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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And we are concerned about exposure to violence and exposure to high-risk behaviors.
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Exposure to the vacuum of spaceLet's handle the most obvious danger first—exposure to vacuum.
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ROBO has 26 percent exposure to Japan and more than 21 percent exposure to developed Europe.
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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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We humans may need exposure to nature, but nature sure as hell doesn't need exposure to us.
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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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Exposure to Weaker Tenants: The ratings are however, constrained by Protelindo's exposure to tenants with weaker credit profiles.
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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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This is a result of OMEM's exposure to the South African operating environment and investment exposure to government securities.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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 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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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It was her first exposure to the world of blogging.
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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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Excessive exposure to mold can pose a potential health hazard.
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Nonbank lenders have a much higher exposure to subprime lending.
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In sufficiently high quantities, exposure to sulfur dioxide can kill.
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The banks declined to comment on their exposure to Carillion.
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Did you have exposure to art in the museums there?
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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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Their exposure to bacteria and pathogens will fall yet further.
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Concentration risk arises from REC's exposure to the power sector.
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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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Our exposure to them comes almost exclusively through pop culture.
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Sberbank's exposure to Agrokor amounts to about 1.1 billion euros.
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These are common side effects of exposure to virtual reality.
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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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"Investors should have some exposure to precious metals," he advised.
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UBS Wealth Management did not offer any exposure to Bitcoin.
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Roche is among the companies with substantial exposure to Medicare.
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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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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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Fitch considers Unipol's exposure to interest rate risk as low.
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IPF's ratings already reflect a significant exposure to regulatory risk.
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Goldman Sachs identified companies with significant revenue exposure to Brazil.
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T which can explode after prolonged exposure to hot conditions.
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It is also gradually reducing its exposure to gas distribution.
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Don't lie down, which boosts your exposure to ground current.
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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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The semiconductor group has high exposure to the Chinese economy.
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How will we adapt to our greater exposure to trauma?
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There are more than 230 ETFs with exposure to Facebook.
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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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Many of its funds have exposure to the CMBX series.
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In some extreme cases, exposure to mold can cause death.
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Most of the world's population has had some exposure to
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She appeared to have died from exposure to the cold.
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Exposure to natural light itself contributes to improved workplace performance.
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Companies with large exposure to China also staged a rally.
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Those with exposure to the energy sector performed far worse.
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Many medical students have little to no exposure to abortion.
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IAG is also suffering due to its exposure to Britain.
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But exposure to the elements was another source of concern.
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She must avoid exposure to high volume of any kind.
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Mitt Romney was in quarantine after exposure to Kentucky Sen.
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He added that direct exposure to the industry was uncommon.
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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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You need a reasonable amount of exposure to world events.
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Increased exposure to sunlight can help improve symptoms as well.
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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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Parts of the skeleton were damaged from exposure to weather.
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Third, set a lifetime cap for exposure to disturbing content.
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A: The students may have had some exposure to ETFs.
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We know that exposure to asbestos can cause lung cancer.
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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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Their exposure to Cunningham's choreography since 2011 has been limited.
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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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Those skills are best developed by exposure to the arts.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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McDonald's has the largest exposure to Europe among U.S.-listed restaurants.
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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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Mustier is also looking to reduce the group's exposure to Italy.
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Minimizing your Bluetooth usage minimizes your exposure to very real vulnerabilities.
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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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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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All seven funds were open-ended with exposure to commercial property.
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Companies with significant exposure to the U.K. remained under some pressure.
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Research has linked exposure to an increased risk of early mortality.
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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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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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For millennials, 66 percent expect to boost their exposure to ETFs.
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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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She hopes that exposure to foreign journalism will bring about change.
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Fitch considers Poste Vita's exposure to interest rate risk as low.
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The lower leverage threshold reflect the group's sizeable exposure to Brazil.
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He is recommending exposure to tech, industrial and consumer discretionary stocks.
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"Repeated exposure to foods increases children's preferences and intake," Faith added.
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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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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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That exposure to a less-known genre that made a mark.
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Asian investors have deep exposure to the Swedish auto industry already.
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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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"They both have positive exposure to the Chinese consumer," he said.
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The poll was taken before DBS disclosed its exposure to Swiber.
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Early exposure to sign language actually supports the learning of speech.
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The museum said it is "reducing its exposure" to fossil fuels.
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Diet is considered a major route of exposure to these chemicals.
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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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American funds have a much lower exposure to fixed income assets.
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AMD had too high an exposure to the crypto-currency market.
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Britain's FTSE also lagged, hit by its exposure to commodity stocks.
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We want to give people exposure to that on the ground.
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Fitch considers the sovereign's exposure to banking-sector risks as limited.
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Exposure to the cold is potentially deadly in this new beta.
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And more than half report exposure to potentially dangerous working conditions.
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In addition, midelfart capital hold trs agreements with exposure to 1.000.
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Within the fixed-income portfolio, funds favored exposure to sovereign debt.
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Indications suggest exposure to cold was a cause or contributing factor.
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My exposure to sex culture forced me outside my comfort zone.
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That also means more exposure to very different people and places.
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However, we are not alone in our risk exposure to floods.
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Prolonged exposure to the screens can be dangerous for our eyes.
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The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt also fell.
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In 2018, 13 people have died from exposure to extreme temperatures.
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His C.I.A. experience gave him broad exposure to America's clandestine operations.
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"Exposure to import competition is bad for centrists," Mr. Hanson said.
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However, Fitch views Aegon's exposure to institutional funding as well-managed.
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This first exposure to Stanford made a lasting impression on Brock.
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In recent years, Temasek has raised its exposure to start-ups.
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They varied the exposure to ultraviolet light as well as temperatures.
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In particular, banks' exposure to unsecured retail lending has reduced significantly.
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The Texas Republican isolated himself after possible exposure to the coronavirus.
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But exposure to alpha-gal alone probably doesn't achieve this feat.
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"Just the chronic exposure to the solvents was enough," she says.
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Exposure to condensate is extremely unhealthy to humans and potentially fatal.
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Prolonged exposure to pitocin can increase the risk of postpartum hemorrhaging.
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Traditionally, investors reduce their exposure to stocks as they approach retirement.
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Read more on why infant exposure to micro-organisms is important.
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This suggests that exposure to some level of stress promotes resilience.
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Adults who wish to avoid exposure to secondhand smoke have options.
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To give the opportunities for education, mentorship, and exposure to women.
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Limit exposure to the news, for yourself and for your kids.
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Outside of that orbit, the exposure to radiation will only increase.
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"People tolerate the risk of exposure to seasonal flu," she says.
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Exposure to new viewpoints may actually change the beliefs of students.
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"They gave me that exposure to bigger and better," Rose said.
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When does a potential exposure to a possible teratogen become unacceptable?
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Meanwhile, the investors have also curtailed their exposure to real estate.
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The most important preventive measure is to minimize exposure to fleas.
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Yes, you have significant exposure to a quintet of tech firms.
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But they knew they needed to limit their exposure to others.
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"Overall, we're seeing increased exposure to opioids by children," he added.
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Childhood trips to Europe gave him an early exposure to art.
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Pontiac fever is a milder infection resulting from exposure to Legionella.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Atlantia debt (ATL.
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Exposure to these chemicals could mean an increased risk of cancer.
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They are advising investors to boost their exposure to the market.
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The psychological effects to exposure to violence are chronic and expansive.
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Exposure to liquids and other substances can also harm the chip.
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The deal expanded GE's exposure to gas, coal and nuclear power.
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Some of it has to do with direct exposure to pollution.
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The firm also has been lowering its exposure to credit strategies.
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This approach also helps limit healthcare workers' exposure to the coronavirus.
