That decision is taken when the ambient temperature exceeds 40 degrees and the wet bulb globe temperature index reading exceeds 32.5 degrees.
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The value of this hour surely exceeds the $6.50 she pays to the T.S.A. And for nearly anyone, it also exceeds $10.
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"It is quite clear that strategic agreement between the two countries far exceeds the specific differences, and the need for cooperation far exceeds local friction," it said.
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Under current rules, any individual's estate that exceeds $5.49 million in value, or a married couple's estate that exceeds $10.98 million, is taxed up to 40 percent upon the owner's death.
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In January 2016, the complaint said, she was told her performance rating for 2015 had decreased to "Meets Expectations" — despite receiving "Exceeds Expectations" or "Far Exceeds Expectations" ratings from 2012 to 2014.
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Clearly his talent for emotional manipulation far exceeds his humility.
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Honda has nearly ¥7 trillion, while Canon's exceeds ¥3 trillion.
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Czwartacki's salary exceeds that of his own "acting" boss, Mulvaney.
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There's plenty of ways it matches or exceeds Google Home.
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That exceeds 20173 projections of 27.1 million, at 22 percent.
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Now, her income from YouTube far exceeds her work salary.
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It is love that exceeds the deserts of the beloved.
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But Google's market share in most European countries exceeds 90%.
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Her lead with young voters exceeds his with senior citizens.
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But that barely exceeds the 20% the industry averages globally.
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At the Leda infirmary, however, death rarely exceeds 212 hours.
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It lives up to the pressure — and even exceeds expectations.
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Its value well exceeds $1 billion according to market estimates.
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The adverse impact calculated by OFCCP exceeds six standard deviations.
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By other estimates, the number of Catholics exceeds 12 million.
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If annual spending exceeds taxes, reserves rise, creating excess reserves.
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Kroger likewise has a business that far exceeds pharmacy sales.
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But need for pet sheltering options exceeds demand, she said.
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You're wealthy when passive income equals or exceeds living expenses.
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The average annual household income of Pradera's residents exceeds $100,000.
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Even some admirers ask whether his reach exceeds his grasp.
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Eventually centrifugal force exceeds centripetal force and the chain breaks.
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The cost of illegal drugs exceeds $500 billion a year.
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The company's fully diluted market capitalization now exceeds $18 billion.
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Its stock market value currently exceeds that of General Motors.
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And multiple senior Republicans said the shortfall exceeds $2000 million.
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The failure rates for new drugs currently exceeds 95 percent.
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At both schools, voter registration among students now exceeds 85%.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association's membership never exceeds 100 members.
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Veteran deaths by suicide exceeds service members killed in combat.
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The list of lawmakers exceeds 50 and continues to climb.
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ALJF's growth rate exceeds its capital generation, therefore increasing leverage.
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"Demand for yak milk products exceeds production," Park's book states.
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Its bid at present exceeds the tender's estimated limit, officials said.
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Woods, with 80 tour wins, already exceeds Nicklaus' 73-win tally.
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If your gift exceeds $250, you need to get a receipt.
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That exceeds the NBH's target range of 3% plus/minus 1%.
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Ice sheets can gain mass if snowfall exceeds losses of ice.
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Cuba's GDP per capita exceeds $5,300, according to the World Bank.
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Like Clemens, his experience far exceeds that of an emerging designer.
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That often exceeds Brazil's minimum wage of 880 reais per month.
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The price exceeds DBS's net book value per share by 50%.
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The company's market valuation now exceeds 4 billion pounds ($5 billion).
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This far exceeds the rover's initial expected lifespan of 226 days.
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She feels the music's energy and exceeds it with her own.
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P&G also gave 2950 revenue guidance that exceeds analyst forecasts.
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The current temperature exceeds the previous all-time maximum by 3F!!!
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"The cost of those provisions exceeds $560 billion," per the Post.
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Sometimes it exceeds 100%, meaning workers are better-off earning less.
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What if that market demand radically exceeds supply for that model?
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Further updates will be provided if a shutdown exceeds those dates.
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ABI ownership of distributors far exceeds that percentage in local markets.
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Once taxable income exceeds those amounts, limitations begin to kick in.
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On Yelp alone, the number of reviews now exceeds 100 million.
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It's a number that vastly exceeds what society expects of women.
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He understood that their capacity that often exceeds that of government.
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BK's liquidity coverage ratio of 115% comfortably exceeds the 100% requirement.
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Consequently, the national total student-loan debt now exceeds $1.5 trillion.
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Ventilator demand exceeds supplyThis potential scarcity shouldn't come as a surprise.
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And it's amazing now, mobile traffic exceeds desktop in most areas.
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It exceeds credit card debt; it's second only to mortgage debt.
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The Logitech K840 not only satisfies those conditions, but exceeds them.
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The overall death toll from the bush fires now exceeds 30.
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The consumer discretionary gain of 21% also exceeds the broader market.
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As the little black plate glows white, it exceeds 1,800 degrees.
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Experts estimate that the industry exceeds half a billion dollars annually.
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The ratio in Maine exceeds 55; in Tennessee it is 94.
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The government debt, which exceeds $120bn, including pension liabilities, is suffocating.
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That charge far exceeds the gravity of any previous presidential impeachment.
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Chewy also gave current-quarter revenue guidance that exceeds analysts' forecasts.
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Limit deductions for interest that exceeds a portion of cash flow?
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That capacity far exceeds what we would need in this century.
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Chewy also gave current quarter revenue guidance that exceeds analyst forecasts.
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It "substantially exceeds" the money received from the state, he added.
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If filming exceeds the planned dates, Finn gets $4,333 per day!
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Freeport said it would receive another $60 million from China Moly if the average copper price exceeds $3.50 per pound and $60 million if the average cobalt price exceeds $20 per pound between 2018 and 2019.
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The tournament's extreme heat policy, which involves closing the roofs of the stadiums and suspending outdoor matches, is invoked when the ambient temperature exceeds 40 and the wet bulb globe temperature index reading exceeds 32.5 degrees.
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"After penalties and interest the total exceeds $1 million," the department said.
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Another is if what you've eaten exceeds the capacity of your stomach.
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Negative rating action could result if leverage exceeds 9083x for several quarters.
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That is, when the total value of imports exceeds that of exports.
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There's an intimacy to podcasting that exceeds even the intimacy of radio.
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Monk's scoring ability per minute exceeds all of these players save Curry.
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Add in claims for unpaid tips, and the total exceeds $850 million.
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IMPOSSIBLE FOODS ANNOUNCES $300 MLN FUNDING ROUND; TOTAL FUNDING EXCEEDS $750 MLN
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Outstanding consumer debt now exceeds $4 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve.
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The total cost now exceeds $24 billion, or $2117 million a day.
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Wisconsin's 35,000-strong jail and prison population now far exceeds Minnesota's 16,000.
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Japan's government debt exceeds 200 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP).
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It falls to 30 percent of EBITDA if the ratio exceeds 2.2.
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But the number of potential buyers exceeds the number of homes available.
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That far exceeds the Department of Corrections' entire budget for inmate health.
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The indentation exceeds 115 centimeters -- nearly 4 feet wide -- Apesteguia told CNN.
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If GDP growth exceeds 1.5%, it suggests that the economy is overheating.
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Bugs aside, Xbox One's PUBG player community now exceeds four million people.
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In some cases, blue-collar pay growth now exceeds 289% (see chart).
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According to some estimates, its market share in music streaming exceeds 70%.
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Grains industry officials have said the figure likely exceeds 2 million tonnes.
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When all three show up, I have something that exceeds my expectations.
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The scale of Starshot's ambitions significantly exceeds any projects currently in operation.
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Congress's defense authorization for 2018 exceeds the legal limit by $3303 billion.
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"This means that the fine significantly exceeds the profit," the statement said.
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Crop damage exceeds $400 million in Nebraska alone, according to Nebraska officials.
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But the magnitude of the problem vastly exceeds what most Americans imagine.
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When your confidence exceeds your abilities, you've crossed the line into arrogance.
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The medium's reach often exceeds its grasp, but I admire the reach.
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No wonder Beal believes the collective confidence this season exceeds previous editions.
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The top rate of 39.6 percent kicks in when income exceeds $12,500.
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Its debt exceeds $11 billion, gathered in just a few heady years.
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Water stress occurs when demand for the resource exceeds the available supply.
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Demand for the visa often exceeds the supply, triggering a lottery system.
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This exceeds Warren [60 percent], Booker [49 percent], and Harris [47 percent].
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Democrats say that exceeds the $1.6 billion in a Senate spending bill.
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If that exceeds 20 days, the requester has a right to sue.
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Steel and aluminum are among Chinese industries in which supply exceeds demand.
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A compulsory takeover offer is required if the stake exceeds 33 percent.
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The Federal Reserve reports that total student loan debt exceeds $1.4 trillion.
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But America is a big place, and total employment exceeds 140 million.
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Nicewin's Athletic Shorts doesn't just meet these two standards, it exceeds them.
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Outstanding consumer debt already exceeds $4 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve.
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For reference, the company's valuation exceeds that of Chipotle and E-Trade.
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Sweden and Denmark, where voter turnout exceeds 80 percent, have automatic registration.
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The sum exceeds the parts: an airy, hushed, ineffably lovely sonic contraption.
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If your dwelling exceeds the $250,000 mark, you'll need excess flood insurance.
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That figure exceeds the 30-day average volume of 3.7 million shares.
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If turnout exceeds their modeled expectations in an area solidly for Mrs.
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The backlog facing US immigration courts exceeds more than 1 million cases.
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Some of Ms. Greenfield's photographs have a moral passion that exceeds distaste.
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Is it crazy that she exceeds the serving size—by a lot?
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An index that exceeds 1053 qualifies as overweight; above 30 is obese.
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Unemployment exceeds 113 percent, and up to 30 percent among young people.
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The combined valuation of the companies Mr. Peretti mentioned exceeds $7 billion.
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I get an "exceeds expectations" on my review (which is really good!).
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That exceeds the 3.3 percent of adults surveyed who declare themselves vegetarian.
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That said, danger of panic still far exceeds danger of corona imo.
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The decluttering guru Marie Kondo rarely exceeds a week's worth of clothes.
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The average purchase price of a home in California now exceeds $244,2000.
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He has already dispatched a number of opponents whose notoriety exceeds Masterson's.
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When the recovery rate exceeds the contagion rate, the epidemic falls off.
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But the real cost way exceeds the debit to my bank account.
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But one thing could hurt more: An eclipse party that exceeds expectations.
