grain. 3.
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Russia is widely seen to have ignored its quota the last time it vowed to cut in 2001.
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The neckline of a dress, top, or gown must be cut in a modest way without showing cleavage.
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The Trump administration also has proposed a cut in the tax rate for returning overseas profits, or repatriation.
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Leaving rates on hold would make it almost certain that the RBI would cut in December, analysts say.
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Such a procedure allows companies to admit wrongdoing in return for a 10 percent cut in a fine.
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Hirscher also saw his lead cut in the overall standings as he chases a seventh successive World Cup.
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Earlier this month European Union nations agreed to seek a 35 percent cut in car emissions by 2030.
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With the new model, Amazon has given its camera-enabled speaker a significant cut in size and price.
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Read related coverage: Treasury's Mnuchin: Trump wants 15 percent corporate rate in 'biggest tax cut' in US history
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In President Trump's budget outline last month, he proposed a 31 percent cut in the state Department's budget.
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OPEC's production cut in November was the first time the consortium agreed to limit its output since 2008.
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However, the latest job numbers gave traders little reason to reprice expectations for a rate cut in 2020.
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Hamdok told Reuters cash transfers were one scenario discussed to offset a cut in food and other subsidies.
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He attributed the cut in cash holdings to corporate earnings' upgrades due to India's recent corporate tax cuts.
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The DMZ, the most heavily armed border on Earth, could see a massive cut in troops and weapons.
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It set investors up nicely for Wednesday Fed decision on its first rate cut in over a decade.
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For some analysts, that data spoke against the U.S. Federal Reserve delivering another swift cut in interest rates.
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Focus on the Family helped cut in half the number of children in Colorado waiting to be adopted.
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Theaters would likely have to be cut in on digital profits for any deal to succeed, Csathy said.
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Money market rates and bond yields have rebounded after a brief decline following the RRR cut in April.
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The unemployment rate has been cut in half, with 14 million jobs added over the past six years.
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GE's stock price has been cut in half this year, on track for its worst performance since 2008.
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Some reckon the move sets the stage for a cut in the new lending benchmark rate next week.
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The cut in tariffs paid by so-called mobile virtual network operators (MVNO) must be implemented from Feb.
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Cuomo was responding to Nixon's claim that he "used the MTA like an ATM," when Nixon cut in.
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For now, he said, the market is betting the Fed will make a precautionary rate cut in July.
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He cut in from the right half-wall and threw the puck past Murray's blocker from the slot.
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The Trump budget, which is supported by Pruitt, calls for a 25 percent cut in the Superfund budget.
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The grass should be cut in straight lines, across the width of the pitch, perpendicular to the touchline.
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Apples cut in clean crescents, burnt marshmallow, smoke caught in the folds of our jackets, in our hair.
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Buttery popcorn is sold, thrown and occasionally eaten in bulk — in grocery store paper bags cut in half.
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That's right — Trump's approach would lead to a net cut in jobs, perhaps in the hundreds of thousands.
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But based on the president's response, the first rate cut in 10 years still wasn't enough for him.
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The cut in real terms is even greater, taking into account inflation, which last year was 12.9 percent.
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"The diamonds can be cut in any shape required and with as many facets required," Mr. Arora said.
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Analysts at Nomura believe Wednesday's liquidity injection reduces the need for an RRR cut in the near term.
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In the private sector, these kinds of numbers would not lead to a 50 percent cut in budget.
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You see them hanging laundry from a room on the third floor of a building cut in half.
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Since joblessness hit a peak of 10 percent in 2009, the unemployment rate has been cut in half.
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A reported cut in the number of U.S. oil rigs drilling for new production provided some price support.
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Far from enriching themselves, defense executives typically take a substantial cut in compensation to work at the Pentagon.
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Harris Gordon was bleeding from a cut in his back; Luke Sorenson had a gash in his leg.
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Jankowski cut in front of Cizikas, and from point-blank range, tapped home a pass from Sam Bennett.
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They unloaded a net 1.1 trillion won, less than a net 2.4 trillion won worth cut in August.
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"A cut in interest had become a market expectation for the meeting in July," the first source said.
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In addition to the controversial embassy move, Hamdallah cited the cut in support to aid programs for Palestinians.
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The rule would have ordered a 32 percent cut in the power sector's carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
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But our approach is radical in that we cut in a speed and rhythm that is completely unprecedented.
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Mr. Maduro announced a cut in the workweek, to four days — and later to two — to conserve electricity.
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The disagreement was apparently sparked when one person cut in front of the other in line, Donelan said.
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In the context of the TV show's revelation of Hooded Justice's race, Mason's observations cut in different ways.
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United Airlines on Wednesday announced a 20% cut in overseas flights, and a 10% reduction in domestic flights.
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Bastian noted that this is the largest cut in the airline's history, including after the 9/11 attacks.
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Every few seconds, three quick string notes in a minor key abruptly cut in — VHHVHHVHH — and fell silent.