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They accrue as wrinkles do, with prolonged exposure to the elements.
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Cancer, respiratory problems, dermatitis from skin exposure to hazardous substances, and health problems from high levels of exposure to noise and vibrations are among the occupational safety and health problems most commonly experienced by construction workers.
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However, the two 10-year, $25 million studies - the most comprehensive assessments of health effects and exposure to radiofrequency radiation in rats and mice to date - do raise new questions about exposure to the ubiquitous devices.
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However, this increased revenue diversity also present potential issues with regard to exposure to any political unrest in foreign countries, as well as direct exposure to economic deterioration or slowed growth in any of these markets.
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"Based on our analysis, we determined that Wal-Mart was the winner (low exposure to Amazon Fresh/Prime Now markets and low EPS impact from exposure to those exposed markets)," Citi said in the 43-page report.
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In fact, many researchers say the risk of exposure to violence leading to actual violence is, as some have put it, as great as the risk of exposure to secondhand smoke from cigarettes leading to lung cancer.
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"We like this sector for the exposure to domestic economic recovery and for the exposure to interest rates," said Francesco De Astis, head of Italian equity at Eurizon Capital SGR, which bought into the Credito Valtellinese issue.
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Avoiding triggers can mean keeping the child away from tobacco smoke as much as possible, and reducing exposure to specific allergens, like cats and dogs, but it also means trying hard to reduce exposure to viral infections.
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Oceanwood first gained exposure to Norske Skog in 2015 through credit investments.
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One was the chance of resale or accidental exposure to the pills.
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Well, for me, it was my real first exposure to Silicon Valley.
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Given their vast exposure to trauma, it should come as no surprise.
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The new disclosure pushes PNB's total exposure to more than $2 billion.
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Those two sectors have significant exposure to China and other international markets.
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On the other hand, China's exposure to OPEC has never been higher.
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Advantage: Venture capital firm still has tons of exposure to the sector.
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"Exposure to foods leads to a preference for those foods," she added.
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Those programs gave Schultz exposure to some of America's most vexing problems.
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UBS Wealth Management told investors to limit their exposure to UK assets.
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This is considered the oldest documented exposure to lead in hominin remains.
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Patients were most likely to be hospitalized after exposure to hair products.
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So the continuous exposure to warm water is lethal for the corals.
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The students reported low levels of exposure to product placement in entertainment.
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Recent winners are cut in favour of more exposure to recent losers.
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Shares in banks with exposure to Turkish borrowers fell (see Finance section).
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That helps doctors determine the patient's risk of exposure to the coronavirus.
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IAC's exposure to Europe, ex-Match, is in the mid-single digits.
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But its exposure to sugar prices means its valuation is too rich.
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The U.S. has limited direct export exposure to the U.K. (3 percent).
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"The general public are having more exposure to this activity," Kagan said.
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Heat and exposure to sunlight will have a disastrous effect on olives.
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The iPhone has progressively become more resistant to casual exposure to water.
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His greatest exposure to global competition was the 2013 junior world championships.
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Long-time market bull Phil Orlando just cut his exposure to stocks.
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The data sparked gains in construction-related firms with exposure to China.
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By increasing speed, it is possible to reduce exposure to enemy attack.
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Banks are cutting their exposure to counterparties that could face American sanctions.
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Elsewhere, "Ye" gives the listener new exposure to Mr West's weak points.
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She believes his exposure to a world outside Utah unsettled her son.
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They use trusts to limit their exposure to state income-tax rates.
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Temporary exposure to both physical and situational inequality contributed to antisocial behavior.
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Founders with little exposure to big companies are susceptible to misreading cues.
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When the crisis struck, this dual exposure to capital markets proved calamitous.
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SPLRCI sectors — which have a relatively high revenue exposure to China – fizzled.
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Ioni's Bonpoint debut isn't her first exposure to the children's wear brand.
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Finally there was Xylem, which has direct exposure to public water utilities.
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L on Friday, increasing its exposure to the fast growing catering sector.
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Morfit said ValueAct's current exposure to the stock is under 5 percent.
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Many of your body's systems are regulated by exposure to natural light.
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Nike, the world's largest shoemaker, has a sizable 23% exposure to China.
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The bank's capitalisation is tight and the exposure to problem assets high.
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He used that exposure to his advantage, particularly in the Republican primary.
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I think early exposure to hip-hop and Spike [Lee]'s movies.
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Exposure to pollutants in the womb through adolescence can cause irreparable harm.
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That's because Shellenberger makes autoradiographs—photos created through exposure to radioactive materials.
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Spanish banks with exposure to Mexico - Santander, Sabadell and Bilbao - also suffered.
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Exposure to such violence has long-term physical, psychological and emotional implications.
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Analysts interpreted these moves as attempts to reduce exposure to market volatility.
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When positions go unfilled, organizations have a higher exposure to potential cyberattacks.
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Marriott has a bigger exposure to international markets, including China, than Hilton.
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Without the early exposure to the pungent aromas, people found them inedible.
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Dass said an aquagenic reaction or exposure to water can trigger hives.
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They were previously seen as an attractive exposure to Australia's aging population.
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Most of studies only examine short-term exposure to industrial wind farms.
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We do not have good safety data on prenatal exposure to marijuana.
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AIG did not disclose any exposure to Hurricane Matthew in its release.
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However, these are the times when one should increase exposure to equities.
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"So our exposure to foreign exchange issues is very limited," Rubio said.
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At least our children will now receive greater exposure to fine art.
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SII disclosure will also provide additional insight into insurers' exposure to PPOs.
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Yet other sectors with little exposure to oil have also pulled back.
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Both airlines have hedged portions of their exposure to the oil price.
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There's little he can do about IAG's exposure to the UK economy.
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He noted that the company has significant exposure to Puerto Rico debt.
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The Negative Outlook reflects Dai-ichi Life's exposure to Japan sovereign risk.
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Deaths from exposure to radiation, in contrast, are in the single digits.
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Basic resources stocks — with their heavy exposure to China — slipped over 5.63%.
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Many foreign banks were forced to significantly cut their exposure to Russia.
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Before Robert College, their exposure to and affinity for American culture varied.
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Every investment vehicle comes with its various strengths and exposure to risk.
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Apple also made the list with a 19.6% sales exposure to China.
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We believe exposure to the normal lives of diverse families is important.
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Baker Hughes has limited exposure to the North American pressure pumping sector.
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Woodford has come under fire for his over-exposure to illiquid assets.
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"Early exposure to toxic air has lifelong consequences for them," he said.
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Vaping increases exposure to heavy metals, such as nickel, tin, and lead.
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Exposure to sunlight can decrease drowsiness and increase how alert you feel.
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The semi conductors' exposure to sunlight and salty water can cause problems.
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That shielded him from direct exposure to the blast, heat and radiation.
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They are certainly not the only ones reducing long exposure to copper.
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Symptoms of anaphylaxis could begin within seconds of exposure to your allergen.
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Exposure to benzene can cause cancer in humans, according to the EPA.
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But the company also has some $17 billion in exposure to Illinois.
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Flashback: Trump Jr's wife gets precautionary hospital visit after exposure to powder
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"We want to train staff and give them exposure to handling customers."
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Exposure to lead can cause behavior problems and learning disabilities in children.
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Repeated exposure to pornography hijacks the brain's pleasure centers, leading to addiction.
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However, given the timing, proximity, and duration of my exposure to Sen.
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The fund aims to give investors broad-based exposure to real estate.
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Exposure to nature, however, has the opposite effect of noise on humans.
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Kennedy said exposure to mold was the stated cause of her death.
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So exposure to alcohol advertising is a risk factor in youth drinking.
