Is duration of exposure, peak exposure, or cumulative exposure most important?
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Brennan may have personal exposure in the controversial launch of the Russian collusion investigation — at least reputational exposure, if not more serious exposure.
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TEPPER: I PROBABLY DON'T HAVE ENOUGH EXPOSURE I'VE TAKEN DOWN MY EXPOSURE.
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That more domestic revenue footprint has helped small-caps in a variety of ways, he says, including more exposure to the Republican tax cuts; more exposure to reduced federal regulation; less exposure to geopolitical concerns; and less exposure to trade jitters.
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Source: FFIEC E16 Country Exposure Lending Survey and Country Exposure Information Report Banks in the U.S. have limited credit exposure in Hong Kong at only $67 billion.
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And we are concerned about exposure to violence and exposure to high-risk behaviors.
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The three ETFs with the most exposure to Boeing are the iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF, with 13 percent exposure; the SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF, with 11 percent exposure; and the Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund, with 10 percent exposure.
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Factors that contribute to the irreproducibility problem include food, bedding, exposure to light, and exposure (or lack of exposure) to mice of the opposite sex—even the scientists' gender.
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Exposure to the vacuum of spaceLet's handle the most obvious danger first—exposure to vacuum.
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With multiple-exposure photography, "when the last exposure is taken, you're basically done," Relander says.
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The UK exposure is the third biggest geographical exposure after the United States and Eurozone.
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The positives of some exposure to court proceedings simply outweigh the negatives of no exposure.
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The concept of exposure therapy Improv for Anxiety incorporates aspects of exposure therapy, Barish says.
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Catastrophe exposure and domestic equity exposure continue to cause volatility in operating performance and capitalisation.
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Foreign Currency Exposure: Given the broad diversification of Western Union's revenue, foreign currency exposure is significant.
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Exposure Then, the key thing to getting that meteor streak is exposure time, or shutter speed.
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ROBO has 26 percent exposure to Japan and more than 21 percent exposure to developed Europe.
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The combination of high sector exposure and stock exposure helps JHMM secure a high fundamental score.
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By comparing wage trends in high-exposure, low-exposure, and no-exposure states, they were able to show that kicking out the guest workers had no real impact on farm wages.
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By the numbers: As of June 13, there are 4,276 detainees quarantined for exposure to mumps, 99 for exposure to mumps and chicken pox, and 825 for exposure to chicken pox alone.
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By comparing wage trends in high-exposure, low-exposure, and no-exposure states, the researchers were able to show that kicking out the guest workers had no real impact on farm wages.
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Kindler says exposure can occur in many places, with occupational exposure being one of the most common.
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By focusing mostly on lead paint exposure, we miss possible lead exposure associated with water source contamination.
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Instead of optimizing for market cap-weighted exposure, these funds will instead focus on ESG-optimized exposure.
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We humans may need exposure to nature, but nature sure as hell doesn't need exposure to us.
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"It seems that the postnatal exposure is even more important than the exposure during pregnancy," Ha said.
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Additionally, PALIG has above-average exposure to 'BBB'-rated bonds and below-average exposure to U.S. government securities.
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"At festival grounds, the sound exposure differs greatly and thereby the subject's sound exposure," Grolman said by email.
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Exposure to Weaker Tenants: The ratings are however, constrained by Protelindo's exposure to tenants with weaker credit profiles.
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CUPI's risky asset exposure remains manageable, although it has further increased its exposure to less-liquid alternative investments.
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The email added that patients with direct exposure should self-monitor depending on the level of exposure risk.
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How to limit exposure: Reducing exposure to phthalates is a challenge, given how many products contain the chemical.
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Regulation 28 caps maximum issuer exposure at 17413% whereas the maximum issuer exposure permitted under CISCA is 30%.
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For the experiment, Seymour's team subjected these scorpions to one of three conditions: exposure to live crickets (prey), exposure to dead crickets (control), and exposure to a taxidermied mouse (which simulated a predator threat).
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The rating action follows publication of an exposure draft (Exposure Draft: Global Bank Rating Criteria) on 12 December 2017.
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Fitch's concern about LNC's significant equity market exposure reflects above-average exposure to variable annuity business and associated guarantees.
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That depends on a host of factors, including the person's overall health, past exposure history, and immediate exposure level.
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At March 31, 2016, BPOP's direct and indirect exposure totaled $982m, while FBP's direct and indirect exposure totaled $13m.
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Manageable FX Exposure Fitch considers Valid's international footprint as a mitigant to FX exposure on its costs and debt.
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This is a result of OMEM's exposure to the South African operating environment and investment exposure to government securities.
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" * Hersvik: "We are more interested in liquid exposure than gas exposure ... we are going to be extremely selective and disciplined.
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That puts your Apple exposure inside of the RYT as half of the exposure you would have just in the .
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In all, 72 people were offered treatment for possible rabies exposure with post-exposure prophylaxis at a cost of $235,000.
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One laboratory study suggested possible DNA damage from PFOA exposure, and a study of workers linked exposure with prostate cancer.
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E-commerce player eBay had a 16 percent exposure while digital payments firm PayPal had an exposure of 13 percent.
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Managing FSG Exposure: The ratings reflect Baidu's commitment and actions to manage the company's exposure to its riskier FSG business.
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The second step is exposure to certain infections later in childhood, after clean early childhoods that limited exposure to infections.
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Here's what is happening: Human exposure: The Environmental Protection Agency is releasing new draft guidelines for its human exposure assessment.
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Overall, higher educational attainment was associated with lower odds of any secondhand smoke exposure at work and of daily exposure.
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These companies' average revenue exposure to China is 7.2%, compared to 4.8% exposure for the average S&P 500 company.
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Because when we're looking at future risk, it's not just exposure this year... it's predicting a lifetime's worth of exposure.
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The health effects from butadiene exposure Health effects from butadiene exposure can vary, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration says.
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They want to know if this treatment can stand alone, or if it's something to be done before exposure therapy, or in conjunction with exposure treatment through virtual reality– an increasingly popular alternative to traditional exposure therapy.
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" At that time, the FDA reasoned that "existing exposure guidelines are based on protection from acute injury from thermal effects of RFR [radiofrequency radiation] exposure and may not be protective against any non-thermal effects of chronic exposure.
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I would say, with a caveat, we don't have a lot of exposure to Asia and very little exposure to China.
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The new Assisted Exposure Mode lets users enable the camera to adjust exposure automatically depending on lighting changes within the space.
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This assertion, however, neglects that low dose exposure, particularly repeated exposure, can be problematic if you're someone prone to chemical intolerance.
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They should know ways of exposure including occupational and secondary exposure — asbestos sticking to their clothing and skin and exposing others.
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Let them go out and get the exposure, because when they go out, get the exposure, then they gain the confidence.
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The U.S. stock ETF offers exposure to large and mid-cap U.S. stocks, tracking the Morningstar US Target Market Exposure Index.
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Reduced Forex Exposure: Kaztel repaid KZT27 billion of US dollar-linked notes in 4Q7503, fully removing debt exposure to currency risks.
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Exposure to lead — and no amount of exposure is now considered safe — can lead to learning disabilities, lower IQs, and impulsivity.
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The researchers provided a neural network with a dataset containing 5,094 overly dark short-exposure images, as well as an equal number of long-exposure images that showed what the scene should look like with proper lighting and exposure.
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For every incremental exposure increase of 5 micrograms, however, researchers found that men's sperm concentration increased slightly while their risk of abnormally shaped sperm rose by 18 percent with short-term exposure and 26 percent with long-term exposure.
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This is a result of OMEM's exposure to the South African operating environment and investment exposure to government and other local securities.
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Obviously, with each smurf you employ, the higher your exposure becomes, so be sure to hedge your exposure as much as possible.
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To ensure they are safe from radiation exposure, the millisievert (mSv), or the average accumulated background radiation exposure dose, is closely monitored.
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In other words, Johnson recommends adding exposure to the best-performing S&P 500 sector, and cutting exposure to the worst performer.
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In the case that rabies is contracted, the CDC recommends Rabies Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) be administered as quickly possible after exposure.
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The low exposure to Umbria compares with a 34.7 percent exposure for the bond to an earthquake in Rome, the trader added.
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The bank has the highest direct exposure to the energy sector among Canada's largest banks and the biggest retail exposure to Alberta.
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"Outdated exposure limits do not adequately protect workers from beryllium exposure," David Michaels, OSHA's assistant secretary of labor, said in a statement.
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It also has exposure to the lithium space, though FMC's exposure is smaller as a percentage of the overall company than Albemarle.
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Genre Exposure To ensure that students' interests develop in numerous and varied ways, teachers conduct 10-minute "Genre Exposure" lessons each day.
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He added that a single exposure to pyrethroids, like exposure once to a puff of cigarette smoke, is unlikely to do harm.
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Work is being done on developing 3D ultrasounds that could detect alcohol exposure in utero, or on blood biomarkers to measure exposure.
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It's too soon to know how much chemical exposure actually affects ALS risk, or why military exposure would be related, Feldman said.