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Market expectations for a rate cut in September are at 92.7%, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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A more aggressive half-point cut in September is not getting support within the Fed, the Journal reported.
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RATE CUT IN THE BAG Financial markets have fully priced in a rate cut at the Fed's Sept.
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"We continue to expect another rate cut in the October 2019 MPC (Monetary Policy Committee) review," she said.
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Trump revealed that the White House has a new tax cut in the works for middle-class Americans.
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New Relic — Shares of the software company dropped as much as 14.1% after a cut in revenue guidance.
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Santos spent the offseason with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but was cut in favor of rookie Matt Gay.
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"These are the options, whether to cut in stages or directly to 20%," he told a news conference.
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Santos spent the offseason with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but was cut in favor of rookie Matt Gay.
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The crust is fluffy, there are cooked and raw tomato sauces, and the pizza is cut in squares.
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They didn't make the cut, in part, because they failed to reach 1 percent in three qualifying polls.
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What a dashing figure Jo March would cut in the world, if only the world would allow it.
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Television commercials from the drugmakers highlighted how some patients had their headache days cut in half, or more.
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The 2012 Obama tax cut amounted to the largest cut in inflation-adjusted dollars: $321 billion a year.
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It was impossible to look at; a hole cut in space with no depth to it at all.
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In a 1992 article in Spy magazine, the comedian Harry Shearer said he saw a cut in 1979.
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Some companies may not want to leave the comforts of home for a cut in their tax bill.
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Earlier on Friday, the central bank announced a surprise half-point cut in its key policy interest rate.
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In February, Sumeth and other Thai Airways executives took a salary cut in a bid to reduce expenses.
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He also asked that Congress include a paid sick-leave mandate and tax cut in its stimulus package.
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Mr. Trump is considering another extreme cut in the number of refugees legally allowed into the United States.
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The vehicles are often cut in half and then extended, which eliminates some of the vehicle's original protections.
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The relatively subdued move in yields was seen as somewhat surprising given the drastic cut in interest rates.
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Start by using the brush to "cut" in where the ceiling meets the wall all around the room.
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Another possibility would be a technical change in inflation measurement, resulting in a large cut in investment taxes.
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Trump continued to complain about the Federal Reserve, calling for a 1 percentage point cut in interest rates.
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If unemployment rises by half a point, the checks are cut in half, but they still go out.
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BuzzFeed reported that one influencer's February income was cut in half and another had six "substantial projects" canceled.
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Fisher's comments came as futures were pricing around a 70% chance for a quarter-percent cut in March.
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Central bank officials have been split about the need for a third cut in their benchmark interest rate.
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Suggs, 37, joined the Arizona Cardinals during the offseason but was cut in December after just 13 games.
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If they cannot agree on a budget, Mr. Trump's promised "biggest tax cut" in history will be doomed.
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Still, they were not able to meet even half the goal of a 25 percent cut in calories.
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The financial firm's CEO Lloyd Blankfein took a $1 million pay cut in 2016, according to a filing.
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On the surface, it may seem fair to ask higher income earners to take a cut in benefits.
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Scientists say global emissions must be cut in half by 2030 to stop dangerous levels of greenhouse warming.
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In snug jeans and a snugger sweater, with her short curly hair cut in some new fancy way.
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So, whatever the Chinese are saying [is] an agreement, it's not a cut in half of the tariffs.
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This discovery has cut in half the period of the universe for which we previously had no data.
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He's missed only one cut in the 12 majors he has played, three of them as an amateur.
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In the last 10 years alone, the acceptance rate at many major universities has been cut in half.
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On the plate, the sandwiches, cut in two and stood on their edges, call to mind prayer books.
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Short sterling futures continued to rally, as investors scaled up their bets on a cut in interest rates.
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Apple shares are falling after another report that the company ordered a large cut in iPhone X production.
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A cut in the corporate tax rate, all else being equal, increases capital formation, raising productivity and wages.
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Malaysia held rates steady on Wednesday but dismal exports data raised expectations of a cut in coming months.
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"You just watched his team's jaws drop to the floor," Trudeau says, after a cut in the footage.
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The crytpocurrency market cap reached a height above $800 billion, a number that is now cut in half.
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Moreover, a tax cut in 2018 means lower U.S. national saving and thus a larger overall trade deficit.
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Walking into my wife's office, I found the curved instrument that looks like a pear cut in half.
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The camera might occasionally cut in for an insert shot to showcase a particularly complicated bit of knifework.
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Ten out of 11 economists in a Reuters poll had expected a quarter-point cut in interest rates.
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Chinese copper smelters have agreed a 23% cut in annual treatment and refining charges (TC/RCs) for 2020.
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Her friend Ashley Perez Camacho, a science major at City College whose nails were painted blue, cut in.
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However, the latest job numbers gave traders little reason to reprice expectations for a rate cut in 23.6.
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The January poll had predicted a 50 bps cut in RRR in the third quarter of this year.
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Earnings before interest and taxes was cut in half in the full year 2015, to 15 million francs.
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