Fuji's first lenses for the GFX system including a 21388793mm (21388792mm equivalent) F138879288791, a 32-64mm (25-51mm equivalent) F4, a 120mm (13887923mm equivalent) F4 Macro with optical image stabilization, a 110mm (87mm equivalent) F2, a 23mm (18mm equivalent) F4 and a 45mm (35mm equivalent) F2.8.
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This includes minister counselors (the equivalent of two-star generals), career ministers (the three-star equivalent), and career ambassadors (the four-star equivalent).
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The financing also includes $3 billion-equivalent of secured bonds, split between $2.43 billion and $1 billion-equivalent in euros, and $2.5 billion-equivalent of unsecured bonds, split between $1.8 billion and $23 million-equivalent in euros.
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The financing also includes US$3bn-equivalent of secured bonds split between US$2bn and US$1bn-equivalent in euros, and US$2.5bn-equivalent of unsecured bonds split between US$1.8bn and US$700m-equivalent in euros.
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Some £3.3bn-equivalent of the original £8.4bn-equivalent issued is still outstanding.
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Hochschild said its first-half had the second highest attributable production in the company's history with 245,325 gold equivalent ounces or 19.9 million silver equivalent ounces, compared with 256,939 gold equivalent ounces or 20.8 million silver equivalent ounces last year.
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The financing also includes $3 billion-equivalent of secured bonds split between $2 billion and $1 billion-equivalent in euros, and $2.5 billion-equivalent of unsecured bonds split between $1.8 billion and $700 million-equivalent in euros, the sources said.
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It would give the viewers a word equivalent but not what's known as the message equivalent.
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UK institutions issued 13bn-equivalent in 2015 and another 7.3bn-equivalent year-to-date, according to IFR data.
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Kimono's pieces will be available in sizes XXS (equivalent to size 0) to 4XL (equivalent to size 20).
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Similarly, EAGLE currently assumes that all golfers of equivalent skill will perform equally on holes of equivalent difficulty.
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They will be sized at US$1bn-equivalent for the 7.5NC3, and US$33m-equivalent for the 8NC3.
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For example, Flipkart (India's Amazon equivalent) and Ola (India's Uber equivalent) accept cash payments upon delivery or a completed transaction.
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This fear was reinforced by the recent hurricanes, which provided imagery equivalent to the danger, imagery equivalent to nuclear disaster.
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It includes an 8-megapixel 16mm-equivalent wide-angle module, a 26mm-equivalent camera using Sony's dominant 48-megapixel IMX586 sensor, a 13-megapixel camera with an 83mm-equivalent telephoto lens, and a 2-megapixel monochrome sensor.
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This could give an $8 billion-equivalent loan financing, including a revolving credit of $500 million-$1 billion, and a potential split of $3 billion-equivalent secured bonds and $3 billion-equivalent of unsecured bonds, the sources said.
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Hochschild last month set a 2019 production target of 457,000 gold equivalent ounces and 37 million silver equivalent ounces, excluding Arcata.
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Quarterly production rose to 5.1 million barrels of oil equivalent, compared to 3.8 million barrels of oil equivalent a year earlier.
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One camera is a standard wide angle lens (28mm equivalent) and the other is more for zoomed-in portraits (56mm equivalent).
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The mayor quickly retreated on several issues, notably promising evicted residents an apartment of equivalent value, and not only equivalent size.
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The financing comprises £3.8bn-equivalent of loans including a seven-year term loan B1, split between a euro-equivalent £26.5m tranche and a US dollar-equivalent £2300m tranche, paying an initial 230bp over Euribor and 225bp over Libor, respectively.
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The RX0 II has a (35mm equivalent) field of view of 24mm, where as a GoPro has a much wider 15mm equivalent.
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The miner raised its full-year production target to 520,000 gold equivalent ounces from a prior forecast of 514,000 gold equivalent ounces.
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The successful bidder is expected to be able to tap into debt financings comprising as much as €3.5bn-equivalent of senior secured term loans, €1bn-equivalent of subordinated high yield bonds and €700m-equivalent of revolving credit facility, the sources said.
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The debt financing includes a US$8bn-equivalent term loan B, which is split between US$2.53bn and US$2.5bn-equivalent in euros.
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The CCC (1.2 million full-time equivalent students) serves over 10 times as many students as the UC (254,000 full-time equivalent students).
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Hochschild said it expected attributable production to rise marginally to 514,000 gold-equivalent ounces this year from 513,598 gold equivalent ounces in 2017.
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It's the credit card equivalent of driving a Ferrari, just as having the latest iPhone is the phone equivalent of driving a Ferrari.
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There's a 48-megapixel main camera, an ultra-wide camera (equivalent to a 16mm lens), and a telephoto lens (equivalent to a 160mm lens).
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The deal consists of a $8 billion-equivalent term loan B (TLB), which is split between $5.5 billion and $4.53 billion-equivalent in euros.
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Deals awaiting syndication include a £1.387bn-equivalent financing for car auctioneer BCA Marketplace, £3.8bn-equivalent of loans for UK theme park and attraction operator Merlin Entertainments and US$3bn-equivalent of debt financing to back Bain Capital's potential acquisition of WPP's data analytics division Kantar.
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Hochschild also cut its full-year all-in sustaining cost target to $940-$970 per gold equivalent ounce, from $960-$990 per gold equivalent ounce.
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There are also US$500m-equivalent of eight-year second-lien facilities, comprising a US$250m facility and a US$250m-equivalent euro-denominated facility.
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Its coal demand should decrease slightly to 3373 billion tonnes of coal equivalent by 4757, compared to 22021 billion tonnes of coal equivalent in 22005.
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Refinitiv's existing financing comprises US$21bn-equivalent of loans and US$20.84bn-equivalent of bonds and is one of the largest-ever leveraged debt deals.
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He explained the crystals have a whopping three times the energy of an equivalent mass of buffalo milk, about four times the equivalent of cow's milk.
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The company also cut its full-year all-in sustaining cost target to $940-$970 per gold equivalent ounce, from $960-$990 per gold equivalent ounce.
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One of the lenses is equivalent to 28mm for wide angle shots (like a standard iPhone camera), while the other has a closer, 8493mm equivalent lens.
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"This implies that the monetary value of the consideration to be paid is the equivalent of 10.7 billion shillings (equivalent to approximately $105.4 million)," Equity said.
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N) for the assets, which have combined production of 25.25,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d)and 4.6 billion barrels of oil equivalent resources.
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You looked at a jacket and thought immediately of Palladio's symmetry: pocket-pocket is equivalent to window-window, a portico is equivalent to a jacket's opening.
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It wouldn't top the equivalent of $400 billion again until Reagan's first budget for fiscal year 1982, when the equivalent of $413 billion was spent on defense.
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Banks raised over 16.5bn-equivalent across euros, sterling and US dollars in the first week of 2015 and almost 18bn-equivalent in 2014, according to IFR data.