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The number of cases now exceeds 80,980, and deaths total nearly 3,000.
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Predictably, the deficit actually exploded, and now exceeds $1 trillion a year.
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A private IPO is any private funding round that exceeds $100 million.
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Its population exceeds that of New York City by about 2.6 million.
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But Daum loathes them with a passion that far exceeds their significance.
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And organizing that vast collection far exceeds a 70-sheet lined pad.
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That exceeds poultry losses two years ago in Hurricane Matthew, it said.
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Beijing, New Delhi and Tehran experience smog that far exceeds W.H.O. limits.
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The value of dollar notes in circulation now exceeds that of bolívares.
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That pension would be reduced if a president's outside income exceeds $400,000.
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The "extremely high demand from foreign buyers," he said, exceeds the supply.
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If actual output exceeds potential output by too much, inflation will result.
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When supply exceeds demand for extended periods, prices have to come down.
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The national debt, which future generations must pay off, exceeds $20 trillion.
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That exceeds Vitol's 6 million bpd as Chinaoil markets global production from PetroChina.
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Outside the U.S., PALIG's insurance subsidiaries maintain statutory capital that exceeds regulatory minimums.
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At soon to be chronologically 220, my father's true age far exceeds that.
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Netflix has stated its budget for original programming exceeds $5 billion for 2016.
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"Crucially, his foreign affairs expertise vastly exceeds that of his rivals," it said.
|
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However, outstanding consumer debt already exceeds $4 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve.
|
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That exceeds the combined value of half of the S&P 21 companies.
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That exceeds the 43 who died in a wave of protests in 2014.
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Colorado's experience illustrates how the land-transfer discussion far exceeds any concrete results.
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By some accounts, the amount of toxic waste in Norilsk exceeds even Chernobyl.
|
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It only fires when that voltage (its "membrane potential") exceeds a certain threshold.
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In 2012, their forward price-earnings multiple was 15; today it exceeds 28.
|
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The market capitalization of Bitcoin vastly exceeds that of any Bitcoin-based startup.
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The death toll now exceeds the height of the AIDS epidemic in 2000.
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They say the rule violates the First Amendment and exceeds the government's authority.
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That exceeds the $6.1 billion invested in the space during all of 2015.
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China's income per person already exceeds the threshold for graduation ($6,795 in 2017).
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At the end of the day, it's their twin bond that exceeds all.
|
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Every FCA US vehicle meets or exceeds all applicable motor-vehicle safety standards.
|
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As Databricks also today announced, its annual recurring revenue now exceeds $100 million.
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Every FCA U.S. vehicle meets or exceeds all applicable motor-vehicle safety standards.
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Once your hand total exceeds 11, it's all about what the dealer has.
|
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CNN Money said the market price for airtime during Game 7 exceeds $500,000.
|
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Bybee agreed with the lower court that Trump's policy likely exceeds his authority.
|
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This tailored experience far exceeds the capabilities of department stores — or even Amazon.
|
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That far exceeds private-sector projections of around 1 percent for both years.
|
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The forecast for fiscal 2017 far exceeds private-sector projections of 0.6 percent.
|
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But if your income exceeds $131,0003, you cannot contribute to a Roth IRA.
|
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In some countries in the G20 the debt to gdp ratio exceeds 200%.
|
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Moreover, the total economic loss from this taking by APR exceeds $280 million.
|
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Stevens said the company could review the plan if cash flow exceeds expectations.
|
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The damage done to a brand almost never exceeds the show's promotional value.
|
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The total number of fighters aligned against Islamic State in Mosul exceeds 100,000.
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The company says on its website that its annual revenue exceeds $1.7 billion.
|
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Maven is still relatively small compared with Uber, whose market value exceeds GM's.
|
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That exceeds how much most people are able to save on their own.
|
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Today, in Estonia, the weekly e-residency application rate exceeds the birth rate.
|
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This break phases out for all taxpayers whose adjusted gross income exceeds $500,000.
|
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That number far exceeds the 172 arrests made in 2017, according to ICE.
|
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If your loss exceeds $3,000, you can carry it forward into future years.
|
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And global investment in solar and wind now far exceeds investment in hydropower.
|
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"I would sue any president that exceeds his or her powers," he said.
|
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Clinton's campaign has an advertising buy in battleground states that exceeds $20 million.
|
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The cost estimate exceeds the $12 billion suggested by Trump during his campaign.
|
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But at this point, what we don't know far exceeds what we do.
|
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He added that the waitlist for the workshop exceeds the 20 available spots.
|
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Altogether, outstanding consumer debt already exceeds $4 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve.
|
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If this year's number exceeds last year's, New Hampshire could be in trouble.
|
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But here's the problem: The cost of making Model 3s still exceeds $35,000.
|
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If the city's bill exceeds that amount, the NFL will reimburse the difference.
|
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It now exceeds 40 percent, with about another 10 percent who somewhat disapprove.
|
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Is Carnwath acknowledging the possibility that the world exceeds our powers of description?
|
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CAAM's poll showed the average production resumption rate of China's automakers exceeds 40%.
|
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That exceeds the typical weekly pay of a worker with a master's degree.
|
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Ohio has exempted counties where unemployment exceeds 120 percent of the national average.
|
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There are areas where the gap between stations with elevators exceeds 10 stops.
|
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The S&P 500 dividend yield again exceeds the 10-year Treasury yield.
|
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Like Beijing, New Delhi and Tehran experience smog that far exceeds W.H.O. limits.
|
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The only category in which Trump's campaign spending exceeds Clinton's is on merchandise.
|
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Under the healthcare law, IPAB is triggered when Medicare exceeds certain growth targets.
|
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But Mr. Obama's use of the power far exceeds many of his predecessors.
|
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That exceeds the $14.6 billion the bank disbursed throughout Latin America last year.
|
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Hawaii claims the Order exceeds the president's authority under 2628 U.S.C. § 28500(f).
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Missouri's rate exceeds the national average at 4.2 percent of the state GDP.
|
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Once your taxable income exceeds those amounts, limitations on the break take effect.
|
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And we know that the current income from oil exceeds our basic needs.
|
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We now ascertain that the observable universe exceeds 90 billion light-years across.
|
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Bloomberg, whose net worth exceeds $50 billion, is pouring cash into his campaign.
|
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Maryland is one of four states where the average household income exceeds $100,000.
|
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If the cost to create bitcoin exceeds the reward, miners theoretically lose incentive.
|
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The recent increase, by itself, exceeds the entire annual toll from skin cancer.
|
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Even if a job offer exceeds your expectations, try to play it cool.
|
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That haul means his re-election effort's war chest now exceeds $106 million.
|
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The company also gave a full year forecast that largely exceeds Street projections.
|
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Averting disaster SpaceX's debris mitigation plan matches or exceeds expert guidelines on best practices.
|
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Additionally the open FX position on the asset side now exceeds Fitch's 10% threshold.
|
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A study said the Hurricane Maria death toll in Puerto Rico exceeds 4,600 people.
|
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San Francisco's lawsuit alleges the executive order is unconstitutional and exceeds the President's power.
|
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Its annualized premium already exceeds $8.5 million and is growing 30 percent per month.
|
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Shares of Amazon, whose market cap exceeds all those companies combined, closed down slightly.
|
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A UPS spokesman said the number well exceeds what is usual for the area.
|
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If the child exceeds their daily limit, the phone will automatically enter sleep mode.
|
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It is possible the Holocube's true power exceeds the comprehension of the human mind.
|
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Iran's daily gas production from the field now exceeds that of Qatar, Zanganeh said.
|
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But as far as my personal benchmarks go, the iPhone Xs exceeds them all.
|
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The amount offered exceeds the 1.05 billion-euro minimum threshold set for the deal.
|
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We have a frequency of mass shootings that far exceeds other countries in frequency.
|
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The increased purging far exceeds population growth or the growing number of registered voters.
|
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Context: They say the rule violates the First Amendment and exceeds the government's authority.
|
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This forecast far exceeds earlier estimates of voice shopping revenues in the years ahead.
|
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It also exceeds the performance of Google Chrome in a browser speed test battle.
|
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That exceeds the online viewership of the next most popular television series by 278m.
|
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Nic Denholm regularly exceeds the 160-character limit for SMS marketing outfit EZ Texting.
|
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The figure exceeds the final season premiere earlier this month, which had 17.4 million.
|
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If your account exceeds $5,000, it charges 0.25% of your account balance each year.
|
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"What unites us far exceeds anything that sets us apart in America," he said.
|
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Argentina's rate of inflation, which exceeds 25%, seems to belong to a lost world.
|
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Reuters spoke with two sources who confirmed Iran's stockpile now exceeds that 1503kg limit.
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Reuters spoke with two sources who confirmed Iran's stockpile now exceeds that 300kg limit.
|
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Unlimited data is available at 2G speeds if usage exceeds 3GB in a month.
|
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Even with the student discount, Apple's new iPad, keyboard, and stylus combo exceeds $400.
|
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Her influence and impact on the world far exceeds mine, far exceeded so many.
|
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The rate of gun homicide deaths for black women exceeds that of white men.
|
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Most of the other stars have an orbit that exceeds the average human lifespan.
|
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In terms of market value, no company in the world exceeds its $580 billion.
|
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Additionally, credits often phase out or are unavailable if your income exceeds certain thresholds.
|
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And on Super Tuesday, we all find out whether Sanders fails or exceeds expectations.
|
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Any amount it receives in repayments that exceeds the cap limit will be reinvested.
|
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The index now exceeds the peak of Housing Bubble 1 in 2006 by 2.4%.
|
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The United States is Canada's primary export market, and U.S. demand exceeds domestic production.
|
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Messenger's current active user base exceeds even the total number of iPhones ever sold.
|
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He is being mocked on a level that just exceeds anything you've ever seen.
|
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Yet their capacity to frame national debates and influence policy far exceeds this strength.
|
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The shadow sector payroll exceeds 10 trillion roubles ($177.73 billion) a year, he said.
|
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On ships, the bill exceeds the administration's request, for a total 6900 new ships.
|
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"He added: "We are rapidly heading towards digital superintelligence that far exceeds any human.
|
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The peat slowly builds up over centuries because the annual growth exceeds the decay.
|
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Companies can be downgraded if leverage exceeds a certain ratio range for too long.
|
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Figuring in associated funding, such as veterans' care, the number easily exceeds $1 trillion.
|
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The statism in China in trade and in all else vastly exceeds our own.
|
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For small businesses with fewer than 50 employees, the total exceeds $11,724 per worker.
|
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On ships, the bill exceeds the administration's request, for a total 13 new ships.
|
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The U.S. exceeds OECD average also by spending twice as much on tertiary education.
|
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What's certain, right now, is that ARMS far, far exceeds my expectations of it.
|
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In Arles, the glass ceiling is very low for women: it rarely exceeds 20%.
|
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When you wonder how the storied singer will outdo herself, she exceeds all expectations.
|
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People stick with what they've bought because purchase price far exceeds annual operating costs.
|
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It's longer than a Ford Ranger and exceeds the Toyota Tacoma's bed capacity rating.
|
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Manafort's suit also alleges the order appointing Mueller exceeds the deputy attorney general's authority.
|
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The number of coronavirus cases in the UK exceeds 460 as of Thursday morning.
|
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The latest filings showed that his re-election war-chest now exceeds $100 million.
|
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My son, diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 11, exceeds my every expectation.
|
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They found that the wobble starts suddenly, after the crowd exceeds a critical threshold.
|
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That's a tiny fraction of the industry's annual revenue, which exceeds $280 billion annually.
|
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That $1 trillion increase easily exceeds the projected total national defense spending in 2029.
|
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But the demand exceeds the supply, with 45 families stuck on a waiting list.
|
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It also exceeds Comcast's all-stock proposal worth $34.41 per share made in November.
|
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In India, drug resistance exceeds 70% for many widespread bacteria, the AMR report said.
