The court has said that an applicant's race can be used as a "plus factor" or "a factor of a factor of a factor," terms that are purposefully ambiguous.
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"Desirability is a factor, rarity can play a factor, and condition is the biggest factor of all," he said.
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The proposed funds include Fidelity Core Dividend ETF, Fidelity Dividend for Rising Rates, Fidelity Low Volalitily Factor ETF, Fidelity Momentum Factor ETF, Fidelity Quality Factor ETF and Fidelity Value Factor ETF.
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If race is a contributing factor but not a causal factor, is the issue whether race is a causal factor among many, or whether it is a causal factor at all?
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There's two factor authentication, there's one factor authentication, and then there's this, which I think I can call zero factor authentication.
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It wasn't the factor, but it was a big factor.
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I think the form factor is a third-generation form factor.
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There would've been a massive transition factor, a massive intimidation factor.
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The gosh factor has been overtaken by the "do-good factor".
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Guns, after all, are one factor, but not the only factor.
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And there's the gross-out factor, or the haunted house factor.
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His race is one factor, but his voice is another factor.
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"If you have any question about whether it was a factor, the factor, a quarter of a factor, all of the factor — there is a witness, a subpoena away who could answer that question," Schiff added.
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X is a big factor for our team, probably the X factor.
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That's a factor in Trump's popularity, for instance, but it's only a factor.
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"It's one contributing factor, but to remove one contributing factor is helpful," he said.
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You know in the X Factor—the actual X Factor, the one whose lawyers have been defeated in hand-to-hand-combat by Team Sex Factor—when the judges ask people if they have the "X Factor" and they genuinely aren't sure?
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As participants were seasoned entorians, each new dish felt more X-Factor than Fear Factor.
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"Today a destabilising factor, an instability factor for the banking system is lifted," he said.
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Use two-factor authentication whenever possibleTwo-factor authentication has made the internet much more secure.
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I am not saying it is the only factor, but probably was a real factor.
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I think that that's factor No. 1, factor No. 2 going to the disease itself.
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"I think it's probably a major factor, but it's not a sole factor," he said.
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It was a factor in both, I don't know if it was the deciding factor.
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If it's not self-declaration, but some other factor, that makes you trans, what's that factor?
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To add two-factor authentication on Facebook, go to Settings > Security and Login > Two-Factor Authentication.
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For the novelty factor and the wow factor, there was no surpassing the American Simone Biles.
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So I think that is one factor here that you just mentioned is potentially a factor.
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You probably use single-factor to protect your devices, where that factor is simply a password.
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While race may have been a factor, it did not seem to be the singular factor.
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They are driven by one factor, and in the case of drugs that factor is quantity.
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Use two-factor authentication Some popular services, including Google's Gmail or Apple, offer two-factor authentication.
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And then Fisher this summer clarified that it has to be a factor within a factor.
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They are the Vanguard U.S. Liquidity Factor ETF (VFLQ), the Vanguard U.S. Minimum Volatility ETF (VFMV), the Vanguard U.S. Quality Factor ETF (VFQY) and the Vanguard U.S. Value Factor ETF (VFVA).
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" Asked whether Trump was the biggest factor, Cruz replied: "The President is certainly a factor in the election, but I think the biggest factor in Texas is the economic boom we're seeing.
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Because this factor is called intelligence for individuals, we called our new factor for groups collective intelligence.
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If anything, though, the buzz factor surrounding those leaks could increase demand for the new form factor.
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" He added: "The stock market is not the economy, but it's a factor, it plays a factor.
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"He's got the swoon factor, the young factor, the honest-to-the-point-of-vulnerable factor, and he's great on the stump," Jennifer Victor, a political scientist at George Mason University, tells me.
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The current standard of care for people with hemophilia A without inhibitors is replacement factor VIII clotting factor.
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If domes made weather a non-factor, gambling has the potential to make the teams a non-factor.
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It's a big factor in Parkinson's, but not the only factor, but it plays a pretty significant role.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, you know, I don't think this trade factor is near supported as a monetary factor.
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In mid-February the firm launched six new factor-based ETFs and one new factor-based mutual fund.
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In about a third of couples with infertility, there is a male factor along with a female factor.
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It was not the deciding factor, but it was a factor nonetheless during the evaluation of vendor proposals.
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" Asked if race was a factor in her candidacy, Ms. Pressley responded: "Race is a factor in everything.
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"We want to see the 'It' factor, the soul factor," Hill, who wore shearling-lined clog boots, said.
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What's more, only 23.9 percent consider the Cruz-Kasich alliance a major factor in deciding their vote, 2449 percent say it's a minor factor and 24.6 percent say it would play no factor at all.
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"It does introduce another factor" when you talk about the two-factor authentication of accounts and devices, Nicholson said.
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She hosted "The Xtra Factor" series, which was dedicated to discussing the popular talent competition show "The X Factor."
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There was an additional factor related to domestic politics, and that factor related to Jimmy Carter's weakness and vulnerability.
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"As far as I'm concerned the money is a factor, but it isn't the only factor," he told Reuters.