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The insurer has $1.4 billion of exposure to the GO bonds, which make up the bulk of its insured Puerto Rico exposure.
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The net effect was to offer less exposure to what publishers were posting and more exposure to what users' friends were posting.
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"What we still do not yet know from infant studies is exactly how exposure to marijuana affects human infant brain development at birth or throughout childhood with continued exposure either through lactation or through second-hand smoke exposure," Rogers added.
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These tiny fungal spores survived X-ray exposure up to 1000 gray, heavy ion exposure up to 500 gray, and UV light exposure up to 3000 joules per meter squared, according to a conference abstract that lists the methodology and results.
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It said the U.S. banking system's total exposure to the U.K. amounted to $919 billion — far exceeding its exposure to any other country.
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Exposure to organophosphates can cause respiratory problems or failure, said Dana Boyd Barr, an Emory University professor of exposure science and environmental health.
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"My advice would be to minimize sun exposure by reducing exposure during midday hours, wear hats and clothing to cover skin," Hauser said.
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The medications covered by the new legislation are pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), which both help prevent HIV infections.
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That's thanks to subconscious magic of the mere-exposure effect, a psychological phenomenon where repeated exposure to something enhances people's attitudes towards it.
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Rubrik's data exposure came just months after data management and backup rival Veeam exposed millions of email addresses in its own data exposure.
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It can maintain 100 percent exposure to the long index, while moving exposure to the short index anywhere from zero to 23 percent.
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So in both cities, if lead exposure rates were collected at the 5 µg/dL threshold, rates of exposure could be much higher.
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Increasing exposure to daytime light and decreasing exposure to laptops and other light-emitting devices before bedtime might improve sleep regularity, they suggest.
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Exposure to UV radiation The largest risk factor for melanoma is overexposure to ultraviolet radiation, from sun exposure or using sunbeds, explained Yang.
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This indicates that more lead exposure may lead to more heart trouble, and also that there is no safe threshold for lead exposure.
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The disparity between the two methods increased with more BPA exposure: the greater the exposure the more of it the previous method missed.
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Steel producer Nucor has the least amount of trade war exposure of the companies listed by Lee, with just a 15 percent exposure.
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When they sorted children into three groups from highest to lowest levels of exposure to PM 210 in the womb, children in the highest-exposure group were 22.5 percent more likely to have high blood pressure than kids with the lowest exposure.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Rating Watch on Exposure Draft: HanRui's IDR was placed on Rating Watch Negative (RWN) following the publication of the Exposure Draft: Government Related Entities Criteria (see "Fitch Publishes Exposure Draft on Government Related Entities Criteria", dated 13 November 2017).
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Exposure therapy might help patients overcome their fears Exposure therapy is a form of CBT that focuses primarily on treating a patient's specific fear.
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Kostin included them in Goldman's Government Exposure basket, which is made up of companies with at least 20 percent revenue exposure to government spending.
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According to the U.S. Conference board, China's economic exposure to the United States is nearly five times higher than the U.S. exposure to China.
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Yet efforts to set an updated workplace exposure standard had been stymied for decades by debates over what the new exposure limit should be.
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It also lacks the second dial where you can adjust the exposure, which made it more complicated to adjust my exposure settings when flying.
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It cited several studies suggesting that light exposure, particularly blue light exposure, suppressed the body's production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep cycles.
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For example, if there was a large anthrax exposure—which isn't communicable—you'd be wise to avoid the area where the exposure took place.
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In the end, five people died and another 294 were injured from exposure to anthrax with another 222,27 treated with antibiotics for possible exposure.
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How to prevent and mitigate lead exposure The most important thing you can do at home is to prevent lead exposure before it occurs.
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The deal increases Rockwell Collins' exposure to a record pipeline of commercial aerospace equipment purchases and boosts its relatively limited exposure to lucrative aftermarkets.
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Benedict said outbreaks associated with environmental exposure to water increased from eight outbreaks in 2011-2012, while no change occurred in undetermined exposure outbreaks.
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Trump may have legal exposure A key question, experts said, is what kind of legal exposure Trump might have in this kind of investigation.
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The idea is to limit the exposure retail investors have to those securities, with funds capped at 15% exposure to the most illiquid investments.
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Police have reported two crashes that may be linked to carbon monoxide exposure and a third incident involving injuries related to carbon monoxide exposure.
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Food exposure triggers the recruitment of eosinophils to the gut, but once they have a toehold, repeated exposure isn't necessary to keep them there.
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In the meantime, UBS recommends limiting exposure to companies with exposure to Chinese tourism and instead focusing on safer areas like dividend-paying stocks.
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This means that exposure to lead from an eye shadow is approximately 150 times lower than exposure to lead from a cosmetic lip product.
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According to the BofAML team, Amazon has "low exposure" to the sharing economy in the cloud space and "medium exposure" in the platform space.
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A monthly Reuters poll showed that Chinese fund managers have trimmed suggested equity exposure for the next three months, while recommending higher bond exposure.
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"There are definitive ways to embrace the controlled exposure or uncontrolled defined exposure to that rich microbial world early in life," Dr. Gilbert said.
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Fitch considers PL's exposure to sub-sectors most exposed to commodity prices as modest at 25% of total energy exposure at year-end 2015.
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"Between the tech exposure and the international exposure, that's helped the group pretty well," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank.
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Pharmaceutical Product Development (PPD) is supposed to conduct a one-month study on the use of "hydrochloroquine and chloroquine in patients with coronavirus disease (COVID-280), positive for SARS-COV-7003 virus exposure, or pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis," according to federal contracting records.
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Fitch expects microfinance to remain Bimputh's dominant product exposure, notwithstanding that this exposure declined to 63% of total lending in the financial year ending March 2017 (FY17), from 0003% at FYE16, due to increased exposure to non-microfinance loans supported by corporate and personal loans.
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BofA, whose UK exposure is concentrated in multinational corporations and sovereign clients, said net exposure to the UK totaled $56.31 billion as of June 30.
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The correlation has been positive in developed Europe, which means that currency exposure has added to equity risk, and hedging this exposure has reduced volatility.
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Police agencies have reported two crashes that may be linked to carbon monoxide exposure and a third incident involving injuries related to carbon monoxide exposure.
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Here's what is happening: Human exposure: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying new guidelines for how it measures human exposure to potentially dangerous substances.
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You would likely want less exposure to legacy low-growth assets (like radio and billboards, for example) and more exposure to higher-growth media assets.
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Exposure to Diesel Price The restricted group has some exposure to the cost of diesel as not all energy costs are passed on to customers.
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In order to analyze jobs by their impact on workers' health, we took O*NET measures of six health risks in each of the 974 occupations in its database: exposure to contaminants; exposure to disease and infection; exposure to hazardous conditions; exposure to radiation; risk of minor burns, cuts, bites, and stings; and time spent sitting, since studies show that frequent inactivity shortens your lifespan.
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PALIG's BIG exposure is largely driven by the company's foreign government exposure to Latin American and Caribbean countries, whose securities are generally rated 'BB' or below.
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And while mercury exposure is definitely a risk in some fish for some people, not all fish is created equal when it comes to mercury exposure.
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Other ways to reduce sun exposure In the meantime, people should continue to control their sun exposure to prevent other health risks, such as skin cancer.
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Southern Exposure provides space for exhibitions and projects, funds youth arts education, and runs the Alternative Exposure program, giving seed funding to artistic projects and organizations.
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The toxic sap, in combination with sun exposure, can cause a severe skin reaction called phytophotodermatitis, which usually starts within 24 to 48 hours of exposure.
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While there are larger costs short-term from exposure to China's slowdown, Asia also reaps medium-term benefits from that greater exposure, the IMF report said.
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The reduction in exposure to General Merchandise is seen as a credit positive as are the increases in exposure to Convenience Stores and Drug Stores / Pharmacies.
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Shockingly, they found that the average noise exposure for a 45-minute class was nearly nine times the recommended noise exposure for an eight-hour workday.
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Typically, it occurs in spring or early summer, and is triggered by several hours of sun exposure after a long period of no sun exposure (winter!).
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Science has shown that exposure to certain programs can make a huge impression, especially if you've had limited exposure to a particular group in the past.
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Raw Materials, Currency Exposure: Michelin has a high exposure to foreign exchange due to currency translation risks and the difficulty in exactly matching production and sales.
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And the last Live Photos effect is Long Exposure, which stabilizes the footage and stacks all of the parts with movement together to create long exposure.
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BAT would benefit from gaining full exposure to the very large and profitable U.S. tobacco market, while retaining its exposure to relatively faster growing emerging markets.
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Schmidt recommends limiting exposure to artificial light in the evening and increasing exposure to light in the morning to help consolidate sleep to the right timing.
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People who were exposed to six or more daily hours of bombing-related media exposure reported higher levels of acute stress than those with direct exposure.
