The picture changes when race is factored into the responses.
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A slowdown in U.S. hiring also factored into the decision.
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The latest job cuts are factored into those restructuring costs.
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Hunter said the bankruptcy threat factored into the settlement talks.
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She also denied that religion factored into the airline's decision.
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Chinese telecommunications company ZTE has also factored into the negotiations.
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Farrell also didn't think Wednesday's incident factored into the loss.
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So all those things are being factored into the calculus.
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This doesn't appear to be factored into profit forecasts yet.
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Any costs would be factored into the BDC's trading price.
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I don't know how that information factored into their decisions.
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At least one juror said that factored into the acquittal.
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Nonetheless, when asked if the fact that Wisconsin, a swing state, voted for Trump during the election factored into the Foxconn deal, such as workforce and relationship with state leadership that factored into the decision.
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Walmart's US operating profit hasn't, however, factored into Lore's annual bonus.
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Their upbringing and social background wasn't factored into the experiment, either.
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Apple's upcoming subscription video service will also be factored into services.
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Equifax says cyber-security is now factored into its pay schemes.
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The strength in the U.S. dollar also factored into Xerox's decision.
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Trump has since indicated the Russia investigation factored into his decisionmaking.
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Bahrain's bustling start-up scene may have factored into Amazon's decision.
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"That hasn't all been factored into stock prices yet," he said.
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The College Board says race is not factored into adversity scores.
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Every treatment and chemo infusion is factored into that life expectancy.
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Slaughter's Friday funeral service, though, likely also factored into the decision.
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But like you said, the internet has to be factored into that.
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Mnuchin said "impact on our partners and allies" factored into the reprieve.
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I don't think the rhetoric has factored into the Iranian response yet.
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She said that the victim was "particularly vulnerable" factored into the move.
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Clothes aren't quite adequately factored into that budget you made for yourself.
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Realmuto also factored into the Phillies' game-tying rally in the seventh.
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If they hit the goals, it also factored into their yearly bonus.
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Her lead shrinks when third-party candidates are factored into the race.
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All of this factored into "Sleep," which was first released in 2015.
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Such frailty was factored into predictions for the Yankees' season before April.
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California law now requires immigration consequences to be factored into criminal cases.
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The impeachment vote Wednesday has probably already been factored into the markets.
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Järlström's work will be factored into the final report, according to Wired.
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Has that affected your work experience or factored into your decisions at all?
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Three minutes later, Portugal were pressing again and Ronaldo factored into another goal.
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Muilenburg said the changes are factored into Boeing's cash and profit margin expectations.
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Why was a potential 'Brexit' factored into the decision making process at all?
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These benefits continue to be factored into Fitch's view of LNC's statutory capitalization.
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Rather too late to be factored into the IP bill's parliamentary scrutiny, however.
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Many may not know how much Factor, err, factored into her iconic look.
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Farms have not really factored into the discussion of the 2018 Farm Bill.
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The opposite mentality has generally factored into daily market moves in recent years.
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Many say a barrage of abuse, online and offline, factored into their decision.
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But the frustration remains that looser restrictions are not being factored into ratings.
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This fact, his athletic glories, never factored into the explanations of his success.
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Gobert's positive test factored into the NBA suspending its schedule following the news.
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These observations can be factored into a mathematical model to visualize the storms.
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Fights (verbal and physical), ghosts and dancing all factored into the first season.
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In some ways, 36 years of experience factored into that fateful stop sign.
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But how that estimate might be factored into the plant's future is unclear.
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Later, Trump in an interview stated the Russia investigation factored into his firing.
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A day here or there is already factored into the structure of planning.
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Like payday loans, your income and savings are not factored into your score.
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That cost would be factored into the bundle, making the iPhone even more costly.
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All of those things factored into his arrest — not just the presumptive drug test.
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It's not clear how much changes at the top have factored into those decisions.