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In India, drug resistance exceeds 70% for many widespread bacteria, the AMR report said.
|
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If you add up the annual numbers since 2004, the total exceeds $1 trillion.
|
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It also exceeds the payroll for the Miami Marlins, which stands at $262 million.
|
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The latter figure vastly exceeds the case count for China during the SARS outbreak.
|
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Investors would shrug off Samsung's earnings guidance unless it considerably exceeds expectations, she added.
|
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That rate exceeds those articulated by other potential candidates to date, according to experts.
|
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There are estimates that the annual society cost of gun violence exceeds $229 billion.
|
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Surgeons consider operations high-risk if their 30-day mortality rate exceeds 1 percent.
|
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Chelsea Modern is just a very solid piece of architecture that exceeds the ordinary.
|
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Once the temperature exceeds 41 C (105 F), the body starts to shut down.
|
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State regulators have vigorously opposed the idea, saying it exceeds the OCC's statutory authority.
|
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When demand exceeds the supply — as it often does — a lottery system is triggered.
|
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Income inequality in the United States far exceeds anything seen in other advanced nations.
|
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The national debt nearly doubled under former President Obama and now exceeds $20 trillion.
|
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The amount far exceeds his contributions in previous years, federal campaign contribution records show.
|
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The total exceeds the $19.2 million he raised in the last three-month period.
|
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The five-year CAGR in Kaiser's net worth exceeds the CAGR of the organization's outstanding debt and the five-year CAGR in Kaiser's net worth exceeds the CAGR of publicly traded peers' growth in shareholders' equity, many of which conduct significant share repurchases.
|
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That figure far exceeds the tariff revenue that has flowed into Treasury's coffers so far.
|
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Relative to America's GDP, the debt of companies now exceeds its previous peak of 2009.
|
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Today, per capita national debt exceeds $2400,21 with no end in sight to the growth.
|
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This exceeds our start-of-year expectations for a 10% NPL ratio by end-2016.
|
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This far exceeds Uber's latest valuation of $76 billion from its funding round in August.
|
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At that level of spending, the extra 218 percent back exceeds the Prime membership fee.
|
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A Supreme Court panel has also alleged Sharif family's wealth far exceeds their legal income.
|
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More than 2 million people have debt that exceeds $100,000, according to the Federal Reserve.
|
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The province's growth rate exceeds most peers', although it remains below the pre-recession pace.
|
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At that level of spending, the extra 290 percent back exceeds the Prime membership fee.
|
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That amount far exceeds the $14 trillion in debt currently owed by the federal government.
|
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That number far exceeds estimates in previous news reports, which pegged it at 50 million.
|
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General government debt-to-revenues exceeds 250% while interest-to-revenues is high at 20%.
|
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"Each nominee meets or exceeds the qualifications normally required for those important jobs," he said.
|
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This project includes the Whitney and the broader art system itself, but necessarily exceeds both.
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Her four-percentage point advantage exceeds the survey's margin for error of 2.73 percentage points.
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Ms Viner says revenue from readers (including 200,000 print subscribers) now exceeds revenue from advertisers.
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The complaint also claims the charter exceeds the agency's authority under the National Banking Act.
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Today, staff devoted to supporting startup development often exceeds investment professionals in large venture firms.
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The impact it has had over the last 15 years far exceeds its original reach.
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Again, Black Panther actually exceeds X-Men's example by having Killmonger help change T'Challa's mind.
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The current total exceeds the government's minimum recovery goal of 500 animals in the region.
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Applicants who do receive the grant must not take out a mortgage that exceeds $22019,203.
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I don't eat a lot of tuna, but whenever I do, it exceeds my expectations.
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If damage exceeds $28883 it is a felony with up to 3 years jail time.
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If damage exceeds $400 it is a felony with up to 3 years jail time.
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"Demand as a store of value far exceeds the demand for transactional cash," Colas said.
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It exceeds the combined sales for Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the United States.
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If the credit exceeds a worker's income tax liability, the government will refund the balance.
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A few boatloads still arrive most days, but the number of migrants rarely exceeds 100.
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Nerekhta exceeds the capabilities of manned vehicles "in a number of parameters," according to Col.
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Safe to say the catalog far exceeds that of every library on the planet combined.
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The total number of migrants and refugees holed up in the island camps exceeds 17,000.
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Bezos also disclosed for the first time that Prime now exceeds 100 million members worldwide.
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That estimate exceeds a Reuters average forecast of 14.3 trillion Korean won in operating profits.
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The percentage of Tesla's available stock currently sold short exceeds 25 percent, according to FactSet.
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Given the heightened concerns, the school is providing extra security that exceeds $600,000, Fuchs said.
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Polls on the tax law, however, keep finding that disapproval of the law exceeds approval.
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In the way that it has been applied, the ESA also exceeds federal constitutional power.
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Polls on the tax law, however, keep finding that disapproval of the law exceeds approval.
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The media hubbub leading up to the main event exceeds the Super Bowl pregame show.
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In this economy, the number of available jobs far exceeds the number of available workers.
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As more men become managers, their compensation far exceeds that of women, their former peers.
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Human Rights are a collective responsibility, a responsibility that exceeds the legal obligations of governments.
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With that view, he exceeds what had, until recently, been the gun lobby's wildest hopes.
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Spending on Medicaid, by the federal government and states combined, exceeds $270 billion a year.
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In fact, if the lottery exceeds $25 billion again, I'll probably buy a ticket again.
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The percentage of Tesla's available stock currently sold short exceeds 30 percent, according to FactSet.
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Parents can also set spending limits and receive text messages if their child exceeds them.
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The output gap shows demand exceeds supply by the most in more than nine years.
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And again, RACs are currently financially penalized if their appeal overturn rate exceeds 10 percent.
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The company's valuation far exceeds that of publicly traded companies such as Regus Plc RGU.
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The number of ISIL fighters now far exceeds what al Qaeda had at its height.
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Even if he had, the population he will have to govern far exceeds his supporters.
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If it exceeds its high estimate, it could become the most expensive emerald ever auctioned.
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But experts say the true number of cases in the country almost certainly exceeds 1,400.
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Roughly three million children — which exceeds the population of Chicago — now suffer under these conditions.
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According to Mr. Putin, its weight exceeds 200 tons and has practically no range restrictions.
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More than 173 women spoke at his sentencing hearing; the number of accusers exceeds 250.
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The panic created over this current coronavirus already far exceeds that of the SARS pandemic.
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They love it that his lifetime output far exceeds the word count of the Bible.
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The current shortfall exceeds the full-year deficit for fiscal 2018, which was $779 billion.
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His tenderness for the essay is for the moment when its reach exceeds its grasp.
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It far exceeds the federal base, which has remained at $7.25 an hour since 2009.
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Unfortunately, what many of these funds owe to beneficiaries far exceeds their ability to pay.
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The unemployment rate among Jordanians exceeds 14 percent, and is almost double that among youth.
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Bob Menendez of New Jersey, would ban any magazine that exceeds 143 rounds of ammunition.
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But the bill, which exceeds 1,300 pages, goes beyond a simple benefits-for-wall trade.
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But in most ways, the series measures up to (or exceeds) present-day audiences' expectations.
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Not Mr. McConnell, whose determination to steamroll and humiliate political opponents exceeds any other consideration.
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Tesla's market value exceeds $60 billion, and its shares closed Friday up $3.04 at $355.49.
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Their departures come as the Justice Department faces a backlog that exceeds 1 million cases.
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Ms. Mutu's sense of improvisation, creepiness and perversity re-emerges when her imagination exceeds realism.
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Two are cities; the others decent-sized countries (Taiwan's population exceeds 20m; South Korea's 50m).
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While Penn Station was built to accommodate 200,85033 daily commuters, daily traffic now exceeds 700,000.
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There are 17 Democrats retiring as of this writing, a number that exceeds the norm.
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The immigration backlog exceeds at least 2628,28503 cases, according to Syracuse University's TRAC Immigration database.
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The current shortfall exceeds the full-year deficit for fiscal 22029, which was $898 billion.
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Greater happiness comes when what happens in reality exceeds what you were expecting to happen.
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The current shortfall exceeds the full-year deficit for fiscal 2018, which was $898 billion.
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At that level of spending, the extra 2 percent back exceeds the Prime membership fee.
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While all federal prisoners are assessed for program and treatment needs, demand far exceeds supply.
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That exceeds the existing inventory of just 30 residential buildings and 1,667 units, he said.
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Iran says it would be Washington's fault if it exceeds the 300 kg stockpile threshold.
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The dialog box that appears when trying to rent a movie that exceeds your storage size.
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The WHO estimates the death toll due to climate change already exceeds 150,000 per year worldwide.
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The number of fatalities each day from opioid overdoses exceeds that of car accidents and homicides.
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Outstanding student loan debt exceeds auto loan debt ($1.1 trillion) and credit card debt ($977 billion).
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It's very likely that OpenDoor now holds a valuation that exceeds the $1 billion unicorn threshold.
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That economic growth will produce increased tax revenue that exceeds the amount of the tax cuts.
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The emissions generated during the process of making wasted food exceeds those of Brazil in total.
