Here's what every major analyst expects from Alphabet's earnings report:
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The more hats we wear, the more society expects from us.
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We're always thinking about what our audience expects from The Onion.
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It depends on what one expects from an author's premise and intentions.
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Those characteristics are bare minimums that a hiring manager expects from any applicant.
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And I wonder just what God expects from us when so many are suffering.
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He explained to me what the club was like, what he expects from me.
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Further, many top economists don't foresee the booming economy Trump expects from his policies.
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This grim sexual trajectory is what America expects from people with spinal cord injuries.
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She was also not doing the things the public expects from a grieving parent.
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It's what the public expects from us -- and it's what we expect from each other.
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Worse, it has already squandered the windfalls it expects from the development of large offshore oilfields.
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" The woman's attire, he said, did not correspond with "what one normally expects from a beachgoer.
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The overbanked expects from their banks more than a small shift in focus toward technology and personalization.
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But it was also an illustration of the complete, blind loyalty that Trump expects from Fox News.
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Of the $4 billion in savings Anthem expects from the PBM, 20% will immediately be booked as profit.
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What's more, Japanese chola style has something crucial to say about what Japanese society expects from its women.
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And each expanded the scale and scope of what the average person expects from digital meddling in practice.
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And as with health care, Trump has made fairly confusing statements about what he expects from a deal.
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Microsoft is being clear about its intentions here and what it expects from a community it ultimately controls.
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But these instances haven't been as memorable or boundary-pushing as one expects from a red-carpet creation.
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The Dimension offers a premium build and the sort of sound quality one expects from Dolby calibrated devices.
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"We have always said the customer comes first and what the customer expects from the brand," Kaellenius said.
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In 2017, it feels like a commentary on the free labor that the tech industry expects from its users.
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I don't really understand what everybody expects from me, or what their idea of perfect would be for me.
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As one expects from Apple's official offering, the prices aren't as low as other second-hand retailers out there.
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"This is deeply disappointing and certainly not what anyone expects from our national cricket team," Qantas said in a statement.
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In fact, the top three phones in this list aren't the top flagship models everyone expects from Apple or Samsung.
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One-off emergency short-termed budget responses for the NIH is not what the nation requires or expects from Congress.
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When he was asked what the committee expects from the hearing, Jack Langer, a spokesman for Nunes, gave a substantial list.
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She set out to render those recollections in the kind of specific, emotionally evocative detail one expects from film and photography.
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Its proposed "competition advocate" (who would push lawsuits that reshape antitrust law) seems to be exactly what Blumenthal expects from Chopra.
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Amundi said future profits would be lifted thanks to increased synergies it expects from its merger with recently acquired company Pioneer.
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Many of Wall Street's top economists aren't seeing the booming growth that President-elect Donald Trump expects from his administration's policies.
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WHEN WE DO THAT, THE GUEST RESPONDS, IT BRINGS TRAFFIC BACK AND DELIVERS THE EXPERIENCE HAD AN TODAY'S GUEST EXPECTS FROM TARGET.
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IP licenses usually come with a minimum guarantee that the IP holder expects from the developer, as well as a revenue share.
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The $3 billion to $5 billion fine Facebook says it expects from the FTC probably won't be enough to change its behavior.
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For some companies, the average post-earnings move is larger than the reaction the options market expects from the upcoming quarterly report.
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At the same time, he can take advantage of the opportunity to point out what the United States expects from the world.
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" When it comes to Glasper's claims about what she expects from her employees, "I have my own idea of what works for me.
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What the Communist Party expects from China's artists was laid out by Xi Jinping, China's president, party leader and chief critic, in 2014.
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Its management put off until May providing guidance beyond the current quarter and any further savings it expects from the merger this year.
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It's not what one generally expects from an inpatient treatment facility designed exclusively for young people between the ages of 14 and 20.
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The spot was a message to current and future employees about what the company stands for and expects from its workforce, he added.
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Here's what Wall Street expects from the report: Economists predict 180,103 jobs were created during November, up from 128,000 in the previous month.
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Her personality could simultaneously bring a more thrill-seeking aspect to the show but also keep the honesty the audience expects from The Bachelorette.
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There's a steering wheel, a couple of pedals, a shift knob, and all the other stuff one expects from a car built in 290.
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Feng asked the industry to be patient as officials work through the backlog in applications and made clear what the government expects from it.
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Sam said earlier that he knows what his audience expects from him, and he's delivering that—and that's something that you can't underestimate enough.