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Related: Double Exposure Photos Fuse Classic And Contemporary Architecture Afternoon Animation: Experience Visual Euphoria With This Trippy Double Exposure Symmetrical Landscape Photos Are Nature's Rorschach Test
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How to limit exposure: Trasande said there are a few simple steps people can take to limit their exposure, like not spraying pesticides in their backyards.
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The new camera app will also have dual exposure controls, so you can balance color and exposure in particularly challenging shots, like when someone is backlit.
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Despite a higher exposure to energy than peers, Fitch views the risk as manageable, and RF has demonstrated success in lowering this exposure with appropriate reserves.
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The study results, published in Neuron, show that it can be set in motion by both actual exposure to frightening experiences and imagined exposure, Schiller said.
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"Managers have historically had lower exposure to stocks that are hurt by rising rates and higher exposure to stocks that benefit from rising rates," Subramanian said.
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One of the most reproducible findings is this thing called near-exposure effect, which is the idea that the mere exposure of a stimulus to you — whether it's a genre of music or a political idea — the mere exposure of it biases you toward it over time.
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Based on our discussion with a legal expert, we estimate TEVA's opioid liability exposure at $500- $700M and believe its price-fixing exposure could be substantially higher.
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Post-exposure prophylaxis can prevent rabies if given before the start of symptoms, which generally begin about three weeks to three months after exposure to the virus.
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In absolute terms, a woman's miscarriage risk rose from 10 percent (at the lowest levels of radiation exposure) to 24 percent (among the higher levels of exposure).
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He noted Temasek's exposure to Australia is low — the combined exposure to Australia and New Zealand was at 9 percent at the end of the financial year.
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Researchers found switching entirely to Juul reduced smokers' exposure to biomarkers, or signals of exposure to cigarette smoking, 99.6 percent as much as abstaining entirely from cigarettes.
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The study points out, however, that at the high end of the risk-exposure continuum, men in the study were more likely to have greater stock exposure.
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At best, research has proven that classroom exposure can help build CS skills later on, or early exposure can help women stay in the field in college.
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The adjusted methodology provides an exposure estimate several times higher than past estimates for most American responders, thus ensuring that dose estimates assume the highest feasible exposure.
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O'Neil is cutting back the fund's exposure to risky assets overall, reducing his position across virtually every fixed-income category and adding exposure to U.S. Treasury bonds.
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Its concentrations remain manageable: its China exposure remained unchanged at USD143bn at end-June 2016 and the same was true for other concentrations, including exposure to commodities.
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"Small fluctuations from the norm can change developmental processes and lead to a dysfunction at the time of exposure, or sometimes, many years after exposure," she said.
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At all levels of daily consumption, pulegone exposure from vape pods are significantly higher than exposure from cigarettes, with rates ranging from 44 to 1,608 times higher.
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At March-end, Mumbai-based Yes Bank's exposure to housing finance companies (HFC) and non-bank finance companies (NBFC) was 6.4% of its total exposure, Moody's said, adding that the bank had a 7% direct exposure to the commercial and residential real estate sector, which is also under pressure.
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"We have scaled back our exposure (to the UK) a little bit, where we have currency exposure, because of the uncertainty (from a possible British exit)," said Severino.
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The [concept of] the mere-exposure effect says that the mere exposure to any stimulus to us biases us towards that stimulus: we are suckers for the familiar.
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The insurer's exposure to risky assets, consisting mainly of equities and funds with equity exposure and excluding fixed-income instruments, accounted for about 137% of its capital equity.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating actions reflect the publication of the Exposure Draft: Bank Rating Criteria (see "Fitch Publishes Bank Rating Criteria Exposure Draft" dated 12 December 2017).
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Depending on how the ricin was ingested, typically symptoms appear 4 to 12 hours after exposure, and can lead to death between 36 and 72 hours of exposure.
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"You were making this kind of magazine to have exposure, and this exposure was bringing you to the next level to have a catalogue," de Basseville told CNN.
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About 65 percent of melanomas and 90 percent of keratinocyte cancers worldwide are attributable to sun exposure, so prevention through avoidance of excessive ultraviolet radiation exposure is critical.
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"Instead of having their European equity and fixed income exposure to include the UK, they are saying can you please ringfence UK exposure," Bowers told reporters on Tuesday.
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"There is no difference between cigarettes and heated tobacco products except that in terms of exposure: the exposure is less and the smoke is not visible," he said.
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"Proximity to nicotine products combined with adults underestimating risk of exposure could lead to higher risk of adverse events due to children's exposure to nicotine products," Andrews added.
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The best research I've seen finds the average age of first exposure to porn is around 14, and that's not inconsistent with the history of pre-internet exposure.
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This is usually manifested by the onset of respiratory distress, seizures, profuse diarrhea, and vomiting about four hours after exposure — depending on the route and amount of exposure.
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But, given that our Herbalife investment has become an outsized position, representing approximately 24% exposure to total NAV, it is only prudent for IEP to reduce its exposure.
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All this controversy and exposure by Team Zeman makes it challenging to understand why Putin is backing a man whose clumsy entourage brings unnecessary exposure to his operations.
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This company has less exposure than peers to the more volatile North American market and more exposure to international markets, which tend to have longer and steadier cycles.
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Also, a study from Yale University shows that white people have the lowest exposure rates to air pollution while Latinos and blacks have the highest rates of exposure.
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"Given the ubiquitousness of worldwide exposure, and that exposure begins in many countries prenatally, we need to understand if it does have health effects," said Colorado's Jonathan Samet.
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The "national team's" style of operation might not change and it might continue increasing its exposure to banking stocks while decreasing its exposure to non-financials, Gao said.
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Dr. Swan, who conducted a 217.8 study about phthalate exposure, said that scientists have had the ability to measure exposure to plasticizers only since about 2000, via urine.
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Insurance companies with sizable energy exposure such as AIG and CV Starr are responding by offering less overall insurance capacity or reducing exposure, according to insurance industry sources.
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Children whose accumulated exposure to lead was highest in the group scored four points lower on an I.Q. test than youngsters whose exposure was at the lowest end.
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Given that there's a body of psychological research tying lead exposure to more aggressive behavior, it's likely reduced lead exposure played a role in reducing arrests and crime.
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It added that "the intensity of the exposure to the housing and asset markets remained medium-high" in the July-December period while exposure to consumer credit was medium.
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Larger Exposure to Cyclicality: The expansion into industrial estate development has increased WHA's exposure to volatility of land sales and cyclicality of property demand as well as higher competition.
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Larger Exposure to Cyclicality: The expansion into industrial estate development has increased WHA's exposure to volatility of land sales and cyclicality of property demand, as well as stiffer competition.
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Because of the dim lighting, Curiosity's cameras require extra exposure time, and extra exposure time means the optical equipment is more vulnerable to all the dust that's blowing around.
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To take advantage of Trump's agenda, Loeb increased his fund's financials exposure to 11.8 percent one month after the election, compared with its 4.4 percent exposure on Nov. 8.
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She has limited exposure to the United States, where valuations are high and the economy is showing signs of losing its strong momentum, and almost no exposure to Europe.
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Without the exposure to more explicit imagery, I became increasingly squeamish and avoidant, which means I didn't get any more exposure, which meant I became more squeamish and avoidant.
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ITALIAN EXPOSURE UniCredit last week announced that it was reducing its exposure to Italy to boost its financial strength, including by cutting down its portfolio of Italian government bonds.
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Lead exposure can damage a child's brain development and alter behavior, and copper exposure can result in gastrointestinal issues and has been associated with kidney disease or liver failure.
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From a sector standpoint, energy was the clear winner as traders continued to reverse near record short exposure and add substantial long exposure in advance of OPEC's September meeting.
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To get the stars so bright you would need to have a long exposure time, but such a long exposure would cause moving objects like the balloons to blur.
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Related: How to Create a Carnival of Light Art Long Exposure Photos Turn Trains into Electric Ghosts Long-Exposure Photos Capture Light Art with Drones in New Mexico | #50StatesofArt
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Springer said yes: "Notably, humans and rats respond similarly to tobacco smoke exposure, and rats respond similarly to tobacco and marijuana smoke exposure (longer duration for marijuana)," he said.
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Reducing clients' exposure to bonds also reduces their exposure to fluctuations in interest rates and the overall market, Kaye said — two things that would be abundant in a recession.
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Investors can gain pet food exposure through General Mills and Smucker, but these won't have as much pet industry exposure as a pure play in pet companies, Kinahan says.
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Administrators also stressed that not all the coronavirus cases were "related to exposure at MSK," according to the transcript, meaning at least some were a result of community exposure.
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Workers must not be penalized for missing work because of suspected exposure to COVID-19, whether this exposure has been confirmed by testing – still not widely available -- or not.
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In one study, the children of nonsmoking parents with heavy exposure to movie smoking were as likely to smoke as the children of smoking parents with heavy movie exposure.
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"I'd be watching my exposure to any of these chip names that have a lot of exposure to Apple," Cirrus, Skyworks and Qorvo being the top three, Tepper said.
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"In the past you had these big step-downs in equity exposure, but more plans are smoothing their exposure to stocks and bonds and making it gradual," said Acheson.