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Total energy sales reached 229.3 million tonnes of oil equivalent, unchanged from the previous year, while production declined 22 percent to 29.6 million tonnes of oil equivalent.
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In a recent report, Greenpeace suggested that the remaining original vegetation of the region contains a carbon store of equivalent to 13.7 gigatonnes of equivalent carbon dioxide.
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Those who drank more than two had decreased brain volume equivalent to two years of normal aging and lower memory scores by the equivalent of 11 years.
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Agar and Plantain have "estimated combined mid-case resources of 60 million barrels oil equivalent, with an upside case of 98 million barrels oil equivalent", Azinor said.
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Half a world away, the Australian Federal Police, the country's equivalent of the FBI, raided the offices of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, the country's equivalent of the BBC.
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So it was on the equivalent, if you went back 50 years, it was on the equivalent of the front page and reaching millions and millions of folks.
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By the new Billboard album chart, which counts 1,500 streams as one equivalent album sale, that means Pablo probably "sold" a ballpark 100-150k equivalent units week one.
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I think Amazon and Google have essentially, in terms of market cap, the equivalent of AT&T and Facebook has added the equivalent of two times Time Warner.
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About 1.41 million Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEU), which is one 20-foot-long cargo container or its equivalent, are expected to be handled by U.S. ports this month.
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In 2014-15 Commons caterers ordered confectionery and soft drinks containing 4.8 tonnes of sugar, equivalent to 1.2m sugar cubes, or 680 cubes per full-time equivalent staff member.
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In contrast, non-surgical major hospital admissions were tied to the equivalent of 1.4 years of aging, and strokes in particular incurred the equivalent of 13 years of aging.
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The US$220bn loan comprises a US$22018bn-equivalent, seven-year tranche and a US$400m-equivalent, four-year tranche following demand from some investors for shorter dated paper.
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Lead banks began marketing the US$8bn-equivalent in TLBs and a US$2.53bn-equivalent bridge loan to large institutional investors in late June, as previously reported by LPC.
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NTPC is raising up to US$783m-equivalent after completing a US$278m-equivalent 275-year Samurai loan in April that attracted only one Japanese bank in general syndication.
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Those bets are equivalent to 15% of Tesla's float, while short bets against Virgin Galactic are equivalent to 31% of that company's stock float, up from 7% in November.
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The ministry eventually settled on 35 rem, or roentgen equivalent man, a unit of radiation dose equivalent, which determines the maximum acceptable risk level before human health is impaired.
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The company, which operates three mines in southern Peru and one in southern Argentina, raised its full-year production target to 520,000 gold equivalent ounces from 514,000 gold equivalent ounces.
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"The interest rate of the operation was closed with Libor +235, which is equivalent, at the close of the operation, to an equivalent fixed rate of 4.15%, " the statement said.
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After games and social media, most of Tencent's other businesses are in digital content, including Spotify equivalent Tencent Music and YouTube equivalent Tencent Video, which also makes its own dramas.
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Nestle completed its annual loan renewal in October and agreed a new €6.5bn-equivalent short-term facility and a one-year extension of an existing €4.5bn-equivalent five-year facility.
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The company, which also operates in Chile and Argentina, said it expected attributable production to rise to 514,000 gold-equivalent ounces this year from 513,598 gold equivalent ounces in 2017.
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That's based on advertising value equivalent or AVE, a measure relating to media coverage and the amount that would have cost the business had it spent money on equivalent advertising.
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"The interest rate of the operation was closed with Libor +235, which is equivalent, at the close of the operation, to an equivalent fixed rate of 4.15%," the statement said.
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The £4.93bn commitment from the three equity providers far outweighs £78m-equivalent commitments each from Barclays, HSBC, Mizuho and UniCredit, which reduced BAML and Deutsche Bank's commitments to £947.4m-equivalent each.
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Exxon said it added 4.5 billion oil-equivalent barrels of proved oil and gas reserves in 2018, bringing its total to 13 billion oil-equivalent barrels at the end of 2018.
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The investigation revealed that Mr. Trump received the equivalent today of at least $21953 million from his father's real estate empire, including the equivalent of $21968,21980 a year by age 3.
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There is also a €475m-equivalent zloty tranche that is slightly smaller than the €500m-equivalent initially guided but it closed in line with initial pricing guidance of 350bp over Wibor.
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Apple's equivalent estimate for Touch ID was one / 50,000.
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That's the equivalent of 37 years — in just two.
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" In international law, "may" is the equivalent of "can.
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Here, the pulse generator — the equivalent of a heart.
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It happens — the hunter's equivalent of a stolen bike.
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Under a constitutional amendment, the federal government is allowed to borrow new debt up to the equivalent of 0.35% of gross domestic product - equivalent to roughly 5-10 billion euros per year.
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The combined company will hold an estimated 723 million barrels of oil equivalent P50 reserves, with a 2015 joint production of approximately 122,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, the companies said.
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Under a constitutional amendment, the federal government is allowed to borrow new debt up to the equivalent of 0.35 percent of gross domestic product - equivalent to roughly 5-10 billion euros per year.
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Chesapeake's average daily production rose 0.5 percent to 530,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d), while average sales price rose 13.8 percent to $25.56 per barrel of oil equivalent per day.
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The portfolios were being sold via Bids Wanted In Competition (BWIC) auction processes, with bids due on ICG's €25m-equivalent portfolio on June 25.2 and on CSAM's €27m-equivalent portfolio on June 26.
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He does not see the equivalent, yet, at Delivery Hero.
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And until now, we've not really had a British equivalent.
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That's the equivalent of an extra working day per week.
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They are, Ms McCulloch argues, the digital equivalent of gestures.
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Ledger also won the equivalent Golden Globe for his performance.
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In Germany, the equivalent figure would be about 3,900 crowns.
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It was definitely the bodily fluid equivalent to our diet.
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That's roughly the equivalent of a cup of white rice.
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Home detention is the New Zealand equivalent of house arrest.
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This was equivalent to a satisfactory 7% return on equity.
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The French equivalent jumped by 56.4 percent to 58.5 euros.
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There's no equivalent photo database to use for domestic flights.
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" The case was dubbed "the male equivalent of Roe v.
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It afforded him an overdraft of the equivalent of €10,000.
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This is the equivalent of tossing him a lifesaving buoy.
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They currently hold the equivalent of $95 million (£75 million).
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Production was also up 35,000 barrels of oil equivalent internationally.
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That's roughly equivalent to the annual energy consumption of Denmark.
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This is basically Netflix's equivalent of a surprise album drop.
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Does he not know this is the equivalent of murder?
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The equivalent number in the pharma sector is just 29%.
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There is actually no women's equivalent to the "dadbod" phenomenon.
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They then created a "Mega Roll," equivalent to four rolls.
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It's like the casual game equivalent of an opioid blocker.
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Which is basically the emoticon equivalent of overusing exclamation marks.
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Together, their wealth is the equivalent of 17% of GDP.
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Canada's trade is equivalent to almost 65% of its economy.
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China's equivalent of the Gestapo might not appreciate this parallel.