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That actually exceeds the 20.21% growth analysts had been expecting (it's up 2758% year-on-year).
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While the symbolism is clear, watching Pfahler's performance has a visceral impact that exceeds the concept.
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We have suicides that are committed by firearms at a rate that far exceeds other countries.
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The C.D.C. recommends chelation therapy when a child's blood lead level exceeds 45 micrograms per deciliter.
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So cost of building a single apartment unit exceeds what you can rent it out for.
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The yield on America's short-term government bonds currently exceeds that of its longer-term debt.
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For retirees whose income barely exceeds that level, the tax bill can be punishing, he said.
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SFG's PRISM capital model score was 'Very Strong' in 0003, which exceeds the current rating level.
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Fiction that, one argues, has a value that exceeds its commercial appeal would be Literary Fiction.
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Still, Adams matches — if not exceeds — this portrayal with a scene-stealing one of her own.
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"Total retail sales including vehicles roughly exceeds $4 trillion in 2016," Moody's analyst Charlie O'Shea said.
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The money that would be saved from having fewer hospitalisations as a result exceeds these costs.
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Sometimes, the cost of that step exceeds the value of the metal you want to recycle.
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Oxygen production in both Earth and Europan oceans exceeds hydrogen production by almost exactly 10 times.
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Such a family must pay this premium in full if its income exceeds $100,000 before tax.
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Identity-theft is widespread; the annual cost to American consumers exceeds $16bn, according to some estimates.
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A corollary for the insurance exit might be that the return rarely exceeds the capital invested.
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On some days, demand for certain issues exceeds the amount of those bonds the Fed holds.
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That exceeds the six times leveraged ratio that has been set by European and US regulators.
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The agency's budget for wild horses currently exceeds $80 million — double what it was in 2009.
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Conventionally, extra spending by oil importers exceeds cuts in spending by exporters, boosting global aggregate demand.
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A 15,000-egg omelette exceeds the daily recommended guidelines for cholesterol by approximately 12 million percent.
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The attorney also says the number of detainees at LAX "far exceeds" the 7 people reported.
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WFC does not disclose its LCR, only that it exceeds the requirement with an internal buffer.
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By the 2010s, only one in seven metro areas matches or exceeds the national startup rate.
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Their number exceeds that of the 75.4 million baby boomers (born roughly between 1945 and 1964).
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Either way, the federal coal already leased vastly exceeds what's permissible under a 2 degrees scenario.
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The payments made by the companies "exceeds the amount of the individual overcharge," the department said.
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Takeovers make sense only if the value of synergies exceeds the premium paid (as Valeant discovered).
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Its estimated $23.4 million opening already exceeds the $20 million it cost to make the movie.
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Tschopp said his group opposed compensation packages where the non-fixed portion exceeds the fixed portion.
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Recovering from Hurricane Harvey alone has a price tag that exceeds $125 billion, according to NOAA.
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Instead, they use carbon-based fuel until its cost exceeds the economic benefit of burning it.
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That 220-game gap exceeds the impact Russell Westbrook had when he won MVP in 256.6.
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It is our intention to cover these issues in a way that exceeds reporting on death.
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Both have access to military intelligence that far exceeds what is available in the private sector.
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But the base discretionary spending amount exceeds the $549 billion allowed under the current budget caps.
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That's "a number of deaths that far exceeds what we would normally expect," Howard told CNN.
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Is Speaker Ryan being honest about his willingness to sue any president who exceeds his authority?
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"The growth of non-financial products overall dramatically exceeds financial products," Rafalovsky said of the diversification.
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The 15 richest club owners in the NFL have a combined worth which exceeds $85 billion.
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The number of tourists regularly exceeds the entire population of Iceland — and that number is growing.
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Due to its holding of Ericsson A-shares, Investor's voting stake far exceeds that of Cevian.
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Manhattan K-12 schools Horace Mann, Collegiate, and Trinity all have yearly tuition that exceeds $50,000.
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Southwest said its existing maintenance program "meets or exceeds all the requirements" in the FAA order.
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" Donald Trump's press conference performance in Helsinki rises to & exceeds the threshold of "high crimes & misdemeanors.
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Yet early turnout is only rarely higher than 2012, and never exceeds the rate for 2016.
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For kidney patients, for example, the cost of long-term dialysis exceeds that of transplant surgery.
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This position strengthens Malone's already hefty stake in Discovery's Class A stock, which now exceeds 670,000.
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It is issued when the amount collected exceeds $20,000 and is for more than 200 transactions.
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That means UI that actually exceeds the wages of people paid $2600 an hour or less.
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In Iraq's worst-hit provinces, the poverty rate now exceeds 40 percent and unemployment is rampant.
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More than 23 million Americans live in areas where air pollution exceeds the PM 2.5 standards.
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" Donald Trump's press conference performance in Helsinki rises to & exceeds the threshold of "high crimes & misdemeanors.
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The total number of users across Facebook's platforms far exceeds the number on any rival platform.
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The city's heavy smog often exceeds the levels of pollution the World Health Organization deems safe.
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I guess the need to look cool exceeds how much I care about my lungs. SMOKE?
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If the wet bulb reading exceeds 32.2, the tournament referee will suspend matches until conditions subside.
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If their annual rent bill exceeds $250,000, they must pay the city 3.9 percent of it.
|
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The rate of delinquency and criminality among nonimmigrant teens considerably exceeds that of their immigrant peers.
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One caveat: If your family's data use exceeds 30 gigabytes, Consumer Cellular shuts off data service.
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Pruitt signed the plan saying the rule exceeds the agency's authority under the Clean Air Act.
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The number of films now being made about the war exceeds that of the Soviet years.
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Its unfunded pension liability – what it owes the fund that pays retirees – now exceeds $220006 billion.
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Per capita prescription drug spending in the US exceeds that in all other countries, studies show.
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If it exceeds that water mark, the S&P would notch its best year since 1997.
|
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Revenue also beat forecasts and Norwegian also gave a full-year forecast that exceeds analysts' estimates.
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They also might make the case that the murder rate in Baltimore exceeds that of Baghdad.
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The surplus in the year to date exceeds the $47.7 billion surplus for all of 2016.
|
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It's worth pointing out, however, that Francis's popularity in the US still massively exceeds his predecessors.
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The fear of what terrorists might do vastly exceeds any realistic assessment of the individual risk.
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That means a family of four would get free child care unless their income exceeds $20113,22011.
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That means a family of four would get free child care unless their income exceeds $51,500.
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"A synestia is an astronomical body that exceeds the rotation limit of a planet," Stewart told Gizmodo.
|
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It brings him to 1,324 commutations or pardons, a number that far exceeds other two-term presidents.
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Fourth, the US corporate sector runs a financial surplus, which means that its income exceeds its spending.
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If you're feeling especially generous and your gift exceeds $5,000, you will need an appraisal, said Freeman.
|
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There's nothing quite like finding a cheap thrill that exceeds any and all cost-per-wear expectations.
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To date, The Family has supported more than 350 startups, whose total value exceeds one billion euro.
|
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The average exceeds $2.99 a gallon in 17 states, up from just 10 states two weeks ago.
|
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It far exceeds the legislative ambitions of Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, the last two Democratic presidents.
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For example, give a wide berth to apartments where the occupant-bathroom ratio exceeds three to one.
|
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Britain imports nearly all of its clothes, and month-on-month inflation in clothing now exceeds 3603%.
|
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Because nothing you need to do exceeds that sixty-second limit, each run feels valuable and meaningful.
|
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Not to play favorites, but each season, the street style at London Fashion Week exceeds our expectations.
|
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Output of the metal still exceeds domestic demand by about one-seventh, or 100m tonnes a year.
|
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Its current estimated population well exceeds the government's minimum recovery goal of 500 animals in the region.
|
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Public debt still exceeds annual GNI*, a better measure than GDP of taxpayers' capacity to service it.
|
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Investors still need to get approval from Chinese regulators only if their investment exceeds the base quota.
|
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That rate exceeds the federal rate, which has remained at $7.25 an hour for nearly a decade.
|
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Georgia – a country aspiring to NATO membership – already exceeds the alliance requirements for defense and technology spending.
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That 10% increase exceeds the rise in any major men's competition over the same period (see chart).
|
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In neighbouring Malaysia, which has been promoting Islamic finance for many years, Islamic banks' share exceeds 21.25%.
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According to recent research, the rate of human carbon emissions today far exceeds that of the PETM.
|
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In some districts it exceeds the average salary for the country as a whole by a fifth.
|
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But the remaining home-grown value exceeds the total worth of Malaysia's car exports several times over.
|
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"We're seeing passenger growth [in China] that exceeds the overall market growth around the world," Muilenburg said.
|
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The forecast exceeds the $2154.53 billion in revenue that analysts expected, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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The forecast exceeds the $21.09 billion in revenue that analysts expected, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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The forecast exceeds the $10.8 billion in revenue that analysts expected, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Corporate debt has been growing at a steady clip during the recovery and now exceeds $9 trillion.
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It will only be a few years before China's GDP (as measured in dollars) exceeds the EU's.
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Second, his faith in his ability to devise and execute canny manoeuvres exceeds the (albeit impressive) reality.
|
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Jinmao exceeds its peers in its higher recurring interest coverage of 0.5x and EBITDA margin above 7503%.
|
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A spokesman for Monsanto said glyphosate meets or exceeds all requirements for renewal in the European Union.
|
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For refiners, RIN-related financial exposure is growing and often exceeds labor costs, maintenance costs, and logistics.
|
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But if Athens exceeds its targets, it is allowed to offset the austerity measures and reduce taxes.
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The company's Prism capital model score was 'Very Strong' in 2016, which exceeds the current rating level.
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So expectations for the Vive are high — and the headset both exceeds and falls short of them.
|
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With R&D spending equivalent to 24 percent of sales, AstraZeneca's science budget exceeds the industry average.
|
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MORE's 2015 rule, dubbed the Clean Power Plan, exceeds the agency's authority under the Clean Air Act.
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The amount of this kind of debt has soared in recent years, and now exceeds $17 trillion.
|
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Our national debt exceeds $2628 trillion, over a trillion dollars more than our annual gross domestic product.
|
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Overall, the U.S. trade deficit exceeds $85033 billion a year and costs Americans about 4 million jobs.
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The bill is meant, in part, to address the NPS maintenance backlog, which now exceeds $11 billion.
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"We need Democrats to speak up when a Democratic president exceeds his or her powers," he urged.