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"Protecting children from exposure, including accidental exposure, to adult content is incredibly important, given the effect it can have on young people," he said in the press release Monday.
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Much smaller Pancretan Cooperative Bank fully repaid its ELA exposure in August 2017, while Attica Bank repaid its exposure in the second half of March this year, Moody's said.
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Investors are simply chasing the strength in the market and want broad exposure, rather than nuanced bets on particular segments linked to particular tax-exposure factors or style bets.
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In order to analyze jobs by their impact on workers' health, we gave each job an overall unhealthiness score using O*NET measures of six health risks in each of the 968 occupations in the database: exposure to contaminants; exposure to disease and infection; exposure to hazardous conditions; exposure to radiation; risk of minor burns, cuts, bites, and stings; and time spent sitting, since studies show that frequent inactivity shortens your lifespan.
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Mohapatra also said the bank had an exposure of 34 billion rupees to struggling infrastructure conglomerate IL&FS, and some non-fund exposure to debt-laden carrier Jet Airways Ltd .
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While single-tenant assets contain an inherent binary exposure to tenant renewal decisions, LXP's granular and diversified portfolio mitigates the risk exposure to any single non-renewal or tenant bankruptcy.
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There, exposure levels to radiation as well as work schedules are routinely monitored and adjusted to make sure flight attendants don&apost exceed certain guidelines for carcinogen exposure, Mordukhovich said.
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While the FDA has been investigating how to reduce exposure and some levels of arsenic in rice and juice are lower than a decade ago, exposure is still too high.
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E-cigarette exposure is more harmful, analysis finds The study looked into calls about exposure to nicotine and tobacco products in children under 6 between January 2800 and April 2015.
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Our investors think that L.A. is interesting and want earlier exposure, but they want exposure to a diversity of ideas and industries, not just fintech or enterprise or chip companies.
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It says decades of studies and regulatory evaluations, primarily of real-world human exposure data, have shown the weed killer to be safe for human use regardless of exposure levels.
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It is often associated with mold or bird exposure on the job, and prolonged exposure can lead to irreversible lung damage, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Danske Bank's exposure to the farming sector represented 2.4 of its total group exposure according to its third-quarter report, but more than 16 percent of its total impairment charges.
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It also makes it easier for investment advisors to get exposure, Small tells me: "If you want micro-cap exposure, it's irresponsible to do it other than through the index."
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Ahead of the vote, L&G sold some sub-investment grade credit, reduced its exposure to European banks' subordinated debt and hedged some of its equity market exposure, it said.
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Titling his essay "A Different Light: Kerry James Marshall's Western Exposure," Alteveer seems to be commenting on both the bright sunlight of California and Marshall's exposure to Western academic painting.
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In terms of Citi's exposure to energy in ICG, Citi reported a reduction in both funded and total exposure, with a still relatively high 74% of exposures rated investment grade.
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The credit risk exposure of private entities like private mortgage insurers should increase while the risk exposure to the federal government, as a guarantor of Fannie and Freddie, should decrease.
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Rice cereal has become the leading source of arsenic exposure in infants, and studies have shown that exposure can have affect brain development, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said.
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As of 3Q13, BNS's pipeline, oil, and gas loans amount to $16.1bn, or 10.07% of business and government loans, of drawn exposure and an additional $11.9 billion of committed exposure.
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Acccording to the statistical model, those who were avoiding sun exposure had higher risks for death in the next 20 years than those who got at least moderate sun exposure.
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Occupational exposure to methamphetamine is a particularly hot topic to study likely due to the large number of methamphetamine laboratories, but exposure has occurred with other clandestine labs as well.
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To put that in context, the CDC notes that sustained exposure to that level of sound for 15 minutes or more can cause hearing loss after routine or repeated exposure.
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Akbank has $1.5 billion of exposure, while Garanti has $951 million and Isbank 1.9 billion lira ($491 million) worth of exposure to the loan, according to banks' third-quarter financials.
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Ambac, for example, has a net insured exposure to senior Cofina bonds of just under $805 million, or nearly 41 percent of the company's total exposure to Puerto Rico's debt.
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The Army published a policy memorandum on childhood lead exposure and hazard management in October, clarifying the policy and procedures for the service's role in preventing lead exposure in children.
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In contrast, the average active manager has the ability to balance such interest-rate exposure with higher exposure to credit securities, which may smooth potential downside in a rising-rate environment.
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"There was very limited studies on the long-term effects for more limited exposure like high-school exposure," says study co-author Dylan Small, a statistician at the University of Pennsylvania.
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VEA does have less exposure to Europe than the MSCI EAFE-based ETFs — 53 percent for the FTSE index versus 61 percent for MSCI EAFE, and slightly less exposure to Japan.
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Examples include home builders that have been unfairly punished due to their exposure to Texas, several of the regional banks, hotel operators, and other business that have indirect exposure to energy.
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Protune remains with some small tweaks New "linear" FOV which removes the fisheye automatically Exposure Select, allows you to select a certain area of your photo to select the correct exposure.
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We needed to get exposure, and exposure at the time was not yet internet or mobile internet, it was through TV. Now, it's outrageous in Google headquarters to do TV ads.
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As of last year, the two banks had combined exposure of 55 trillion won ($47 billion) in exposure to shipbuilders and shippers including Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd, Korea's largest shipping line.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating action reflects the publication of the Exposure Draft: Government Related Entities Criteria (see "Fitch Publishes Exposure Draft on Government Related Entities Criteria", dated 7503 November 2017).
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No community areas reported lead exposure above 0.28 percent, whereas in 2832, 25 of Chicago's community areas reported levels of exposure topping 29 percent, with some as high as 22 percent.
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Apple's Camera app has an equally subtle control for manually adjusting the exposure of the photo you are preparing to take, should you want to override the software's automatic exposure system.
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South Korea said Wednesday that at least four North Korean defectors have exhibited signs of radiation exposure, but it's not known if the exposure is due to Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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Because bonds typically rally when stocks sell off, $150 worth of bond and equity exposure in practice tends to add up to less actual market exposure than the sums might imply.
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ATP, a low-risk investor, has not increased its exposure to shares, but shifted it into owning more actual shares in individual companies, rather than having an indirect exposure via derivatives.
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Chipmaker Qualcomm has 65 percent revenue exposure to China, and optical components manufacturer Lumentum has 2003 percent exposure, the report said in a list of 20 stocks most sensitive to China.
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"To the doctors there, his travel and exposure history did not seem to indicate the likelihood of exposure to coronavirus," said a health care provider with direct knowledge of the case.
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My experience reporting on lead exposure nationwide suggests that our monitoring of lead exposure is hugely inadequate — even though it remains a significant problem, especially in the country's most vulnerable communities.
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This is despite the fact that the credible science has overwhelmingly shown exposure to any chemicals present in recycled rubber is not meaningfully different from exposure to urban or rural soil.
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The court acknowledged that asbestos exposure in any amount caused cancer, but said the agency failed to prove that a ban was the "least burdensome alternative" for controlling the public's exposure.
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The issue of presumption would fade if the Pentagon initiated a register of toxic exposure upon initial indications of trouble — or better yet, the assumption that exposure will occur, given history.
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He's tried Prozac, Lexapro, Anafranil, talk therapy, and exposure and response prevention therapy — exposure to something that triggers you, followed by prevention from completing the compulsive ritual with which you cope.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating actions reflect the publication of the Exposure Draft: Government Related Entities Criteria (see "Fitch Publishes Exposure Draft on Government Related Entities Criteria", dated 27 November 2017).
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In a commentary published last week in JAMA, Dr. Christakis suggested that the relationship between media exposure and health in adolescents might turn out to follow an "inverted U" pattern, that is, that very high exposure and very low exposure might both be associated with poorer mental health outcomes than moderate amounts of usage.
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"However, exposure to a tick carrying Borrelia in Great Britain is much more plausible than exposure to Chagas disease during his travel in South America," the authors wrote in the new study.
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Reduced sperm is thought to be the result of environmental influences, including exposure to noxious chemicals while in the womb, exposure to pesticides, and lifestyle factors such as smoking, obesity, and stress.
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Poor sales results from several bellwether retailers in January prompted investors to start cutting their exposure to retailers with large brick-and-mortar footprints, and fashion retailers with exposure to discretionary spending.
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"There are currently no tests of sufficient sensitivity and specificity to assess exposure," wrote the authors of an FAA-funded 2010 guide for health care workers treating exposure to bleed-air contaminants.
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Although there are several exposure sources -- air, food, water, dust and soil, among them -- lead-based paint is the most widespread and dangerous high-dose source of lead exposure for young children.
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They found that exposure to stimuli that cause strong negative emotions—the same kind of exposure you get when dealing with toxic people — caused subjects' brains to have a massive stress response.
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However, although the researchers found a potential connection to a child's exposure to fluoride in utero, they found no significant influence from fluoride exposure on brain development once a child was born.