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Weak global growth and low inflation also factored into the decision to cut rates.
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None of this is factored into Mr Hassett's analysis or the studies he cites.
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The costs of the treatments are not supposed to be factored into the decision.
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People have already factored into their voting equation the president's boorish and petulant behavior.
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It was not immediately clear how the coronavirus outbreak factored into demand for freight.
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Though tax incentives are factored into the growth, efficiency and affordability have driven it.
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What other reasons factored into the school board's unanimous decision to restore the program?
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Neither pitcher factored into the decision, but it was entertaining to watch the duel.
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All of that should be factored into the equation of what to do next.
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Even more so when record imports of copper concentrates are factored into the equation.
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Yet he's sent mixed signals about whether that constitutional argument factored into his thinking.
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When asked if the fact that Wisconsin, a swing state, voted for Trump during the election factored into the deal, the official said there were "a lot of factors" such as workforce and relationship with state leadership that factored into the decision.
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With that in mind, the new delivery method needs to be factored into the business.
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Yet, it seemed to Cramer that Waymo isn't even factored into the estimates for Alphabet.
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These are all variables that cannot be adequately factored into the decision at this point.
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All of these things will have surely factored into Apple's particular port and stylus decisions.
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A second source told PEOPLE that Carter's desire to have kids factored into their split.
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"Maybe the impact of this trial has been factored into the market now," he added.
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How tweeters' location affected people's experience of wildfires also factored into Sachdeva and McCaffrey's research.
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Romero said Monday that the response to Silva factored into her decision to back Clinton.
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But without gas prices factored into the equation, the Republican nominee would have the edge.
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But many market participants said the decision on Tuesday had already been factored into sterling.
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Ethics hasn't traditionally factored into the training of computer engineers; this may have to change.
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The 32-year-old catcher also factored into rallies in the third, fifth and ninth.
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These land-use change emissions were not factored into lifecycle analyses that justified the RFS.
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But when our innate disgust toward parasitic creatures was factored into the equation, things changed.
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Nor are any of these goals clearly factored into how the board decides executive pay.
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"Your income is absolutely not factored into the calculation of your FICO score," Dornhelm says.
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He did not reply to a specific question about how race factored into that strategy.
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LSU played its second game under interim coach Tony Benford, who factored into the outcome.
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A quarter-point bump to the Fed's benchmark rate is already factored into investor forecasts.
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People will long debate how much being a woman factored into Hillary Clinton's narrow loss.
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Activation fees appear separately on a customer's bill and are not factored into a device's pricing.
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The NFL said in August that Josh Brown not being charged factored into the brief suspension.
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They need to prove that racial or religious hatred factored into the motive for the crime.
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We asked some stoners to detail how weed has factored into their relationships—and break-ups.
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Nintendo said, however, that sales of the device have already been factored into its earnings outlook.
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It's likely that issues surrounding insurance and accident liability factored into Tesla's wording on the issue.
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That rebuke factored into the decisions of some lawmakers who voted to confirm him, Warner said.
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Is that something you factored into your decision to come to the states for a bit?
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Recognized nuclear powers receive a bonus, but their nuclear stockpiles are not factored into the score.
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Mellins told the administrators that affirmative consent rarely factored into the experiences that students were describing.
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Analysts said the Federal Reserve's decision to shrink its balance sheet factored into December's sell-off.
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But none of this was factored into climate models that seek to predict sea level rise.
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Trump later indicated during a television interview that the Russia investigation factored into his decision-making.
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However, a substantial track record is necessary before this can be fully factored into the ratings.
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Judge Steven O'Neill characterized that stance as a lack of remorse, which factored into his sentence.
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But just two or three years ago, they were routinely factored into many designers' marketing budgets.
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Perdue said the planned increase in Chinese purchases was not fully factored into USDA's export forecast.
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That needs to be factored into our thinking about this hugely consequential crossroads where we sit.
