The findings might also help explain a paradox — over all, girls are doing better than boys in school, but men are doing better than women in the work force.
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" "The New York Times is doing better than ever.
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In a nutshell, they're doing better than Pete Bennett is.
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Kanye West's Yeezy fashion line is doing better than ever.
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Some apps are doing better than others, the report indicates.
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France is doing better than expected but not good enough.
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" –Lorraine Purcell "You're doing better than you think you are.
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These days, the building is doing better than its city.
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"In some ways, I'm doing better than ever," she said.
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The Worker in America is doing better than ever before.
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"In some ways, I'm doing better than ever," she says.
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So far, Sanders is doing better than many had expected.
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There are only some that are doing better than others.
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And particularly large companies that are doing better than ever.
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"The country is doing better than ever before," he said.
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Again, Apple is doing better than most of the tech industry.
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But eight months on the banks are doing better than expected.
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I mean, he's doing better than Rubio in Florida right now.
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"We're seeing casual restaurants doing better than premium restaurants," he added.
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Clinton isn't doing better than Mr. Obama among black voters, either.
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But quick-service restaurants are doing better than most other segments.
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You should ask why is little Leicester doing better than us?
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Pelota is back on three paws and doing better than ever.
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So you oughta know by now, I'm doing better than ever.
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Meantime, the USA is doing better than ever & is respected again!
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Millennials are actually doing better than you — and they — might think.
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The North Korean economy is doing better than is commonly thought.
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Facebook, meanwhile, claims it's doing better than ever, thank you very much.
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"Some parts of the economy are doing better than others," Mester said.
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"They're doing better than you would expect," Tucker says about her grandchildren.
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We already are doing better than we have in the recent past.
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You even argue that we're doing better than ever on the environment.
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In some places, UberEats is doing better than its ride-hailing business.
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"It seemed like he was doing better than me," Seabra added, laughing.
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The good news is that real feminism is doing better than ever.
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But that doesn't really matter, because Microsoft is doing better than ever.
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In short, Trump voters seem to be doing better than most other Americans.
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"He's doing better than I am," he told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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While it hasn't realized its goal, it's doing better than some of them.
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Dutch anti-EU prime ministerial candidate Geert Wilders is doing better than expected.
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Our country is doing better than ever before with unemployment setting record lows.
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In some places, Uber Eats is doing better than its ride-hailing business.
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"I'm doing better than any Democrat" in racking up military endorsements, she said.
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" Trump later tweeted "The Worker in America is doing better than ever before.
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This month brings more evidence that American consumers are doing better than ever.
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As you can see, Democrats are doing better than expected across the board.
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"I'm doing better than most of those guys who said I was crazy."
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She's still traumatized, but she's doing better than I thought she would do.
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They tell us most Americans should be doing better than in past generations.
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Asian-American businesses in Atlanta were actually doing better than in San Francisco.
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It's doing better than ever now and has achieved legendary dive bar status.
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Now, he says he's back in love with music ... and doing better than ever.
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" Piesse says the woman replied by telling her, "No, I'm doing better than ever.
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Still, Biden is doing better than Sanders and Warren, who are well known nationally.
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That said, craft along with imports are doing better than the overall beer category.
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A millennial has only a 50-50 chance of doing better than their parents.
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However, 383% of millennials think they're doing better than their peers, the survey found.
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We are doing better than any country, or even area, anywhere in the world.
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Workers who discovered that they were doing better than their colleagues evinced no pleasure.
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Aquarius feels like having haters just means they're doing better than they had imagined.
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"They are doing better than I am on my $9.45 an hour," Jones said.
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Some polls suggest Stein is not even doing better than she did in 2012.
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"Oh, my God, I thought I was doing better than this," he said, moaning.
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Now, they're doing better than the average Venezuelan, but they're far from getting rich.
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In other words, bacon was doing better than fresh pork, luncheon meats and sausages.
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I am doing better than any Democrat, he is doing worse than recent Republicans.
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"He added, "The country is doing better than ever before...We did nothing wrong.
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The silver lining is that the world is doing better than it may seem.
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School kids in every state are doing better than they did a decade ago.
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Well it didn't put them out of business; they're doing better than they ever have.
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Of course all real estate is local, and some markets are doing better than others.
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Corporations are trying to limit their greenhouse emissions, but some are doing better than others.
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You know, you're already doing better than most VCs on these guesses you've made. Yeah.
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This is a clear indication that the average stock is doing better than the market.
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Her Ph.D. was in geoengineering, so she understood what they were doing better than most.
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Jim Cramer believes that the world economy is doing better than many investors even realize.
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"Connecticut is actually, the economy is doing better than we know," Lamont told Fox 61.
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Last Month the annual Airline Quality Rating said U.S. carriers are doing better than ever.
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For years, pundits and policymakers have claimed that America's workers are doing better than ever.
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They're incredibly talented and are doing what they're doing better than anyone else right now.
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The video platform is doing better than many other social networking sites, but misinformation abounds.
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In fact, the New York Times was doing better than a lot of other places.
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Despite the perception, the neighborhood is doing better than it was a decade ago, Motley said.
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"It's pretty speculative right now to say what women are doing better than men," she said.
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If so, you're doing better than me… but here's what Walker says about how AppSync works.
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But no matter their party, Americans think they're personally doing better than everybody else around them.
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In fact, there's one group in the US that's actually doing better than ever: the rich.
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"Looking at investment and construction orders, the local economy seems to be doing better than expected."
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India and China are doing better than expected, possibly offsetting an increase in US pollution. 29.
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The new research also notes that Target's Shipt could be doing better than its estimates indicate.
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They are doing better than I could have hoped — they have their mother's resilience and spirit.
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But Kudlow also dinged Beijing, crowing that the US is doing better than the rival superpower.
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She advises Axe to take solace in simply doing better than, rather than destroying, his nemesis.
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We are in a constant battle to determine what they are doing better than we are.
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"They've got a capitalist system, and they're doing better than us on providing opportunity," Walker said.
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Put another way, Scott has been doing better than the fundamentals has suggested he would do.
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" She said she doesn't regret her actions, adding: "In some ways, I'm doing better than ever.
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Although some states are doing better than others, the general pattern is replicated across the map.
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And sure, while Johnson is doing better than recent third-party runs, that success is relative.
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The first is that Yang's doing better than expected, consistently getting at least 1% in national polling.
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In the mid-1970s India's southern states were doing better than northern ones at controlling population growth.
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I would guess that Target's brands so far are doing better than the company thought they would.
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For Germans in the southern states are doing better than those in northern ones (see chart 1).
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I think I'm doing better than that, and so far, you know, I'm really on my way.