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The impact on human health from direct exposure to microplastics is unknown.
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There was no evidence of rape, or even exposure to the elements.
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Their education levels vary greatly, as does their exposure to cultural differences.
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"We have a lot of exposure to those words," Ms. Hansen said.
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"If you have children, minimize their exposure to adult issues," she said.
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One reason may be our lack of exposure to the good stuff.
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Limit your media exposure to ease anxiety about the coronavirus during quarantine.
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You'll reap invaluable exposure to potential customers, partners, mentors and again…investors.
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Exposure to chemicals is linked to a wide array of pediatric diseases.
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Foodborne exposure to the virus is not known to transmit COVID-19.
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Nearly a quarter of its portfolio comprises exposure to the healthcare sector.
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That is how Clark Hunt got his first exposure to the sport.
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Mr. Hannity's all-in exposure to real estate might not be prudent.
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Space on Walmart shelves means exposure to millions of potential new customers.
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Researchers found that exposure to artificial light was shifting people's circadian cycles.
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" He attributed this erosion of tradition to "the exposure to Western culture.
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Some research in nonhuman primates has linked exposure to dioxins to endometriosis.
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Some students have had little exposure to popular culture or liberal politics.
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Troia reported the exposure to contacts at the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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"It doesn't give me the same exposure to China," Ms. Pinkwater said.
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And the answer, once exposure to measles is a possibility, is yes.
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Children are left attempting to avoid exposure to peanuts to avoid reactions.
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The suit had accused Barclays of hiding its exposure to risky debt.
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But, researchers found, there was no significant effect of exposure to cats.
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"Science says exposure to these contaminants have negative health effects," Avol says.
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Interns will get exposure to all phases of software development life cycle.
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Understandably, international lenders have been selective in taking exposure to Indian NBFCs.
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Individual sectors and companies with heavy exposure to China also remain vulnerable.
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In the past, greater exposure to hazards typically led to higher risks.
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Low relative exposure to U.S. makes AZN less vulnerable to election rhetoric.
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Basic resources — with their heavy exposure to China — were the best performers.
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But the long-term impact of exposure to toxic chemicals also kills.
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Nobody should be harmed by needless exposure to a risky environmental toxin.
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The effects of exposure to the substance can take decades to surface.
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Trump's exposure to critical Senate hearings goes way beyond Corker and Alexander.
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S. trade frictions turned sentiment against companies with large exposure to China.
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She did not die from exposure to the elements, that's been eliminated.
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CNO's stock has been hit by its exposure to Platinum through Beechwood.
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Nevertheless, capitalisation remains vulnerable to the bank's large exposure to problem assets.
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Poczta Polska currently has a small exposure to consumer finance and insurance.
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SARA EISEN: You obviously have exposure to this part of the world.
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His first exposure to analytics really was when he came to Oakland.
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Some of my first exposure to podcasting, was listening to those podcasts.
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Ling: So your first exposure to sex was a simulated rape scene?
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Not all Texas City workers had opportunity for exposure to vinyl chloride.
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The exact percentage of exposure to the U.K. market isn't known, but CLSA estimates Celanese has almost 40 percent exposure to the European market, while Lyondell is about 35 percent and Dow Chemical slightly more than 30 percent.
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Here's some more perspective: The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration ruled that 8 hours of exposure to noises reaching 90 decibels, or two hours of exposure to 100 decibels, are the maximum permissible levels for noise safety.
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We believe that Italian insurers' exposure to Atlante (a rescue fund for Italian banks) and to Italian low-rated/unrated banks is manageable as no single company has a concentrated exposure to these, relative to its investment portfolio.
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Many of the top-performing unconstrained managers right now have a high degree of exposure to the mortgage-backed securities market, but the core Barclays Aggregate maintains an exposure to the mortgage market that is above 30 percent.
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Given the comparatively smaller size of BAC's energy exposure to the company's overall balance sheet, Fitch believes this exposure to be manageable at this juncture, though there may be some higher provisioning for these credits in the coming quarters.
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Deconsolidation Increases Exposure to Print: The deconsolidation of Euromoney has raised the group's exposure to print advertising and circulation to 35% of revenue from 29% while reducing revenue from subscription-based sources to 26% from 33% (based on FY16).
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The agency said exposure to wood smoke is also linked to premature death.
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They're also permanent, and won't fluctuate with a person's exposure to UV rays.
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The facial fat also atrophies and descends due to chronic exposure to gravity.
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The bank has declined to disclose its total exposure to the telecoms group.
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Exposure to saltwater could cause chronic internet outages, especially in U.S. infrastructure centers.
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Both sectors house companies with big exposure to overseas business, including in China.
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Right now, we have virtually no exposure to small and mid-cap stocks.
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Make no mistake, Americans are dying right now from exposure to the cold.
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One example: Does Internet exposure to anorexic celebrities lead, in some sense, to
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Exposure to such trauma can have drastic, long-term effects, including learning difficulties.
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"It's never a good idea to have extra exposure to asbestos," said Frank.
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In other words: Safe for accidental exposure to toilets, swimming pools and rain.
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To view a graphic on Harley-Davidson's exposure to import tariffs, click: tmsnrt.
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After more prolonged exposure to sunlight, parts of me begin to swell up.
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Even better, minimized exposure to cellular reprogramming increased the animal's lifespan by 30%.
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CMOC has been stepping up its exposure to global metals and mining markets.
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A spokesman for BlackRock declined to comment on its overall exposure to Carillion.
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Many of these companies benefit from their low exposure to the domestic market.
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"It usually occurs due to exposure to physical or visual motion," she says.
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AND ALSO GIVES THOSE SEGMENTS OF THE BUSINESS EXPOSURE TO HIS LEADERSHIP STYLE.
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Loeb's focus is now on banks and brokers and includes exposure to Japan.
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The constant exposure to Trump's rhetoric and governance carries its own measurable toll.
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That could allow U.S.-based companies with international exposure to report better earnings.
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She also found that exposure to penicillin alone made male mice more aggressive.
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Testing in the lab showed that exposure to these disinfection byproducts damaged cells.
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U.S. companies with exposure to the U.K. and Europe will certainly be affected.
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For many the Brexit vote was about reducing our exposure to the world.
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Hardware Battlefield participants receive invaluable exposure to the media, investors and other influencers.
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Considering the expectations of Fed easing, would you trim exposure to U.S. banks?
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WATCH: Cramer: Why these stocks can give exposure to cloud-based collaboration space
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"Semiconductor suppliers have relatively high 'ship-to' revenue exposure to China," they said.
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For our customers, if they don't have exposure to China ... Which is difficult.
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Drink immediately after over-exposure to the sun to help soothe the skin.
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Don't miss this opportunity to double your exposure to influential movers and shakers.
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Venture for America also gave Yang firsthand exposure to the rapidly changing economy.
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It will also win because of its lack of exposure to the Fed.
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It basically has exposure to most of the hot end markets in technology.
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The new research shows that certain plants can survive prolonged exposure to space.
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Hall is not the only analyst raising concern over Apple's exposure to China.
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Exposure to violence perpetuates poverty by limiting the life chances of poor children.
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For example, tech companies with more exposure to foreign demand have been underperforming.
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Exposure to the public sector was high at almost 67% at end-2015.
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"You get exposure to the least risky stocks in every sector," Rosenbluth said.
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Fitch-rated small and medium banks' exposure to the protein industry is moderate.
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Meanwhile, Twitter could dramatically benefit from exposure to YouTube's mainstream and teen audiences.
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Intern will work in agile team getting exposure to all phases of SDLC.
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In this case, these molecules appear to be linked to exposure to antibiotics.