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Is that the vampire equivalent of a family photo album?
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It was the digital equivalent of skimming from a casino.
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"They are not equivalent but neither is sufficiently fiscally responsible."
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We need the equivalent of Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for news!
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Neither can they be called the cryptocurrency equivalent of stocks.
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That's equivalent to taking 7 million cars off the road.
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In Brazzaville the cards sell for the equivalent of $1.75.
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Its French equivalent was at 68.75 euros, up 10.9 percent.
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You're the equivalent of a soldier going over to Vietnam.
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That's the equivalent of half a century in startup years.
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I think it's almost equivalent to sharing someone's nude [photos].
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It's the onscreen equivalent of a ten year old's sleepover.
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As in the equivalent of 2,000 years of engineering labor.
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But not, surely, at Spanish banking's equivalent of Real Madrid?
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Do you think SVRF could be the equivalent for VR?
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I don't know if there is a direct equivalent today.
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Driving bans are equivalent to an expropriation of business assets.
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In 2017, Puerto Rico filed for the equivalent of bankruptcy.
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These have complex grammars, equivalent to spoken tongues in expressiveness.
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That said, the laws in question are not quite equivalent.
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"The bachelorette equivalent of a hair flip," Chambers Hammer wrote.
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I went through the digital equivalent of a juice cleanse.
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The lengths are equivalent to 1.6 inch to 7 inches.
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It's the political equivalent of tearing off a bandage slowly.
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Think of this as LinkedIn's equivalent of Facebook's trending topics.
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SX94.8733E falling 294.873 percent and the Europe-wide banking equivalent .
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It's the marine equivalent of psychedelic mushrooms, if you will.
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That's the equivalent of 47,619 Ginsters Chicken and Mushroom Slices.
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He has been described as France's equivalent to Frank Sinatra.
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I can't think of an equivalent in any other sport.
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Basically, it's the app equivalent of a fashion fairy godmother.
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The page Gnarly Neoliberal Memes offers the equivalent on Facebook.
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Not in the desperate alleys of Manila's equivalent of favelas.
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Who is the equivalent of David Bowie of the 1940s?
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It was the musical equivalent of love at first sight.
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It is, in our view, the software equivalent of cancer.
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It could easily be equivalent to a month's food budget.
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That's equivalent to getting a 0 or a 1, randomly.
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Boxed wine is the adult equivalent of a juice box.
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Transport for London owns land equivalent to 16 Hyde Parks.
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It's also sort of the yacht equivalent of a convertible.
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It's the modern equivalent of borrowing a cup of sugar.
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GCHQ The UK's equivalent of the US' National Security Agency.
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Every theory about love has an equivalent for platonic relationships.
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Polar exploration was the Victorian equivalent of the space race.
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It only costs the equivalent of a single subway ride.
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It is the bird equivalent of nails on a chalkboard.
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The issue is equivalent to 11.4 percent of outstanding shares.
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Giuliani managed the equivalent of attempting a rhetorical triple axel.
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It's the policy equivalent of eliminating plastic straws at Starbucks.
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That was equivalent to annualised production of 24.0 million tonnes.
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It is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of Denmark.
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Is a mother with postpartum depression the equivalent a criminal?
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Next, EAGLE seeks to distinguish between golfers of equivalent OWGRs.
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"We make no representation that it's equivalent coverage," he said.
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We don't have a digital equivalent to this right now.
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On Android, meanwhile, the equivalent feature is called Wind Down.
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Sixteen million live on the equivalent of $8.60 a day.
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It is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of Denmark.
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Last Thursday, they recorded a water equivalent of 18.36 inches.
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But not every state has the equivalent of Northern Virginia.
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You find the equivalent of Donald Trump for the left.
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It's the underwater equivalent to a pie in the face.
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MIWD256PUS, and nearly 252% in its global emerging market equivalent. .
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But the equivalent of a Dellavedova — a reserve utility infielder?
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Instead, Riyadh unleashed the diplomatic equivalent of its nuclear arsenal.
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Later in April, the Senate overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan equivalent.
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Turkey's Vakifbank secured a syndicated loan equivalent to $1.3 billion.
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It's a deliberate exaggeration, the literary equivalent of fake news.
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So what's the gun policy equivalent of a seat belt?
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What Brexit is it's the political equivalent of climate change.
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That is equivalent to nearly a year of minimum wage.
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Consider it the professional equivalent to coloring outside the lines.
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This isn't the musical equivalent of working a desk job.
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I usually try to find the equivalent wherever I go.
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Richard Dawkins: It is the cultural equivalent of a gene.
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It's the literary equivalent of a pair of finger guns.
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That piece had 2700g of THC equivalent to 2100 joints!
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With her credentials, it was the bureaucratic equivalent of Siberia.
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THAT'S THE EQUIVALENT OF HITTING ONE RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE.
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The black hole's mass is equivalent to 6.5 billion suns.
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That is an equivalent 103% cash back on every purchase.
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She earned the civilian equivalent of the rank of captain.
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Target normally sells the equivalent of 36 rolls for $9.99.
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It's the transaction equivalent of the famous Alonzo Mourning GIF.
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I deem an eviction the civil equivalent of capital punishment.
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Gauchos were the South American equivalent of the American Cowboy.
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There is no defecatory equivalent of the inoffensive, neutral 'sex.
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Imported produce is also sometimes fresher than the domestic equivalent.
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It's the cinematic equivalent of an epic, ridiculous splash page.
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This guy is besieged by the equivalent of social media.
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One pound of fat is roughly equivalent to 3,500 calories.
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That's equivalent to about 5% of the global oil supply.
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It's still the equivalent of Canada's entire gross domestic product.
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An equivalent exercise with French rappers would be even tougher.
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That is equivalent to 430 hours, or nearly 18 days.
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Initially, she sold the bikinis for the equivalent of $213.
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There is no Indonesian equivalent of "Brokeback Mountain," she said.
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I ask you: where is your cell service provider's equivalent?
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It is the coaching equivalent of investing in distressed assets.
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That last camera is the equivalent of a 2256mm lens.
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The order is equivalent to a year's production, Draegerwerk said.
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The amount is equivalent to 15% of the UK's GDP.
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DeFi projects are the blockchain equivalent of traditional financial products.
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Zuheir's regular sandwich costs 3,000 Lebanese pounds, equivalent to $2.
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First, John's right, especially when you're talking about equivalent crimes.
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Russia's Amazon equivalent is Ozon, a platform which sells everything.
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That's equivalent to $1.3 billion today, taking inflation into account.
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Equivalent experiments examining brain tissue are not possible in people.
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That is pretty much equivalent to the government stimulus package.
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It's the equivalent of having shows on Christmas, or Thanksgiving.
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"Now we must find the moral equivalent of cold war."
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It's the fashion equivalent of reading books versus watching YouTube.
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He was paid the equivalent of more than $2 million.
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Classical Chinese medicine also contains no equivalent of menopausal syndrome.