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But it is one factor, and it was the factor that was easiest to imagine disappearing, until Thursday's ruling.
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A high BMI is one risk factor for diabetes, which in turn is a risk factor for heart disease.
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"If you have any question about whether it was a fact, the factor, a quarter of the factor, all of the factor, there is a witness a subpoena away who can answer that question," Schiff said.
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Yes, even SMS two-factor authentication, despite number-porting and SS7 attacks, because it's still better than one-factor authentication.
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"Of course value is an important factor, but by no means the only factor," Chief Executive Thierry Vanlancker told reporters.
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"It is mad, like you auditioned for X-Factor, when she was a judge on X-Factor," Grimshaw pointed out.
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Although trajectory is arguably the single most important factor in valuations, another important factor in the short term is expectations.
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For more than one-third of couples struggling to conceive, a male factor is identified along with a female factor.
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If you increase the falling height by a factor of 3.5, the falling time doesn't increase by the same factor.
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Based on the responses to our telephone survey, the states can be grouped into three categories—TIS grants not a factor (21994 states), TIS grants a partial factor (11 states), and TIS grants a key factor (4 states).
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Here's a quick look at how to do it: Twitter two-factor authentication steps 1-3 Twitter two factor authentication steps 4-6 What do you think about making two-factor authentication a requirement for Twitter verified accounts?
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To enable two-factor authentication on your account, open the Ring app, tap the three-lined icon in the upper-left corner of the screen, and go to Account > Enhance Security > Two-factor Authorization > Turn on Two-factor.
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Based on the responses to our telephone survey, the states can be grouped into three categories—TIS grants not a factor (21994 states), TIS grants a partial factor (21994 states), and TIS grants a key factor (21980 states).
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Flack and Murs hosted "The Xtra Factor," a spinoff of "The X Factor," from 2011 through 2014, according to ITV News.
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Jeffery Nance ruled that he would only consider Trump's comments as a mitigating factor in Bergdahl's sentencing – not an aggravating factor.
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When you get back into your account, be sure to enable two-factor authentication (Settings > Two-Factor Authentication > Require Security Code).
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Blocking of histamine actions is associated with reductions in two known neurotrophic factors (Nerve Growth Factor and Glial Derived Neurotrophic Factor).
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Yeah, I think it is going to be a factor, because if nothing else, the Republicans will make it a factor.
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"If you're not using multi-factor or two-factor authentication and it's available to you…you're behaving recklessly online," Moseley said.
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"I don't think the trade factor is nearly as important as the monetary factor," Kudlow said in a CNBC interview Friday.
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Jeffery Nance, said he would factor in Trump's past comments as a mitigating factor in Bergdahl's sentencing, The Associated Press reported.
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"Dealing with the Yankees would be a factor, just as dealing with the Washington Nationals would be a factor," he said.
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If you haven't enabled two-factor authentication on your email account, then Ring's implementation of two-factor authentication is basically worthless.
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There is strong evidence that the opioid epidemic is a factor in the decreasing labor force, but not the main factor.
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All of these attacks become even more serious when RCS messaging is used as a second factor in two-factor authentication.
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In men, the risk was increased by a factor of 4.7, while in women, it increased by a factor of 4.3.
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ET / Grace Sparks Extremist violence was a factor in many votes in 2018 Around three-quarters said that extremist violence is an important factor in their vote for the US House in 2018, according to preliminary CNN exit data, with a quarter who said it's the most important factor and half who said it's an important factor.
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I can't weigh particular causes and tell you that this factor is more important than that factor, but there's clearly a connection.
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Obviously to the extent that trade policy impacts that outlook we have to factor it in and we do factor that in.
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A major factor in his decision was his health, which was likely also a major factor in Dallas's inability to trade him.
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And because religion is a major factor in the game, it had to be a major factor in my mod as well.
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Solar power will increase by a factor of 27 by 222 and wind by a factor of five under BP's basic scenario.
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I was told that Google is not giving up on this form factor, this form factor being a screen and a keyboard.
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The Russia factor Much of this fake news has been laid at the feet of the ultimate wild card -- the Russian factor.
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Money is a major factor in the initial viability of a campaign, but Project 100 acknowledges that it's not the only factor.
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The stock market factor should not be discounted for political gain, but instead acknowledged as another beneficial factor for the middle class.
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The condition was a factor in a 2013 Metro-North derailment and may have been a factor in the Atlantic Terminal crash.
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In siding with the university in Fisher v UT II, Mr Kennedy gave his stamp of approval to an admissions policy that looks at race as "but a 'factor of a factor of a factor' in the holistic-review calculus".
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"The enabling factor — and maybe the limiting factor — will be the passage of the laws being considered by Congress right now," Rogers said.
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The shares will be included "using a reduced weight factor of 25 percent of each company's investable weight factor," according to the statement.
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The judge did say, however, that he would consider Trump&aposs comments as a mitigating factor, not an aggravating factor, in the sentencing.
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For example, Netragard was able to identify what it believed to be VPN services using single-factor authentication rather than two-factor authentication.