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Most companies carry insurance that exceeds state requirements and covers liability related to driver (or babysitter) conduct.
|
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In those cases, the decline in stock value often far exceeds the amount cooked into the books.
|
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That number exceeds the previous record set in 6900 when 2628 women filed to run for governor.
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That exceeds the goal set by President Obama of admitting as least 10,000 during the fiscal year.
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Those episodes are laid out in the sprawling second volume of the report, which exceeds 22019 pages.
|
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All require the board's approval because each exceeds the $10 million threshold, the agency told The Hill.
|
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The three judges, all nominees of President Bill Clinton, said the travel ban exceeds the President's authority.
|
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This resulted in a sharp increase in liability duration, as annuity policies' duration often exceeds 30 years.
|
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The $640 billion defense budget contained within the NDAA exceeds the BCA caps by nearly $100 billion.
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That exceeds the previous peak of 32 percent in 2008, and is up slightly from last month.
|
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At 92.8 percent of GDP, South Korea's household debt exceeds that of the United States and Japan.
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In parts of the Amazon basin, the ratio of baptised Catholics to priests exceeds 8,000 to one.
|
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As commodity prices rise, supply rises as well, but at a certain point, supply far exceeds demand.
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However, once taxable income exceeds those thresholds, the law places limits on who can take the break.
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Final recognition of which will occur when public awareness exceeds the media's capacity to varnish the truth.
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The number of people who fall under the ban exceeds 135 million, according to immigrant advocacy groups.
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"The problems arise when the demand for healthcare or food or medicine exceeds the resources," she said.
|
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The impact of chronic sleeplessness in the United States far exceeds the costs in other industrialized countries.
|
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The lawsuit claims that the painting "well exceeds the $75,000 threshold" necessary to bring a federal suit.
|
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But the Fed has also signaled it would not be concerned if inflation exceeds its 2% target.
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The combination of the two exceeds what the agency's total supply of housing was in the '90s.
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Any nation whose trade in goods with the United States exceeds $40 billion will now be monitored.
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What happens when the number of coronavirus patients exceeds the available space in hospital intensive care units?
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Her ability to know and to problem solve exceeds the collective efforts of every living human being.
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"The cost of providing the service exceeds what our customers can pay for it," the company announced.
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There's even reason to believe the true number of deaths far exceeds what the government has reported.
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Photography works and doesn't work, it is tolerable and intolerable, it confounds and often exceeds our expectations.
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The virus has infected more than 245,000 people across the world and the death toll exceeds 10,000.
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Italian government debt exceeds 131 percent of its annual economic output, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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In all insurance contracts the cost of cover exceeds the expected payout (otherwise insurers would go bust).
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In fact, his $28 billion pledge to farmers exceeds the total tariff revenues as of last month.
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Even if temperature rise exceeds 2 degrees, the basic structure of the challenge will remain the same.
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Pakistan's population now exceeds 207 million, an increase of 57 percent since the last census in 1998.
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The final package far exceeds the $2.5 billion proposal that the White House put forward last week.
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The value of the copyright interests that he transferred to Hasbro "exceeds $100 million," the suit said.
|
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Banrural's profitability consistently exceeds that of the Guatemalan market average, buttressed by its ample net interest margin.
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That number exceeds the amount of people who have actually gotten jobs through training and placement programs.
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The national debt exceeds $20 trillion, and annual deficit spending only adds to that total every year.
|
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The latest round of fundraising exceeds the $9 billion aid requirement for 2016 presented before the conference.
|
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MORE's 28503 rule, dubbed the Clean Power Plan, exceeds the agency's authority under the Clean Air Act.
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Softbank's offer to FIFA, for example, exceeds the organization's own analysis of what its tournaments are worth.
|
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The overall death toll from the bush fires now exceeds 30, with more than 2,500 homes destroyed.
|
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And since DSTLD is a startup, you may have to preorder a pair if demand exceeds stock.
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You'll pay $2 per month for Acorns Later until your amount invested with Acorns exceeds $1 million.
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Remember that supply and demand curve: When the demand (for workers) exceeds the supply, prices should rise.
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That amount exceeds sequester caps imposed in 2011 in hopes Congress soon will agree to eliminate them.
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In contrast, the speed of a quantum computer vastly exceeds that of classical computers, for certain tasks.
|
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McDonald's has long dominated the breakfast category, holding a market share that exceeds 25%, according to Barclays.
|
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Tourism spending exceeds the combined value of Australia's annual exports of iron ore, coal and natural gas.
|
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Yet, the COA of most institutions -- largely unregulated and generally unaudited -- already exceeds what students can afford.
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Banks must pay negative interest on the portion of their sight deposits that exceeds the exemption threshold.
|
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The going rate for a brigadier general, I am told by Afghan and international officials, exceeds $100,000.
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It says it takes employee benefits seriously and "strictly follows" and even exceeds China's labour-law requirements.
|
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"The undisclosed borrowing exceeds $1 billion and significantly changes our assessment of Mozambique's macroeconomic outlook," Sayeh said.
|
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Growth in Oman, the UAE, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia is more reasonable but still exceeds GDP growth.
|
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Per-capita firearm ownership in the United States far exceeds any other country, according to government estimates.
|
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But those of us who fear Trump also need to be honest when he exceeds our expectations.
|
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The total cost of traffic associated with lost time and wasted fuel exceeds $100 billion per year.
|
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There is cooking, cleaning and laundry, often at a scale that far exceeds what most Westerners do.
|
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Members of Congress also possess a sense of self-interest that exceeds their allegiance to the president.
|
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For Benjamin, human ingenuity and sensory appetite exceeds the surface consumerism and somnambulism of daily city life.
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Its $40 billion market value exceeds eBay's and places it among China's five most valuable internet companies.
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Single taxpayers living abroad must file Form 2000 if the total value of their foreign financial assets exceeds $210,2000 on the last day of the tax year ($250,2000 for spouses who file jointly) or if it exceeds $228,653 at any time during the year ($265,2000 for spouses filing jointly).
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Global production exceeds demand by more than one million barrels a day, and storage space is running out.
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The reason is that their $323,000 combined income exceeds the income limit for married couples with one child.
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The reason is that their $3003,000 combined income exceeds the income limit for married couples with one child.
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Companies employ workers if the value they get from the workers' labor exceeds the costs of employing them.
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Fitch will be monitoring the growth in these portfolios for any asset quality deterioration that exceeds our expectations.
|
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To encourage the industry, Ethiopian-assembled cars receive tax breaks when local input exceeds 2000 percent, executives said.
|
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That comfortably exceeds the minimum target of 6 billion euros communicated to the market earlier in the day.
|
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This is what happens now when the falling force exceeds that of the ATC and the belayer's grip.
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The burden is crippling for the island of 3.6 million people, where the poverty rate exceeds 40 percent.
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The prospect of an approach to asylum-seekers that exceeds the violence we've already seen is simply unbearable.
|
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The collection's prices are affordable, with pieces starting at $78, and only one, the cufflinks, that exceeds $170.
|
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Including Catholics, Pentecostals and non-denominational sorts, the number of Britons who call themselves Christian still exceeds 40%.
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This is because voter participation, which exceeds 70% in presidential years, falls to around 40% in governor elections.
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But the number of travellers who actually cross the border here rarely exceeds a few hundred a week.
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They say the rule exceeds the agency's statutory authority and goes beyond the bounds set by the Constitution.
|
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In Argentina, Brazil and Mexico, support for gay marriage exceeds 50% (as it does in Chile and Uruguay).
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The average occupancy rate exceeds 95% with an average lease maturity of 4.2 years and high renewal rates.
|
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Bloomberg reports that GV's investment in Lime exceeds Uber's, and GV partner Joe Kraus is joining Lime's board.
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Under Italian rules any investor that exceeds 25% of TIM must make a mandatory offer for all shares.
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Parent company Alphabet's market cap exceeds $700 billion, making it the second- most-valuable company in the world.
|
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That number exceeds last year's total of 5,864 closure announcements, according to a recent report from Coresight Research.
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When a business' annual revenue exceeds $100 billion, it's sufficiently difficult to find new avenues of meaningful growth.
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If your AGI exceeds $22,2000 if you're single or $24,2050 if you're married, you can't take the break.
|
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The number of overdose deaths in New York City exceeds that from car accidents, suicides, and homicides combined.
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They must also file a return if their earned income — money from salaries, wages, and tips — exceeds $12,000.
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That being said, I will not stand for their French toast bagel, which far exceeds bagel sweet standards.
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Typically, demand exceeds the pipeline's space, forcing refiners and traders to supplement delivery with tanker shipments or imports.
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William N. Moore: The working homeless anomaly will continue until the affordable housing supply exceeds affordable housing demand.
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"The order also exceeds the President's statutory authority and contravenes the constitutional guarantee of Due Process," he wrote.
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The low end of the new range now exceeds analysts' full-year earnings estimates of $2850 per share.
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However, Fitch expects ongoing growth, which exceeds internal capital generation, to pressure capitalisation over the next two years.
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A higher ratio hints at a higher valuation and Tesla far exceeds its peers on the same metric.
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A 330ml can of Coke exceeds by a sixth the recommended daily amount of sugar for a child.
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"It is possible that the political cost of these attacks exceeds the tactical gains," argues retired Lt. Col.
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But this could change if scientists successfully create a machine-based general intelligence that exceeds human-level intelligence.
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The OECD, a rich-country club, reckons global capacity exceeds demand by up to 2211m tonnes a year.
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He argues that exceeds EPA's authority and has floated a regulatory framework more accommodating to coal plant owners.
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Its net cash exceeds $150 billion, and its free cash flow should easily surpass $50 billion this year.
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The rosier guidance exceeds a Reuters analyst survey that expected a range of $8.39 to $10.60 a share.
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Because U.S. domestic spending exceeds our annual savings, the U.S. is a net borrower on the world economy.
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If copper exceeds $22000,230 and $2000,22005, the royalty rate will go up to 20183 and 22018 percent respectively.
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What this country gains in security and influence from NATO far exceeds any cost to the United States.
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That "is a very significant number because it vastly exceeds global demand growth," Morgan Stanley's Rats said Monday.
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Gray notes that when the bullish level exceeds 21500 percent, it has been consistent with a market pullback.
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Irma's cost to some small Caribbean islands, which promote themselves as tourist paradises, exceeds their GDP (see article).
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But even if warming exceeds that target, each additional fraction of a degree represents more destruction, more death.
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Their sharp sense of smell exceeds the ability of humans and machines to detect explosives and track suspects.