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Darrell Issa on what he expects from DOJ's IG report DOJ expected to release inspector general's report on June 14; reaction on 'The Ingraham Angle.
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Though he doesn't seem to touch on it in this note, Kuo has previously laid out what he expects from the three different iPhone models.
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" But, after an investigation, the company "determined that each man had violated the norms of conduct that New York City Ballet expects from its employees.
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As one expects from a pico projector, the Insta-Share isn't much to speak of in daylight, but it does the trick in a dark room.
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But if this administration is incapable of the basic honesty one expects from officials in a democracy, it also can't pull off autocratic, top-down coordination.
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DeSantis is no verbal knife fighter, something Trump expects from his inner circle, and the onetime Fox News stalwart has ceased appearing on the cable channel.
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It has all the beautiful curves and details one expects from a modern Porsche, with a few — like the vegan interior option — that are less typical.
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But pop culture has a way of normalizing the things it celebrates as exceptional in one person into the things that it expects from everyone else.
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It remains to be seen just what Lamborghini expects from MIT, although anything that comes from the partnership probably would help Lamborghini's siblings in the Volkswagen Group.
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Banks working on behalf of the government, such as those handling sovereign bond issues, need to be clear on what the government expects from them, she said.
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On Monday, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released an outline of what it expects from the next for regulation, a document that resembled much of Hensarling's bill.
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The committee has settled on the scope of its investigation, Nunes said Monday, but has not received all of the evidence it expects from U.S. intelligence agencies.
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The resulting product is essentially those Hush components with the kind of polished finish one expects from Bose products, right down to the brushed aluminum charging case.
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So what follows are the 10 characteristics Google believes make for the best managers (and that it expects from managers), blended with my perspective on each trait.
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He said he expects from 10 million to 11 million votes to be cast in the state, which would represent massive increases from both 2016 and 2018.
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Mr. Macron hasn't specified exactly how this centralized budget would work — and more to the point what his administration expects from Brussels, now or in the future.
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This is in addition to a 3 billion euro non-operating charge the bank expects from next year after its decision to unwind a joint-venture in Turkey.
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The two executives said Panda New Energy will pay NEVS for the cars from a four-to-five-year stream of revenue it expects from leasing those 250,000 EVs.
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But beyond policy objectives, what our great country calls for (and what the world expects from us) is something much more transcendent than the victory of a leftist leader.
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Read more " Doreen St. Félix in The New Yorker: "There was, in this performance, not even a hint of the sagacity one expects from a potential Supreme Court Justice.
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At these restaurants and others like it there was a certain level of pomp that one expects from a $100 meal, but there was a sense of fun, too.
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Average may irritate Tesla fans and the nearly 500,000 people who have reserved a Model 3, but Fisher believes people should understand what Consumer Reports expects from the new car.
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"McCain's widow, Cindy, condemned the video in a Monday morning tweet, saying that the images "violate every norm our society expects from its leaders & the institutions that bare their names.
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"I hope and expect the United States won't get the result it expects from there and the world will give a very good lesson to the United States," Erdogan said.
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Trump's smoldering rhetoric, disdain for multilateral diplomacy, distrust of trade deals and apparent racial and religious prejudices have changed the kind of behavior the world expects from a US president.
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Musk in May estimated that Starlink could bring in revenue of $30 billion a year – or about 20300 times the highest annual revenue it expects from its core rocket business.
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Business Insider spoke with Dayeh about the top trends he noticed in 2019 — from the rise of TikTok to gaming influencers — and what he expects from the business in 2020.
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Virgin Galactic is a distinctively speculative investment, Kennedy noted, as the company has yet to begin flying customers to space – let alone realize the revenue it expects from commercial operations.
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In a related move on Monday, the Bank of England published a consultation paper on what it expects from firms it authorizes regarding the management of risks from algorithmic trading.
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Beijing is apparently serving notice that it stands ready to sink some of the $140 billion Japan expects from its goods sales to China by the end of this year.
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Here's what Kuo expects from this year's iPhone cameras: "We forecast the camera upgrade will be one of the new 2H19 iPhone's major selling points," Kuo wrote in the Wednesday note.
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"But what he needs and expects from Kim is to show the kind of deference that Korea, a 'small country,' owes China, a 'great power,' " Mr. Delury wrote in an email.
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This didn't at all jive with what society expects from a figure skater: a quietly poised and demure young woman whose physical strength is concealed beneath an elegant layer of sequins.
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Hernandez added that new streams of output should begin in April and ramp up after that, though he did not provide an estimate of how much he expects from those fields.