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"People should ask if we're doing better than we were doing eight years ago," Ms. Soliday said.
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"Both of those things seem to predict the American dream — doing better than your parents," Buttrick said.
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But in China, Warcraft isn't just doing better than it did in the U.S.—it's breaking records.
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"I think I'm doing better than that, and so far, you know, I'm really on my way."
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Since then, the amusement parks are doing better than ever with nine straight years of record revenue.
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So why try to destroy this successful program, which is in important respects doing better than ever?
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Blacks, by contrast, have seen themselves doing better than expected and closing the economic and social gap.
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And while the U.S. economy is doing better than almost anyone else's, we're definitely not immune to contagion.
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Or at least a sign of them doing better than they were at the start of the season.
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" Arrow Electronics: "I think Arrow is doing better than Avnet, frankly, and I want to buy the stock.
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In my case, I found a younger, hungrier cook right away, and we are doing better than ever.
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Klobuchar did little during a previous debate to hide her resentment that Buttigieg is doing better than she.
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I feel this pressure to keep up appearances, make it seem like I'm doing better than I am.
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Today, as Oscar season approaches, it's doing better than ever, even as the movie scene gets increasingly crowded.
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And even though she's solo, the 20-year-old is doing better than fine — she's sorta killing it.
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The thing about these economic numbers, a rising tide is that (INAUDIBLE), Americans are doing better than ever.
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Worse yet, I'd simply cut them off when it seemed like they were doing better than I was.
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And the UAE is doing better than many countries in the region when it comes to gender equality.
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It is true that in terms of people per House seat, Californians are doing better than smaller states.
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New data from Bankrate, however, shows that millennials as a whole are doing better than you may expect.
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Is it that you are doing better than your parents because you're getting more transfers from the government?
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Still, his village, Fuentecambrón, is doing better than neighboring Cenegro, which lost its last resident three years ago.
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"He was never in trouble, and he always seemed to be doing better than everyone else," said Capt.
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Many restaurateurs mythologize their cuisines and pretend to be doing better than they are, to stir up interest.
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She had family back in Hunan who, thanks to government resettlement subsidies, were doing better than she was.
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But in light of the market's plummet in December, they are still doing better than some analysts predicted.
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While Cramer suspects that many companies are doing better than expected after the post-election rally, Cramer isn't naive.
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However, certain types of podcasts are doing better than others when in comes to raking in the ad dollars.
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"I never thought I'd say this, but the truth is UPS [has] been doing better than FedEx, " Cramer said.
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Australia is doing better than Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development averages for life expectancy and infant mortality.
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Another sign of market health is that the average stock is doing better than the market-cap weighted indices.
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AT&T is doing better than it used to, and currently holds the lead, but that's pretty much all.
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"It's an unusual situation, but from what I can see they're probably doing better than me, actually," he says.
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It had the 49th worst infant mortality rate in the United States in 2005, doing better than only Mississippi.
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I'm doing better than a lot of the people that did time, got out, and went right back in.
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That could explain why Senate Republican candidates in states with large Hispanic populations are doing better than expected. Sen.
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The first is to find a group of friends or business colleagues who are "doing better" than you are.
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"We're doing better than we thought it might have been, but still dealing with a lot of flooding," Gov.
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That conversion happens when the company is doing better than expected, since it increases the return for the lender.
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Now, a couple weeks into the thick of the pandemic, Addo is doing better than when the outbreak began.
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Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas told the firm's clients the Model 22 production ramp is doing better than he expected.
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They might then find that people currently on the drug are doing better than people not on the drug.
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If you do, you're doing better than the rest of us, because most of us just don't have it.
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This has allowed OPOs to manipulate records to make it appear that they were doing better than they were.
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" Jeff Blackburn said, "In terms of conducting eyewitness identification, Texas is doing better than any state in the Union.
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My serve is a little playing catch-up, but it's doing better than I could have hoped, to be honest.
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But hey, at least both the DCEU and the MCU are doing better than 20th Century Fox's X-Men franchise.
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Candidates are using science-tested methods to motivate the masses -- and some campaigns seem to be doing better than others.
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"If Earl and I split shifts at a convenience store, we'd be doing better than all of this," Huyffer says.
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And the fact that it's getting a full season released at once means it's already doing better than Studio 60.
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In Lang's perspective, the recent strength in retail suggests that the U.S. economy could be doing better than many think.
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That said, top law school graduates at major firms are doing better than ever — and making more money than ever.
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It seems The Get Down Brothers will be a solidified act and Mylene's music career is doing better than ever.
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"I'm doing better than I did on Sunday, because I was in a lot, a lot of pain," LaDerihanna said.
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" Trump celebrated Labor Day on Monday with a tweet saying, "The Worker in America is doing better than ever before.
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But you may be doing better than you think or believe — you just have to pay attention to the signs.
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But there is one thing millennials are doing better than their parents when it comes to money: talking about it.
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Industry watchers say Lupin, which specializes in oral contraceptives and drugs for diabetes and hypertension, is doing better than most.
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Well, this week we obtained leaked Postmates financials that suggest the company may be doing better than everyone thought. 7.
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"There's a long way to go yet, but I'm happy and doing better than in the past here," he said.
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Two relatively new private prisons have contracts that give them bonuses for doing better than government prisons at cutting recidivism.
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The stereotype about boys doing better than girls in math simply isn't true — except in mostly rich, white, suburban areas.
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But the other Democratic presidential candidates might take some solace in the fact that they're doing better than Wayne Messam.
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But the economy is doing better than it's been in nearly 20 years, and people seem pretty happy about it.
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But some American cities are doing better than others in the race to meet the needs of the future economy.
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While the stores may no longer be exciting, they're doing better than most other mall storefronts, analysts told BuzzFeed News.
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He is also doing better than expected among young voters who do not appear to be enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy.
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" Trump also touted the economy Monday, saying "Our country is doing better than ever before with unemployment setting record lows.
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While ultimately the parties didn't end up closing on that deal, Thorpe says his business is doing better than ever.
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The US stock market is doing better than most, but it is also down since the start of the year.
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He's not here today because he's probably not as wordy as me, but I do think we're doing better than most.
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"We may be doing better than other countries on volunteering, but we haven't done as well as we could," says Rowe.
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It just means that tech is doing better than any other industry that women work in (that is just beyond depressing).
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He says he's doing better than before and has been able to hold down a job, but his depression has returned.
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A derivation of this theory is further explored in the meme, Have you ever met a hater doing better than you?
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South Korea's growth relies heavily on private consumption as exports are still weak, although shipments are doing better than last year.
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Polls of hypothetical matchups between Democratic and Republican presidential contenders have shown Sanders doing better than Clinton against the GOP field.