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Under federal law, lawmakers must approve redecorating and refurnishing costs of department heads' offices if it exceeds $5,000.
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Kennedy also pushed the plaintiff's attorney, Neal Katyal, on his argument that Trump's proclamation exceeds his legislative authority.
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In fact, it "approaches or exceeds the highest rate observed in a single study" from the Toxicology Program.
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After all, the number of active phone connections (7.7 billion) for the first time exceeds the world's population.
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Ants have higher biomass than humans, meaning the total mass of all ants exceeds that of all humans.
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Jackson ruled in 85033 that it is unconstitutional to keep inmates where the heat index exceeds 88 degrees.
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The Fed estimated that United States banks had "less than $100 billion" of business that exceeds the caps.
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Nearly three-fifths of House Democrats hold seats where the median income exceeds the national level of $55,322.
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In addition, banks cannot extend mortgage loans to customers whose total debt exceeds five times their gross income.
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The profitability of major oil companies now approaches or, by some measures, exceeds the levels before the crash.
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In fact, the amount and diversity of marine fossils found in the cave exceeds other more recent sites.
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Once the portfolio exceeds $50 billion, BlackRock will not earn additional fees for managing those surplus bond purchases.
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While blue recalls Yves Klein, and the bread evokes his paint-soaked sponges, the sculpture exceeds those allusions.
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Access to free public universities is extremely competitive, and the demand far exceeds the number of available spots.
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The amount exceeds the $2,2523,001 paid last year but fell short of the record $3,456,789 hit in 2016.
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According to Taryn Morrissey of American University, the average cost of child care nationally exceeds $8,600 a year.
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The figure substantially exceeds the $2.5 billion in emergency funding that the White House initially proposed last week.
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In fact, the secrecy surrounding mergers exceeds that for almost any other public process with major economic impact.
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Demand for clinic services already exceeds what can be provided with the available funds, $286.5 million a year.
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Never mind too that the number of new cases outside of China now exceeds the number in China.
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What is clear is that the complexity of the Middle East exceeds President Trump's capacity to understand it.
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Clinton's lead now exceeds the winning percentages of seven presidents, five of whom also won the Electoral College.
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Under Swiss rules, a shareholder must make an offer when their holding exceeds 33.33% of the voting rights.
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The bill also exceeds the mandatory spending level of $549 billion set by the 85033 Budget Control Act.
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The bill also exceeds the mandatory spending level of $549 billion set by the 2011 Budget Control Act.
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Since it is usually only triggered if a fund exceeds certain performance benchmarks, it is unlike ordinary income.
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For most people, that exceeds the standard coverage in a mainstream homeowner's policy for lost or stolen jewelry.
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That exceeds the 22019-man opening day payroll of the Orioles, Marlins, Tampa Bay Rays and Pittsburgh Pirates.
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The increase in future earnings from the students who benefit from such programs far exceeds the scholarship costs.
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Only 31 House Democrats still represent seats where the rural population exceeds one-fifth of the district's total.
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Alibaba holds 13 billion yuan ($21 billion) in net cash, meaning its total cash exceeds its total debt.
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By contrast, about three-fifths of Democrats represent districts where the foreign-born share exceeds the national average.
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Because the federal government's spending exceeds its revenue, it must issue debt in order to meet its obligations.
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That means the Social Security Administration will no longer withhold benefits if your income exceeds a certain level.
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The average noise level in hospitals far exceeds guideline-based recommendations, making it hard for patients to sleep.
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This far exceeds losses of about $250 billion caused by Hurricane Katrina, which hit New Orleans in 2005.
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Nor does it remedy the slight inconvenience that this bill exceeds the Budget Control Act by $35 billion.
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But the brewery continues to be eye-wateringly profitable — its operating profit margin exceeds that of giant Heineken.
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Jackpots in the two largest U.S. lotteries keep climbing — with a combined jackpot that now exceeds $2224 million.
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That far exceeds last year's $593 million, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF), which surveyed 7,277 consumers.
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The interest is considered a gift for gift-tax purposes if the total interest exceeds the annual limit.
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The number of small- business licenses now exceeds a half-million in a country of 11.2 million people.
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For point of comparison, traditional Formula One cars hit 128 decibels, which exceeds the threshold for human pain.
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The other is that this tax swap is bad news for people whose spending exceeds their wage income.
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The proposed defense spending exceeds caps on allowable spending, so they'd need Democrats' support to lift those caps.
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That rivals or exceeds the performance of public schools in districts where homes sell for millions of dollars.
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Puerto Rico is roughly $123 billion in debt, which far exceeds Detroit's bankruptcy in 2013 for $18 billion.
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Prices rise when demand exceeds supply, and more people wanting to buy Bitcoin explains its meteoric price rise.
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Single taxpayers who live overseas are required to file Form 260 if the total value of their foreign financial assets exceeds $2000,228 on the last day of the tax year ($400,000 for married-filing-jointly) or if it exceeds $300,000 any time during the year ($600,000 for spouses who file jointly).
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Single filers who live in the U.S. must turn in Form 0003 if the total value of their foreign financial assets exceeds $50,000 on the last day of the tax year ($100,000 for joint filers) or if the value exceeds $75,000 any time during the year ($150,000 for couples filing jointly).
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Single taxpayers who reside overseas are required to file Form 0003 if the total value of their foreign financial assets exceeds $2000,265 on the last day of the tax year ($2000,000 for spouses filing jointly) or if it exceeds $300,000 at any time in the year ($600,000 for spouses filing jointly).
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Single filers who reside in the U.S. must submit Form 8938 if the total value of their foreign financial assets exceeds $653,000 on the last day of the tax year ($100,000 for joint filers) or if the value exceeds $75,000 at any time during the year ($150,000 for couples filing jointly).
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" And last year, I wrote that "nothing about the iPhone 7's design exceeds the rest of the industry.
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The findings presented here "matches and exceeds present evidence for this ability in non-human primates," the authors write.
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Their unibody steel construction exceeds structural code in the U.S. and stands up to severe conditions in seismic zones.
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Thirty-eight percent of its 631,000 population is immigrant and the jobless rate exceeds 12 percent - both nationwide highs.
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Cumulatively, the 2020 agenda rivals or even exceeds the magnitude of President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society during the 1960s.
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"This significant undertaking exceeds what Dish has promised regulators before, but failed to deliver time and again," they write.
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This is especially obvious when you compare him to Victor, whose talent exceeds any level accomplished only through practice.
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Overall U.S. production currently exceeds 12 million bpd, a record, making the United States the world's largest oil producer.
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Georgia's relationship with NATO already exceeds any other partner, including contributing troops to the rapid reaction NATO Response Force.
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In central and western Africa, the killing of elephants far exceeds their natural population replacement rate, the group says.
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The fact is that once the AI exceeds human-level intelligence, it could be permanently out of our control.
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Like the federal version, Puerto Rico's alternative minimum tax is payable whenever it exceeds the taxpayer's "regular" income tax.
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Even in a good quarter, such as the one just completed, its return on equity barely exceeds single digits.
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Now, after six years of relentless price increases, the index exceeds the peak of Housing Bubble 1 by 12.7%.
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That number already exceeds last year's total of 2975,864 closure announcements, according to a recent report from Coresight Research.
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That number already exceeds last year's total of 5,864 closure announcements, according to a recent report from Coresight Research.
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Restaurants in Hokkaido often host all-you-can-eat melon buffets, and demand for the fruit often exceeds supply.
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Hum users will also receive alerts when the driver exceeds certain speeds and enters or exit certain established boundaries.
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San Francisco is an extreme example of a national trend among big cities: demand for housing far exceeds supply.
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In many global megacities, the problem is more severe: the average commute in Mumbai exceeds a staggering 90 minutes.
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Otis generated 31% of its sales there, analysts at Jefferies reckon, meaning its absolute sales volume there exceeds Thyssenkrupp's.
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The consumer giant reported better-than-expected second quarter earnings and gave 2016 revenue guidance that exceeds analyst forecasts.
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That spread now exceeds the previous record of 1,525 basis points set during the financial crisis in December 20053.
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Their knowledge of how race and difference affect them directly far exceeds their knowledge of why these problems exist.
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The second would be if another investor (excluding a "purely financial investor") buys a percentage that exceeds 20 percent.
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The foremost of the local challenges is the U.S. national debt, which currently exceeds $19 trillion and is rising.
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"We design for a customer experience that exceeds anything our competitors try to do," said Naumann, Apple's service chief.
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The figure exceeds current levels, but parts shipments above that quota could be subject to 232 tariffs, Wilson said.
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But it's possible that Apple is building power generation capacity that exceeds its needs in anticipation of future growth.
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The crippling protracted effect of Bipolar I, when not treated, far exceeds any kind of mood swing, he says.
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Vasle said restrictions were necessary to reduce excessive growth of consumer loans which at present exceeds 10% per year.
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Southwest said its current maintenance program "meets or exceeds the requirements" set in the FAA's emergency order, issued Friday.
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When a bank exceeds a threshold, usually in terms of total assets, it becomes subject to several regulatory requirements.
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And art will always exceed ethics, including political ethics, in the same way that the possible exceeds the desirable.
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Competing with Apple, whose cash hoard exceeds the size of many countries' gross domestic product, is also not easy.
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If Trump didn't reimburse him, then the value of Cohen's payment clearly exceeds the federal cap on individual donations.
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A one-year course of cancer drugs often exceeds $28500,6900, forcing many patients to choose between bankruptcy and treatment.
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Liquidity is sound, underpinned by a large buffer of liquid assets that far exceeds maturing debt in 2017-2018.
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That exceeds the $1.5 trillion permitted under the budget "reconciliation" rules that allow Senate Republicans to sidestep Democratic filibusters.
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The Times stands among the world's most formidable journalistic institutions, with a reach and power that exceeds its peers.
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That comfortably exceeds the threshold set for the pact to take force, 55 nations with 55 percent of emissions.
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That's more than three times the $77.83 billion given by corporations ($18.55 billion), and it exceeds foundations ($59.28 billion).
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If what you're spending every month exceeds what you earn, start cutting expenses from the bottom of the list.
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If our plan exceeds the 3.5% ten-year growth average, then our jobs proposal will actually reduce the deficit.
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Tuition expenses have nearly tripled in the past 28500 years, while outstanding student loan debt now exceeds $6900 trillion.
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Even the worst polls — Pew has him at 39 — show his support with Republican exceeds Reagan or the Bushes.
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Her target even exceeds the EIA's outlook for solar in 6900, thus speeding up deployment by over a decade.