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"So while a study might find different numbers of women with heavy childhood exposure to secondhand smoke, the relationship between exposure and pregnancy loss most likely will still be there," she said.
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In addition, Time Warner's lower exposure to cyclical advertising revenues relative to its peer group, and lack of exposure to the hyper-cyclical local advertising markets, provides incremental support to the ratings.
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And think about the evening before the bedtime routine; the release of melatonin, the hormone that helps regulate sleep, is suppressed by light exposure, including, or perhaps especially, by LED light exposure.
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A 2018 study known as the Global Exposure Mortality Model, which used similar data from 16 countries, came up with a comparable estimate: 8.9 million deaths from exposure to fine particulate matter.
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Both private and occupational exposure to PPD is frequent, but whether it has adverse effects in people with work-related exposure who don't show allergic symptoms isn't known, the study team writes.
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The health-care, energy, utilities and real estate sectors in the S&P 500 have relatively low exposure to foreign revenue and, by extension, little exposure to exchange rates, Gibbs pointed out.
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Gothaer has low exposure to equity investments (2016: 1% of total investments), but an above-market average exposure to investments in real estate (8%) and alternative investments such as renewable energy (3%).
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Fitch views PL's BIG energy exposure as below average at 7% of total energy exposure but the company remains susceptible to downward ratings migration in a 'lower for longer' oil price scenario.
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The selection of the highest exposure levels in the NTP studies was based on the same criterion used by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to establish exposure guidelines for radio-frequency radiation.
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So minimizing exposure to artificial lights like smartphones and TV screens and increasing exposure to natural lights like dawn and dusk helps sync our internal clock and prepare the brain for sleep?
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It's not clear how much of an exposure is necessary or if talc exposure is causative, but there seems to be at least a correlational link between ovarian cancer and talc usage.
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After the incident, he started PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis), which was able to prevent him from becoming positive, and started learning about proactively protecting himself from HIV with PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis).
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Only people with the highest exposure to exhaust had an increased risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), meaning that "if we can reduce exposure and try not to be in the highest exposure group, the risk can be significantly reduced," said study coauthor Dr. Suh-Hang Hank Juo, a distinguished professor at the China Medical University in Taiwan.
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Under a new law, pharmacists who undergo special training will be able to provide 60-day supplies of pre-exposure prophylaxis, commonly called PrEP and sold under the brand name Truvada, as well as doses of post-exposure prophylaxis, or PEP, meant to be used in an emergency after possible exposure to the virus, without a prescription.
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Access Chief Executive Herbert Wigwe said the bank had a direct exposure of 11 billion naira to 9mobile, as well as an exposure of 35-39 billion naira to the telecoms firm's suppliers.
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Over the past 40 years, the health implications associated with airborne ultrasound have also been investigated, but these studies have focused on exposure in the workplace, and not everyday exposure in public places.
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In comparison, the big six Canadian banks have exposure that ranges from 0.9 percent to 3.5 percent, while energy exposure at the six biggest U.S. banks ranges from 1.6 percent to 5 percent.
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Many of the studies that have found a link between phthalate exposure and reproductive and developmental problems involved populations that had similar low levels of exposure as in the CDC sample, she added.
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"Fire resistance means you've incorporated building materials and design features that will get the ember exposure, will get the fire exposure, but would resist it," said Daniel Gorham, research engineer with the institute.
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A source at a large German bank said the ECB had asked about its exposure to sterling, as well as its wider exposure to Britain in its fixed income, equities and loans portfolios.
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In particular, patients diagnosed with early-stage disease had average survival times of about 2.4 years with high exposure to fine particulate matter, compared with 5.7 years with low exposure, the researchers report.
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Dr. Sullivan-Singh mentioned that the most powerful intervention for social anxiety is often exposure, which Joyable encouraged through both speaking with the Joyable coach, and recommended exposure through real life social situations.
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"We have had very little exposure to Turkey for a long time, since before the coup and our exposure has gradually reduced," said Kieran Curtis, a bond fund manager at Standard Life Investments.
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Given what we now know about the negative cognitive effects of blast exposure on servicemembers' brains, it would be negligent for DoD to subject servicemembers to these blasts and not record this exposure.
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Students are supposed to be kept out of class for 21 days after the day of exposure, but the newspaper noted that administrators don't often know about exposure until days or weeks after.
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"Because of the widespread exposure to [particles in the air], considerable health and economic benefits could be achieved through regulatory interventions that reduce such exposure in pregnancy," the authors wrote in their conclusion.
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The latest guidelines direct obstetricians to assess every pregnant patient for exposure to Zika at each prenatal visit, and counsel them to use condoms and insect repellent to lower their risk for exposure.
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"The decision to reduce exposure to unquoted assets while indirectly maintaining exposure through a listed vehicle was in line with the investment objectives and strategy of the fund," a Link spokesman told Reuters.
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In the meantime, public health officials have said normal precautions — washing hands, avoiding exposure to sick people, and frequently wiping down surfaces — are the most effective ways to minimize the risk of exposure.
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How to limit exposure: To avoid BPA exposure, Trasande said, homeowners should stop microwaving plastic, scale back on canned food consumption, and replace plastic containers with an alternative like glass or stainless steel.
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Another limitation is that researchers only assessed exposure to bullying and violence once, when people joined the study, and were unable to see how changes in exposure over time might impact heart health.
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Prohibition of drugs in the courthouse undoubtedly will prevent courtroom exposure, but this decision to do so should be made with the realistic understanding that exposure to protected product is completely non-threatening.
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Focusing on data relating to people with the "highest exposure" to the herbicide, the researchers concluded that a "compelling link" exists between glyphosate exposure and a greater risk of developing non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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What he found is that exposure to nonviolent protests pushed people to vote for the more liberal presidential candidate, while exposure to violent ones pushed people to vote for the more conservative candidate.
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Cancers like mesotheliomas can take decades to appear after exposure, so even if talc in the '80s, '90s, and today has been relatively asbestos-free, old exposure could have consequences in the present.
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It was her first exposure to the world of blogging.
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Effectively managing your exposure can add alpha and reduce risk.
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Death isn't the only negative outcome of exposure to pollution.
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Equivocal evidence linking exposure to malignant brain glioma in females.
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We'd opened — and all thought it would be great exposure.
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It's disgusting and begs for more exposure of these activities.
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Excessive exposure to mold can pose a potential health hazard.
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Still, terrified her daughter's exposure would continue, Rojas moved out.
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Corporate interest "forces utilities to increase their exposure," Knapp said.
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Running has always suffered from under-exposure -- especially women's running.
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Nonbank lenders have a much higher exposure to subprime lending.
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It's not just couples that get the resulting exposure, though.
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This UV patch can help monitor your family's UV exposure.
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However, Soros countered his short exposure with bets on banks.
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Enough exposure leads to convulsions, paralysis, respiratory failure and death.
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If it's indecent exposure, you could get fined for that.
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Fitch will continue to monitor the company's development pipeline exposure.
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In sufficiently high quantities, exposure to sulfur dioxide can kill.
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That type of exposure definitely plays a part in it.
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Symptoms can come on 12 to 48 hours after exposure.
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Melanoma tends to show up years after damaging sun exposure.
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Absolutely love the work and the exposure of the imbalance.
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Not one, but three bugs led to the data exposure.
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The banks declined to comment on their exposure to Carillion.
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Enough exposure leads to convulsions, paralysis, respiratory failure and death.
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That overall exposure may not be the key measure though.
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In contrast, mathematics scores were hardly altered by pollution exposure.
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Along with industry exposure comes skills in leadership and resilience.
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So called control rats were raised nearby without radiation exposure.
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Did you have exposure to art in the museums there?
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That will make investors wary of any new Italian exposure.
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Some funds avoid energy exposure as a matter of course.
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And we know its use is linked to marijuana exposure.
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"The exposure alone makes the discounts worth it," Pepper says.
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YOU HAVE MORE CHINA EXPOSURE THAN ANY OF YOUR PEERS.
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Lead exposure can affect nearly every system in the body.
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How does intense investor interest and global media exposure sound?
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As a result, he has lowered his exposure to Europe.
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Exposure to diversity and acceptance of it are different things.
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Here's a guide for how for to deal with exposure.
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Their exposure to bacteria and pathogens will fall yet further.
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Toxic air exposure can affect neurological development and cognitive ability.
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Spectre approaches the fundamentals of long exposure a bit differently.
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Concentration risk arises from REC's exposure to the power sector.
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A child's lead levels usually drop quickly after exposure ends.
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So putting more expenses into COGS could reduce BEAT exposure.
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The symptoms often begin 12 to 72 hours after exposure.
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Its exposure to manufacturing and financial sectors more than halved.
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Exposure to phthalates has been associated with lower IQ levels.
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Exposure to these ethers have been associated with thyroid issues.
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There's access and opportunity and exposure to hope and life.
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They have a lack of awe borne of daily exposure.
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Our exposure to them comes almost exclusively through pop culture.
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It also is — like all great art — it's an exposure.
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The damage associated with lead exposure goes far beyond schooling.