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In the present day, the Pearson matriarch is seemingly doing better than previous seasons thanks to becoming a grandmother once again.
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Over three years later, he said that, while Simms is doing better than before, she continues to struggle from the experience.
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"We should be interested in that variation, and understand why some states are doing better than others," Harper said by email.
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Quite frankly, I think all of our restaurants around the world are doing better than ever before because of that review.
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I took a look at one big question: Why are other countries doing better than the United States with the coronavirus?
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Meanwhile, big corporations are doing better than ever — in particular, tech companies who seem mostly unfazed by the threat of regulation.
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Clinton, has been doing better than the company had expected, according to financial records that the government mistakenly released this summer.
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To counteract the Democrats larger advantage with women, Republicans would need to be doing better than they did two years ago.
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I THINK WITH THE ECONOMY DOING BETTER THAN I THOUGHT, EARNINGS DOING BETTER, I DON'T THINK THE MARKET HAS 200% RISK.
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All told, they're doing better than their baseline in 22016% of the special state and federal elections so far this cycle.
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Contrary to what some index proponents say, there is nothing random about doing better than the market average over the long term.
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The fact that industrials like Caterpillar and Cummins are also doing well suggested that the economy is doing better than most realize.
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Just take a look at business: We see more women on boards, and those boards and companies are doing better than ever.
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This is a quote about you, the reason you're doing better than Bill de Blasio, but I think that's a low bar.
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Nonetheless, it's hard to argue with Wayne's general point that Cash Money and he were doing better than it might have looked.
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Czech banks were largely unscathed in the global financial crisis that started a decade ago, doing better than their western parent groups.
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"All the liars are calling me one / Nobody's heard from me for months / I'm doing better than I ever was," she continues.
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From solar to wind to geothermal energy, the renewables industry is withstanding Trump—and in some cases, it's doing better than ever.
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Based on the most recent state unemployment data, most swing states are doing better than the national average 4.9 percent jobless rate.
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If millennials are overall thinking they're doing better than their peers, the situation on the ground may be better than we believe.
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As of last week, munis were doing better than other fixed income assets, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML)indices.
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A decent income and home, doing better than one's parents, and retiring in comfort are all hallmarks of a middle-class lifestyle.
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The economy is going to be, I think actually very strong but the economy, I think they're doing better than people understand.
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The group says some states are doing better than others at simply assembling data to help policymakers understand the needs of business.
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She has plied Mr. Trump with data from the committee's polling, assuring him that he is doing better than public surveys suggest.
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Especially hard, by the way, in Silicon Valley with all these headlines of companies that seemingly are doing better than you are.
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The next time you miss a deadline, take comfort in the fact that you're almost certainly doing better than Cleveland Mark Blakemore.
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Today, Morgan is 23, and while she has the cognitive abilities of a 5-year-old, she is doing better than years before.
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"James and Natalie are probably doing better than Jackie and I are, but I think that has always been the case," he says.
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Most are doing better than when they first came into the emergency room, but the majority continue to have some level of disability.
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Ultimately, companies may have seen these declines coming and shifted business to accommodate, which is why they are doing better than most though.
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For whatever reason, the Quinnipiac polls consistently show Mr. Trump doing better than NBC/Marist polls do, even though they appear fundamentally similar.
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Considering the markets more broadly, he anticipates American stocks outperforming their European peers, with British stocks doing better than ones on the Continent.
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In other words, while we appear to be doing better than we were a few years ago, we're still lagging behind our peers.
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But he did brag that America was doing better than the rest of the world in fighting the root cause of climate change.
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Russia is doing better than Trump's America at limiting the onset of the coronavirus -- if the figures that Moscow have released are accurate.
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We're doing better than the national average, but still grapple with a turnover rate that would be considered egregious in any other industry.
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I thought Neil seemed to be doing better than he had in the Air Force, as though he had found his purpose again.
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They're doing better than ever as they dive into planning their Hawaiian nuptials, which will be held at Haiku Mill in Maui on Jan.
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OF THE thousands of young men trying to make their fortunes in Mumbai, India's biggest city, Abdul Haq Ansari is doing better than most.
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"She's sincere; she's miserable at these people who are just fakes, are doing better than her and everything she's putting into it," he said.
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The thing that surprised me is that the markets we launched are actually doing better than the markets we launched four, five years ago.
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One surprising thing about Britain's vote to leave the EU is that Britain's economy has been doing better than a lot of European countries.
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"The U.S. economy is doing better than most, but it's not on fire," said John Doyle, director of markets at Tempus Consulting in Washington.
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I wasn't even doing better than I normally do on PC when I play against other people who are using a mouse and keyboard.
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It's what we call "upward social comparisons"—our inclination to pay attention to the "top," to those who are doing better than we are.
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When I think of the brick-and-mortar retailers that are doing better than Silicon Valley people might expect, it's a pretty short list.
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In the special elections held in the state so far, Democrats have had a difficult time doing better than Hillary Clinton did in 2016.
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Top law graduates are doing better than ever, while other law students have a steeper path to climb to earn that type of money.
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I mean, we're doing better than we ever have in this country in terms of insuring children and making sure they get health insurance.
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We've got to recognize that a 30-year-old today, only half of them are doing better than their parents were at age 30.
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In absolute terms, they are still doing better than their black and Hispanic counterparts, with nine times the wealth and a higher median income.
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"Basically they targeted this people and they told them: 'Look, everybody else is doing better than you're doing — look at your plight,' " she said.
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However, Cramer noted that many cyclical industrial companies were already in great shape, and the American heavy industry could be doing better than many think.
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And doing better than the crowd in bad times is one of the most important things an investor can do to grow their nest egg.
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Maybe it's a delayed natural reaction from the halving – or maybe it's just a sign that Bitcoin is doing better than people think it is.
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There are risks ahead - some economic, some political - but for now the 22015 member states of the euro zone are doing better than many expected.
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So yes, it is statistically doing better than average, but there's an expectation — however fair or unfair — that the computers can and should be perfect.
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" Back in 2017 after Briskman was fired in wake of the viral photo, she told HuffPost that, "In some ways, I'm doing better than ever.
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The point is that Democrats should be doing better than they are at this midpoint, given the intensity of their distaste for President Donald Trump.
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If it's close as the vote rolls in and at midnight it's still not called, it's a sign Republicans are doing better than we expected.
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Your share might decline relative to other countries, but that's fine as long as your domestic indicators are doing better than they were last year.
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So where there are national labs or research institutes within those states, it's a pretty good bet that those will be doing better than average.
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Many of Mr. Weah's supporters had been proclaiming him the outright winner, and he appeared to be doing better than most political watchers had expected.