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It will be up to the UK's data protection watchdog to decide whether Dixons' security practices and response to the breach of its systems meets the standards it expects from data controllers.
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In letting go of Aslan and Griffin, CNN seemed to making a statement about the propriety it expects from all of its contributors, whether or not they are part of the newsroom.
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Ushakov wouldn't comment on what Russia expects from the summit, but voiced hope it would give a "strong impulse" to normalize U.S.-Russia and would be "this summer's most important international event."
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"It's tough to get us all in the same room," Woods says, citing daily lives in and outside of music, the sorts of responsibilities one expects from guys well into their thirties.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk in May estimated that Starlink could bring in revenue of $30 billion a year – or about 10 times the highest annual revenue it expects from its core rocket business.
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We've reached out to Cutts for more information about his new role and what he expects from the incoming administration and will update with more info about his decision if we hear back.
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It's the reason why the preparation from his team and him has been so demanding, and the answer to what he expects from his training will have to wait a few more days.
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Despite the contention that a match against MK Dons cannot, in fact, be called a derby, there is the same sense of tension before kick-off which one expects from such a fixture.
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"I hope and expect the United States won't get the result it expects from there [the United Nations] and the world will give a very good lesson to the United States," he continued.
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For instance, Florida's second-year head coach, Dan Mullen, appears intent on reintroducing to Gainesville the kind of whimsy one expects from a team whose fans do a gator-chop on game days.
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Grupo Evans, which sells industrial equipment like electric generators and water pumps, was approved but decided to hold off until gathering more internal resources to handle greater sales volume it expects from new markets.
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Defensive guile can serve to undo the aggression of an all out scrapper but the thing which the offensive fighter so rarely expects from the technician is to be blasted straight in the face.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk in May told reporters that Starlink could bring in revenue of $30 billion a year – or about 10 times the highest annual revenue it expects from its core rocket business.
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The Wisconsin-based personal trainer went on Good Morning America on Wednesday for a candid interview about his time on The Bachelorette, his breakup with Lindsay, and what he expects from life moving forward.
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Cash knows what the world expects from a guy with his background and new ascendent status: stereotypes like rampant marijuana smoking, countless expensive cars, and a harem of video vixens constantly hanging around him.
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"The bottom line is there is nothing unique or special about this case, how the FBI conducted this investigation," Zaid said, adding that it's the kind of outcome the public expects from the FBI.
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"This has been a painful period and the firm has fallen short of the standards we set for ourselves, and that the public rightly expects from us," incoming CEO Nhlamu Dlomu said in a statement.
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Samsung said in a statement the 22.5 trillion won ($27 billion) guidance cut reflects the sales and earning impact it currently expects from the decision to permanently halt sales of the $217 Note 27 device.
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The company had investigated the allegations against them and determined that they had "engaged in inappropriate communications, that while personal, off-hours and off-site, had violated the norms of conduct" it expects from dancers.
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This teaches Bobby a lesson about the level of loyalty Andolov expects from those closest to him, but it also moves him to take the hand of Grigor's mom in a gesture of solemn respect.
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This adds to pressure on the deeply split government of Theresa May to spell out what Britain expects from a future free trade deal with the EU after it leaves the bloc in March 2019.
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It certainly lacks the creativity one expects from the short films Pixar typically runs before its feature movies, but it wasn't, on its own, the most heinous animated entertainment I've been subjected to this year.
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Many will question what Microsoft expects from its $7.5 billion investment, and the company will now be able to move ahead with its plans for GitHub and reassure its community of more than 28 million developers.
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Even as Verma and her aides work to push through the block grant plan, Trump officials are still battling over its scope and how to best guard it from lawsuits the administration expects from Medicaid advocates.
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" In his view, "what the world expects from America is that she keep alive, in human history, a fraternal recognition of the dignity of man — in other words, the terrestrial hope of men in the gospel.
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His remarks were devoid of the typical fiery theatrics one expects from Trump when he feels he's being attacked, causing some to question whether he's actually started to feel the strain of the growing impeachment push.
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Czepiga also advised that it's important to make sure you understand the scope of work that your client expects from you so that you have a good idea of when you should start looking for new clients.
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The Ford deal may generate the same sort of reaction, including discussion about what the company expects from the administration, given that the automaker cited Trump's "pro-growth" agenda as a reason for keeping the jobs in Michigan.
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The U.S. bank said market participants had already priced in 10 out of the 12 interest rate hikes it expects from the Federal Reserve, adding there may well be additional support in the form of central bank buying.