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Belle's charges include 3 counts of indecent exposure and DUI.
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UBS's China exposure meant the recent slowdown hurt it especially.
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Sberbank's exposure to Agrokor amounts to about 1.1 billion euros.
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Most cameras also only record one exposure at a time.
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Manipulating the exposure in video mode was equally as easy.
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These symptoms can begin two to 21 days after exposure.
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Options help metal consumers, producers and traders manage price exposure.
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These are common side effects of exposure to virtual reality.
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Google will likely pay a price for this data exposure.
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Long exposure of Lyrid fireball / NASASo, how do I watch?
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They also heighten the world's exposure to American financial stumbles.
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Malnutrition, stress and exposure to the elements take their toll.
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How do you get more exposure and meeting more deeply?
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Vigneron claimed he developed testicular cancer from the chemical exposure.
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"Investors should have some exposure to precious metals," he advised.
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Can phobia subreddits be useful in terms of exposure therapy?
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UBS Wealth Management did not offer any exposure to Bitcoin.
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Total equity exposure in the funds' allocation remains the same.
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At first, the increased exposure for this problem was positive.
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As for gaining exposure, that's a harder nut to crack.
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The symptoms arise after many years of exposure, say experts.
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But exposure is not enough to prove damages, Eggen said.
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Roche is among the companies with substantial exposure to Medicare.
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Undoubtedly, Tiffany's endorsement has helped with exposure for the brand.
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Most of racism is based on a lack of exposure.
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Anna's symptoms are common with prolonged exposure to hot water.
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This was my first exposure to the Magic Leap One.
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Less exposure to political turmoil might have favored these stocks.
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Exposure to the drones ranged from one to three occurrences.
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Filing a lawsuit, in my view, means accepting public exposure.
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They needed to have long exposure to the equity markets.
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Moreover, BAT has limited exposure to the UK and Ireland.
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The blur is caused by the time of the exposure.
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The ramifications of this exposure can go beyond the worker.
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Two members of the explosive ordinance team suffer minor exposure.
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These unfortunates were penned up until they died of exposure.
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To eliminate international exposure, let's stick with a regional bank.
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Neurodevelopmental effects associated with maternal exposure during pregnancy are typical.
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The exposure "makes us more interesting to businesses, " he added.
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Fitch considers Unipol's exposure to interest rate risk as low.
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We're told this was taken moments after the breast exposure.
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I'd have to say the new fans and more exposure.
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He did hint that Snap Maps may get more exposure.
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Still, what about the dangers of drug exposure during pregnancy?
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IPF's ratings already reflect a significant exposure to regulatory risk.
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Lead exposure is measured in micrograms per deciliter of blood.
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The longer the exposure time, the higher the auditory risk.
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Goldman Sachs identified companies with significant revenue exposure to Brazil.
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He could be charged with trespassing, mischief, and indecent exposure.
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T which can explode after prolonged exposure to hot conditions.
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Residents such as Taylor experienced nosebleeds attributed to gas exposure.
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The athletes, kids included, have also benefitted from the exposure.
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It is also gradually reducing its exposure to gas distribution.
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Realkredit's assets represent the majority of Danske's mortgage loan exposure.
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Vodafone could be the generic beneficiary given its broad exposure.
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Dragons' Den was TV exposure, I did it for publicity.
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The app also has an exposure tool in manual mode.
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Don't lie down, which boosts your exposure to ground current.
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I dropped out of exposure therapy about six weeks in.
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But exposure therapy, as helpful as it is, still sucks.
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Oh, and receive serious investor interest and media exposure, too.
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That will greatly increase your exposure to risk, says Nelson.
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The banks feared exposure to an apparently collapsing stock market.
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One study showed childhood exposure linked with reduced lung function.
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As he sees it, the threat of exposure has taken
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It did not say who would have the exposure instead.
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There's psychology behind this, and it's known as exposure therapy.
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Over time, and with enough exposure, the anxiety will lessen.
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"The magnetic reversal would increase the muon exposure," Melott said.
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Including other financial agreements, its exposure rises to 9.8 percent.
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The pathogen exposure was the same; the hosts were different.
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The semiconductor group has high exposure to the Chinese economy.
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"The exposure was too good to pass up," says Scudder.
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How will we adapt to our greater exposure to trauma?
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BB: Thanks to my parents, I got lots of exposure.
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Trump may also have deepened his legal exposure regarding Cohen.
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There are more than 230 ETFs with exposure to Facebook.
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Now Samsung wants to be part of that priceless exposure.
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These aren't single traumas but occupational hazards of repeated exposure.
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Some others are taking drastic steps to reduce their exposure.
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What exposure do I have to the vulnerabilities this presents?
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Through online exposure, newspapers are reaching more people than ever.
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The Exposure Draft: Sovereign Rating Criteria is available at www.fitchratings.
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Companies with large exposure to the Chinese market gained ground.
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Young children are particularly at risk from exposure to lead.
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This exposure sparks new ideas and makes you well rounded.
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Then they compared the emissions to the ICNIRP's exposure limits.
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"Not even the exposure we had in 2001," Adalja said.
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The sun's UV light damages hair, especially with extended exposure.
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Many of its funds have exposure to the CMBX series.
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People are inconsistent about the kind of exposure they'll tolerate.
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In some extreme cases, exposure to mold can cause death.
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You have to own that cellphone exposure increases life span.
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Most of the world's population has had some exposure to
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This includes understanding the intersection between exposure and human susceptibility.
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Exposure and inhalation is linked to mesothelioma and other cancers.
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She appeared to have died from exposure to the cold.
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A spontaneous interaction or a calculated exposure of her process?
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But it somehow became an extreme form of exposure therapy.
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Exposure to natural light itself contributes to improved workplace performance.
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He also seems to be deepening his own legal exposure.
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Dawn Sturgess, right, died on Sunday from her exposure. (Facebook)
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"We're staying with the equity exposure we have," Patterson said.
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Yet to the human body, lead exposure can be toxic.
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" Advanced Micro Devices: "I feel good about its PC exposure.
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In the car, I assessed our exposure with my team.
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Companies with large exposure to China also staged a rally.
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"This wasn't about exposure; it was about credibility," she said.
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Drakes has been charged with indecent exposure and criminal trespassing.
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Goodman also utilizes exposure therapy by driving around with patients.
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Managing irritant exposure risks and symptoms is far from ideal.
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Those with exposure to the energy sector performed far worse.
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Of course exposure has a lot to do with it.
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Previous research has found big racial disparities in lead exposure.
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Researchers have found that increased exposure leads to impulse buys.
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That is more than triple the exposure of U.S banks.
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Trump wanted to slow things down for maximum news exposure.
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Many medical students have little to no exposure to abortion.
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Two key formats increase content exposure: video and passive scrolling.
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It's the kind of exposure startup founders dream of experiencing.
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"More exposure is great for the athletes," Franklin went on.
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Both offer packages that manage logistics and measure financial exposure.
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IAG is also suffering due to its exposure to Britain.
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Officially, the VA denies that burn pit exposure is harmful.
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"At this time, the patient's exposure is unknown," it said.
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But exposure to the elements was another source of concern.
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Paul said he had not been aware of specific exposure.
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She must avoid exposure to high volume of any kind.
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I'd recommend it for any band trying to get exposure.
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Mitt Romney was in quarantine after exposure to Kentucky Sen.
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The risk of exposure side is based on two things.
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How has this exposure — of lack of it — affected you?
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S. trade spat led investors to trim their equity exposure.
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" However, I don't see the exposure of these "underlying systems.
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Headlines Facebook evacuates mail facility after possible sarin exposure on.ft.
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The important thing is that they lead to his exposure.
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These changes are free — and they'll minimize your radiation exposure.
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He added that direct exposure to the industry was uncommon.
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That's a lot of exposure and a lot of risk.
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And it'll protect patients from unnecessary exposure to the virus.
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You can also transfer gold exposure to another Revolut user.
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The authors believe that urine concentration better reflects prenatal exposure.
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Travelers, Chubb and The Hartford may have exposure, Gelb said.
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Children also weigh less, so their exposure can be higher.
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It's a total exposure of the self that reveals nothing.
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You need a reasonable amount of exposure to world events.
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That's right — Shakira and Jennifer Lopez are working for exposure.
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Our DECam exposure was heavily affected by 19 of them!
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Others have decided the exposure may not be worth it.
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Increased exposure to sunlight can help improve symptoms as well.
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Exposure increases the risks of developing cataracts and skin cancer.
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The lower the tape goes, people will rein in exposure.
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It makes me feel you've got exposure being taken down.
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That has hit local banks with exposure to those companies.
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Madison has exposure to these sectors outside Britain, he added.
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That includes having exposure to international stocks and fixed income.
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For L'Oreal, the stores will give its products greater exposure.
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We contacted Tuft & Needle about the data exposure on Monday.
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Parts of the skeleton were damaged from exposure to weather.
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Its effects may strike quickly or be delayed after exposure.
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It's a way to give her smaller account more exposure.