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And factor key factor is the age at which the average retiree leaves the workforce, which is too young to qualify for Medicare.
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" Asked if the White House's support factors into his decision, Crapo said, "It certainly is a factor, but it's not the entire factor.
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While the cryptocurrency factor is "interesting," it's also not a key factor for Mastercard's value, said James Friedman, analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group.
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Dense breasts are one factor for decision-making about breast cancer screening, but not the only factor, Sprague told Reuters Health by phone.
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Bespoke Investment Group compared two exchange-traded funds by MSCI, the Momentum factor ETF and the Value factor ETF, to illustrate the trend.
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COMEY: Yeah, I mean, look, that's why I say I think it's possible that I was either a factor or the determining factor.
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The twin primes conjecture for finite fields concerns polynomials with just one factor (just as a prime number has a single factor—itself).
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Many apps already utilize two-factor authentication, but if your device is already compromised, two-factor authentication can easily be bypassed, Stephens said.
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Research suggests that homelessness is a risk factor for low educational attainment just as low educational attainment is a risk factor for homelessness.
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Jane's long-lost father, Rogelio De La Vega (Jaime Camil), is the hilariously vain star of the telenovela "The Passions of Santos" (and, for a while, of a reality show called "De La Vega-Factor Factor," along with a matchmaker named Darci Factor).
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Switch on two-factor authenticationScreenshot: GizmodoWe've said it before, and we'll say it again: Enable two-factor authentication on all the accounts you can.
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"That's one factor among many, many factors that factor into our assessment of the outlook," Mr. Powell said of the potential for trade resolution.
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We have also sourced deals on Rimmel and Max Factor items, like Rimmel insta strobing highlighter and Max Factor miracle glow duo pro illuminator.
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Fully 69 percent of voters ranked Supreme Court nominations as "the most important factor" or "an important factor" in their decision on election day.
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It's unquestionably a factor, but it's a factor that depends in large part on how the service assuages these other, more platform-specific concerns.
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The conference also saw pitches from idea-stage startups in a competition billed as "The F Factor", which featured X-Factor judge Simon Cowell.
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If price is a factor, how much of a factor is it, so they can spec things out and there's transparency to the buyers.
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Another factor in Los Angeles's favor: The Staples Center had been designed to accommodate the Grammys, a key factor in keeping the ceremony there.
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You know, one of the things we were going for was a "wow" factor, and anytime Steve got onstage it was a "wow" factor.
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You can't tell how it's actually influencing decisions because, as Justice Kennedy said this summer, it has to be a factor within a factor.
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I also think the women's game and men's game, while they play in the same dimensions and it's the same set of white lines, they see the game differently to a large extent because of the speed factor, the power factor, the strength factor.
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The iShares Edge MSCI USA Value Factor ETF, one of the biggest exchange-traded funds focused on the value factor, has surged 10% in the past six months, while the iShares Edge MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF was up 6% during the same period.
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For example, some people exercise because they know it's good for their health (an extrinsic factor), and because they're passionate about a sport (intrinsic factor).
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Her idea to track down footage from The De La Factor Factor was brilliant, but not as brilliant as the scene between Petra and Rogelio.
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"In my view, that factor, when considered as a determining factor separating those who live from those who die, is close to random," he wrote.
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To help you set up two-factor authentication, see this website and keep in mind that experts don't consider SMS a secure second factor anymore.
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In other words, prior salary does not constitute a "factor other than sex," because gender is so often a factor in an employee's previous salary.
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Our bill would remedy that by clarifying that the "factor other than sex" must be a "business-related factor", such as education, training, or experience.
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The iShares Edge MSCI USA Value Factor ETF (VLUE) jumped 2500% on Monday while the iShares Edge MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) dropped 5003%.
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" Asked if the Watergate scandal was such a factor, he said, "Watergate is a factor around the world as far as the press is concerned.
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" Asked if the Patriots' history of being punished for rules violations will factor into the new investigation, Goodell replied, "Of course that is a factor.
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Two themes were consistent across the issues — policy has become a key factor in business strategy, and data has become a key factor in policy.
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Pew reported that 19923 percent of those surveyed said race should be a major factor, while 19 percent said it should be a minor factor.
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With that said, it's probably true that this aspect of the gun control debate is not emphasized enough: Guns are a factor, not the only factor.
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A detailed study by AQR Capital Management, one of the big beasts of factor investing, finds that trading costs were around 40% of gross factor returns.
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"The good news we don't have to factor in tariffs or at least the magnitude of tariffs we thought we'd have to factor in," Hogan said.
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They provide a second authentication factor to keep your account safe and replace more low-tech two-factor authentication systems like authentication apps or SMS messages.
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Use two-factor authentication Two-factor identification is a fancy name for adding an extra verification step to the login process of your most critical accounts.
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"Race is certainly a factor, but it is not the only factor," Kang, an associate professor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, said in an interview.
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A key factor But many of these commentators are overlooking a key factor that explains, without excusing, the gut-wrenching racist spectacle of the Qiaobi commercial.