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The Singapore dollar, while it has also weakened, is also doing better than many peers, said Goh, who pointed to the island nation's monetary policy.
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Investors want to look through the transactions for trading signals, such as any indication that a particular retailer or product is doing better than expected.
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While owners of industry are not just doing better, but doing better than ever, the people whose hard work produces their profits are doing worse.
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This suggests that on this particular metric, the United States is doing better than peer countries at helping patients die in the settings they prefer.
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JPMorgan Chase also had strong growth in consumer and commercial lending when it reported, which indicated to Cramer that banks are doing better than most think.
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Apple is already doing better than Wall Street expected — and the possibility for more economic growth could drive it even higher, analysts told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Hell, even if you managed to draft a somewhat decent team over at our fantasy league partner Fantasizr, you're doing better than most of The Verge.
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"We have a pretty mixed picture here with Pepsi doing better than OK,, but then you have the restaurants, who are struggling," Tower Bridge's Ogg said.
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And something funny happened: I started getting letters telling me their kids were doing better than my one-on-one students — much better, in many cases.
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Among blacks, just 2202 percent of respondents said they were doing better than two years ago, compared to 2628 percent who said they were doing worse.
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So far Republicans are doing better than they did in 2012, but are still lagging with 33.9% of the early vote compared to 43.2% from Democrats.
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The vast majority of swing-state voters live in states where the economy is doing better than the national average, according to newly released government statistics.
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One of the politicians, a man named Jürgen Pohl, who was subsequently elected into Parliament, denounced the claim that Germany is doing "better than ever" economically.
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If we see a real downturn in the tech sector we could be in a situation where the U.S. economy is doing better than San Francisco's.
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We're much more concerned with is what we're doing better than everybody else, is our site faster, do we have fewer ads, do people like us.
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Companies like CrowdStrike, which provide services for business clients, have been doing better than companies like Uber and Lyft, which are more focused on the average consumer.
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He said most of them are doing better than when they first came into the emergency room, but the majority continue to have some level of disability.
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Even those who didn't become millionaires could, with sufficient personal effort, lead a socially and economically fulfilling life, with each generation doing better than the one before.
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A dose of stimulus might fool people into thinking the economy was doing better than it was, and so into working harder—but only for a while.
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In the real world, over the course of an actual campaign, Trump would end up doing better than that against any of the people on this list.
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"We know that the CA takeover is doing better than they expected, in part, because CA shared a ton of large enterprise customers with Broadcom," Cramer said.
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More than six in 22016 (250%) said Trump was doing better than they expected while just 250% said he was doing worse than they thought he would.
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Economists have puzzled over which to take more seriously, but the account said most Fed officials had concluded the economy was doing better than the data suggested.
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Among non-Hispanic whites age 25 and older who had completed less than four years of college, 53 percent said they were doing better than their parents.
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Unlike the soda industry, which has taken a hit on its sugary products as consumers have gotten more health-savvy, the candy industry is doing better than ever.
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Just last week, an analysis of over 2,500 reefs around the world identified 15 "bright spots," or ecosystems that stood out as doing better than they should be.
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Also, when we make this comparison and perceive others are doing better than we are (a so-called "upward comparison"), it is common for this to feel unpleasant.
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A much stronger-than-expected jobs report signals the economy is doing better than we thought, so investors pile into economically sensitive stocks like energy and industrial shares.
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McPherson said business travel bookings were doing better than expected right now, with January and February being ahead of budget and she expected the good momentum to continue.
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The first is that our low, low expectations for labour markets have blinded us to the fact that workers really ought to be doing better than they are.
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The president bragged before during a trip to North Carolina to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Florence on Wednesday that the economy was doing better than ever.
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Here are all the people like me, in the same business as me, and here are their best-performing tweets, which are currently doing better than my tweets.
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Commenting on these suits, Luthmann told the News that under Dana and Dominique the company was doing "better than ever," and that this family squabbling was a shame.
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With 15 nominations across Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu, the streaming services are doing better than broadcast TV this year, which earned 8 nods (NBC had 5, ABC 3).
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"At a time when the wealthiest are doing better than ever, to give the top 1 percent another advantage is an outrage," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said.
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"I think the president is always doing better than the media gives him credit for," said Penny Nance, who is on the advisory board for Women for Trump.
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Investors have fled the public market, more and more companies are teetering on the abyss, and surprisingly, some companies and even entire markets are doing better than ever.
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The CEO did take to his platform to lay out an argument for why Twitter is doing better than it looks, though without mentioning the activist investor directly.
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Below the surface, however, hitting that number is a tempestuous process, one that some teams, such as the Patriots and Falcons, have a history of doing better than others.
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But despite income support for those on low incomes, they have little chance of doing better than their parents, according to a study last year by France Strategie www.strategie.gouv.
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Another sign was the skyrocketing price of crude, which is crucial, in Cramer's perspective, as the market senses that global economy is doing better than what some investors believe.
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While not unhappy himself, he's plagued by a nagging sense that he should be doing better than he is — keeping up with successful high school classmates, climbing the ladder.
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After coming clean about the fact that he cheated on Brittany Cartwright, Jax Taylor is revealing how the couple worked through it — and why they're doing better than ever.
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Overall, opinion polls have been painting a confusing picture, with those conducted online tending to show "Leave" doing better than in those conducted by telephone - with a few exceptions.
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"It still should be the case of uneven performance of the economy, some segments are doing better than others," said Song Seng Wun, an economist for CIMB Private Banking.
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The sector that is causing all the pain is doing better than the rest of the sectors this year: In January, large-cap energy outperformed the as a whole.
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If you can read a sentence like "The wind off the river lifts his hair," for instance, without thinking of the current American President, you're doing better than me.
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But, if you avoid high-interest debt, are focused on increasing your income, and have clear goals and a plan to achieve them, you're doing better than you think.
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Analysts said the latest passenger data showed that the Dutch KLM airline was again doing better than Air France, with KLM and the smaller Transavia division flying fuller planes.
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So what should she do to boost America's economy, which is doing better than most of the world but is still falling far short of where it should be?
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The high support, he said, could be because delegates felt the economy was doing better than many outsiders believed and because they feared change less than some had predicted.
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While there have been reports about prestige cosmetics sales declining this past year, Kardashian West said her own companies, KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance, were doing better than ever.
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And really, he's doing better than Woodrow Wilson, his jaw is intact and everything's fine, unless you count a terrible attention deficit disorder and rampaging narcissism as mental issues.
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While there have been reports about prestige cosmetics sales declining this past year, Kardashian West, 39, said her companies KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance are doing better than ever.