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Factors like temperature and sunlight exposure have to be considered.
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Third, set a lifetime cap for exposure to disturbing content.
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"The most important thing is prevention of exposure," he said.
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Other stocks with emerging markets exposure also came under pressure.
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A: The students may have had some exposure to ETFs.
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But the exposure is generally worth the compromise, she said.
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Campaign spending is limited, and equal media exposure is enforced.
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"The damaging effect of noise exposure is cumulative," he said.
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"It offers exposure and probably credibility and prestige," he said.
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But that doesn't mean that we don't have exposure here.
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International icons come to China to shoot for the exposure.
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Glossy Brazilian keratin straightening treatments may create another exposure issue.
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This would dramatically increase how institutional investors can get exposure.
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Wells Fargo began curtailing its auto exposure beginning last year.
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Thinking of her toddlers' possible exposure, she quickly signed up.
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The effects can last for years, even from prenatal exposure.
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Both platforms help drive traffic and exposure for media outlets.
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We know that exposure to asbestos can cause lung cancer.
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The symptoms of sunburn appear about four hours after exposure.
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Wasn't she scared of the possible effects of radiation exposure?
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Choi: We continue to increase our exposure to hedge fund.
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The company has been busy shedding its exposure to Sears.
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Foos lost control on other occasions, each time risking exposure.
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Their exposure to Cunningham's choreography since 2011 has been limited.
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There have also been reports of unintended exposure in children.
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Here's how Kate Conger, a tech reporter, reduces that exposure.
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How can you have exposure when you haven't done anything?
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These are vital for diagnosing, isolating carriers, and tracking exposure.
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Number one by limiting my exposure to the online world.
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Exposure to the visual and performing arts is incredibly important.
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Exposure to natural daylight is always best, says Dr. Figueiro.
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Exposure to air pollution could be a factor, experts suggest.
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They can arise from traumatic experiences, especially exposure to violence.
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The cost of insuring exposure to its sovereign debt rose.
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Public health experts recommend no exposure to asbestos at all.
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Players are then able to rotate, zoom, and change exposure.
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And then there was the [Joseph] Bernardin exposure in '92.
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Those skills are best developed by exposure to the arts.
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Moderate Reimbursement Risk: DDV is a business-to-business provider that does not directly face reimbursement exposure, but does have indirect exposure to third-party pricing pressure from dealers who sell to end users.
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The researchers found that the odds of dementia increased from 1.06 among those with the lowest anticholinergic exposure to 1.49 among those with the highest exposure, compared with having no prescriptions for anticholinergic drugs.
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Because seasonal affective disorder is often linked to light exposure, they looked to see whether respondents in the northernmost regions of the country (with low light exposure) reported being depressed at a higher rate.
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" Boyle added that "the exposure to investors, the technology community and media outlets propelled our company to the next level, [and] this exposure put us on the map for top investors, including Y Combinator.
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While the onset of graying can be sped up slightly based on outside factors—UV exposure, smoking and exposure to other chemicals—the emergence of gray hair is about 90 percent controlled by genetics.
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For example, the carbon monoxide exposure from IQOS aerosol is comparable to environmental exposure, and levels of acrolein and formaldehyde are 89% to 95% and 66% to 91% lower than from combustible cigarettes, respectively.
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Symetra's risky asset ratio of 71% remained below the industry (80%) at year-end 2015, due to its below-average Schedule BA exposure, which is partially offset by its above-average common stock exposure.
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The group also benefits from strong business diversification provided by its exposure to the less volatile power tools and housing appliances markets as well as its exposure to a large variety of industrial sectors.
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There are pockets of China that may be more of a threat to other industries; however, most of the indirect China exposure we have is because of the exposure to the growing middle class.
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ANZ's action comes as many of Australia's big lenders are cutting back their exposure to financial planning - part of a sectorwide push to simplify business structure and reduce exposure to a highly competitive market.
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"If these two effects—acute and long-term light exposure—were driven through the same pathway, then every minor light exposure would run the risk of completely shifting our body's circadian rhythms," Schmidt said.
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PALIG's above-average investment exposure to below-investment grade (BIG) bonds is largely driven by the company's foreign government exposure to Latin American and Caribbean countries, whose securities are generally rated 'BB' or lower.
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China exposure has performed well to date but a 25% exposure increase in the first six months of this year means it is now USD244bn, equivalent to 13.1x group capital at end-June 2030.
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Dr. Kathleen Dass, MD, Michigan Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Center, told INSIDER that exposure to cold contact, like cold liquids or weather or exposure to a warm contact on the skin, can trigger hives.
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Vanguard's VIG has 1 percent exposure, while ProShares NOBL ETF has 3.8 percent exposure, "If the energy sector is 1 percent of a high-quality dividend ETF, it won't move the needle," Johnson said.
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Another limitation of epidemiological studies, like the Harvard one, is an effect known as exposure misclassification, which tends to underestimate the level of health risk when using a surrogate to measure the real exposure.
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A companion study simulated weightlessness and radiation exposure in mice and showed that radiation exposure was far more threatening to the cardiovascular system than other factors, lead scientist Michael Delp said in an interview.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has established standards, depending on the type of workplace exposure, but generally sets permissible exposure limits at 1.0 asbestos fibers per cubic centimeter over a 30-minute period.
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Of that, 5.52 billion rupees were on account of exposure to an airline, the bank said without naming the carrier, while 5.29 billion rupees was because of exposure to struggling infrastructure conglomerate IL&FS.
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"I would have checked to see if the private lab results were valid and, if they could be corroborated and analyzed, whether there was exposure and where did the exposure come from," he said.
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"Unlike direct exposure to a collective trauma, which can end when the acute phase of the event is over, media exposure keeps the acute stressor active and alive in one's mind," the study concluded.
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The funds that fared the worst were those that had the biggest exposure to equities, whereas those with more exposure to other positively-performing strategies, such as systematic or commodity trading advisors, did better.
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"If they receive the vaccine within 14 days of exposure, the vaccine will act as a preventative to the virus," Rupp said, adding that exposure could only have occurred December 26 through January 3.
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Though children are at great risk of neurodevelopmental delays, cognitive impairment and a host of other long-term ills because of lead exposure, the entire family should be assessed when an exposure is discovered.
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Polling data reveal a particularly interesting fact about that world: Those who voted Leave had the least exposure to migrants, while those with the most exposure to them were most likely to vote Remain.
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New York (CNN Business)As millions of Americans shelter inside their homes, trying to avoid exposure to the Covid-19 pandemic, many workers continue to risk exposure to the virus on the front lines.
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" It added that "continued investments related to these activities can increase the financial risk exposure of the fund" and said its decision was one measure being taken to manage the fund's "climate risk exposure.
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In nearby Redmond, seven medics are being quarantined after possible exposure to the virus and "out of an abundance of caution," the Redmond Police Department tweeted Sunday, without giving details on the possible exposure.
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The study, in JAMA Ophthalmology, found that those with the highest UVB exposure, especially as teenagers and young adults, had about a 30 percent lower risk for myopia than those with the lowest exposure.
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For the new study, Beckwith and colleagues compared children with the highest exposure to traffic related air pollution during the first year of life, based on residential address, to those with the lowest exposure.
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GAFG's investment portfolio is considered to be of high quality as the company invests primarily in investment-grade bonds, with moderate exposure to commercial mortgages and limited exposure to common stock and alternative assets.
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The studies demonstrate that PLX-R18, administered 24 hours before radiation exposure and again 72 hours after exposure, resulted in an increase in survival rates of 46-70% compared with the control group, Pluristem said.
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Users begin by answering questions about risk factors (such as their number of sex partners, condom use, STI diagnoses, and possible HIV exposure) and any previous experiences with PrEP or PEP, the post-exposure prophylaxis.
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Credit Suisse has reduced its exposure to distressed credit from $2.9 billion at the end of December to $2.1 billion by mid-March, while its U.S. CLO exposure went from $0.8 billion to $0.3 billion.
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Reducing pesticide and herbicide exposure: Increases in the incidence of rural health disorders such as cancers and Alzheimer's are likely due to agro-chemical exposure, which also carries with it the risk of birth defects.
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"In the past you had these big step-downs in equity exposure, but more plans are smoothing their exposure to stocks and bonds and making it gradual," said Leo Acheson, a senior analyst at Morningstar.
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"Other than the economic exposure represented by the Glencore Equity, (amounting to a 0.54 percent indirect equity interest in Rosneft), Glencore would not have any economic exposure to its interests in the shares," it said.
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GPT is further along in an asset repositioning program to reduce office exposure, and has more industrial real estate exposure, which Fitch considers a positive given the underlying strength and future prospects for that sector.
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While information technology has lower U.S. sales exposure than the overall S&P 500 (20193 percent versus 71 percent), ADP is far ahead of its peers domestically with 85 percent U.S. exposure, according to Goldman.
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After comparing the preteens' recent traffic-related air pollution exposure levels, reported anxiety symptoms, and brain imaging data, the team found that children with higher levels of pollution exposure also reported more generalized anxiety symptoms.