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In this case productivity is output per unit of total inputs, called either "multi-factor productivity" (MFP) or "total factor productivity" (TFP) depending on the source.
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Its new hardware is the most powerful yet, but the form factor betrays that on-paper performance, because the laptop's form factor means it's thermally constrained.
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In "Star Trek," a warp factor of 1 is light speed, and a warp factor of 9.9 is more than 2,000 times greater than light speed.
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Eso significa que cuando usaron su primer factor (la contraseña) para iniciar sesión en su cuenta, el código del segundo factor fue enviado directamente a ellos.
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"In my view, that factor, when considered as a determining factor separating those who live from those who die, is close to random," Justice Breyer wrote.
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So a jury could base its decision on one particular aggravating factor, but a judge could then rely on a different factor the jury never considered.
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Six percent of the participants had none of these risk factors in early adulthood and middle age, 13 percent had elevated readings of one unfavorable factor, 40 percent had one risk factor measurement that was high and 35 percent had two or more high risk factor measurements.
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"Too often, when we conduct review boards after a potential soldier suicide, we look back and say, "Wow, if only we had seen that factor along with that factor along with that factor, it might have painted a picture that was a little clearer to the leadership.
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It's the economy "The economic factor is the main factor pushing people towards leaving Puerto Rico," demographer Raul Figueroa, who works as an independent consultant, told CNN.
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Obviously exercise is an important factor in it, a very important factor, but eating is going to be the component that needs to be managed and monitored.
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These include in-body 5-axis image stabilization, which pair with 4-factor stabilization in Olympus lenses that offer IS, for a 6.5-factor total stabilization effect.
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One explanation: 22012% of mothers said the allegations against Moore were an in important factor in their votes, while 24% said it was not an important factor.
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French is charged with growing the business by building on Oppenheimer's factor weighted ETFs, as well as developing new multi-factor products to help meet client demand.
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The stock-price factor There's another important factor in all this, and that's Tesla's stock price, which is up almost 40% since the beginning of the year.
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And if you care about all those risks and you want to navigate all of them, you must think about the human factor and the technological factor.
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It's currently treated with drugs that replace proteins — called Factor VIII, for hemophilia A, and Factor IX, for the less-common hemophilia B — known as clotting factors.
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" Joel Goldstein, an expert on vice presidential picks at Saint Louis University, said he thought Kaine's abortion views would be "a factor but not a decisive factor.
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"Although the primary risk factor for ADRD [Alzheimer's disease and related dementias] is age, race and ethnicity is also an important demographic risk factor," the study notes.
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Risk-based, multi-factor authentication and behavioral biometrics The second update to the NIST Framework that behavioral biometrics can address relates to risk-based, multi-factor authentication.
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"We are used to the Russian factor being one of the regular tools used in the U.S. electoral campaign, but for us it's a new thing that the Russian factor or the President Putin factor is being used in the Brexit debate," Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, told reporters.
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Though speed will become more of a factor in determining the order of search results, the change is not so drastic as to make it the only factor.
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"The ampakine we used causes neurons to increase the production of the brain's primary growth factor (Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor: BDNF)," study co-author Gary Lynch told Gizmodo.
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Another recent finding was the discovery of a genetic risk factor for schizophrenia, called C4, which is one of the strongest signals for a risk factor ever found.
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According to CNN exit polls, 56 percent of Trump voters said high court appointees were the most important factor and 46 percent said it was an important factor.
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You have to activate two-factor authorization in order to even see the setting, and it turns out, enabling two-factor involves jumping through quite a few hoops.
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"Well, at least in my case, I would say the President was a factor, but not the factor for me deciding to leave," Dent told CNN's Poppy Harlow.
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It is ultimately difficult to pinpoint just how big a factor sexism was during the 2020 primary — and whether it was the factor that hurt women candidates' chances.
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To find the right hand sanitizer, the most important factor is its alcohol content, but how you apply your sanitizing product is also a factor in its effectiveness.
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"The middle is where you have more leverage being used in acquisitions, so rising mortgage rates are a factor, the new tax laws are a factor," he said.
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We've explained before that two-factor codes sent by text message can be intercepted by semi-skilled hackers, but it's still better than not using two-factor at all.
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The move to require two-factor comes shortly after rival Amazon announced a similar plan for Ring, which will require two-factor to be enabled sometime later this year.
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I've been enjoying the form factor of the iPad Mini with a Logitech keyboard case for this reason (it's in the same ballpark as the Kindle's form factor, too).
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In short, its form factor is so much more practical than the form factor of any other Apple tablet, that it negates the drawback of having a smaller screen.
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Certainly a player's genetic makeup could factor in, too, or how hard he threw, or what pitches he preferred, or his diet, or any other sort of measurable factor.
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Most of the 3-volt lithium batteries come in a coin form factor or a different form factor… so it limited the number of suppliers we could work with.
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While exports are by no means the key factor for the 800 million tonnes-a-year Chinese steel sector, a significant downturn is another bearish factor for the industry.
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A majority of voters -- 57% -- say that Trump is an "important" factor in their votes, with 38% saying the President is a "very" important factor in deciding their vote.