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That is the equivalent of 4.4 million Olympic swimming pools.
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People prefer avoiding losses rather than locking in equivalent gains.
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The equivalent increase in Thailand was from 671 to 5,415.
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The billboard is the audio equivalent of a welcome mat.
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Offering includes 35.7m common shares and 1.25m convertible preferred equivalent.
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Campus discourse has become the equivalent of the supermarket banana.
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" This is the Trumpian equivalent of, "It's a free country!
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But there is no vagina equivalent anywhere in the world.
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Each ADR is the equivalent of two common ZTE shares.
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That's equivalent to around 3% of Irish gross domestic product.
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Total cost after the price drop: the equivalent of $21000.
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Take Mishwar, Sudan's equivalent to Uber, which launched in 2015.
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It's the equivalent of a soldier going over to Vietnam.
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That would be the equivalent of nearly $5 trillion today.
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The Olivier Awards are the British equivalent of the Tonys.
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To choose an English equivalent is to eliminate the alternatives.
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An American equivalent to a royal baby was born today.
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It's the musical equivalent of the Pope blessing Pope Baby.
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There is no equivalent of "boys being boys" for women.
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The equivalent would be if you or I developed wings.
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Washington has become the functional equivalent of a black hole.
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Their average, he announced, was the Celsius equivalent of 22013.
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Their average, he announced, was the Celsius equivalent of 22013.
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Red lipstick is the beauty equivalent of a power suit.
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That's the equivalent of all of Macy's revenue last year.
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They were the political equivalent of the Loch Ness Monster.
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Where are the Jewish equivalent of Euclid, Shakespeare and Newton?
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That added up to the equivalent of 23,000 album sales.
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Equivalent auctions at Christie's were up less than 19723 percent.
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At Ohio State, the equivalent figure is 6 of 14.
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From the equivalent album units, 59,000 were traditional album sales.
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Talk about Trump's culinary equivalent of the Axis of Evil!
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Crisps are the British equivalent of an America potato chip.
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KIRKBI is intending to hold its £774m-equivalent commitment to the senior facilities and interim facilities, which amounts to 20133% of the loans and bond financing, and CPPIB could also hold its £210m-equivalent.
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Sure, there's the possibility of finding the auto equivalent of an ODM (Original Device Manufacturer) to help with many of these steps, but there's no Foxconn equivalent for cars in terms of volume capacity.
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The covenant-lite financing comprises a €200m-equivalent, 6.5-year multicurrency revolving credit facility, a €1.86bn, seven-year term loan B and a NKr2.795bn (€300m-equivalent), seven-year term loan B, the sources said.
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They were announced at US$1bn-equivalent for the 7.5NC3, and US$700m-equivalent for the 8NC3, but sizes of the bonds across US dollar and euros could change, one of the bankers said.
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US health care costs about four times as much as equivalent health care in other First World countries; US subways cost about eight times as much as equivalent subways in other First World countries.
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India's per capita energy consumption was 0.55 tonnes of oil equivalent, far below the global average of 1.9 tonnes of oil equivalent, Pradhan said, adding energy consumption was expected to almost double by 2035.
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"Our brownfield programme has started to generate some exciting results with the key achievement of the addition of 800,000 gold equivalent ounces (59.2 million silver equivalent ounces) of resources at Inmaculada..." the company said.
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There is no American equivalent to the challenge of immigrant-assimilation now facing France — no equivalent of the domestic terror threat, the rise of Islamist anti-Semitism, the immigrant enclaves as worlds unto themselves.
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Pricing on the B1/B+ credit is guided at 300bp-325bp over Euribor on a £1.252bn-equivalent euro-denominated term loan and 325bp-350bp over Libor on a £941m-equivalent dollar-denominated term loan.
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They included a £2.193bn-equivalent loan backing Blackstone and Lego's founding family's acquisition of UK theme park operator Merlin Entertainments and a £997m-equivalent loan backing the acquisition of British car auctioneer BCA Marketplace.
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Merlin's financing comprises a £83bn-equivalent euro-denominated term loan that is guided at 300bp-325bp over Euribor and a £941m-equivalent dollar-denominated term loan, which is guided to pay 325bp-350bp over Libor.
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A system in which banks don't hold cash reserves equivalent to their outstanding loans works fine, unless enough people turn up at the bank and simultaneously want their paper money turned into its metal equivalent.
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Despite studying under German occupation, he received the Dutch-equivalent of a bachelor's degree in 1941 and the equivalent of a master's degree in 1943, mere weeks before the Nazis closed the University of Utrecht.
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It beat rivals including Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron Corp for the assets, which have combined production of 190,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d)and 4.6 billion barrels of oil equivalent resources.
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In 2015 Sky paid 4.2 billion pounds for its three-year package, equivalent to 11.1 million pounds per game, while BT paid 960 million pounds for its games, equivalent to 7.6 million pounds a match.
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Producing it will require 2,350 litres of water—that's the equivalent to around ten average bathtubs full to the brim, and the carbon footprint would be equivalent to driving 25 miles in an average car.
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They include a jumbo SFr5.23bn-equivalent (US$5.4bn) financing to back a sale of Nestle's Skin Health business and an approximate €1bn-equivalent leveraged loan backing a take private of car auction group BCA Marketplace.
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Some got pure urea equivalent to 100kg of nitrogen per hectare.
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Can't complain about the cost...it's equivalent to four Starbucks Frappuccinos.
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Fox is now the network equivalent of a divorced dad's refrigerator.
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Generics are pharmaceuticals that are equivalent to a brand-name drug.
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The Turkish lender signed the 541m-equivalent term loan in March.
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It is the film equivalent of writing "BOOBIES" on a calculator.
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I only wish I could find something equivalent to it now.
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That's equivalent to a medium- or even large-size venture fund.
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Such moves are equivalent to a gradual tightening of monetary conditions.
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That's roughly equivalent to 24% of the world's daily oil production.
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Indebted Japan has gross borrowings equivalent to 283 percent of GDP.
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Tillerson has no equivalent experience, and thus little to go on.
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That is the equivalent of about 1 percent of global supply.
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It's burning up the equivalent of 80 football fields per minute.
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That cardiac stress is equivalent to moderate and vigorous exercise, respectively.
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Chinese people have been doing the equivalent of that for centuries.
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The equivalent French contract dipped 13 percent to 40.07 euros/MWh .
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In these people they found the equivalent multiple to be 3.6.
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I don't see an equivalent to that in the business world.
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The closest equivalent that comes to mind is transcribing a conversation.
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"This is the partisan equivalent of a press release," he said.
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Gangs extort vast sums from businesses, equivalent to 3% of GDP.
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Essentially, the light will be equivalent to a 360-degree sunset.
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Spain's closest equivalent of 4chan is the hugely popular board ForoCoches.
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So would a Sancerre or the equivalent from the Loire Valley.
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Bulgarian does not have a specific equivalent for the word gender.
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One feature is "layered listening", the audio equivalent of augmented reality.
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Both wrecks are available to PADI Open Water Divers or equivalent.