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Symptoms usually begin within two to 10 days after exposure to the bacteria.
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At the time of publication, his clients had a long exposure to Facebook.
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Both stocks are seen as trade bellwethers given their exposure to overseas markets.
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Fitch's assessment also incorporates the bank's exposure to volatile and less developed markets.
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Germany is the main supporter of plans to reduce exposure to sovereign debt.
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And even low amounts of exposure to air pollution can have negative effects.
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They typically begin appear two to 10 days after exposure to the bacteria.
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Ultimately, it's not a matter of wanting exposure to gold — you need it.
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"Those service trips gave me the exposure to sanitation issues," Kamen tells PEOPLE.
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Husky had argued its bid gave investors exposure to Husky's stronger balance sheet.
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He has sold 78 businesses and almost halved the bank's exposure to America.
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It raised its Greek exposure to 7.1 percent of the fund in April.
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First, technology companies with exposure to Europe, such as Oracle, will be winners.
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The over exposure to loans had been without "prudent commercial practices", it said.
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Whether you're 25 or 75, you'd still have exposure to stocks and bonds.
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Exposure to immigrant populations has become a central piece of these contrasting experiences.
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O, as their exposure to U.S. markets was reduced after earlier trade disputes.
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Authorities said three homeless people in Texas died from exposure to the cold.
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Yet decades of research has shown that exposure to these costs squeezes the
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Treatments are also available, including gradual exposure to the feared situation, Antony said.
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There's a tremendous amount of hyperbole around adolescent and child exposure to porn.
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There are roughly the same total number of ETFs with exposure to Amazon.
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Goldman's unusually large exposure to commodities trading also hurt its fixed income business.
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VTB, Russia's No.2 bank, is also considering cutting its exposure to Ukraine.
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Its lack of exposure to refining has helped its shares stand out recently.
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It is impossible to connect individual cancers to a single exposure to radiation.
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It was, for all intents and purposes, my first exposure to science fiction.
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That makes the new Messages app my first real exposure to sticker communications.
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Yet outsize exposure to the grounded Boeing jet is crimping future passenger growth.
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Op-Ed Contributor Boston — MY first exposure to biotechnology was from my father.
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Exposure to cold seems to have been a cause or significant contributing factor.
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Blackrock's quantitative equities portfolios increased their exposure to China based on the data.
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Exposure to the public sector was high at almost 64% at end-2016.
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A previous HSBC estimate showed Apple has about 20% revenue exposure to China.
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For a young person, the exposure to a different world can be critical.
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Exposure to negative biases might even give us the wisdom to act differently.
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We like Nvidia because it gives us exposure to all of those areas.
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Good employers for women also limit employees' exposure to stress and sexual harassment.
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Olson developed mesothelioma — an aggressive cancer that is caused by exposure to asbestos.ADVERTISEMENT
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The analysts cited Western Digital's exposure to declining prices in NAND flash memory.
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Their music combines early training in classical music with early exposure to technology.
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U.S.-based investors may have more exposure to South Korea than they realize.
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One woman, Dawn Sturgess, died after exposure to the agent via discarded trash.
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Our exposure to subprimes and Alt-A mortgage-backed securities was not good.
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Olson developed mesothelioma -- an aggressive cancer that is caused by exposure to asbestos.
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Exposure to mercury reduces IQs, can harm the immune system, lungs and kidneys.
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They should look more like roof shingles, with plenty of exposure to air.
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They're also just a welcome break from direct exposure to my devices sometimes.
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Japanese companies with high exposure to the world's second-biggest economy fell sharply.
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Amazon again has little exposure to China even though it does operate there.
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Businesses have been hesitant to deepen their exposure to the kingdom ever since.
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High sectoral and geographical concentration of exports increases exposure to potential economic shocks.
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Exposure to UV radiation is known to increase one's risk of skin cancer.
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GPT has significantly higher exposure to bank debt than the broader REIT universe.
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Money managers were already lifting their exposure to copper even before this week.
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There are some steps people can take to limit exposure to radiofrequency radiation.
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It appears to be using a method that diminishes the exposure to derivatives.
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Industrial pollution causes widespread and sometimes hazardous exposure to myriad hormonally active compounds.
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She declined to comment on the quantum of SBI's exposure to those loans.
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College gave Nichols his first exposure to life in Silicon Valley, as well.
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Exposure to ozone pollution increases the rates of cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks.
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And many residents stop school early, limiting their exposure to the democratic process.
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Nepris is especially popular in rural areas where exposure to jobs is limited.
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The banks' exposure to troubled sectors such as tourism and energy is moderate.
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That helps reduce a project's exposure to fluctuations in the price of oil.
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We were furthermore surprised by respondents' reported exposure to the Islamic State's videos.
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They found the potential for exposure to the virus without protective equipment upsetting.
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Even a slight exposure to Covid-19 could lead to a deadly infection.
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I wish there was a way to inoculate you against exposure to them.
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Most of the children have runny noses from exposure to harsh living conditions.
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Exposure to growing exports from China may have been a factor as well.
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Mesothelioma is a deadly form of cancer closely associated with exposure to asbestos.
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Many have been raped by intruders or died from exposure to the elements.
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But one important thing is exposure to high doses of adversity in childhood.
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Exposure to certain heavy metals could also result in this array of symptoms.
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Jordan's guests are also preparing for the risk of exposure to the virus.
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Other chain restaurants have adopted new measures to limit exposure to the virus.
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Lenders have reined in proprietary trading and have less exposure to hedge funds.
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But middle-income families typically have minimal direct exposure to the stock market.
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Constant exposure to sunlight confuses the body and messes with its circadian rhythm.
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Exposure to open wounds or drinking floodwater could lead to infections or diarrhea.
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Exposure to asbestos has been linked to lung cancer, mesothelioma and other ailments.
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Alekperov also said that the company is actively increasing its exposure to Africa.
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Exposure to radiation: 72* Exact median annual salary is unavailable for this occupation.
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One of the best things about traveling can be exposure to amazing food.
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Specifically, Sanchez pointed to the company's exposure to oil, power generation and airlines.
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In fact, every extra year of exposure to better childhood environments improved outcomes.
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It says it has reduced its exposure to coal mining companies since 2011.
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Giuliani once ran the office now investigating him Exposure to Trump transforms people.
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This transaction reduces ICICI Bank's exposure to the Essar Group by about 50%.
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Exposure to sunlight may reduce the risk for nearsightedness, a new study reports.
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As such, some investors have begun to reduce their exposure to Home Depot.
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"It was my first exposure to this emerging, new technology," Dr. Hamburg recalled.
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It also reduces exposure to germs, and is alcohol-, paraben-, and sulfate-free.
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Banks may respond to their Carillion losses by restricting exposure to other outsourcers.
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You all know that our exposure to the China domestic market is limited.
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Does it outweigh your anxiety about exposure to child predators, cyberbullying, and pornography?
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For a chart on Asian countries' export exposure to the United States: tmsnrt.
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Fitch believes that many smaller labs may have more concentrated exposure to Medicare.
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Standard Chartered, with its exposure to emerging markets, was up by 2.1 percent.
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But desktop applications like Outlook can add local network exposure to cloud services.
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But terrorist recruitment does not only involve exposure to a few radical tweets.
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Concentration risk arises from Cinda's meaningful exposure to real estate in its portfolio.
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The iShares MSCI Japan ETF (EWJ) provides passive exposure to this upside potential.
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"I got more exposure to image-processing tools during the hackathon," she said.
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"Whichever measure is used, the BBVA exposure to Turkey is hefty," he added.
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But with exposure to air, the funkiness disappeared, leaving a meaty, herbal aroma.