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So the attendance factor and the engagement factor are tied to a real-world metric, which, you know, is a bit subjective, but it did follow a similar pattern.
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Those forces may have been a factor in 2018, when a record number of women were elected to Congress, and they could be a factor in 2020 as well.
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Multi-factor or two-factor authentication usually requires users to enter a separate code after they enter their passwords when logging in to their email or social media accounts.
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Nearly 80% of investors surveyed by the bank use forward price-to-earnings ratio as a factor when investing, making it the No. 1 factor annually, according to the study.
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I have arbitrarily made a survivability score that is the sum of the impact velocity (multiplied by some factor) and the inverse of the impact acceleration (multiplied by some factor).
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Current treatments include administration of factors stimulating growth of specific blood cell types, such as granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF), granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF), and erythropoietin.
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One is neurobiological, with some research suggesting that exercise can boost brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) — a nerve growth factor that may play a role in mood — and other compounds.
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THEY'RE ACTUALLY EARNING PRETTY GOOD MONEY AS IT IS. AND RESERVE REQUIREMENTS ARE PROBABLY MORE IMPORTANT FACTOR ALMOST THAN LOW RATES, BUT NO, IT'S A FACTOR IN BERKSHIRE'S EARNING POWER.
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In this process, race can be considered as a "factor of a factor"—that is, as one element of "special circumstances" used to place a student's academic credentials in context.
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But the legal question before the justices is how high the bar should be — whether Allen has to prove that race was the sole factor or one factor among others.
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What that means: If you double the radius, the thermal energy increases by a factor of 2100 (= 210), but the surface area increases only by a factor of 217 (= 22).
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Pricing isn't the only factor when it comes to choosing which console maker will get a cut of your paycheck every month, game selection will be an even bigger factor.
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While insurance, and access to the health care system, is certainly not the only factor that affects life expectancy, it's hard to argue that it's not at least one factor.
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Right now, depending on how you view that space, if you would factor in the music industry, and you factor in the radio industry, it's a hundred billion dollar industry.
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Unsurprisingly the breed of dog with the highest comfort factor (so far) is your bog standard Schnauzer with a comfort factor of 90, followed closely by the Samoyed and Newfoundland sitting cushy at 80 and bringing up the tail end is the Airdale Terrier with a pretty average comfort factor of 49.
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Speed is a possible factor "Certainly, speed is being investigated very, very strongly as a factor in this crash," Fletcher said, adding that the investigation was still at an early stage.
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The company will no longer require a phone number for two-factor authentication, and users can choose either an app or a hardware token for their second factor, rather than both.
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A number of Instagram users who were hacked said they had two-factor authentication enabled and Instagram didn't warn them that their two-factor settings had been bypassed, changed, or disabled.
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There are four main types of two-factor authentication, ranked in order of effectiveness: A text message code: The most common form of two-factor is a code sent by SMS.
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A comfort factor at the venue is another significant factor so expect defending champion Spieth to flourish this week, despite having produced inconsistent form since his PGA Tour victory in January.
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A less obvious factor in making mass housing available: The inflation-adjusted price of nails dropped by a factor of 10 from 1830 to 19703 with the advent of factory production.
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One important factor here is that hedge funds are not required to report short sales in the same way as purchases, a factor which may either flatter or underestimate their performance.
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Atkinson was an assistant coach with the Knicks at the height of Linsanity, and their relationship was an important factor — the most important factor — in their reunion this season, and beyond.
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Julián Castro excelled, Elizabeth Warren went from big factor at first to non-factor at times, and Cory Booker and Beto O'Rourke spoke the most but didn't create singularly memorable moments.
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How we meet the challenge of the Single Market will be a major factor, possibly the major factor in our competitive position in European and world markets into the 21st century.
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Ring said it'll make its two-factor authentication feature mandatory later this year, but has yet to say if it will ever support app-based two-factor authentication in the future.
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"Seniority is a factor, but when 60 percent of our caucus has been here six years or less, I don't think it's the factor that it used to be," said Rep.
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So, I think we have to factor that into the yield curve and we have to factor that into the low level of treasury yields and other elements of the economy.
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" Wealth manager David Bach calls this "the latte factor.
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And so I'm sure that it … was a factor.
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Factor out this bad boy: 18x2 + 9x - 73 2.
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Share of employees likely to quit: 20% Number of employees: 98,2003 Strongest retention factor: Company resilience Headquarters: Charlotte, N.C. Share of employees likely to quit: 23% Number of employees: 114,000 Strongest retention factor: Company resilience, strong leadership Headquarters: Bethesda, Md. Share of employees likely to quit: 2000% Number of employees: 230,259 Strongest retention factor: Tie among company resilience, career growth, positive environment, business stability, strong leadership Headquarters: Atlanta Share of employees likely to quit: 2000% Number of employees: 234,274 Strongest retention factor: Strong leadership Headquarters: Kenilworth, N.J. Share of employees likely to quit: 203% Number of employees: 220,262 Strongest retention factor: Company resilience, strong leadership Headquarters: Seattle Share of employees likely to quit: 2600% Number of employees: 647,500 Strongest retention factor: Strong leadership Headquarters: Redmond, Wa. Share of employees likely to quit: 43% Number of employees: 131,000 Strongest retention factor: Strong leadership Headquarters: Santa Clara, Calif.