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On the positive side, Garthwaite said a recession is unlikely, valuations are attractive particularly outside the U.S., and central bank pauses in rate hikes, like the one the market expects from the Fed, typically coincide with market gains.
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The case of Ms. Cifuentes is "exactly the opposite of the exemplary attitude that one expects from somebody who intends to be a true leader," wrote Francesc-Marc Álvaro in a recent column for the newspaper La Vanguardia.
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But NICE is unusual in putting a clear number on the benefit it expects from new drugs, using quality-adjusted life years (QALYs), where one QALY equals a year of perfect health or two years of middling health.
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Self-doubt and societal pressure animate playwright Michael R. Jackson's electrifying marathon sprint of a musical called A Strange Loop — a subversive sermon on the conflicted heart of an artist tormented by what the world expects from him.
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After helping push out the chief executive to bring back a former boss, A. G. Lafley, Mr. Ackman's Pershing Square exited the position after just two years without the big return he typically expects from his concentrated investments.
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No matter the subject, Prince makes plenty of big, heroic, rock-expressionist moves, both in musical scale and in the magnitude of his tropes, but rarely does he provide the direct expressive content one expects from such a stance.
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UNHCR said it will use some of the additional funds it expects from the alms project to help some 30,000 of the most vulnerable Syrian refugee families in Jordan, with around $180 in monthly cash support for each family.
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There is a good deal of what one expects from Maupin, wit and heartache rolled up into a tidy package, so that any anecdote can bring an ache of longing and a belly laugh all in the same paragraph.
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" Mitzali also defended the informal style of the Ansari report when I spoke to her via email: "[We] wrote it in the style [our audience] expects from us: pretty direct, uncensored, no words taken out for the sake of good taste.
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"We've got about a 10-year runway to get this brand to where it is making the kind of overall contributions to General Motors profitability that Mary (GM global CEO Mary Barra) expects from it," he said at the Beijing autoshow.
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They think they're acting in a certain way, because that's what society expects from them, and they expect to get a reward for it, but the kids—I mean I'm not sure they see through it, but they react to it.
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"Reports describing a violent video played at a Trump Campaign event in which images of reporters & @JohnMcCain are being slain by Pres Trump violate every norm our society expects from its leaders & the institutions that bare their names," she tweeted.
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It is flooded with light and filled with plants; there are printouts of petri dishes taped to a wall — studies for a work in progress — but otherwise there is little evidence of the messiness that one expects from art-making.
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That will see its leverage jump to about four times net debt to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, once the latter is adjusted for the $100 million of annualized pre-tax synergies the company expects from the deal.
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In an October note to clients, Griffin Securities analyst Jay Vleeschhouwer estimated that in Microsoft's 2019 fiscal year, Azure will produce $12.8 billion in revenue -- more than 10 percent of the revenue Vleeschhouwer expects from Microsoft as a whole for the fiscal year.
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Wu, on the other hand, balances the wide-eyed sweetness required for the role with the same sharp wit that she skillfully deploys in ABC's Fresh Off The Boat, giving Rachel more of an edge than one usually expects from an ingenue.
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On the Tudor side, Henry's mother Margaret (Michelle Fairley, whom you may remember as Catelyn Stark on Game of Thrones) runs the show with the some icy backbone one expects from the woman who once gave birth to the King in the North.
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Siemens The engineering firm could be a beneficiary of Deutsche Bahn's plans to use the 20 billion euro windfall it expects from the German government's climate package to buy 30 new high-speed trains by 54.33, an investment worth nearly a billion euros.
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The long-awaited, much-anticipated Tesla Model 3 has officially arrived, and judging by early reviews (including ours) Elon Musk's $35,000 sedan delivers on a decade of hype, complete with unique tech touches and all the pep and performance the world expects from a Tesla.
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Akten tells Creators that Fight grew out of a paper that explores how the brain constantly makes predictions about the kind of signals it expects from the senses, based on its knowledge of the external world and the motor signals sent to the body.
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The trailer suggests that this Mary Queen of Scots will have the lavish costumes and sets one expects from a period film of this size — and, intriguingly, it will be honest about how Elizabeth's increasingly extreme physical appearance wreaked havoc on her skin and hair.
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That included a contribution of 36 million pounds from the new power generation assets from Spain's Iberdrola SA. The figures exclude 34 million pounds of revenue it expects from the government under Britain's capacity market - a back-up power scheme to avoid electricity shortages.
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During a conference call to discuss third-quarter results, analysts wanted to know what yields Goldman expects from consumer lending, how creditworthy its borrowers are, the loss rates it might incur from different kinds of loans and how a recession would impact the operation.