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Apparently, Taiga is starting the yoga studio equivalent of Soul Cycle.
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"That's the equivalent of an interest rate of 18.4%," Kantrowitz said.
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He has the equivalent of a sell rating on the stock.
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That means the rest of the country lost an equivalent share.
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It's in the EU's interests to find us equivalent as well.
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For a Carnegie crowd, it was the equivalent of a riot.
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Removing your lace is the 31st century equivalent of buying vinyl.
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I'm ready for the hair or skin equivalent of a Glucometer.
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But Lady Bird is also the film equivalent of a bop.
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"Frozen pizza = the pizza equivalent of a participation trophy," it read.
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It's the digital equivalent of a live concert versus an MP23.
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Across the pond, the equivalent honor is the British Fashion Awards.
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No. It's kind of the equivalent of a live-action movie.
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This is the digital equivalent to show you are an ally.
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There's not an AI, there's no Alexa/Siri equivalent in there.
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Owners' equivalent rent of primary residence rose 0.3 percent in August.
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That's roughly equivalent to the annual emissions of 200 American cars.
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But I think Apple should have the equivalent to an ombudsman.
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Thai tax revenue is equivalent to about 17 percent of GDP.
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Right now Lionrock's strength is equivalent to a Category 2 hurricane.
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PanOpts and EyePhones, their civilian equivalent, are ubiquitous in Exploded View.
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It moved 106,000 equivalent album units, including 76,000 old-school sales.
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For CES exhibitors, that's the equivalent of blood in the water.
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The equivalent French contract gained 0.70 percent to 36.20 euros/MWh.
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The Chinese equivalent of "cheers" is ganbei, meaning "empty [your] cup".
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But they couldn't show the mantises the equivalent of IMAX films.
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This is equivalent to 80,000 people each day abandoning their homes.
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This was their equivalent of staking their flag in the calendar.
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The cost of a DB equivalent is 25-30% or more.
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EVERY year human endeavours emit 50bn tonnes of "carbon dioxide equivalent".
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China has vowed to retaliate with an equivalent amount of tariffs.
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The equivalent figure for Thailand is 17%, for Brazil only 16%.
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Lightweight quilted jackets are the equivalent of bringing your comforter everywhere.
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On average, recipients are paid the equivalent of $933 per month.
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The fantasy equivalent of something like Tom Sawyer's Whitewashing Simulator, perhaps.
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The linguacode may also have a real-world equivalent called lincos.
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"It's the sonic equivalent of stained-glass windows," Ms. Hellauer said.
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And we have identified spending cuts that are of equivalent size.
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This blast unleashed the equivalent of about 10 kilotons of TNT.
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So far, Stavatti's airplanes are all the aerial equivalent of vaporware.
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That amounted to approximately 22,200 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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It is still well below the 2.28 percent U.S. equivalent though.
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The equivalent French contract was 22.7 euros up at 20163 euros.
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When it comes to cocaine, though, there is no equivalent medication.
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The annual Met Gala is fashion's equivalent of the Super Bowl.
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New tactics that have an equivalent effect are also now forbidden.
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Yamal said its total external financing was equivalent to $18.4 billion.
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That's roughly the equivalent of 64 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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But, does one day of cycling really count as an equivalent?
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It's the software equivalent of carrying an ectopic pregnancy to term.
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Actresses dressed as Marthas, the Gilead equivalent of maids, greeted partygoers.
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Different identities are supposed to be meaningfully equivalent under the philosophy.
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Reagan and George H. W. Bush administrations created a functionally equivalent
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There is no equivalent to this kind of activity on Earth.
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This would be equivalent to about 7 percent, the bank added.
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American skinheads were the equivalent to the UK soccer hooligan scene.
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The South African equivalent climbed 13 basis points to 262 bps.
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Dan: Leslie, this is like the hand equivalent of getting BOFA'd.
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There is a Messenger equivalent that Facebook refers to as "Chat".
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The equivalent French contract rose 0.58 percent to 34.70 euros/MWh.
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That would have been the equivalent of 217,000 blunts every day.
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Adjusted for inflation, that's today's equivalent of about £26,2000, or $29,2000.
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It would be the political equivalent of firing a nuclear missile.
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Events headlined by Clinton often struggle to get equivalent media attention.
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It's the dull, lifeless equivalent of eating low-fat plain yogurt.
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That's the equivalent of 200,000 trips around the world, Niantic said.
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That's the equivalent to 15 years' worth of EU payments, though.
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"She's sort of the porn equivalent of Chrissy Teigen," he argues.
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Iflix, Southeast Asia's equivalent of Netflix, was launched in May 2015.
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Yeah, I lost the equivalent of a healthy-weight adult male.
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Yep, Dr. Oz is the medical equivalent of The Donald himself.
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"I'm not sure what the Martian equivalent to that would be."
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Cowen maintains the equivalent of a sell rating on the stock.
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It's the equivalent of a 20% discount on a $50 purchase.
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BECKY QUICK: $95 billion roughly cash and cash equivalent at Berkshire.
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Today, they have the equivalent of six months of expenses saved.
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That's equivalent to the total annual emissions from 572,000 passenger cars.
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"Saving Jet is not equivalent to saving Goyal," the official said.
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Qatar's general stock index rose 42.8 percent during the equivalent period.
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Sothoryos, mentioned far less on the show, is equivalent to Africa.
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It's the equivalent of 108 days, 15 weeks or 3.5 months.
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Moody's Investors Service rates Berkshire "Aa2," equivalent to S&P's rating.
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It's been described as the political establishment's equivalent of the Oscars.
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The fields produce about 30,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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Jonas has the equivalent of a neutral rating on the stock.
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So it's like your generation's equivalent to "Saturday Night" by Whigfield?
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We have to get our desperation level to an equivalent spot.
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Google is also planning similar changes for the Chrome desktop equivalent.
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Seven minutes is the internet equivalent of three centuries of history.
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And yes, some good bud is equivalent to visiting a shrink.
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That's roughly equivalent to removing 340 million cars from the road.
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It's like the rap equivalent of Bernie fans voting for Hilary.
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Hypothetically, Spahl's patch restores the video game equivalent of deleted scenes.
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Powdered baby formula costs the equivalent of $300, the BBC reports.
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Congress is underfunding the US equivalent of the PPF, the PGBC.
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They will, though, cost about the same as equivalent conventional bridges.
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"It's the equivalent of a snake swallowing an elephant," he jokes.
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That's the equivalent of entering the late stage of the cycle.
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For him, heaps of random facts are not equivalent to knowledge.
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The settlement is equivalent to about one month of Facebook's revenues.
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This is the foreign policy equivalent of fiddling while Rome burns.
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It's like the lipstick-shopping equivalent of being with the band.
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The track the train runs on is equivalent to the tunnel.
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Turns out the real world equivalent is just plain coconut oil.
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In Death Stranding, Sam's body is an equivalent sort of tool.
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He was the equivalent of the White House chief of staff.