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"Slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government," O'Reilly said Tuesday in the Factor Tip of the Day segment on his show, The O'Reilly Factor.
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For one, the easing of tensions in the trade war has been an important factor for the stock market, since trade has also been a negative factor for the market this year.
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You can try to think of two-factor authentication's weird name like this: When you log into an account, you'll often use one factor to verify your identity by default (a password).
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For example, you didn't mention it, but the wireless speakers actually come with a new form factor remote control, which is a wireless remote control, in sort of a puck form factor.
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For years, the use of two-factor authentication (2FA) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) as a means to ensure online account security and prevent fraud has been a hot topic of discussion.
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This factor plus the numerous regulatory obstacles and overall creep factor have made online lenders to conclude that using social media as a judgment of creditworthiness is not effective, the Journal reported.
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The Oregon Health Authority has lost sight of the fact that the amount of opioids prescribed is only one factor — and may not be the primary factor — contributing to the opioid crisis.
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Nest forcing all users to turn on two-factor authentication differentiates it from Amazon-owned Ring, which makes two-factor authentication opt-out for new customers, but opt-in for existing ones.
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Ring now requires people to turn on two-factor verification, which involves sharing your cellphone number so that your handset can be used as a second factor to prove you are you.
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However, Taikang has weaker capital strength as measured by Fitch's Prism Factor-Based Model (primarily due to its significant equity investments), resulting in a lower score in this factor - capitalisation and leverage.
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Several of iShares' other factor-based ETFs, including those focused on quality and value, have made double-digit strides as well in the last three years, as have Vanguard's factor-focused counterparts.
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"Time horizon is a factor to be considered, but it's not the only factor and it's not even the primary factor in how you should be allocating your portfolio — it's more on your willingness to assume risk and your gut-check test to see whether you can take the hit when the markets go down," he said.
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This is in compliance to the treaties between Russia and NATO and this is a destabilizing factor which we have to factor in, but we haven&apost mentioned this today with President Trump.
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"I would try to encourage the Fed not to make inflation a fear factor because deflation ... is more of a fear factor than inflation," Cain said in an interview with Fox Business Network.
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While last year's tumble in global oil prices has been a big factor in derailing efforts to create inflation, most firms did not see it as a negative factor for their own business.
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He is not going to be the decisive factor in wooing white men who are Trump-curious, as more optimistic Clintonistas believe, but he won't be a decisive factor pushing anyone away either.
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"It has to go back to a form factor that's desirable by the wider community … [I] don't see that as a radical shift from the form factor of what already exists," Lau said.
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In order to disable two-factor, you'd theoretically have to have full access to the account, which also means access to the email (or device) the two-factor code is being forwarded to.
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Price is one factor but the amount of gaming content available will be "a strong factor in engaging fans," said Tony Key, Senior Vice President of sales and marketing at game developer Ubisoft.
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For instance, outside New England, social science professors during the period in question became more liberal by a factor of about 4, whereas those in New England shifted by a factor of 25.
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Oversupply was cited by 93 percent in the survey, as the biggest factor influencing prices right now, and 80 percent expect it to be the biggest factor for the remainder of the year.
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" Boffetta, who also thinks more research is necessary, believes that talc use in the genital area, while not a strong cancer risk factor like smoking, "may be a real factor in some cases.
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Dr. Akil and colleagues at the Pritzker Neuropsychiatric Disorders Research Consortium found that one growth factor that is depleted in depressed brains, called fibroblast growth factor 2, also plays a role in resilience.
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It's a lot of things, but the factor that has the biggest impact is also the factor that is most under our control: The very decision to start something in the first place.
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It's clearly a huge factor, and especially seems to be a huge factor when it comes to maternal mortality, as the Serena Williams story put on the radar in such a big way.
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Perhaps the other factor is that flowers weigh so little.
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"My age came in as a factor," Mr. Gérard said.
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To a certain extent, one factor canceled out the other.
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The other factor is that economic indicators are coming off.
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Each factor carries of score of between -1 and +2.
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Might this be a factor in the LME cancellation activity?
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A related factor is Japan's striking social segregation by sex.
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Age is now the main determining factor affecting party choice.
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Cost is one factor among several that can be considered.
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Having diabetes is a risk factor for developing Fournier's gangrene.
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Double the attractive men means double the sexy factor. Titanic
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An impeccable group of actors also ups the creep factor.
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Q: How do your kids factor into your estate planning?
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Also, it's hard to imagine this being a motivating factor.
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The Trump factor powered Democratic mobilization and built on it.
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Most of them will be heavy on the realness factor.
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But that hasn't become a unifying factor to block Gorsuch.
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The 'smart money' loves Netflix Another factor in Netflix's favor?
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Time is a factor when it comes to making sacrifices.
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I learned to factor sex into an emotionally fulfilling relationship.