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With greater exposure to the gaze of others, the need grows more urgent.
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Chipmakers are among the U.S. multinationals with the highest revenue exposure to China.
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There are multiple diseases and birth defects associated with exposure to Agent Orange.
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O, as their exposure to U.S. markets was reduced after earlier trade disputes.
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However, Harry&aposs exposure to the paparazzi began long before Diana&aposs death.
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Now companies in a number of industries are reducing their exposure to China.
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Chipmakers, whose revenue exposure to China makes them vulnerable to tariffs, were up.
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They trimmed overall equity exposure to 22017 percent of their global balanced portfolios.
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De Peretti added that the insurer's maximum exposure to these contracts was "modest".
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VR Given GIC's business model and considerable exposure to market risk, our assessment of GIC's company profile and risk appetite have high influences on the institution's VR. GIC is well-capitalised, which mitigates its market risk exposure to some extent.
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"We have quite a bit invested in Singapore, including in Singtel, but also in the banks and various other sectors, " he said, adding: "We have been increasing our exposure to Indonesia, we've got a significant exposure to India as well."
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A lawsuit claiming prenatal exposure to toxic chemicals caused a girl's birth defects is governed by the statute of limitations for pre-birth injury cases rather than for claims over exposure to hazardous materials, a California appeals court has ruled.
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CDC also provided updated interim guidance for healthcare providers caring for pregnant women with possible exposure to the virus, expanding the window for Zika-specific blood testing from a week after the onset of symptoms, or believed exposure, to 14 days.
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Clear Channel Outdoor, a public out-of-home media company, has a product that can demonstrate cause and effect from exposure to an advertisement, like if footfalls in stores or visits to websites increased before and after exposure to an ad.
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Also, never mind that while the U.S. financial system's direct exposure to the emerging market economies might be less than that of the rest of the world's financial system, the U.S. does have very large indirect exposure to those economies.
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"While many investors appreciate the SOTP [sum of the parts] potential embedded in the business, many of these same investors do not want exposure to global macro Risk, China trade tensions and exposure to an elongated auto credit cycle," he said.
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This particular fund has no exposure to any company that's primarily engaged in fossil fuel extraction or mining, although other funds at parent company Legg Mason, which has $790.5 billion in assets under management, could have exposure to traditional oil companies.
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There was evidence from animal research that exposure to large doses of general anesthesia, like exposure to alcohol, could have lasting effects on the developing brain, with cellular changes, neuron death and subsequent changes in the animals' behavior and cognition.
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The brutal commute: Exposure to the pollution caused by exhaust can cause respiratory problems.
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Limit exposure to high-risk situations and create reminders for your resolutions, Norcross said.
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Some companies are pureplay oil drillers, with heavy exposure to swings in oil prices.
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He said he was looking to increase his exposure to these sectors in 2019.
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More than 5,000 Cherokee died of starvation and exposure to cold on the journey.
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The EPA has repeatedly lowered how much exposure to PFAS compounds it considers acceptable.
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The investment will provide KKR exposure to the growing poultry industry in the country.
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Paulson said he increased his firm's long exposure to stocks following Donald Trump's win.
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The researchers also compared the children based on level of exposure to the chemical.
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If so, that would give Berkshire exposure to three of the five FAANG stocks.
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Limit exposure to conversations or media -- social or otherwise -- that aggravates feelings of hopelessness.
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Tesla declined to comment on the experts' assessment of potential exposure to the SEC.
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I've been studying the effects of exposure to political comedy for about a decade.
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For the startup, there is increased exposure to the investor's client base and resources.
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These stocks are considered global trade bellwethers because of their exposure to markets abroad.
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Meanwhile, Europe's basic resources stocks — with their heavy exposure to China — fell 1.16 percent.
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VX, which raised exposure to consumer health at the expense of higher-margin pharmaceuticals.
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Exposure to lead stunts childhood development and can lead to lifelong effects on health.
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Click through to increase your swimwear wardrobe and decrease your exposure to the sun.
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"We don't need additional exposure to mining equities to express that view," he wrote.
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Meanwhile, a less appreciated but even more certain risk factor is exposure to pesticides.
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Apart from Goldman Sachs, few banks have large exposure to physical commodities any longer.
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The agency also issued guidelines on how to reduce exposure to radio frequency energy.
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He generally prefers mutual funds but uses ETFs for exposure to certain niche markets.
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Exposure to sounds this loud can cause permanent hearing loss in dolphins and seals.
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Machenil also told CNBC that the bank does not have "major exposure" to Italy.
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" He added that Apple's "exposure to each individual name is only about 1.5 percent.
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SG disclosed its exposure to oil and gas, which at end-2015 totalled EUR23.5bn.
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Skin lesions caused by exposure to arsenic, as conveyed in this 1859 medical book.
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But the job brings bigger concerns: exposure to toxic mercury could be killing them.
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Its capital exposure to the unit is currently "approaching" APRA's revised limit, analysts said.
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Even Apple, which has heightened exposure to China, caught a 1.6% bounce, he noted.
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So did member firms—for fear of exposure to legal damages, says Mr Peterson.
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Perhaps, for instance, exposure to other cultures will make you a more empathetic manager.
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But both were eaten by animals, giving them their first exposure to business risks.
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The move is part of Eni's aim of cutting its exposure to geographical risk.
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Exposure to lead, even at low levels, can dire health effects, including brain damage.
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Today, after years of exposure to the elements, the Silverdome is slated for demolition.
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Why it matters: Even small amounts of exposure to asbestos can lead to cancer.
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On the networking equipment front, Cisco Systems has exposure to the space, Cramer said.
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PNB had previously pegged its exposure to the Gitanjali companies at 61.38 billion rupees.
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Companies with exposure to China, including RH, have been hit hard on the market.
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Micron Technology, the second largest, has revenue exposure to China as high as 57%.
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The World Health Organization (PDF) considers exposure to benzene a major public health concern.
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Shopko Performance: Of significant concern is the company's exposure to its largest tenant, Shopko.
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Some other partners and suppliers are re-examining their exposure to the troubled group.
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That would make buying an exposure to bitcoin as easy as buying a stock.
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Short-term exposure to sulfur dioxide is linked to airway constriction and asthma symptoms.
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He noted that the bank had reduced its exposure to commodities by 21 percent.
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"After the recession, banks reduced their overall lending exposure to small businesses," said Arora.
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One reason for changing attitudes may be greater exposure to positive images of minorities.
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Capital exposure to unreserved problem assets remained broadly stable in 2016 at about 50%.
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Sources "Liberals and Conservatives are Similarly Motivated to Avoid Exposure to One Another's Opinions".
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Reduce your exposure to germs by washing your hands often, and always before eating.
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The biggest concern for Foot Locker comes from its high exposure to international markets.
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They'd like to see whether exposure to videos, rather than drawings, affects the response.
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The examination also showed that he avoided manual labor and exposure to the sun.
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It's all about exposure — to more backers, and to the big money paying attention.
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However, Elite's exposure to currency mismatch could expose the company to exchange rate volatility.
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That exposure to diverse news might even turn out to be a moderating force.
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The biggest sector reduction was exposure to banks, and the biggest increase was utilities.
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Even short-term exposure to high concentrations of the stuff can be life threatening.
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No US troops were hurt or have displayed symptoms of exposure to mustard agent.
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But they are rotten at assessing their exposure to a changing climate (see article).
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Basic resources stocks — with their heavy exposure to China — led the losses in Europe.
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But exposure to new ideas and a commitment to listening are not the same.
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Creating these places gives other black people exposure to different types of black people.
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I got a lot of exposure to leaders in the university through that work.
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Cowen & Company estimates Gap and L Brands have around 20% sourcing exposure to China.