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Companies buying massive amounts of their own shares may be a key reason why certain sectors are doing better than others in the nine-year bull market for stocks.
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The latest poll of ECB watchers comes on the heels of increased optimism that the euro zone economy, while still not performing strongly, is doing better than previously thought.
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In other words: whatever the public perception of Facebook as a company is, it seems that Facebook itself is doing better than ever, no matter how you crunch the numbers.
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PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta said in October that SodaStream, which it bought in 2018 for $3.2 billion, was doing better than it expected, particularly in western Europe, Japan and Canada.
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Chris Verrone, technical analyst at Strategas, said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch" that the average stock within the capitalization-weighted S&P 500 is doing better than the index itself.
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Patrick Murray, Monmouth University polling, director Turnout for both parties was significantly higher than in prior Florida gubernatorial primaries, with the "populist" candidate doing better than projected in both contests.
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RUBENSTEIN: The US is 'doing better than any other developed economy in the world' - Billionaire private-equity CEO David Rubenstein of The Carlyle Group is psyched about the US economy.
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Ah, the French, the nation-state equivalent of that friend from high school who always seems to be doing better than you and who your mom won't stop asking about.
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It's the last thing investors might expect to hear in a time of rising trade tensions, but stocks with more exposure to China are doing better than those without it.
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When you look at the cars that are-- and the car market that's out there, do you see in terms of technology any of them-- doing better-- than the other?
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Whether you're overpaying for dinner and flowers tonight or wallowing in your own singledom, you can at least take solace in the fact that you're doing better than these people.
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If they want to push the medium forward across technological, artistic, and narrative fronts, then we cannot simply pat them on the back for doing better than they'd done before.
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"Does Tom Steyer have real momentum or just a ton of money?" by Evan Halper On the campaign bus with a candidate doing better than people expected in South Carolina.
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They&aposre also doing better than previous generations in certain areas: They&aposre more optimistic about money than Gen X and more open to talking about it than baby boomers.
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"This company has a history of doing better than expectations and surprising people," said Daniel Morgan, Senior Portfolio Manager at Synovus Trust Company, which holds over 220 million shares of Apple.
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Early investor in CropX, Arama Kukutai, a Partner with Finistere Ventures and a lifelong farmer himself, said the company is doing better than he expected it would at this early stage.
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In some aspects they're doing better than many of their wild counterparts, like the bumblebee, despite dramatic long-term declines in the United States and a mysterious disorder that has waned.
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The good news: 27 of 32 brands ranked in the survey showed an improvement in quality, with the Big Three brands doing better than import brands for a second straight year.
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Clinton's campaign has been running ads suggesting she's the only candidate who can stop the GOP, while Sanders has responded by saying early polls show him doing better than she would.
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There is also a question as to whether U.S. crude exports to Asia should in fact be doing better than they already are, especially given the price advantage they currently enjoy.
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For Bernie Sanders's supporters, one source of frustration in the recent round of primaries is the peculiar fact that his campaign's agenda seems to be doing better than the candidate himself.
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WeWork is hoping to raise $3 billion to $4 billion, but it's not telling investors basic information about its business, such as whether established locations are doing better than newer ones.
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"I'm worried he won't get a lot of his program through, but offsetting that is the economy doing better than I originally thought," Wien told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Friday.
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"Contrary to the worries on Wall Street, PVH is actually doing better than expected across all of its businesses, whether you go by brand or by geography," he said, recapping the announcement.
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That said, even if Apple Watch is just the "billion dollar business" that Apple has said it is, it's still doing better than many of its wearable tech competitors at the moment.
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Yet Froome, who tweeted a video of himself back home last week pedaling with one leg on an exercise bike, is doing better than anyone had expected in his rehabilitation, Brailsford reported.
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While the data may show airlines doing better than ever, Headley admits the industry has a long way to go when it comes to changing the perception that flying is not enjoyable.
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Years have passed since, and with business and my marriage doing better than ever before, I've realized that it is possible to run a successful company and not be miserable doing it.
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The mother of two does not regret her decision — as she told HuffPost "In some ways, I'm doing better than ever" — but financially, Briskman must deal with the reality of being unemployed.
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While speaking about how the media is doing better than ever thanks to his presidency, he listed a number of Democratic candidates he felt were inadequate to replace him in news coverage.
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"You try prying loose [coverage] from people who are doing better than they would be under this shift," said Tom Miller, a health-care expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Rachael: I knew was doing better than Ryan, and after realizing that I wasn't even going to come close to being good at this class, being better than him was all I had.
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Although Barnett is doing better than ever career-wise, a deep-seated malaise still courses through Tell Me How You Really Feel, manifesting in a brutal lyrical honesty that verges on the masochistic.
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But because Clinton is so historically unpopular, and because the third-party candidates are doing better than usual this year, Trump may be able to win with only 45 percent of the vote.
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Mr. Emanuel of UBS said that energy, chemical and mining companies and heavy machinery makers were getting a hand from China's economy, which is doing better than investors expected a few months ago.
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While engineers work out the gaping holes in driverless technology, let's remind ourselves that ordinary humans are doing better than pretty well at navigating some 3.2 trillion miles of America's roads every year.
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Think of it this way: Income inequality has soared in recent decades, with the wealthy pulling away from everyone else and the upper-middle-class doing better than the working class or poor.
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As with yesterday, e-commerce "giants" with over $1 billion in sales annually were doing better than smaller sites: they had more smartphone sales, and 66% conversions on browsers on smartphones, Adobe said.
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And we see the market as turned upside down, where the cheap stocks aren't doing as well as the expensive ones and the poor earnings stocks are doing better than the good earnings stocks.
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Companies are doing better than USSF because from Wall Street to Silicon Valley, executives at least openly acknowledge that equal pay attracts more talented women and makes companies look and perform better than rivals.
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But his concerns are downplayed by a politician or racial justice activist, who instead points out that at least he's doing better than black and brown folks if you look at broad socioeconomic measures.
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Battery life is the most important feature a phone has, and until Apple puts real effort into doing better than incremental gains you can expect typical iPhone performance followed closely by typical iPhone deterioration.
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Unlike in the rest of France, where villages are emptying out due to urban migration, here, whitewashed split-timber hamlets dot the velvety mountainsides, and close, intergenerational family networks are doing better than most.
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And the person who is not working at all and has no intention of working at all is making more money and doing better than the person that's working his and her ass off.
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He said that the BBC needs to "go further and faster on issues of gender and diversity," but insisted that the broadcaster is doing better than many of its peers in the media industry.
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Consulting firm Accenture's annual diversity report shows the company is doing better than most others in the tech industry, but one of its chief executives says the company still has a long way to go.