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"Size was a huge factor," Celtics coach Brad Stevens said.
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Several things indicate drug use may have been a factor.
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Seriously, the consistency factor is very strong among this crew.
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It may be a factor, but it can't be proven.
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Mixed signals from party elites are likely a contributing factor.
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However, Fitch does not factor such changes into Cantabria's IDRs.
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The smaller form factor makes the Boosted Mini delightfully portable.
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But the other point of ingress is the human factor.
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That brings us to the second factor: Gordon's bifurcated role.
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Hale said the "wow factor" will return to the painting.
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What we eat is only one factor affecting our health.
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And there's another factor very much in Schultz's favor: Geography.
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Whether that was a factor in the shooting was unclear.
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I would say that equality of opportunity was-- a factor.
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However, prices are also known to factor in marketing costs.
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They also factor in its adequate funding and liquidity profile.
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I would say that equality of opportunity was a factor.
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Owing to the pressure factor, it will be fastened better.
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IT, business, and healthcare also factor heavily into both lists.
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Family problems were a factor in nearly half of suicides.
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Fearing the ratings Step one is eliminating the fear factor.
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ET on Saturday, so other video sources obviously factor in.
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Yet technology continues relying on eyewear as a form factor.
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Often, the biggest risk factor is the phone user themselves.
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The young firm's performance is also presumably a major factor.
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However, fundraising was a determining factor for the list itself.
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Or is this a factual factor that's driving stocks down?
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Only 37 reviews listed reasonable cost as a positive factor.
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Authorities said alcohol was a major factor in Laura's death.
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But Davis also said he suspected race was a factor.
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Health and fitness factor into activism both individually and collectively.
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"Oxidation is a known factor in male infertility," Reitano says.
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I already knew I liked the iPad mini form factor.
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He also said that Trump's opposition was not a factor.
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Another factor that could impact the market is oil prices.
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Morality is the main factor keeping married people from cheating.
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Will the folding form factor stand the test of time?
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This looks even more alarming if you factor in humidity.
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However, there is evidence that age is a risk factor.
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That factor alone made this moment incredibly important to him.
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"So that's another negative element or factor" for Mr. Abe.
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But in China, political privilege is also an important factor.
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Where mental illness is a factor, it can be treated.
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Trump's energy policies also factor in to the election outlook.
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Y, sin duda, el poder también es un factor importante.
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Deforestation for cattle ranches appears to be a major factor.
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The second factor is his tense relationship with CDU traditionalists.
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The third factor is that his internal opponents fear him.
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The biggest factor in all of this is the skin.
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The fear factor of 'What's going on with my spot?
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And the single biggest risk factor for getting these diseases?
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One key factor is tax policy, especially business tax policy.
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It also didn't factor in the cost of climate change.
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Volume, it seems, is a discerning factor in sexual selection.
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Climate anxiety can be either a motivating or paralyzing factor.
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Continued shareholder support is a positive factor for the group.
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So which is the key factor in explaining Trump support?
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Sure, there's a convenience factor to a wearable heating pad.
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Time is such a factor in the success of anything.
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Ultimately, the lawyer says the fatigue factor cannot be underestimated.
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The first factor is, obviously, the size of your mortgage.
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However, Fitch does not factor such changes into Asturias's IDRs.
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The monsters don't factor into Battle Royale, but building does.
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A new factor entered the calculations this week from Luxembourg.
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Even without the cool factor, musicals are a safe bet.
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Again, the Basij was a big factor in Ostadhassan's rejection.
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The average solar load factor in 2018 was 14 percent.
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But for many women, it's far from the only factor.
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Timing is a key factor plaguing America's turnout rate too.
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For most of us, cost is a pretty big factor.
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There is a second factor slowing the rebound: political uncertainty.
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So salt isn't the only factor in the risk equation.
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ATM fees and overdraft charges also factor into those expenses.
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That should factor into your decision of whether to evacuate.
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Wayra says digital exclusion may also factor in this category.
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The peculiarities of Taiwan's paper industry are also a factor.
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Another factor was his basics diagnosis of his party's problems.
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There's absolutely no gating factor like that on the web.
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But there is one downside, and that's the messiness factor.
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Arguably, the tablet form factor is the most usable one.
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The camera's bellow folds up into a compact form factor.
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Actually, sausages might be a contributing factor to his survival.
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This seems like it would be an obvious deciding factor.
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Yet one crucial factor has been relatively underplayed: restructuring agriculture.
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Without a second factor, passwords are just so much dross.
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He added that politics did not factor into his decision.
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But another big factor had to do with income levels.
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Public acceptance, he said, will also be an important factor.
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And there is more than one factor at work here.
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Instead, just use a strong password and two factor authentication.
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I suspect simple distraction from pain is a major factor.
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What's the #1 factor that gets people to double tap?
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Detention centres, where populations are overflowing, present another limiting factor.
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"I don't think it's any one single factor," Doubleday said.
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Another international factor is a fall in demand in America.
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Iran remains the most destabilizing factor in the Middle East.
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Oil is another factor to watch in the week ahead.