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They also increased their bond exposure to 5003 percent from 2500 percent in April.
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Pizza boxes aren't the only culprits when it comes to exposure to the chemicals.
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Golfers can be at risk of skin cancer from their exposure to the sun.
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The World Health Organization said victims bore the signs of exposure to nerve agents.
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There are benefits to be reaped from exposure to books even in early infancy.
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Some died in weather-related traffic accidents, others from apparent exposure to the elements.
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The SABMiller deal increased the company's exposure to fast-growing, but volatile emerging markets.
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Exposure to both can break down the seasoning and cause the pans to rust.
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After repeated exposure to THC, your CB1 receptors can change their affinity for THC.
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Source: "Exposure to ideologically diverse news and opinion on Facebook," Science, 5 June 2015.
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Researchers also didn't know the duration of welders' exposure to fumes associated with cancer.
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Exposure to Brazil's adverse macroeconomic environment which has pressured consolidated results was also considered.
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Following the deal, Lloyds said it would have only a minimal exposure to Ireland.
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The five S&P companies with the biggest exposure to China are all semiconductors.
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"Using DDT now would result in exposure to local populations for decades," he said.
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Turkey's dollar bonds fell, while the cost of insuring exposure to Turkish debt rose.
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Other constraints include its volatile working-capital requirement and exposure to foreign-exchange risk.
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Through continuous exposure to mechanical stress, a material will eventually reach its breaking point.
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Bell had little exposure to the man who was Cuba's leader for 47 years.
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Apple has significant exposure to China, which is a massive market for its smartphones.
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Prolonged exposure to high levels of formaldehyde is associated with an elevated cancer risk.
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Global exposure to dangerous levels of air pollution has increased by 11.2% since 1990.
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Driving the trend: Google has less exposure to Russian meddling than Facebook and Twitter.
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It usually occurs a few days after exposure to a virus, bacteria or parasite.
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Exposure to the school-to-prison pipeline is also unequal by race and income.
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During the study's 13-year period, 34 people died of exposure to dietary supplements.
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These are direct consequences of exposure to ionizing radiation in air, water and food.
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The system is designed to minimize Innsifil's exposure to Bitcoin's notoriously volatile price swings.
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O). Erickson said the fund had some exposure to midstream company Williams Cos (WMB.
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For many people in these regions, their first exposure to cyberspace is via Facebook.
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Ermotti said UBS had around 6.1 billion Swiss francs of exposure to the industry.
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Fitch believes this is necessary in light of the bank's exposure to event risk.
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How bad and extensive is the big banks' exposure to the crude oil crash?
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CFDs give investors exposure to price movements in securities without owning the underlying asset.
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People who are infected can transmit infection to others through exposure to their blood.
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"It's a way of getting diversified exposure to companies that become public," Rosenbluth said.
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Bumble isn't Wolfe Herd's first exposure to the world of digital dating and connections.
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You may also need more exposure to the sight of your own naked body.
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Exposure to the identical array of 'sexy businesses' with less risk on the downside.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) also have exposure to the Toys 'R' Us closings.
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They also increased their euro zone stock exposure to 9.5 percent from 4.6 percent.
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Their total exposure to stocks was at 37.3 percent in October, unchanged from September.
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They raised their exposure to North American bonds to 38.1 percent from 32.3 percent.
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That treatment, though, requires exposure to perfectly calibrated machinery the night before a flight.
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As our economy has grown, our exposure to "natural" disasters has grown with it.
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CIBC, Canada's fifth-biggest lender, has the biggest exposure to the country's housing markets.
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We designed an orbit around Jupiter that minimizes exposure to Jupiter's harsh radiation environment.
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Giuliani's statement was designed to reduce Trump's legal exposure to possible campaign finance charges.
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"On the trail, you have a lot of exposure to other people," he said.
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For younger Cuban dancers, international competitions still offer initial exposure to the broader world.
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Parents shouldn't have to fear their children's exposure to vicious gangs and drug lords.
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Some banks have enough customers hedging their risk exposure to justify limited vertical integration.
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It's viewers' first exposure to just how quick on his feet Johnny Cochran is.
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If the harm from cold stems from direct exposure to chilly weather, then yes.
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Larger U.S. banks have relatively limited exposure to agricultural lending which diminishes the impact.
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MacGinnitie said that early exposure to some foods, for example, may protect against allergies.
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So we do not have a huge exposure to the UK, even absent Brexit.
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The prolonged exposure to high water temperatures has left many reefs in critical shape.
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Global institutional investors now have record exposure to US versus European bonds, Woodard said.
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Thousands more have developed illnesses stemming from exposure to the toxins at ground zero.
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Exposure to plastic in diapers may be attributable to declines in male reproductive health.
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That means investors should make sure they have exposure to value companies, he said.
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Compared with other German life insurers, Stuttgarter has relatively high exposure to equity investments.
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Few health studies, however, have examined impacts of methylmercury exposure to rice consumers specifically.
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There are several clubs to choose from that give great exposure to the students.
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Exposure to multiple contaminants over time can have a cumulative effect on your health.
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But many farmworkers say they have been injured by prolonged exposure to the pesticide.
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This helps business reduce exposure to the calamitous twists and turns of tariff hikes.
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Investors also cut their UK equity exposure to 5.5 percent, a 13-month low.
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It is not immediately clear how the boars reacted to exposure to the drugs.
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However, Marble II has a lower exposure to such visa issues compared with peers.
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A bank's exposure to falling energy prices makes it even more vulnerable, he noted.
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"Chronic exposure to this is detrimental to human health at any level," she said.
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N) and Darden had the highest exposure to the storms, while Starbucks Corp (SBUX.
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Instead, Mubadala is actively searching for ways to gain exposure to lucrative technology firms.
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Both companies are susceptible to trade tensions given their large exposure to overseas markets.
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Cramer turned to 3M, a large manufacturer with international exposure, to prove his point.
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Previous research had linked PBDE exposure to hormone problems in both cats and humans.
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The new study isn't even the first to link TDCIPP exposure to feline hyperthyroidism.
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In states with no restrictions, 11% of people reported frequent exposure to secondhand smoke.
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"Banks are full," one of them said, referring to banks' exposure to Saudi risk.
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These stocks are seen as global-trade bellwethers for their exposure to overseas markets.
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Shares of technology companies, which have a big exposure to China, were also higher.
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"Each year, tens of thousands die from exposure to asbestos," said Massachusetts Maura Healey.
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Limiting athletes' cumulative exposure to head trauma will help protect their brains and bodies.
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Nonetheless, its exposure to risky assets is considered manageable relative to its adjusted equity.
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Exposure to peanuts or even peanut residue can cause anaphylaxis, which can be fatal.
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Atlas Copco has heavy exposure to the chipmaking sector through its vacuum pumps business.
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Advocates have said the measure would protect students from exposure to anti-abortion demonstrations.
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First, it offers exposure to Bitcoin on a reputable exchange with few custody concerns.
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The fund has exposure to the financial sector, which was excluded until July 2908.
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Exposure to air pollution during this time can therefore impact development, the report states.
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J.P. Morgan Chase also said it has cut its exposure to the firearms industry.
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Lifestyle factors, including diet, daily activities and exposure to artificial light, influence your chronotype.
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WA) for 1.83 billion zlotys ($484 million), further reducing its exposure to eastern Europe.
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Columbia said a university community member was quarantined for exposure to the new coronavirus.
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All options related to protecting against exposure to the virus are on the table.
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Op-Ed Contributor What does prolonged exposure to jihadist online propaganda do to us?
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Exposure to PFAS has been tied to liver problems and some kinds of cancer.