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The cost of an average wedding far exceeds what I would remotely be able to (or want to) pay.
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In the late 1970s, New Jersey Transit carried about 70,000 passengers each weekday; today, its weekday ridership exceeds 310,000.
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The company is also going to give every employee "exceeds expectations" performance ratings for the first half of 22019.
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The impact of Tezuka's career on Japanese culture far exceeds his actual artistry, though his artistry is incredibly influential.
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The economic output of his province, the South's poorest, he noted, exceeds that generated by all of North Korea.
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The Fed's target range for its benchmark policy rate, now 2% to 2.25%, exceeds yields on nearly all Treasuries.
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"This exceeds the bandwidth of Capitol Hill," said Mr. Israel, who helped devise partisan talking points for past shutdowns.
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Their collection today exceeds 200 works and features artists including Lino Tagliapietra, Zora Pavlova, Dan Dailey and Laura Donefer.
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The 368 deaths Italy reported exceeds the highest single-day number China reported at the height of its outbreak.
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Since the insurance payment exceeds by far the overall cost of the discounted debt, the hedge fund profits handsomely.
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It is a disarmingly and consistently sensitive movie that remains engaging even when its reach sometimes exceeds its grasp.
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CHINA AUTO INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION SAYS ITS POLL SHOWS AVERAGE PRODUCTION RESUMPTION RATE OF CAR MANUFACTURERS IN CHINA EXCEEDS 40%
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An additional $1.5 billion may be tacked onto the $3 billion if the sale of Mundipharma exceeds $3 billion.
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The debt owed by 44 million students now exceeds $1.5 trillion — larger than national auto or credit card debt.
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The number of cases globally now exceeds 90,911 across 77 countries and territories with at least 3,123 deaths reported.
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The death toll of more than 2,600 people far exceeds that of the SARS outbreak nearly 17 years ago.
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The astounding diversity of choices far exceeds what's available in the United States, where a handful of grapes dominate.
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Most large research universities lose money per student; the cost of educating students exceeds the tuition that they pay.
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That New York does not is particularly disturbing, as its rate of false confessions far exceeds the national average.
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Capital is simply the amount by which a bank's assets (what it owns) exceeds its liabilities (what it owes).
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Further, forfeitures resulting from joint investigations may only be referred to the federal government if the value exceeds $75,000.
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On Saturday, the French government announced a ban of any gathering that exceeds 5,000 people in a confined space.
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Asare sits near the top; his salary exceeds that of anyone on staff at the nonprofit he helps advise.
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IMF staff projections currently show a debt path that exceeds 70% of GDP after 2022 which does not stabilize.
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The pace far exceeds where the United States is right now, with its economic growth rate at 1.42 percent.
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The defense appropriation bill in the Senate, which has yet to hit the floor, exceeds caps by $85033 billion.
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"Joker" has sparked both controversy and Oscar buzz this year as it exceeds all expectations at the box office.
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As with the craft beer movement, the influence of the growers far exceeds their actual presence in the marketplace.
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Besides sharing nearly a two thousand mile border, total trade between our countries now exceeds a half trillion dollars.
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Once joint income exceeds that amount, you can contribute to a spousal IRA, but you cannot deduct the contribution.
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That is lower than Indonesia's 9.16 percent, but it exceeds other emerging markets such as Mexico, Brazil and Malaysia.
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The low-gun states even have 30 million more residents than all 29 states where gun ownership exceeds 30%.
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That marks the highest level since January 2004 and far exceeds the central banks stated target of 5 percent.
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Entrepreneurs whose income exceeds those thresholds hope to take advantage of a different provision in the new tax law.
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Under ministry rules, the finance ministry may start spending the NWF once it exceeds the 7%-to-GDP cap.
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If the number exceeds two, try to decide if there's any way you can reduce the amount of punctuation.
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This could translate into $70 million in revenue, which currently exceeds the company's own market cap of $40 million.
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The agency wants more of these organizations to share the risk if their spending per patient exceeds their targets.
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What makes her special, though, is that she&aposs crafted a career that far exceeds the boundaries of music.
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Trump's administration is also reportedly watching the investigation closely, ready to complain if they believe it exceeds its mandate.
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In 183 districts, the minority share of the population exceeds the national average (including one seat that is vacant).
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If the account exceeds the total cap, benefits like S.S.I. payments would be suspended until the balance is spent down.
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The weapon exceeds the pact's range limit of 500-5,000 km (310-3,106 miles) and targets European allies, Washington contends.
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But if your modified adjusted gross income according to your tax return exceeds a certain amount, you will pay more.
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When a plan owner exceeds 22 GB of data on a single line, Verizon will lessen the access to data.
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According to the WHO, 92% of the world's population lives in places where the PM2.5 level exceeds the recommended threshold.
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This annual tax, also known as the "ultra millionaire tax," would apply to Americans whose net worth exceeds $50 million.
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Many investors are concerned about rising oil inventories as supply exceeds demand in some key markets, including the United States.
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Unfortunately, once your fund size exceeds $75 million, I'd argue, it is very difficult to focus on the seed stage.
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The car-buying website operator also reported revenue that beat estimates, and its current quarter outlook also exceeds Street forecasts.
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Long-term investors still got rich Quarterly revenue now exceeds $56 billion, while 17 years ago it was $700 million.
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One glimpse into Kim Kardashian's or Victoria Beckham's beauty routines and the total price of their products easily exceeds $1,000.
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The European Union's entire population exceeds that of the United States, but it has a fraction of the opioid use.
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He's also one of the league's most exciting dunkers, living above the rim with a vertical that exceeds 40 inches.
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According to mandatory public wealth declarations, many judges own property, luxury cars or cash which far exceeds their stated income.
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In the Chapare, neighborhood committees check that none of their members exceeds the cato and report transgressors to the authorities.
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This is a good deal and, not surprisingly, the number of takers in many districts exceeds the number of spaces.
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But the average for junior-high schools exceeds 22016 in 20160 Chinese provinces, and is more than 55 in two.
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CEO Sundar Pichai revealed at the keynote's start that the tally of monthly active Android devices now exceeds 2 billion.
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This far exceeds the 17% her father achieved when he shocked France by securing a second-round place in 2002 .
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Many migrants send home remittances, and in some countries that far exceeds what their governments take in traditional donor aid.
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The divide between parties within the U.S. far exceeds the divide found between the U.S. as a whole and Europe.
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"The city ordinance only allows a wall up to 6 feet tall and this far exceeds that," Perea told reporters.
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There is a limit to the amount of information the brain can process, and 16 groups surely exceeds that limit.
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Based in Geneva, it brings together 348 Christian confessions, ranging from liberal Protestant to Orthodox, whose total membership exceeds 560m.
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Federal law requires congressional approval "to furnish or redecorate the office of a department head" if the cost exceeds $5,000.
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If 50% of your ex's benefit exceeds what you stand to receive on your own, you can claim theirs instead.
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"While we support transparency, today's proposal misses the mark, exceeds the Administration's legal authority and should be abandoned," Pollack said.
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But often lost in the shuffle is the role of ballooning student loan debt, which exceeds $1.3 trillion and counting.
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And given that its level of intelligence greatly exceeds our own, there wouldn't be anything we could do about it.
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"Power modulation is whenever the power output of a limb exceeds the power the muscles can produce," Haldane told Gizmodo.
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New regulations threaten to erode Airbnb's revenue and its $30 billion valuation, which far exceeds that of any hotel company.
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The caps require across-the-board cuts on domestic and military funding, known as sequestration, if federal spending exceeds them.
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More large U.S. cities are seeing their outer reaches turn into transit deserts, where demand for transportation vastly exceeds supply.
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However, we do note the oft-true Murphy's Law of Insurance, which states that the damage rarely exceeds the deductible.
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Since even 200 miles already far exceeds the amount most people drive in a day, the difference is mostly psychological.
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Amidst a population that exceeds 7.2 million, hundreds of thousands of people are wide-eyed between the sheets every night.
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Since primary season began in February, the percentage of respondents who had given to a Democratic campaign exceeds 30 percent.
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Maturity Concerns Result in RWN The maturity of one loan in SGML II exceeds that of the class A notes.
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AFC relies on collateral to mitigate the risk as the unprovisioned portion of its NPLs materially exceeds that of peers.
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Judging from the most recent listing on the Guinness World Records (GWR) site, his oyster well exceeds the registered holder.
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The current tally exceeds the 10 million national enrollment target that federal officials have set for the end of 2016.
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All while not making the activity so tedious that it exceeds my stress tolerance and pushes me to quit out.
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Zambia raised royalties from January and introduced a 10 percent tax when the price of copper exceeds $7,500 per tonne.
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That cost far exceeds the cost of protecting his predecessors in the nine years of data the agency made public.
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And the number of qualified applicants often exceeds the number the government allows in each year, leading to huge backlogs.
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Xiaomi will reach the target two months ahead of schedule, and it exceeds the unit shipment of 90M in 2017!
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But as compute power far exceeds human capacity, it is increasingly difficult to apprehend the future implications of Moore's Law.
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If that exceeds 5 million yen, for example, the government may insist on a lower price, according the policy draft.
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The $1.24 trillion price tag to modernize the nuclear arsenal already exceeds initial estimates and is expected to keep growing.
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There were 28500 Army Reserve suicides in the first three quarters of 6900, which exceeds 2628's total of 28503.
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The total amount of "non-intact raw beef products" that have been recalled now exceeds more than 12 million pounds.
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The bill, finalized by House and Senate negotiators last week, would authorize defense spending that exceeds federally mandated budget caps.
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"While we support transparency, today's proposal misses the mark, exceeds the Administration's legal authority and should be abandoned," he said.
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Not only is the Protect and Serve Act unnecessary as a policy measure, but it also exceeds Congress's constitutional authority.
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Currently, poverty exceeds 70 percent and Zimbabwe ranked 154 out of 176 nations in Transparency International's 2016 Corruption Perceptions Index.
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If turnout exceeds expectations that will likely indicate a surge of new voters -- people potentially energized by Perriello's underdog campaign.
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If the number of shares opting for cash exceeds 20 percent, those shareholders will be subject to pro rata cutbacks.
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It exceeds the limits of our criminal laws and violates free speech protections guaranteed by the Massachusetts and US Constitution.
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While the agency exceeds federal standards for airport perimeter security we continue to explore ways to enhance our security posture.
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The unfunded liability of Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid exceeds the net worth of all Americans — and it is growing.