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Good thing we both have that mutant healing factor, huh?
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Was this a factor as you put the list together?
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The third factor has little to do with the government.
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But that's where the wow factor of Google Assistant ended.
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After the article, advertisers begin to drop the O'Reilly Factor.
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"It does factor into my determination," Wenzel told Page Six.
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That fear outranks immigration and outsourcing by a large factor.
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A big factor in choosing a service is sound quality.
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"I cannot factor in all your dramatics," Hinckley told her.
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Another factor pulling down many black and Hispanic youth: violence.
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The biggest factor in that success was the candidate herself.
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A big factor back then is that housing was inexpensive.
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No, not his accelerated healing factor — his ability to surprise.
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Yeah, I deny that it was a "pretty significant" factor.
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Consumer demand still remains the most commonly cited risk factor.
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They were believed to be one factor impacting the environment.
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Alcohol and drugs were not suspected to be a factor.
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Is transparency the major factor in fostering trust in algorithms?
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Still, there has always been a confounding factor: gendered behavior.
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Both companies cited Brexit as a factor affecting their decisions.
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Domestic violence is the leading correlating factor with mass murder.
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But creepy sexuality was always a factor in Britney's image.
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That's the biggest stress factor, especially when it gets busy.
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That was a big factor in my decision, as well.
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Labor force shortages are a limiting factor in economic growth.
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The form factor simply doesn't work as a laptop replacement.
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Another major factor to take into consideration is your lifestyle.
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It was distracting, and I think it play a factor.
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How does Bolsonaro's image as a strongman factor in here?
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There is all that that you have to factor in.
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Another important factor to consider is the sixth borough: water.
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Religion is a driving factor behind the lack of acceptance.
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U.S. corporate earnings could be the other factor to watch.
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Another factor is the dearth of high ranking female policymakers.
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I think the other constraining factor is a cultural one.
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The seller cited cashflow problems at HNA as a factor.
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Evol, his latest commercial release, has no such outreach factor.
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The critical factor is not the messenger but the message.
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When Hill peformed "Ex Factor," the crowd lost their minds.
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Balding said the new factor would reduce the yuan's transparency.
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In it, he explains the idea of The Latte Factor.
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Fitch determines an implied factor score from reported core metrics.
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Geopolitical trends are also a factor in this year's rankings.
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The second factor is corruption, especially in Venezuela and Brazil.
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Another factor in ironing out the seasonal imbalance is demography.
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" Said the tax cuts are a "huge factor in valuation.
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Then there's the money factor and where it's coming from.
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He's one of those players that has the 'it' factor.
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This is a big distinguishing factor between VTOLs and helicopters.
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Flat, bearish markets were one factor in last year's contraction.
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Especially if that second factor is delivered via text message.
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But apparently, accuracy isn't really a factor in this game.
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Subdued consumer demand in rural areas is another expense factor.
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The ratings also factor in the city's moderate direct debt.
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Standard password protection is one factor, usually just your password.
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These are all things that we need to factor in.
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How will all this factor into Ford's fabled new story?
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Meanwhile, Italy remains to be a risk factor as well.
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Volvo named speeding as the main factor in fatal crashes.
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For another thing, the political clock could be a factor.
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"This is one factor driving higher income inequality," Mitchell says.
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You also have to factor in the inexorable legal challenges.
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Especially as the form factor need not be so small.
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Flint, Michigan: Did race and poverty factor into water crisis?
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Now it's true there was a passenger factor to that.
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It's possible cadmium is a marker for some other factor.
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I feel like we're pirouetting around the race factor here.
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Mai incorporated her doctor's advice into the design's comfort factor.
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The Sixers need him to be more of a factor.
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This is a key factor in increasing prescription drug prices.
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"First of all, the Chargers are no factor," Dickerson says.
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"Oil has been the key factor [this year]," he said.
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Thankfully none of her tax threats are a factor today.
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At L.E.A.P., the focus was often on the "wow" factor.
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We strongly advise against choosing SMS as the second factor.
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It's time for that healing factor and it's called love.
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A major factor in this success is Record Store Day.
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A key factor is gaining the trust of local communities.
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However, Fitch does not factor such changes into Andalusia's IDRs.
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How do those duct tape straps factor into our decision?
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But another factor might have been even more powerful: education.
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A contributing factor is a recent surge in cargo demand.
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Falling global commodity prices also may have been a factor.
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Let's start with the most obvious factor: the SE's size.
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One other factor to consider here: the unpredictability of policy.
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The decisive factor was the prospect of a Tory rebellion.
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Another factor is the shift from vertical to horizontal wells.
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Serious security incidents have occurred, and remain a risk factor.
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"It wasn't a motivating factor in my decision," O'Neill said.
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There was another factor to furthur dampen oil prices overnight.
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And there it was in the mirror: that inscrutable factor.
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The real limiting factor is the tenuous life of sperm.
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After calculating this factor, we add it into EAGLE's forecast.
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In reality, I think race is a factor in this.
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Two factor is always good to have — on any account.
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His Mars in duplicitous Gemini lights up the kink factor.
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