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At least nine women, including the prominent porn actors Stoya and Joanna Angel, said in 2015 that fellow performer James Deen sexually assaulted or abused them, yet "he is doing better than ever," Benz said.
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But if a new report is to be believed, the Apple Watch is not only a success, but it's doing better than any other smartwatch on the market — at least in terms of market presence.
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So, yes, the US, the world's richest and largest economy, with the world's leading technologies and institutions of higher learning, is doing better than a large bunch of countries when it comes to the SDG.
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Polls show Biden doing better than Warren in a number of battleground states where GOP senators have to defend — Arizona and North Carolina spring to mind — and Democrats could ride those coattails to wins there.
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He's not trying to relate to people in the middle of the country who don't have access to Whole Foods; he often brags to them about his wealth and how he's doing better than elites.
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That Beauty and the Beast is doing better than Captain America: Civil War is no small feat, considering the Marvel movie opened to $179.1 million last May and went on to rake in $1.1 billion worldwide.
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"There are certain areas where I feel, at times, I might understand the intricacies of what the code is doing better than Game Freak does, and those kinds of moments are among the best," he admits.
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If he can't expand his base, Sanders can tout all the polls he wants that show him doing better than Clinton in hypothetical head-to-head contests with Republicans, but he won't be the Democratic nominee.
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But recent data showed the U.S. economy may be doing better than expected, and a PMI survey due later on Tuesday from the United States is expected to suggest U.S. manufacturing continued to expand in July.
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Mr. Trump is such an unusual candidate that he makes it difficult to interpret any data, but there are a couple of indicators that Mr. Trump may be doing better than polls suggest in some states.
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"While worries over Italy may have subsided somewhat, the bottom line is that the U.S. economy is doing better than its European peers, and this will continue to weigh on the euro," Kadota at Barclays said.
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Le Maire also acknowledged that Frankfurt, Germany's financial center, was doing better than France in attracting financial business from London, whose previously undisputed status as Europe's financial center was thrown into question by the Brexit vote.
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Indeed, when you line up the different candidates by their name recognition in Iowa, New Hampshire and nationally, you see that Biden is actually doing better than expected given his name recognition in all three contests.
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Whether you are feeling bad because you think your peers are doing better than you, or you are building yourself up based on their failures, both are unproductive and have the potential to be self-destructive.
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The newspaper did not mention that by the late 1950s, North Korea was beginning to recover from its war with the United States, and doing better than China, where a devastating famine was sweeping rural areas.
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This is a pattern you can trace back to ancient Greece, so it's not a surprise that wealthier people in the West, who are doing better than they've ever done before, are feeling way more demophobic.
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"People are so sure that marriage makes people happier and healthier, because there are so many studies in which the currently married people are doing better than the others," DePaulo pointed out in her talk (emphasis ours).
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Compared with other pious citizens, the Mormons are not tempted by Donald Trump, and their heartland, Utah, is the only state where a third candidate has a chance of doing better than both him and Hillary Clinton.
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Whitbread, which will open two more hotels in Germany this year, said its Frankfurt hotel is performing well and its second German hotel in Hamburg, which has been open for three months, is doing better than expected.
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Clinton may have been seen as doing better than initially expected, helping to lift risk-sensitive currencies and assets that had retreated ahead of the debate, said Jesper Bargmann, head of trading for Nordea Bank in Singapore.
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Hargreaves Lansdown analysts said JD Sports appeared to be doing better than its rival by focusing on quality, promoting well-known sports brands rather than pushing lower-cost own-brand goods once shoppers are through the door.
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House Democrats are also doing considerably better than in 2014 when they won among women by 4 points, and Democrats this year are doing better than Clinton did in 2016 when she won women by 13 points.
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"What we need to start doing better than ever is breaking down the stereotypes of who typically gets these jobs," Mr. Meyer, the founder of Union Square Hospitality Group, said during a recent panel discussion in Washington.
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Though the sales pace is still half as fast as the typical home, sales of large homes are doing better than they did last year, with the number of days on market down four percent, according to realtor.com.
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There's something comforting in the knowledge that even though I'm not the best at life, I'm at least doing better than the guy on YouTube who thought lighting a firework attached to his dick was a good idea.
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If the working poor are doing better than the nonworking poor, which is the case, it's not so much because of their jobs per se, but because their employment status provides them access to desperately needed government help.
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He&aposs responsible for continue it growing but let&aposs keep in mind that with trillion-dollar deficits and reduced taxation and a low interest rate environment, we should be doing better than a two-handle right now.
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SUZELLA PALMER, UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRECriminologist specializing in ethnicity Most ethnic groups have found that, since moving to Britain, generations have worked their way up and out of poorer areas, and they end up doing better than their parents.
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Third-party candidate Gary Johnson, the Libertarian from New Mexico, is doing better than most minor party candidates do at this point in a presidential election — he's currently pulling about 8 percent of the vote in national polls.
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The latest Reuters poll comes on the heels of increasing optimism that the euro zone economy, while still not performing strongly, is doing better than many had expected at this point, even if it is not generating any inflation.
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While the company's stock has trended slightly upward over the years, and has generally been doing better than it was six years ago, any individual stock can over- or under-perform and past returns do not predict future results.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if there was a rate hike in September because the economy in general is doing better than what most people had feared," said Todd Morgan, chairman at Bel Air Investment Advisors in Los Angeles, California.
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But if Democrats end up doing better than expected — and unexpectedly find themselves in a position to pass legislation — then there's the possibility that the lack of proper preparation could turn Clinton's first year into a big missed opportunity.
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"The asset prices have dropped in the past few years due to fear of oversupply and competition from e-commerce, but we found out local consumption and operating environment are actually doing better than we originally expected," Chen said.
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Susan Crockford, a Canadian zoologist and regular contributor to the conservative-run think tank The Heartland Institute, told Motherboard at a recent conference in Washington, DC that polar bears are actually "doing better" than they were 50 years ago.
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But on other yardsticks, the awards can seem high Citi may be doing better than in the past, but its return on equity, a metric that shows a bank's return on its capital, was only 603 percent last year.
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Travel review website TripAdvisor has published its list of the world's best fine-dining restaurants, with European eateries doing better than those in the U.S. France, Spain, the U.K. and Italy each have three entries in the list of 25 restaurants.
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"While worries over Italy may have subsided somewhat, the bottom line is that the U.S. economy is doing better than its European peers, and this will continue to weigh on the euro," said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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It just doesn't jibe with all the quantitative evidence from surveys of Trump voters, and it doesn't explain why this seemingly economic-driven revolt is coming at a time when the economy is doing better than it's done in a decade.