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One caveat to the ETF trades, including XOP, is exposure to oil refinery stocks.
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Locke's conception of black brilliance evolved through his exposure to young and attractive thinkers.
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Police officers say exposure to opioids during emergencies can put them in mortal danger.
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Frequently, the complexity of being a physician and the exposure to suffering is daunting.
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Environmental exposure to cigarette smoke, alcohol, air pollution and toxins further increase the risk.
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By far the strongest activation followed exposure to the scent of a familiar person.
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After a period of prolonged exposure to deafening sound and intense light, H. appears.
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Allahabad Bank said on Saturday it had a $366.87 million exposure to the case.
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He said almost all their customers had exposure to China in their supply chain.
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Sometimes it's the result of exposure to loud sounds (like concerts at the Spectrum).
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None of these arrivals have firsthand experience of Florida's unique exposure to natural disasters.
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Observers said the cancellation was a calculated effort to forestall his exposure to protesters.
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However, those with potential exposure to the virus did not end up quarantined there.
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Munich Re has a $500 million exposure to the Tokyo Olympics, one source said.
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Disney would have economic exposure to Sky but no control over the British group.
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More exposure to sunlight increases our production of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that boosts mood.
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Exposure to those fabled mountaineers made Mr. Bridwell a leader for the next generation.
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"Repeated exposure to such disturbing footage is leaving many moderators with PTSD," says Haco.
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Exposure to multiple languages can also play a role in spellers' facility with spelling.
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He didn't understand his brain could still be injured by his exposure to explosives.
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Exposure to hazardous conditions: 82* Exact median annual salary is unavailable for this occupation.
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Analysts are beginning to sour on companies with exposure to China, pressuring some stocks.
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Fire department EMT's treated him for a leg injury and exposure to the cold.
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Marriott has a big exposure to Asia, and China is its top international market.
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Estee Lauder, a cosmetics company with high revenue exposure to China, also fell 4.07%.
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The news also battered shares of companies with significant exposure to the Chinese market.
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A few other infected patients also denied they had any exposure to the market.
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Exposure to sunlight increases vitamin D levels, but those did not correlate with nearsightedness.
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Fitch considers its exposure to risky assets as manageable relative to its adjusted equity.
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Exposure to sunlight up to the age of 30 also conferred a protective benefit.
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But lawmakers are not taking action to prevent exposure to asbestos, a known carcinogen.
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Michaelis oversaw the company's plan to cut costs and reduce exposure to unprofitable markets.
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His role commemorating the fallen hero provided his first intense exposure to public life.
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It is impossible to definitively connect individual cancers to a single exposure to radiation.
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Other retailers, like Target and Best Buy, have much higher exposure to Chinese manufacturing.
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But that same film may have more exposure to a larger audience on Netflix.
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Woodford came in for criticism for his high level of exposure to risky assets.
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Exposure to mold spores can cause allergic reactions that may be particularly long-lasting.
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"It gives us great exposure, to have an event of this magnitude," he said.
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Over time, the firm's exposure to volatile fixed-income trading will become more muted.
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By introducing agroecology principles, you can reduce the risks of exposure to climate change.
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This is a standard feature of any curriculum in homicide: progressive exposure to violence.
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But equal-weight strategies can provide momentum, since there's more exposure to growing companies.
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Exposure to light, especially to the blue light of digital devices, discombobulates the clockwork.
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Second, rails also still have significant exposure to energy that is weighing on them.
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I decided I wanted to give exposure to people largely living in Latin America.
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At the same time, she has no exposure to U.S. stocks at the moment.
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The Dow does offer exposure to highly profitable industry leaders with durable competitive advantages.
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Their stocks are considered trade bellwethers because of their large exposure to overseas markets.
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The assets are by and large, well-positioned with good exposure to growth markets.
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But a second exposure to a different virus type can result in severe disease.
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Exposure to risky asset, such as unaffiliated stock, remained low relative to its capitalisation.
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Unfortunately, exposure to light in the middle of the night will do the opposite.
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"LKQ's exposure to this, to me, is not a point of friction," he said.
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The CDC previously found that exposure to phthalates was widespread in the United States.
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Boys' puberty timing didn't appear to be influenced by prenatal exposure to these chemicals.
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So we tried to increase our exposure to emerging markets especially Asia Pacific region.
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The effect of prenatal exposure to fluoride on IQ is "very large," Neurath believes.
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Some people also use a trust to reduce exposure to the federal estate tax.
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As trade uncertainty prevails, some investors think it's time to cut exposure to stocks.
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"Far too often, such behavior grows out of an exposure to pornography," he added.
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Heightened exposure to natural disasters has also raised their need to spread risk geographically.
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MI) has struck a deal to reduce its exposure to Turkey's Yapi Kredi (YKBNK.
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The Environmental Working Group is focused on lifetime exposure to toxic herbicides, Naidenko said.
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Participants completed questionnaires on their exposure to toxins at work and provided blood samples.
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Increase nature exposure to 45 minutes, and most individuals experience improvements in cognitive performance.
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These can include cyberbullying, exposure to disturbing content and inappropriate, unwanted contact from adults.
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Of the American automakers, General Motors has the greatest exposure to the Chinese market.
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As CFO her exposure to investors is high, and her coverage internally is broad.
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"It gives us great exposure, to have an event of this magnitude," he said.
|
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So exposure to sounds at that level takes even less time to diminish hearing.
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Long-term exposure to vehicle exhaust is associated with respiratory problems, especially in children.
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"The major studies show that exposure to alcohol advertising influences drinking, particularly in youth."
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Exposure to the measles could result in severe or lethal danger for these children.
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Authorities said that three homeless people in Texas died from exposure to the cold.
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People who don't have exposure to African Americans on a daily basis — they're afraid.
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There, he designed covers for chocolate boxes while gaining early exposure to printmaking traditions.
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It has applied for approval as a device that reduces exposure to harmful substances.
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"Near term, Burberry has high exposure to weakest areas of luxury demand: 38 percent of global sales to Chinese customers versus 30 percent industry average, 27 percent sales exposure to U.S.," Liberum analysts wrote in a note, keeping a "sell" rating on Burberry.
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In a statement, the China Banking Regulatory Commission said commercial banks' exposure to the interbank market cannot exceed 25 percent of their tier-1 capital, while their exposure to the non-interbank market cannot exceed 20 percent of their tier-1 capital.
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The consultancy identified three groups of countries that have the most exposure to China: "Sectors and countries with varying degrees of exposure to China's economy could be more or less vulnerable to a changing relationship between China and the world," McKinsey said.
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Exposure to drugs and other toxic chemicals in the womb can also result in microcephaly.
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And if you're going west to east, you'll want to get morning exposure to light.
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For exposure to bonds and international stocks, the school uses low-cost exchange-traded funds.
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After exposure to antibiotics, the cells of space-based bacteria became more plentiful, but smaller.
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If you're young, you probably do not need a lot of exposure to these investments.
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Exposure to financial shocks is also moderate, with a developed and financially sound banking sector.
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But they will still be nervous about taking on fresh exposure to the aluminium group.
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First responders also went to the hospital for treatment for possible exposure to the gas.
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The Environmental Working Group recommends buying organic produce whenever possible to reduce exposure to pesticides.
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Caterpillar is considered a bellwether for global trade given the company's exposure to overseas markets.
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For workers, though, the biggest advantage is that organic decreases their exposure to toxic agrochemicals.
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The number of CLOs with exposure to defaults increased to 2212 from 2908 last quarter.
|
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At best, they speculated about easier exposure to germs and the possible role of stress.
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Over that time, researchers looked for associations between individual blood pressure and exposure to segregation.
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It can take 12 to 25 days to become ill after exposure to the virus.