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Despite the formidable title, such conspiracy is not equivalent to treason.
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The figure is equivalent to over 80% of U.S. rival Amazon.
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Its German equivalent was down 3.3 basis points to 0.586 percent.
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The retirement equivalent of that is setting a post-retirement budget.
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UPC matches debt equivalent to roughly 5x budgeted EBITDA per country.
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Each plate is equivalent to a single page of the newspaper.
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Those qualities become the optical equivalent of speaking in a monotone.
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I spent my formative years in the equivalent of occupied territory.
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It spans 700,000 square meters, the equivalent of 98 soccer fields.
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They would live to the human equivalent of 120 years old.
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Her opponent is the political equivalent of a thickly armored car.
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Accordingly, forced separation is psychologically equivalent to the threat of death.
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That was equivalent to an extra 0.9 percent in household spending.
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Theorizing about it can seem unsatisfying — the intellectual equivalent of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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Will a federal declaration allocate equivalent funding for enforcement and treatment?
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This is the modern-day equivalent of an illegal poll tax.
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Production fell 22 percent to 12.2 million barrels of oil equivalent.
|
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In Trader Joe's parlance, mates are the equivalent of assistant managers.
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" The tweens and teens want the equivalent of "High School Musical.
|
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Essentially he was breathing through the equivalent of a cocktail straw.
|
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Each point is equivalent to $2003 toward Infiniti products and services.
|
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It was still a significant payment — equivalent to several million dollars.
|
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The equivalent event last June raised £71.5 million from 50 works.
|
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" Which in political-speak is the equivalent of saying: "Absolutely not.
|
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Isa Sparkle: It's the sassy-cute equivalent of Rainbow Aurora. 5.
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The actress, 36, is China's equivalent of Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence.
|
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But is there an equivalent that could work with immigration reform?
|
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It's the pro wrestling equivalent of an especially beautiful B-movie.
|
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The candy cane is the Christmas equivalent of the Easter egg.
|
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Raniere implied Daniela's alleged breach was equivalent to killing a child.
|
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In total, he spent $2,400, equivalent to about four month's salary.
|
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Doctors had yet to see a patient with an equivalent diagnosis.
|
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This, it seems, is the Texan equivalent of poking the bear.
|
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"[It's the] equivalent to The Godfather in the US," Ling says.
|
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Do you have an equivalent of that in your own life?
|
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Setting expectations up front is equivalent to administering a distraction vaccine.
|
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The neurological equivalent of constant smoke from distant but raging wildfires.
|
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The 183 equivalent received 218 individual bids, for 22017 separate projects.
|
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It's the optical equivalent of a sonic boom, Ojha told Axios.
|
|
When asked the female equivalent of "computer programmer", it returned "homemaker".
|
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The Thunderbird is roughly the North American equivalent of a phoenix.
|
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Massachusetts also bans the practice for drugs with a generic equivalent.
|
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But independent authors -- even journalist authors -- have no equivalent editing structure.
|
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That's the equivalent of selling more loaves, but earning less money.
|
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Change his name and enter the political equivalent of witness protection?
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GIL TUCKER To me, it was the equivalent of black Broadway.
|
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"It's the food equivalent of going out for drinks," he said.
|
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"It was the equivalent of a digital Pearl Harbor," he testified.
|
|
This is the perfume equivalent of lemonade in a heat wave.
|
|
The vacation equivalent of having your cake and eating it too?
|
|
The S. & P. 500 soared 48 percent over the equivalent period.
|
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" He called it "the equivalent of the chairman of the board.
|
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It's the digital equivalent to receiving a calming boost of serotonin.
|
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People may be unaware that Gold and Eagle are equivalent ranks.
|
|
All for the equivalent of $297,260 a year in today's dollars.
|
|
Today is Canada Day, Canada's equivalent of the 4th of July.
|
|
That is equivalent to about 5% of the global oil supply.
|
|
That's equivalent to more than 5% of global daily oil production.
|
|
The article also misstated the English equivalent of one square kilometer.
|
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This would be the equivalent to Iranian meddling in Eastern Province.
|
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"It was the equivalent of having a private car," he said.
|
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Guards make the equivalent of a few hundred dollars a month.
|
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The structure looks like a kiddie-pool equivalent of the Parthenon.
|
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There is no equivalent to the gold pants for Michigan players.
|
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That is equivalent to about 21 percent of the country's economy.
|
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It is equivalent to a ban on a category of speech.
|
|
Or the equivalent; there is no formal first lady title there.
|
|
That is roughly equivalent to the market value of Verizon Communications.
|
|
" There was no equivalent called "Catch a boy, get a boy.
|
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He has the equivalent of a hold rating on the stock.
|
|
The UK's equivalent turned positive for the first time since June.
|
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As actors or models, pugs are the canine equivalent of hams.
|
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It's the equivalent of Abe Simpson telling a long-winded story.
|
|
Bernie Sanders tightening to a fraction of a standard delegate equivalent.
|
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"We've been doing the digital equivalent of performing CPR," Trotter said.
|
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This is equivalent to 23 percent of Qatar's gross domestic product.
|
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The equivalent gasoline price in Mexico is about $2.57 per gallon.
|
|
The hockey equipment manufacturer CCM eventually paid Decker an equivalent sum.
|
|
Farrakhan is the moral equivalent of a leader of the KKK.
|
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He emerged as a finger-wagging online equivalent of Lewis Hamilton.
|
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Some employees viewed this as the equivalent of a gag order.
|
|
But the Void could be the equivalent of a gateway drug.
|
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It's the equivalent to "home field advantage" in baseball or football.
|
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These contributions usually ended with the word "yet" or its equivalent.
|
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That's equivalent to about 530,000 bankruptcies a year, the researchers said.
|
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Marriage — the green card equivalent of health insurance for the uninsured.
|
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By age 30: Have the equivalent of your annual salary saved.
|
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Most sell for the equivalent of less than $25 a bottle.
|
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Lebanon's public debt is equivalent to around 150% of its GDP.
|
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David Harbour plays Red Guardian, a Soviet equivalent of Captain America.
|
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"The results are equivalent to what's happening in clinics," she said.
|
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It is the equivalent of someone worth $2690,2000 donating 29 cents.
|
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Estimated proved reserves are some 50 million barrels of oil equivalent.
|
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Studebaker occupied the equivalent of a college campus adjacent to downtown.
|
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Kepler can detect the equivalent of one flea in the headlight.
|
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The ring's diameter is equivalent to roughly 300 Saturns lined up.
|
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The other reaction could be something equivalent to a bank run.
|
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That would be the equivalent of more than $9 billion today.
|
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Those losses are equivalent of 80 to 90 cents a share.
|
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Changing the game would be the sports equivalent of New Coke.
|
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"There has to be an equivalent in our space," he said.
|
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That medal is the Star Wars equivalent of a participation trophy.
|
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That is nearly equivalent to the gross domestic product of Russia.
|
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Equivalent activities include skills training, education, job searching, volunteering or caregiving.