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If you want to get an image with "star trails," you'll need a much longer exposure—this one from Lindsay is a 20-minute exposure—but be warned, you won't catch a meteor with that.
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The exposure at AIPAC "would be considered to be an indirect exposure," the email said, adding that the Office of Attending Physician is monitoring the situation along with the District of Columbia Public Health Authority.
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Exposure to tech The exposure tech starts with kindergarten kids learning games using coding to gauge their interest; it then extends to older students, 100 of whom will get an Amazon Future Engineer (AFE) scholarship.
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The researchers found that over an average of 4.6 years, exposure to valsartan products potentially contaminated with NDMA showed no association with overall cancer risk compared with exposure to valsartan products unlikely to be contaminated.
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With any backup in yields, we are looking to add exposure.
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For the industry at large, though, it's not only about exposure.
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McDonald's has the largest exposure to Europe among U.S.-listed restaurants.
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These included reducing pollution, minimizing exposure and boosting access to healthcare.
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FTIT8300, which have a big sovereign debt exposure, slumped 2 percent.
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Industries with the most noise exposure included mining, construction and manufacturing.
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Exposure from old paint, drinking water and soil are widely researched.
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Five kept Mexico holdings steady, while three left Brazil exposure unchanged.
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The beach club has cabanas and umbrellas that help minimize exposure.
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Ghostery users took to social media to complain about the exposure.
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Seven people were hospitalized, and one man died from radiation exposure.
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Excluding energy-related exposure, asset quality continues to remain relatively good.
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But now, you have this explosion in the channels of exposure.
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Larger exposure can lead to convulsions, paralysis and deadly respiratory failure.
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Police charged Charles Jenkins, 55, with multiple counts of indecent exposure.
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It would also dampen earnings for US companies with commodities exposure.
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Gone. Protections from dying of dangerous silica exposure on the job?
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Osmun suffered from exposure, hypothermia and extremity injuries, according to ABC.
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Other companies which have high exposure to China also gained ground.
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Automakers aren't the only companies with exposure to the business, either.
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Branding sauce with bands I like has certainly helped our exposure.
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One of the best ways to counter dehumanization is by exposure.
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Mustier is also looking to reduce the group's exposure to Italy.
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This six-hour exposure was taken from a farm in Namibia.
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He declined to give the size of his current Russian exposure.
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Minimizing your Bluetooth usage minimizes your exposure to very real vulnerabilities.
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These rules impose RF exposure requirements and limit power transfer levels.
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Cellphone radiation "stirrers" and rat exposure cages from the new study.
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Sometimes in showbiz, there's accidental exposure ... and then there's Bella Thorne.
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Animals may once again be an early sign of PFAS exposure.
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Costs of insuring exposure to the country's external credit also fell.
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Kids will love it and added exposure to millions of ppl.
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This significantly increases the exposure of investors to such a delay.
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Skin can also be protected from sun exposure in other ways.
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Lots of investors and companies want to hedge their currency exposure.
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And their exposure to those costs does seem to be increasing.
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The effects of short-term exposure to PM2.5 are less clear.
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Representation matters: Exposure to different cultural backgrounds fosters empathy and acceptance.
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This compares with a net exposure to BTA of KZT2.4 trillion.
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I pushed down my trigger to begin the long-exposure shot.
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But anyone at risk of exposure should be tested, including infants.
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All seven funds were open-ended with exposure to commercial property.
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Without the property exposure, it would stand at below 5 percent.
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Risks include Asset Management pressures, LTC exposure, and equity market sensitivity.
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Companies with significant exposure to the U.K. remained under some pressure.
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It's become more acceptable because we have so much more exposure.
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How did participating in an event that large affect your exposure?
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"The exposure could be much bigger than these documents being stolen."
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Bieber did prove his brand loyalty in his moment of exposure.
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She had to be careful of water temperature and sun exposure.
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The biggest fund families with exposure are Franklin Templeton and Oppenheimer.
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Research has linked exposure to an increased risk of early mortality.
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The Trump administration has left the new beryllium exposure limits intact.
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These are offshore contracts used to hedge exposure to the ringgit.
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But you do have lots of exposure to the airline industry.
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"It's apparently just gay sexual exposure that's not allowed," he says.
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So that's just a lot of exposure to the Chinese government.
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Hancock added that AIG's is reducing its exposure to hedge funds.
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You can't put a price on that kind of media exposure.
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With more exposure and money, the amateur league could turn professional.
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Us. Or more accurately, media exposure of a vulnerability in general.
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But the public also need to be informed to avoid exposure.
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The Yankees did a shitty thing and the exposure is welcome.
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Phelps will not get more television exposure than he's receiving now.
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The average gross NPLs exposure in Italian banks is 11.1 percent.
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This is several steps beyond exposure and color adjustments, after all.
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Most commonly, exposure results in the amoeba dying before causing infection.
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For millennials, 66 percent expect to boost their exposure to ETFs.
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It was unheard of exposure for a high school baseball player.
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Among the banks still with significant exposure are RBS and Commerzbank.
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It was a 20 second exposure at ISO 800, f/2.8.
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Importantly, this particular risk assessment was only focused on adult exposure.
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The move sharply increased its exposure to the lucrative U.S. market.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is giving more exposure to Trending Topics on mobile.
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People also sometimes lump together different kinds of prenatal opioid exposure.
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She hopes that exposure to foreign journalism will bring about change.
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NPS, too, appeared nervous about Fagre's potential exposure during the event.
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"For us to have this level of exposure is absolutely essential."
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Two early reefs were destroyed by exposure as sea levels fell.
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In both cases, the company reaps the benefit of more exposure.
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Fitch considers Poste Vita's exposure to interest rate risk as low.
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It's got a lot of European exposure, I like that, too.
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The lower leverage threshold reflect the group's sizeable exposure to Brazil.
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The move dragged down other high street retailers with UK exposure.
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But they got no where near the exposure that Nike did.
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He is recommending exposure to tech, industrial and consumer discretionary stocks.
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S&P compiled a list that provides perspective on total exposure:
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The man was later convicted of inappropriate touching and indecent exposure.
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They are your surrogate hustlers, dedicated to getting you more exposure.
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But the researchers note that it is about more than exposure.
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"It's pretty wide economic exposure," said Kern of TFC Financial Management.
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That the combination of selection and exposure could unlock that potential.
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S. Coast GuardLong exposure shots always make nighttime scenes look futuristic.
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The biggest law firms are well hedged, given their foreign exposure.
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That exposure comes with some mighty fine ROI attached to it.
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"Repeated exposure to foods increases children's preferences and intake," Faith added.
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Krebs was alerted to the data exposure by developer Ben Shoval.
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Minimize their exposure to the news at this age, she says.
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The companies are among the health insurers with exposure to ACA.
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Strategas created an index of companies with large Chinese revenue exposure.
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They are increasing their cash holdings and reducing their equity exposure.
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If we don't, we're limiting the talent we have exposure to.
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Totally. You get exposure to someone running, to the Democratic nominee.
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Bhatia said he would look to increase exposure if prices cooled.
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That exposure to a less-known genre that made a mark.
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So exposure in the opposite direction can help mitigate those effects.
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It's not overly dude-heavy, and it's great exposure for us.
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The longer it's been since exposure, the less likely infection becomes.
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Most of the firearm-related noise exposure came during recreational shooting.
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Asian investors have deep exposure to the Swedish auto industry already.
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Long-term death rates also increased with the amount of exposure.
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Lead exposure can adversely affect nearly every system in the body.
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But there are things we can do to mitigate this exposure.
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We have almost at a minimum exposure to the smaller players.
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They all have double digit exposure to Boeing's 737 Max program.
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Honeywell and United Technologies are both industrials with major aerospace exposure.
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That exposure recently sparked a shareholder revolt against the company's management.
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Further, diversified exposure reduces risk of investing in individual international securities.
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She fears his past lead exposure will affect him for life.
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"They both have positive exposure to the Chinese consumer," he said.
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Most of the time, it happens pretty naturally simply through exposure.
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The poll was taken before DBS disclosed its exposure to Swiber.
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However, with exposure comes fame, and, unfortunately, with fame comes trolls.
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Early exposure to sign language actually supports the learning of speech.
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The iPhone nailed the exposure, and again produced more accurate colors.
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The museum said it is "reducing its exposure" to fossil fuels.
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The symptoms of such exposure include dizziness, headaches, nosebleeds and nausea.
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Diet is considered a major route of exposure to these chemicals.
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Trump responded to a very public exposure exactly how you'd expect.
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Many of these deaths were cancer deaths linked to radiation exposure.
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These valuations will not be based on a single market exposure.
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Both of these strategies could limit its exposure to price matching.
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Some companies with significant exposure to the United States also rose.
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Kaidine: It'll definitely help our exposure to American and Canadian audiences.
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You want a lower ISO and a longer exposure time. Practice.
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"You're getting similar country exposure at a higher cost," Rosenbluth said.
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American funds have a much lower exposure to fixed income assets.
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