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The core dollar store shoppers seem to be doing better than their higher-income counterparts, helped by rising employment, wage gains and as they are not impacted by stock market volatility, Brian Yarbrough, consumer discretionary analyst for Edward Jones, said.
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"I think initially as people see the economy doing better than expected, some of the bearishness of global stagnation, of negative yields across the globe, will go away and I think it's going to force people into equities," said Paulsen.
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A Gallup survey last year found that, on average, only 15% of workers around the world felt fully engaged with their jobs, although America was doing better than most, with a 34% level of engagement compared with 10% in western Europe.
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Vance notes that while Ohio cities like Columbus are doing better than rustier belted areas like his hometown of Middleton, he believes there can be a lot of "downstream ripple effects" to having strong urban anchor cities with growing entrepreneurial ecosystems.
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I have heard this time and time again, that people who were skeptical about taking in an older pet because they were worried about losing them in a short time, they say that the dogs are doing better than ever.
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This is where you draw the line if you're interested not in absolute wealth but in the trajectory of wealth — not whether you have a yacht docked in St. Bart's, but whether you're doing better than you were five years ago.
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As you can see here, mortality for middle-aged black people converged with mortality for middle-aged white people with low levels of education in the late 2000s (though the white population overall is still doing better than African Americans).
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"Definitely the better-than-expected job numbers are really what the catalyst was, which (made) people fear the economy is going to overheat, or is doing better than everyone thinks, and interest rates are going to go up faster," he said.
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The study, published in the Personality and Social Psychology Journal, indicated that the freshman felt that their peers were doing better than they were socially, and it had an effect on their sense of well-being beyond just feeling a little left out.
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The actor, who revealed in October that he had completed a 40-day stay at a treatment center for his battle with alcoholism, officially marked one year of being sober on Thursday — and according to a source, he's doing better than ever.
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If you worked hard, respected your place in the social hierarchy, and conformed to community standards, you could expect to get a decent job, have the satisfaction of doing better than your own parents, and see your own kids do better than you.
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Details: While upper-middle class families are still doing better than middle- and lower-class families, the data shows this demographic is taking out bigger and costlier loans, per Bloomberg, with the bulk of lending going toward the cost of a home.
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"This market just keeps surprising us with companies that are doing better than anyone could've imagined, or at least their stocks were cheaper than we thought," Cramer said, "and that's a big reason why the bulls are running circles around" the bears.
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The nation's greenhouse gas emissions fell 29.1841 percent between 1990-2016, but the rate of decline has slowed in recent years; Rolf Lindahl of Greenpeace said Sweden was doing better than most but not enough in terms of phasing out fossil fuels.
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KERNEN: ARE YOU – BEING AN INDIVIDUAL THAT WILL SOMEHOW DO BETTER WITH NONCORRELATION TO OVERALL EQUITY MARKETS, ALTERNATIVES, PEOPLE NEED THOSE WHEN THE MARKET'S GOING UP, IS IT BITTERSWEET TO SEE ETFs DOING BETTER THAN WHAT YOU CAN DO IN PRIVATE EQUITY?
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"At a time when the deficit is out of control, wages are flat and the wealthiest are doing better than ever, to give the top 1 percent another advantage is an outrage and shows the Republicans' true colors," New York Democratic Sen.
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Where we — you and I are roughly probably the same generation, you are a little younger than I am — we are going to be the first generation of Americans to stop a tradition of generally every generation doing better than the one before.
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They're still facing some setbacks this fall and their twin failures on immigration and health care don't look much like a party able to tackle important subjects, but compared to the forecasts at the end of last year, the GOP was doing better than expected.
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In fact, Denton says, the company is doing better than it was last year: Readership has bounced back after falling off earlier in the year, and the company is generating more money than it did in 27, via advertising and e-commerce affiliate links.
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So far this year, it has consistently shown Mr. Kasich doing better than he has been in other polls — which raises the possibility that the most recent A.R.G. poll might be an outlier on top of a tendency to lean toward Mr. Kasich more generally.
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A better GDP report from the U.K. Thursday morning was one catalyst for the move higher in global rates, since it suggested that the U.K. economy was doing better than expected post-Brexit and the Bank of England may not need to ease further.
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"This business is all about trying to divine which companies are doing better than we think, so that we can pick the stocks that have the most potential to outperform the rest of the market and throw away the others," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Trump then told an Army colonel that his troops were getting better equipment than ever before after spending months lambasting the previous administration on military spending, and said to another interlocutor that the nation was doing better than ever in another tribute to his leadership.
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Noticing that Donald Trump performed quite a bit worse than Mitt Romney or John McCain in Texas even while doing better than them nationally, O'Rourke decided to take his chance in the 2018 cycle, launching a long-shot bid against widely disliked Texas Sen.
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" This could be evidence that Mr. Trump is doing better than the polls project, although it seems likely that Mr. Trump is such a dominant and divisive figure in the American psyche that even some Clinton supporters think of this as the "Trump-Clinton election.
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"I recognized that you can study and you can pick worthwhile stocks that might be doing better than the average stock and that can, indeed, augment your savings provided you do it right, have some edge and stay current on the company," Cramer said.
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So I wonder if one reason that African Americans are doing better than one might expect is because you actually have more integration and, for a period of time, there was a lot more attention on trying to right some of the historical wrong.
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"If you look at other forms of entertainment media, we're doing better than probably anybody else in the realm," said Thomas Schumacher, the president of Disney Theatrical Productions, whose current shows are "Aladdin" and "The Lion King" (with top prices of $228 and $225).
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Economists polled by Reuters generally think the world's sixth-largest economy will expand modestly during 2018, underperforming most of its peers but doing better than the gloomy predictions made around the time of the shock vote to quit the European Union in mid-2016.
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"The big takeaway from the major banks is that the group is doing better than we thought and even after this latest leg higher, many of these stocks remain dirt cheap and getting revalued higher almost every day since they reported," the "Mad Money" host said.
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That medicine tasted terrible, but I think it really helped us to re-evaluate what we needed to do—where we needed to go—and quite frankly I think all of our restaurants around the world are doing better than ever before because of that review.
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"At a time when the deficit is out of control, wages are flat, and the wealthiest are doing better than ever, to give the top one percent another advantage is an outrage and shows the Republicans' true colors," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
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BERLIN, May 31 (Reuters) - Germany's HDB construction association said on Wednesday the sector was doing better than expected at the beginning of the year and that it had raised its sales growth forecast for the full year to 6 percent in nominal terms from 5 percent previously.
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"People are really doing well, and they are doing better than they have in years," Trump told reporters before the speech "And to be honest, the tax cuts, not only have they worked, they are working much bigger and much faster than we ever thought possible."