|
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It was the corporate equivalent of setting up a direct deposit.
|
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This is equivalent to around 15 percent of the world's GDP.
|
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The Dow plummeted 2900 points, the equivalent of 2000,22010 points today.
|
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That's more than three times the highest equivalent levels in China.
|
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A cheese ball is the culinary equivalent of a Rorschach test.
|
|
The equivalent sale last year yielded $145.5 million from 59 lots.
|
|
Did Cambridge Analytica pull off the digital age equivalent against Facebook?
|
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This is nearly the equivalent of a lost week each year.
|
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In 2013, it raised over 1.5bn-equivalent across euros and dollars.
|
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It then returned in October 23 with a 1.2bn-equivalent PIK.
|
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The human equivalent of a fly's rubbing its back legs together.
|
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That is equivalent to about 24.7% of the global oil supply.
|
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Australia's equivalent of the north is the outback or the bush.
|
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This solution would be the economic equivalent to total trade disarmament.
|
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The number of streams is converted into equivalent album units (EAU).
|
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In terms of pain relief, the two procedures were roughly equivalent.
|
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Tax e-cigarette products at the equivalent of $3 per pack.
|
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It's actually one three-liter bottle, equivalent to four wine bottles.
|
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This is the Armenian equivalent of John Johnson, or William McWilliams.
|
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That's why they're basically the Neko Atsume-equivalent of Anna Wintour.
|
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Justice League is also considered Warner Bros.' equivalent to Marvel's Avengers.
|
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An average loaf of bread would cost the equivalent of $1.
|
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Games, especially online games, need an equivalent of the Criterion Collection.
|
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Neither the #ESTA nor the future #ETIAS (EU equivalent) are visas.
|
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Apple paired one 28mm-equivalent f/1.8 lens with a 12-megapixel sensor for the primary camera, while the secondary camera has a 56mm-equivalent f/2.8 lens without stabilization over a slightly smaller 73-megapixel sensor.
|
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For the equivalent in the marijuana-user world, you'd have to look to the music business again; someone like Paul McCartney, casual consumer of at least one joint a day since 20126, has no equivalent in movies.
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OSLO, Dec 30 (Reuters) - The Norwegian central bank will sell foreign exchange equivalent to 500 million crowns per day in January, down from sales equivalent to 700 million crowns per day in December, it said on Monday.
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The maximum price for the 210-day notes was set at $977.5, the equivalent of a minimum 4 percent nominal annual interest rate, and $955.47 for the 378-day notes, equivalent to a 4.5 percent annual interest.
|
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Banks have started to syndicate a €250m-equivalent revolving credit facility to Altran's relationship banks and syndication of the €2bn-equivalent cross border term loan will launch to institutional investors in the New Year, the sources said.
|
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Air pollution is worst in the world's poorest cities: Living in a place like Mexico City is equivalent to smoking 22040 cigarettes a day, and living in New Delhi, India, is equivalent to smoking 2100 a day.
|
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In Bangladesh, an equivalent panel costs 8 to 12 times as much.
|
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What's worse is the crossbow only costs the equivalent of one dollar.
|
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Might you find yourself drawing closer to God, or the functional equivalent?
|
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Tesla produced the equivalent of 1% of GM's vehicle volumes last year.
|
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Udacity now employs 300 full-time equivalent employees and about 60 contractors.
|
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They're symbolic, simple, and immediate—the visual equivalent of a hot take.
|
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LEVIN: Is that equivalent to the United States Attorney or even bigger?
|
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In many ways, "Memories" is Apple's answer to Google Photos' equivalent feature.
|
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That was equivalent to about 8 percent of Guangfa Bank's 2016 profit.
|
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Writer, Calc, and Impress are equivalent to Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
|
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Blood alcohol tests indicated he had consumed the equivalent of 21 beers.
|
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Instead, he has competed on Italy's equivalent of Dancing with the Stars.
|
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There, a three-month supply for Advair was the equivalent of $125.
|
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Fidelity recommends having the equivalent of three times your annual salary saved.
|
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The $17.22 amount is the ridehailing equivalent of a $15 minimum wage.
|
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Salgado was his equivalent from Guerrero when she was detained in 2013.
|
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If cat's cradle has a musical equivalent, it would be the fugue.
|
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Is Kosovo — population 1.8 million, roughly equivalent to Hamburg — even a "country"?
|
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As far as I know, Americans don't have an equivalent cultural concept.
|
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It's the digital equivalent of putting candy in the check out aisle.
|
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An equivalent program in the US would destroy about 40 million guns.
|
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The meltdown released the equivalent of 500 Hiroshima bombs into the atmosphere.
|
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For Africans, it was the equivalent of bringing down the Berlin Wall.
|
|
In June 2011, one dollar was equivalent to roughly 1.6 Brazilian reals.
|
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Exxon pumped 4.1 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2016.
|
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The company says it is the equivalent of a $1,900 computer (€1,600).
|
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Limits should be more or less the same in local currency equivalent.
|
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Apparently public studios are the equivalent of short-stay motels for artists.
|
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I wonder who'll be the equivalent of Lionel Messi in Injustice 2.
|
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Green Room is the cinematic equivalent of licking a public restroom floor.
|
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That's treated as equivalent to Trump's narrow 23-point margin in Pennsylvania.
|
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That is equivalent to almost 19 million ounces, worth some $26 billion.
|
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That total translates to an equivalent loss of $490 per American household.
|
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She was shut out of the equivalent race at the SAG Awards.
|
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The country has $380bn of reserves, equivalent to a fifth of GDP.
|
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We actually don't even have the equivalent of Nielsen for TV ratings.
|
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Lebanon has public debt equivalent to 150% of gross domestic product (GDP).
|
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The only slightly comparable contemporary equivalent to Lost is Game of Thrones.
|
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It's the visual equivalent of pounding Sweet'N Lows until you pass out.
|
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The two are not equivalent — the firmware problem was quickly dealt with.
|
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He stars as Jai Singh Rathod, the Indian equivalent of Jack Bauer.
|
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Today the equivalent ages are 220 for men and 25.9 for women.
|
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The 2016 presidential race is the political equivalent of the Browns vs.
|
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That amount is equivalent to about 1883 percent of gross domestic product.
|
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For the texting generation, they were the equivalent of answering machine messages.
|
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Wild Wild West certainly wasn't an equivalent technological marvel in its day.
|
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In fact, everything operates on the equivalent of a modern laptop computer.
|
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It's like the 212 equivalent of flipping through a dELiA*s catalog.
|
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It raised the 2019 equivalent of roughly $3.3 million for the school.
|
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The chip was from an Opal card, Sydney's equivalent to London's Oyster.
|
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Current subscribers should also expect equivalent price hikes in the coming weeks.
|
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The charge is the equivalent of a misdemeanor in the United States.
|
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It's the equivalent of a guilty plea, without the G-word attached.
|
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This is equivalent to about half a million minutes of streaming music.
|
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Two years ago she was making the equivalent of $75,000 a year.