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"There are so many parks, classes and just amazing exposure to so many amazing things."
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Exposure to non-EU countries, mostly Ukraine (CCC), but also Tunisia (BB-/Stable) is growing.
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Western and Indian shippers are winding down their exposure to Iran before sanctions take effect.
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"We are looking at multiple generations of exposure to higher levels of methylmercury," Sunderland said.
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There is also a growing literature on the biological changes associated with exposure to violence.
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He believes it might be possible to reduce exposure to violence in the first place.
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NCI has lowered its exposure to less profitable single-premium policies from its bancassurance channel.
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"I wouldn't walk away from U.S. companies that do have exposure to China," Hooper said.
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J), exchange filings showed on Thursday, after his exposure to scandal-hit retailer Steinhoff (SNHJ.
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The four climbers are suffering from exposure to the cold, the National Park Service said.
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Toxicology testing that confirms exposure to drugs or alcohol can immensely strengthen a victim's claim.
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Prolonged exposure to serious stress — known as toxic stress — can lead to lifelong health consequences.
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Plus, the acquisition provides F5 with exposure to the growing movement towards open source software.
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"Our exposure to China in both of those is fairly minimal," he told the host.
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Komatsu Ltd, with a large exposure to China, ended up 0.55% after slumping 1.963% earlier.
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The EPA says short-term exposure to high concentrations of chloromethane can have neurological effects.
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Its membership will enable the bank's investors to deepen their exposure to Israeli tech firms.
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My actual exposure to people who are extremely quick with email replies is somewhat limited.
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So we're trying to limit their exposure to content that promotes or glorifies marijuana use.
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Visa also gets exposure to early stage companies through investment in other funds, he said.
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California limits lead exposure to just 5 micrograms a day for everyone, from all sources.
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The birds in the study have historically received little exposure to humans, the researchers said.
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Prolonged exposure to serious stress—known as toxic stress—can lead to lifelong health consequences.
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Children under age 5 are most likely to become ill from exposure to the bacteria.
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German banks' shares were also taking a hit because of their high exposure to London.
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Europe's basic resources stocks — with their heavy exposure to China — led the losses, down 1.5%.
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"Increased attention to pregnancy screening measures may help reduce inadvertent exposure to gadolinium," Bird said.
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And that means we should not reduce exposure to the stock market as we age.
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The simplest way for investors to gain exposure to this sector is exchange-traded funds.
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If you are seeking exposure to broad-based economic development, you need to be creative.
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Exposure to financial shocks is moderate, due to a developed and broadly sound banking sector.
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VC investors are also diversifying portfolios across Asia, increasing exposure to Southeast Asia and India.
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Grantor trusts pass through all their tax exposure to the person who created the trust.
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One major firm with exposure to the military housing bonds said it is watching developments.
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But a net 48% of investors still have a higher exposure to stockmarkets than normal.
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The more "skin in the game" you have, the greater your exposure to "black swans".
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Without some big introduction to the electorate, he'll never garner the exposure to take off.
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Malaysia and Pakistan have already substantially reduced their exposure to China to manage debt levels.
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Australia's wealthy and aging population has boosted demand for exposure to the country's retirement sector.
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The portfolio is focused on fixed-income instruments and cash with limited exposure to equities.
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It also limits children's exposure to potential predators, and respects the children's right to privacy.
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One FBI employee even spent 11 days in the hospital after exposure to the sculpture.
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Products developed there include an electronic UV skin patch that measures exposure to the sun.
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However, Poste Vita's large exposure to Italian sovereign debt weakens the insurer's standalone credit profile.
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Rather, those who use a peanut patch are "hopefully protected from accidental exposure" to peanuts.
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Its exposure to risky assets is kept to a manageable level relative to its equity.
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Amnesty International claims they often face physical abuse and exposure to dangerous gas and dust.
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Coach is just the latest handbag label to dial back its exposure to department stores.
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Exposure to the chemical could cause lung damage, kidney problems, and nose and eye irritation.
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It will also significantly reduce its exposure to the space industry and U.S. liability insurance.
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This is especially because Mastercard doesn't have much exposure to the U.S.-China trade war.
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In veterans, prolonged and repeated exposure to combat can make PTSD even harder to treat.
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Shares of semiconductor companies, which have major revenue exposure to China, rose in premarket trading.
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The bank is advising going long Russia bonds, and European companies with exposure to Russia.
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Disability is not causal here, but there's a correlation between disability and exposure to violence.
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Farmers moved in and cleared the area, triggering the onset of exposure to these soils.
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Environmental issues such as exposure to lead and toxins could also play an important role.
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The company has not entered into any agreements to hedge its exposure to devaluation risk.
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Exposure to large doses can lead to loss of consciousness, convulsions, paralysis and respiratory failure.
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Strategists at Goldman Sachs recommend investors cut exposure to insurance and travel sectors in Europe.
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These symptoms can appear anywhere between two and 21 days after exposure to the virus.
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Equities with a riskier exposure to China "may find it reaches migraine levels," he added.
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However, liquidity constraints and exposure to volatile currency exchange rates remained a challenge, he said.
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"I knew I could die within hours of exposure to such high temperatures," he admitted.
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Of particular concern is the banking sector's exposure to construction, real estate and power utilities.
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The filings show many insurers explicitly stated they were concerned about exposure to earthquake risk.
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After exposure to high doses, human symptoms can include vomiting, tremors or shakiness and seizures.
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Less is known about Desir's exposure to the shooting and the recovery challenges he faced.
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Long term exposure to pollution can be more dangerous than the occasional peaks as well.
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Experts said there are a few paths that investors with exposure to Boeing should consider.
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The bank said this was mainly due to a large exposure to a single retailer.
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Test tube experiments may not reflect real human exposure to e-cigarettes, the researchers acknowledge.
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"Younger people have less exposure to TCM, and fewer people are studying it," she said.
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"Music, meditation, and obviously, avoiding any more exposure to the trigger is important," he said.
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"We reduced our exposure to hedge funds by a couple of million dollars," Dubow said.
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Exposure to racism, the study found, also raised the likelihood of ADHD by about 3%.
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Hedge funds also lowered their exposure to stocks from near-record levels, Lakos-Bujas noted.
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What helps these babies most is more exposure to their mothers — not less, Wachman says.
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PTSD results from exposure to a single traumatic event or an accumulation of traumatic experiences.
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Long-term exposure to infrasound can also cause sleep disturbance and other issues of wellness.
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The low scores may reflect the low exposure to personal finance classes, according to WalletHub.
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U.S. banks have $18 billion exposure to Turkey, just 0.1 percent of their total assets.
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Top management commitment to program gives interns exposure to high level associates in the bank.
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And if they have to cut exposure to Japan, where else could they put money?
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The province has large manufacturing and public sectors, and limited exposure to the construction sector.
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Right now, their net exposure to equities is at "all-time lows," he pointed out.
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The inflammatory skin condition can be made worse by exposure to stress, cold and infections.
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It also didn't examine the frequency or severity of any exposure to spanking or hitting.
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A childhood habit Diana believes Aldi's addiction began with peer pressure and exposure to smokers.
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And then there are the well-known mental benefits of exercise and exposure to nature.
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Investors are also reconsidering their exposure to high-charging hedge-fund and private-equity managers.
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Recent and historical work in psychology shows mere exposure to fake news makes it spread.
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Credit Bank of Moscow said it has no exposure to Otkritie and saw now risks.
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"Mere exposure to or reminders of them can affect how we think," the authors wrote.
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HFR says the FX funds did well because of exposure to digital currencies like bitcoin.
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Investors have limited exposure to them and companies obtain relatively little funding from that source.
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