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We were a consulting company, built the software on the side, didn't have any expectations for it, turned out it was doing better than our consulting business about a year and a half, two years later, so we ditched consulting and been doing software ever since.
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Private equity's current appeal rests not on whether it can repeat the absolute returns achieved in the past (which for the big firms were often said to be in excess of 20% annually) but on whether it has a plausible chance of doing better than today's lacklustre alternatives.
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As evidence of Sanders's working-class base, several of his supporters have pointed to a Reuters online polling data set that does indeed show him doing better than Clinton among white voters with low incomes and among voters who don't have college degrees — by a 37-30 margin.
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Read more:Walmart US CEO says half his store visits make him 'grumpy' — and he's turning up the heat on managersHe told a story about Walmart founder Sam Walton visiting a competing store that was a total mess and finding one aspect where it was doing better than Walmart.
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"At a time when the deficit is out of control, wages are flat and the wealthiest are doing better than ever, to give the top 1 percent another advantage is an outrage and shows the Republicans' true colors," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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Monero, the cryptocurrency criminals love for its focus on anonymity, is doing better than ever, a cybersecurity firm bought a $15 million quantum computer to see if it gives them a defensive edge, and researchers are advocating for encrypted voting technology to defend democratic systems and, let's face it, reduce drama.
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Lunch with her friend, Caroline, is gossip about their old neighborhood, where neither of them lives nor visits anymore, discussions about who has stuck around too long, who is doing better than expected, who is leaving for a job or school or the Mid-western city they grew up in.
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When the Google News results were analyzed the researchers found 14 Pokémon Go related car-crashes over the same time period, and in one of these cases the driver was so distracted they crashed their car into a tree (still doing better than that guy who rear-ended a cop though).
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Doing "better than me" could be about our babies growing up to be healthier, happier and more passionate about the things that matter to them — hard workers, yes, with the cash they need, sure, but also pioneers of a new paradigm that lets go of the all-too-elusive American dream.
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Here's how Larry Cohen, chair of the Sanders-founded nonprofit Our Revolution, put it to the Intercept last month: If Warren were doing better than Sanders and needed his delegates to put her over the top, there would be an argument that he should drop out and work with her.
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Insurers that sell policies to individuals and families are doing better financially than in the first two years of the A.C.A. They are also doing better than they were before the federal and state governments opened the marketplaces in 2014, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation report published on Monday.
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Now, they've had this uncertain future for a very long time, and they are doing better than newspapers in some other major cities just because of the unique nature of the New York City media market, but it was just a chance to make a jump, so I made the jump.
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Add these findings to a recent report from the Census Bureau showing a decline in the number of people in poverty and the percentage of people without health insurance, and it is clear that by almost every economic measure the country is doing better than it was just a few years ago.
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Chris Weston, chief market strategist at IG, said in a note on Monday that the Fed's message to markets is that the world is doing better than previously thought, and the "market seems to be warming to this view," as the debate on whether the hike will come in the June to September window continues.
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Down by almost a fifth against the dollar over the past year, sterling has proven more resilient since the start of October, helped by signs the economy is doing better than many economists had feared after June's vote to leave the EU and by hopes that Brexit could be softer than some had feared.
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All in all, Cramer learned three key things from looking at the group in its entirety: "Put simply, these names went higher largely because they were the only game in town, cash-heavy stocks of companies that are doing better than we thought that could grow in an era of slow growth," Cramer said.
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While I am not an apologist for the Obama Administration (though I'm certain some readers and/or viewers will insist I am), there are few metrics by which the economy is not doing better than it was at its peak in 2007, at the end of 2008, nor at the beginning of the Obama presidency, in early 2009.
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Get your head checked The 'Mad Money' wall of shame—CEOs destroying shareholder value "I recognized that you can study, and you can pick worthwhile stocks that might be doing better than the average stock and that can, indeed, augment your savings provided you do it right, have some edge and stay current on the company," Cramer said.
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Lindner said she thinks that, using conventional measures of improvement for veterans suffering trauma — the ability to stay clean and sober; keeping up with their case-manager appointments; reuniting with family; finding gainful employment, and so on — the veterans who have been working with the parrots are doing better than those who spend time working at the garden.
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But it's hard for a white college student to tell a guy whose wages have been cut three times in the last 10 years, who has fewer benefits than you do, who can't imagine his kids doing better than he did the way he was able to do better than his grandfather that he is privileged.
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While a generic Democratic candidate has been doing better than the Republican during all points of the 28 cycle, at the beginning of the year, 50% of independents said they would vote for the Democratic candidate and 35% the Republican -- a 15-point gap in CNN's February poll that has decreased to 3 points in May.
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Overall, people are doing better than they were a few years ago thanks to the economic recovery and job growth – 43 percent of those polled said their personal financial situation was excellent or good, up from 38 percent in 2011; another 39 percent said their situation was "only fair," up from 37 percent; and 17 percent said they were doing poorly, down from 24 percent.
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"These last few months have made clear that weakness in demand globally is a problem that can't be solved just by everyone looking to the United States," he told Bloomberg TV. S&P warns of Asia's corporate repayment riskUS 2016 presidential election race by numbersTrump sees clearer path to Republican nomination In many cases, Mr Lew insisted, real economies were doing better than financial markets thought.
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While all three of those aforementioned clubs are currently doing better than Los Rayados, consider this: After Monterrey's hugely embarrassing exit from the CONCACAF Champions League, the organization will now have to put all of its energy and attention on Liga MX. Injury problems have hurt the team in recent matches, but given a few more weeks, the highly-talented club will likely bounce back and gain some much-needed points.
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But his weakness in the Midwest is partially offset by the fact that he's doing better than Romney in a cluster of Southwestern states, including Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico: If the Republican nominee were Marco Rubio, the straightforward explanation would be that his ethnic background plus his embrace of comprehensive immigration reform was helping him outperform Romney in states with large Hispanic populations but was hurting him with Midwestern white working-class voters.
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It's entirely possible that those phones could have been largely made up of older, cheaper models like the iPhone 7, iPhone 8, or even the discontinued iPhone X, and not the newer (and more lucrative) iPhone XS and XR. The news may be a bit of a silver lining for those concerned about Apple's future, but even if US and Canada sales are doing better than ever, it's clear that Apple's global presence is going to be a far bigger factor of its success going forward.
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Now, you might think, that the fact that the guy who confidently embraces the term Democratic socialist, a term which we have been assured for decades is certain electoral death, is doing better than media darling Warren and is not far behind Mr. Electability himself Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Trump acknowledges Warren's rise in the polls, revives 'Pocahontas' slur MORE, would be fairly headline worthy.
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