|
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Apple has a renewable energy capacity equivalent to its total energy use.
|
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They're "the equivalent of America's prom king and queen," Harper's Bazaar explained.
|
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Production rose 25 percent to 312,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
|
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Andrew: For me it felt like the series' equivalent to Metroid Prime.
|
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That's the equivalent of roughly 42 soccer teams' worth of potential mates.
|
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In Pennsylvania, the average was slightly under 3,000 milligrams of morphine equivalent.
|
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In total, the suspects earned the equivalent of $6,200 from these subscriptions.
|
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As of yet, Apple doesn't really have a Netflix equivalent in place.
|
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One consequence of Einstein's theories is that energy and mass are equivalent.
|
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Nichi Hodgson: I think the padded-out codpiece is almost an equivalent.
|
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Why else would you dedicate equivalent medical resources to post-menopausal women?
|
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Several high-paying jobs only require a high school diploma or equivalent.
|
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Think of phone sex as the LDR equivalent of wearing a blindfold.
|
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For some of them, it's the equivalent of a full-time job.
|
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That&aposs where its robots complete their equivalent of driver&aposs education.
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There is no Synapse 3 app equivalent for the Razer Phone 2.
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That is equivalent to more than half of Hong Kong's fiscal reserves.
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The country's foreign debt is now equivalent to three years' export earnings.
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Exxon produces the equivalent of about 2.2 million barrels of oil daily.
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Yet each one has the nicotine equivalent of a pack of cigarettes.
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The value of foreign trade is equivalent to 64% of Canada's GDP.
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That rate is equivalent to about 10 percent of Nigeria's current production.
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It will cost roughly the equivalent of a family vacation to Europe.
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A Louisiana parish is the equivalent of a county in other states.
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I told Jewel that an XL is equivalent to a size 2160.
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Even more troubling, welfare dollars themselves are not equivalent to each other.
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It had been producing around 630 barrels of oil equivalent a day.
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"We are the lowest net cost for clinically equivalent products," Miller said.
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If you're a K-12 teacher, I'm sure you have something equivalent.
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This is the equivalent of taking 1.3 million cars off the road.
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What if Apple released the equivalent of this, but for Apple Music?
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"There's a barrier to eliminating FTE [full-time equivalent hours]," said Bennett.
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That is the political equivalent of enriching uranium when you cultivate that.
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Three movies a month is nearly equivalent to four months of Netflix.
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Total production rose 16% to 812,800 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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Exxon's oil equivalent production rose 7% to 3.9 million barrels per day.
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However, these are not equivalent to the store it now has planned.
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It is the art equivalent of the infamous Kendall Jenner Pepsi commercial.
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Bond market equivalent stocks like Kimberly-Clark have suddenly bounced back, too.
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His first imprisonment was the correctional equivalent of a five-star hotel.
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What is the equivalent of YouTube -- GILLEON: Well, Instagram -- Instagram -- INGRAHAM: YouTube.
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Production fell 23.4 percent to 118,890 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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She's the female equivalent of him and his family loves her too.
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The 94.5% 'AAA' breakeven AP is equivalent to 5.8% breakeven overcollateralisation (OC).
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The 1660 equivalent AMD 56 just saw it's price drop to $280.
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This is equivalent to about 2175 years of emissions at current levels.
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It remains a category 4 equivalent, according to CNN's Severe Weather Team.
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Cypherpunk alchemists have quested for the digital equivalent of gold for decades.
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And now he's been "Lauer'd," the equivalent of purgatory in the press.
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Evereden charges $19 for an 8.5-ounce bottle on an equivalent product.
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This book isn't some kind of photo equivalent of a mathematical proof.
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Johnson had stumbled upon the digital equivalent of a winning lottery ticket.
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Think of it as equivalent to Google's Nexus line of Android smartphones.
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The amount was equivalent to 5.4 percent of China's gross domestic product.
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That's an equivalent for flower that is 85033 percent THC by weight.
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The sloth in the video was sold for the equivalent of £9.
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This is roughly the equivalent of trade with Britain and Germany together!
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A TEU is a 20-foot-long cargo container or its equivalent.
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But it certainly doesn't speak to the tech world equivalent of sex.
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Compared to us, they were almost the equivalent of Sony or Nintendo!
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Suffice to say, this guy is the texting equivalent of this GIF.
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That would be equivalent to a 2 percent share of the market.
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Space debris is like the extraterrestrial equivalent of plastic in our oceans.
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Production rose 27 percent to 184,682 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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Production fell 3 percent to 219,323 barrels of oil equivalent per say.
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The impact would have the energy equivalent of an exploding hand grenade.
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And there's nothing else to find that's equivalent to U.S. Treasury bills.
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Attempting to even grasp the scale leaves one grasping for equivalent numbers.
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Between them, that's about equivalent to the gross domestic product of Chad.
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That is equivalent to a range of 3.7 miles to 6.21 miles.
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It expects 2019 output to reach between 720,000 and 730,000 bpd equivalent.
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The company paid the equivalent of $27 billion in taxes last year.
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Catching a GoPro is the modern day equivalent to catching a boot.
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Or will the lip shade equivalent of those mystical, duo-chrome eyeshadows?
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The equivalent French contract shed 5 cents to trade at 32.25 euros.
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Total produces about 54,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in Gabon.
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Essentially the PC equivalent to having your cake and eating it too.
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"That's the equivalent of no insurance because it's completely unaffordable," he wrote.
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That was equivalent to 55 percent of the total issued in 2015.
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It is being backed with a SFr5.4bn-equivalent (US$5.5bn) jumbo financing.
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Foreign reserves represent 49.7% of GDP, equivalent to 10 months of imports.
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Cara is expected to yield 56-94 million barrels of oil equivalent.
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The equivalent amount of store-bought peanut butter would cost about $2.
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It was the equivalent of finding $20 notes lying on the street.
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This was roughly equivalent to the proportion of mothers who screened positive.
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With one droid, you can deliver the equivalent of three Postmates deliveries.
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Hamilton's 66 were the equivalent of a Spanish Grand Prix race distance.
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Today, that would be equivalent to about $5,000 in ice cream purchases.
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On June 12th it won 2100 Tony awards, theatre's equivalent of Oscars.
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Rhythm Heaven Megamix is the gaming equivalent of a greatest hits album.
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She was 38 panda years, or about 114 in equivalent human years.
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Mr. Bauer calls it the flour equivalent of a well-marbled steak.
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The constitutional pledge of "equivalent living conditions" across Germany thus looks unattainable.
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What if a self-driving car commits the equivalent of vehicular manslaughter?
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Production more than doubled to 287,100 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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This is an elite product, the entertainment world's equivalent of a Lexus.
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That is the equivalent of about 1 percent of total global supply.
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The relief is equivalent to 30% percent of the cost of equipment.
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It was the conversational equivalent of carrying a baby through an office.
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Production rose 8 percent to 128,050 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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They were excellent in English, the equivalent of 32 percent more schooling.
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