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"Donald Trump's press conference performance in Helsinki rises to & exceeds the threshold of 'high crimes & misdemeanors,' " Brennan said on Twitter.
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When demand exceeds supply, players often turn to bartering — or other methods — to procure what they need from their teammates.
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The Fed is aiming to raise rates to a neutral level before inflation exceeds the bank's 2 percent target range.
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That exceeds a Reuters poll projecting inflation of 0.7 percent in the current year and 0.8 percent the following year.
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China's online population now exceeds 203 million, double the entire populace of the U.S. and more than that of Europe.
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"This type of separation far exceeds lateral separation standards in the rules of the International Civil Aviation Organization," Ma said.
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It seems a little all over the place, and in many ways far exceeds what Tesla seems capable of doing.
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Research advocates said Monday they're ecstatic about the proposed increase, which exceeds President Obama's own request by about $3 billion.
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Government debt far exceeds annual output of the economy, and Rome cannot afford to lose the confidence of bond investors.
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Still, the payment by far exceeds the amount of any fine the league has imposed on a team or owner.
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Records show that the annual budget of the national organization and its affiliates, including an educational endowment, exceeds $75 million.
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So there's a tax wedge: what the U.S. economy gets in additional production exceeds what we pay out to foreigners.
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A sudden spike that far exceeds estimates for flu for a given date may well indicate the coronavirus has arrived.
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The federal deficit this year topped $660 billion, despite healthy economic growth, and the national debt now exceeds $20 trillion.
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Of course, even a 20% death rate vastly exceeds a typical flu, which kills less than 1% of those infected.
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The same can be said in certain stores in Japan, where the number of reported coronavirus cases currently exceeds 200.
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The funds ordered by the Supreme Court went into a trust, whose value today, with accrued interest, exceeds $1.3 billion.
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"My frank opinion remains that the harm from the coronavirus panic far exceeds that of the virus itself," Musk wrote.
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"My frank opinion remains that the harm from the coronavirus panic far exceeds that of the virus itself," he said.
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Puerto Rico's $123 billion in debt and pension obligations far exceeds the $18 billion bankruptcy filed by Detroit in 2013.
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Context: At least five firefighters have been killed this season, and the death toll from the fires now exceeds 30.
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Last month, Warren released a "wealth tax" plan aimed at the most affluent Americans whose net worth exceeds $50 million.
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"We are very disappointed in this misguided decision, which far exceeds what the expert agency recommended," said LG on Tuesday.
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Moreover, starting in the late 1990s, Congress extended Medicaid eligibility to people with disabilities whose income exceeds Medicaid upper limits.
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The sticker price to attend many private universities now exceeds $70,000 per year, including tuition, room, board, books and fees.
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Negative interest will continue to be charged on the portion of banks' sight deposits which exceeds a certain exemption threshold.
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" And he has said that trafficking is "a global phenomenon that exceeds the competence of any one community or country.
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But you can if you've got a card with a credit limit over $300 (even if $300 exceeds your budget).
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This is all the truer for IT, where the pace of adoption exceeds any precedence set in the manufacturing industry.
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Although the roster of names to be removed exceeds 200,000 voters, he said, the vast bulk have been accurately tagged.
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Require corporations whose net worth exceeds $1 billion to apply for federal charters that require shareholders to approve political activity.
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"The staff of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow far exceeds the number of our embassy workers in Washington," she said.
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If the purchase exceeds £100 the card is inserted into a card terminal, with verification again coming from a fingerprint.
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Chipmaker Lam Research reports Wednesday after the close, and Bespoke found that the company exceeds estimates 91% of the time.
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Meanwhile, over two-thirds of Democrats represent seats where the non-white share of the population exceeds the national average.
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It is a figure that exceeds half the entire gross domestic product of countries like Chile, New Zealand and Portugal.
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In January, Warren released a "wealth tax" plan aimed at the most affluent Americans whose net worth exceeds $50 million.
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NASA will have to go back to Congress for more money if the huge space observatory exceeds previous cost caps.
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Paradoxically, while operational tempo and deployments have surged, much less frequent is the active-duty period that exceeds 6900 days.
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The district court's decision squarely conflicts with that express grant of authority and vastly exceeds the district court's own authority.
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In general, people donating that much money are independently wealthy and have a wealth that far exceeds their annual income.
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And yet, for a giant, an Afrormosia rarely exceeds 1.8 meters in diameter, giving it the dimensions of a pencil.
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Because the after-tax income of the bottom 22019 percent of families collectively exceeds that of the top 20 percent.
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Plus, research shows that what you get back in return often exceeds what the value of what you originally gave.
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" Trump weighed in hours before their meeting, posting on Twitter that Cuomo "must understand that National Security far exceeds politics.
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Doubling food education programs would represent a tiny increase in a federal food program that today exceeds $100 billion annually.
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The Washington Post's count of Trump's distortions and untruths, which now exceeds 13,000, could well surpass 20,000 before election day.
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But the beauty from true greatness comes from doing what is good for the team, which far exceeds just scoring goals.
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In fact, among teens and young adults up to age 25, flavored e-cigarette use exceeds rates among older adult adults.
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Annual revenue now exceeds $23 billion and AWS controls 13 percent of the public cloud market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Student loan debt currently exceeds $1.5 trillion and despite a strong jobs report, many college grads are unable to find work.
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It could take another year before the biggest companies' cash from operations exceeds their combined capital spending and dividends, Citigroup estimated.
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This year the cost of a 1503-second spot exceeds $5 million, more than double what it was 10 years ago.
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"Much of the uncertainty associated with the CFAA stems from the phrase 'exceeds authorized access,'" the CDT explains in its research.
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" On Monday, Brennan tweeted that Trump&aposs performance at the news conference "rises to & exceeds the threshold of &aposhigh crimes & misdemeanors.
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Last Tuesday, San Francisco became the first US city to file a lawsuit against it, arguing it exceeds the President's power.
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Wood's prediction would mean Tesla's market value easily exceeds $1 trillion within five years — nearly 10 times the company's current valuation.
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It also far exceeds the estimated 70 protesters Human Rights Watch said had been killed in protests between December and April.
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The figure far exceeds the Pentagon's estimate that Americans paid an average of $3,907 each for Iraq and Syria to date.
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That greatly exceeds the deepest cut the administration had already proposed for 2018, of about one-third, to the State Department.
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In America, where the bulk are raised, the stock comfortably exceeds $1.1trn, twice as much as six years ago (see chart).
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Demand for the visas far exceeds the 85,000 cap, meaning that the government has to ration them to firms by lottery.
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But, the Nikkei reported, the number still exceeds the 33 billion yen market consensus provided by analysts surveyed by Nikkei Quick.
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Ether has risen in value more than tenfold over the last year, to a market cap which now exceeds $1 billion.
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You then rent a movie from iTunes that exceeds the amount of storage... and poof... it somehow frees up more storage.
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We found 54 firms whose portfolio of investments in startups with a female founder exceeds the industry average of 12 percent.
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But the PUBG number notably excludes China, meaning that it actually likely exceeds Fortnite in popularity if everything was tallied up.
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But I still don't think this description sufficiently captures how uncanny he is, how much he exceeds the templates I've suggested.
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The backdrop: Iran is at risk of breaking the nuclear deal if it exceeds LEU stockpile restrictions outlined in the accord.
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In response to the charge that he exceeds his brief, Mr Nisar points to the dire state of many public services.
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If that flow exceeds a set level, the electromagnet becomes sufficiently energised to throw a mechanical switch, which breaks the circuit.
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The Moto G6 exceeds in the design category and most of the hardware, but falls short with the camera and screen.
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The percentage of avowedly "practising Catholics" far exceeds the numbers who actually turn up at mass, as any cleric will confirm.
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The cost of prehistoric rape exceeds the reproductive benefits by more than a factor of 10, Hill told Newsday in 2009.
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You can see from the iPhone XS benchmarks that it compares favorably to fast laptops and easily exceeds iPhone X performance.
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The Basel III requirements are also likely to drive corporate borrowing rates higher if demand exceeds supply, according to the study.
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The package, which exceeds initial estimates of around 20 trillion yen, will include 13 trillion yen in "fiscal measures," Jiji reported.
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The Permian is the nation's largest shale oil field, where production now exceeds more than 4 million barrels per day (bpd).
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"Today's CO2 concentration of ~400 ppm exceeds the natural variability seen over hundreds of thousands of years," the WMO bulletin said.
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Even if its reach ultimately exceeds its grasp, Quantum Break still represents a noble attempt to freshen up a familiar genre.
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This means that even disciplined banks such as UniCredit might struggle to earn a return that exceeds their cost of capital.
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Once a team of users exceeds 103 open boards, which are used to organize projects, it will have to start paying.
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Superior EBITDA Margins: Guangzhou R&F's EBITDA margin exceeds those of its 'BB' category peers, which ranged from 21750% to 21000%.
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They'll just be able to also click a link to show the whole post if it exceeds the original character limit.
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Scientists have what they call a "five-sigma" standard of proof, and LIGO's researchers say the gravitational wave discovery exceeds that.
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The trend has been helped as the ranks of the ultra rich — people whose wealth exceeds $50 million — grow even wealthier.
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With a population that just exceeds 600,000, the city's easygoing vibe makes it one of the most attractive places in Canada.
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TIAA's adjusted statutory financial leverage could increase to just over 15% on a pro forma basis, which exceeds current rating expectations.
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A journal, no less than an exhibition, is a collective and social affair, and exceeds the efford of any one person.
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That's a lot higher than 42 gigatons a year, which is probably the point at which warming exceeds 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In sheer numbers, that's a figure that exceeds the civilian death toll in Iraq at the height of war in 2006.
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Indeed, the percentage of skilled, legally resident African workers exceeds the percentage of U.S.-born skilled workers in any U.S. state.
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As president, Mr. Trump has fought congressional efforts at oversight with a vehemence that far exceeds the resistance of past presidents.
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The technologies to defend against that, the cost of defense, far exceeds the cost of just building and deploying a drone.
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"Under the interpretation proposed in this notice, the CPP exceeds the EPA's statutory authority and would be repealed," the proposal reads.
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Based on available information, the past year's annual average daily detainee population exceeds the 20033,520 congressionally funded beds available to ICE.
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Indeed, the value of assets held overseas by Japanese investors consistently exceeds the value of Japanese assets owned by foreign investors.
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That figure exceeds other recent estimates, including a Pew Research Center study that said 113 million people do not use broadband.
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In another scenario in which the world tackles climate change aggressively, the electric vehicle market exceeds 200 million by that year.
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