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When: January 27–March 10 Where: Luhring Augustine (531 West 24th St, Chelsea, Manhattan) As galleries increasingly expand into what feel like museum-like contexts, rich historical offerings of the kind one expects from the Metropolitan Museum of Art may pop up in Chelsea.
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The goal is to get users up and running in a VR environment of their own within half an hour or so, and enable the super-quick turnaround times one expects from a mobile team and perhaps not so much from a content-heavy VR team.
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"Law enforcement has to be willing to examine its actions, its role in these events, the type of training that goes on, and frankly impose a level of first-line accountability that everyone expects from people with the type of power and responsibility that we in law enforcement have."
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If true, that'd be better than we typically see from Wear OS watches (we haven't tested any that reliably get over 18 hours of battery life), but it's a good bit short of what the industry expects from sports watches — much less sports watches with solar panels built in.
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But their hits, unobtrusive as dance songs and nebulous as love songs, could have been generated by any artist, or algorithm, with any persona, in any state of mind; what they lack, at the very least, is a spirit of enjoyment that one expects from nominal party animals.
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LIKE, by A. E. Stallings (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) In this collection, "we get the rhyming wit one expects from Stallings, although in the best poems here that wit is attractively darkened by experience," said our poetry columnist, who named this one of the best poetry collections of 2018.
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Instead of a static certainty born out of polls done before the election, or the slow plodding of a live results page, it jitters constantly as new information comes in — inspiring the confidence in math that one expects from 21st-century political hobbyists, and the violent mood swings of the most hardcore partisan.
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Most strikingly, he has constantly found ways to playfully contrast words (both narration and dialogue) with pictures in ways that don't always advance the plot or explain the action but rather toy with the reader's attention and expectations, delaying or sometimes entirely withholding the kind of narrative closure one expects from the medium.
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It also turns away from its best version of itself: Gone is the elaborate walking sim and survival game that easily occupies 20-30 hours of Death Stranding's over-blown length, and in its place comes at last, the self-indulgence that one expects from a Kojima game but without the audacious, elaborate proceduralism.
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Taleblu said the Trump administration can diffuse the situation in the Middle East and with European leaders by more clearly stating its goals now that it's withdrawn from the Iran deal, including what it expects from Iran, what it is willing to do about Syria and how it intends to implement sanctions on Europeans.
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By contrast, the next courses are a slap in the face, in a masochistically delicious way: sweet kalbi beef with housemade noodles, pumpkin "steak" over crispy rice noodles and, of course, three different versions of fermented foods—white kimchi, pickled radish, and potato wrapped in rice—with all the funkiness one expects from Korean cooking.
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When you combine it with the announcements over the last year around governance, enterprise key management, Box Zones (the ability to store Box in-country, even on another storage service) and Box Shuttle (to move legacy content to the cloud), you have a much more complete set of services, one expects from a fully developed content management vendor.
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Kendal Unruh, a Colorado delegate leading the "Free the Delegates" drive against Trump, said Sunday evening that she was coordinating delegate whips to ensure they have the votes needed in Cleveland and was searching for parliamentarians who could help with breakneck maneuvering that she expects from the Republican National Committee and the Trump campaign to stop their effort.
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With models either wearing or toting numbers — as at classic women's couture shows of yesteryear — and parading around a fake fur runway to tracks from David Bowie's "Young Americans," (deftly remixed by Michel Gaubert), Mr. Pilati homed in on textures, on the complexly woven materials one expects from a textile powerhouse like Lanificio Zegna, and on embellishments stitched by hand.
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"It's interesting because we wrote those notes for the label so they could understand the music we are making," Mahan says when pressed on the decidedly odd song notes (alternating between the bravado that one expects from a press bio and Fisher writing things like "Making this record was an incredibly frustrating and fragmented experience") that music journalists were sent.
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But that's not to say that Guilty Thing doesn't also ably cover De Quincey's life; nor does it lack the small nuggets of joy one expects from a good biography: De Quincey and Coleridge geeking out over Piranesi's Imaginary Prison drawings, or the time De Quincey spent in his younger days living in a monastery once owned by the great bibliophile Robert Cotton.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), who is retiring after next year, raised the stakes on what he expects from the nascent GOP tax-reform plan Wednesday, saying he would not vote for a plan that was temporary or raised the deficit.
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Sen. Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), who is retiring after next year, raised the stakes on what he expects from the nascent GOP tax-reform plan Wednesday, saying he would not vote for a plan that was temporary or raised the deficit.
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