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"It certainly was one of the uncertainties we discussed and factored into today's decision," she said.
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The emissions from these appliances are not factored into their prices, so they appear misleadingly cheap.
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Neither Steven's approach to Lawson's work nor the gallery or artist's position factored into our decision.
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Facebook didn&apost mention if any of these past incidents factored into its decision to retire Trending.
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EA also has big international opportunities that may not yet be factored into the company's outlook, either.
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Gennette said any escalation of tit-for-tat tariffs was not factored into the company's annual outlook.
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The issue has already factored into this year's primaries: In Tennessee, gubernatorial hopeful Diane Black and Rep.
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That history factored into the initial outcry from Trump's Republican allies over his withdrawal order, with Sen.
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The viewer feedback is then factored into Amazon's decision about whether a show deserves a full season.
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If you want to leave money behind, it needs to be factored into your rate of withdrawal.
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Fitch has long highlighted how Chinese banks' strengths and in particular weaknesses are factored into their ratings.
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It also remains unclear whether U.D.&aposs young age factored into the extent of his brain plasticity.
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Prosecutor Kyle Anderson said Glisson didn&apost intend to hurt anyone, which factored into the plea deal.
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The crisis has highlighted shortcomings, but these are factored into our sovereign rating to a large extent.
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Streaming data was first factored into the album charts in 2015, a year after the singles charts.
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How did it come together when you started writing it—what factored into how it took shape?
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How can the facts and limitations of global soil productivity be factored into the climate change equation?
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New England's decision, and conviction, factored into Mangini's deliberation eight years later, when he coached the Jets.
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Biden has said his son's death factored into his decision not to run for president in 2016.
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Songs Swift has been featured in and songs produced for soundtracks were not factored into these rankings.
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The commission denies political concerns factored into the decision to announce the planned fine when it did.
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This is factored into Fitch's analysis to determine the maximum notching differential allowed, given the GCA score.
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Oil prices, Russia's key export, were lower but remained far above levels factored into the 2018 budget.
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Although their opinions weren't factored into the countries' rankings, the results provided insight on their current issues.
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But it's also about sexual orientation, which has and hasn't factored into his pitch in surprising ways.
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"Our interpretation is that the 2500 fines have already been factored into their sales strategy," he said.
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How long ago a factory has been inspected is factored into risk and helps guide the FDA.
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Of course, other issues also factored into our decision to stay engaged for as long as we have.
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Others note that much more research is necessary before physician gender should be factored into the quality equation.
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But it wasn't simply the group's ability to produce a wealth of content that factored into its growth.
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Has any of the research or work you did for that book factored into the Sacred Throne books?
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, the group home said that hygiene is factored into its grooming decisions.
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High rental and construction costs, as well as high payroll and sales taxes, factored into the BizAnalyzer analysis.
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Hocutt also noted that Clemson playing the second half without injured quarterback Kelly Bryant factored into its loss.
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Researchers also factored into their calculations any changes in metabolic health status over the course of the study.
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CN's high dividend pay-out ratios, but also potential ordinary support from SG, are factored into the ratings.
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What's more, he says, regulatory costs are now factored into earnings power but banks are still very profitable.
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Murphy's mom's history with breast cancer also factored into the decision, as she explained in an Instagram video.
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The ongoing government shutdown, he explained, factored into his decision to offer a unique spread at Monday's dinner.
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"People would always say I lived where everyone else vacations, so that's factored into my line," she says.
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Hicks said that resource constraints also factored into his decision to remind his troops of their supporting role.
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Danielle never went into the laundry room, which must have factored into Paul's decision to hang himself there.
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The drought has not been factored into the South African Reserve Bank's economic growth projections for this year.
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Three states (California, Hawaii, and Massachussetts) don&apost allow credit scores to be factored into car insurance prices.
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"A lot of stuff," DeMarcus Cousins said when asked what had factored into the Sacramento Kings' 22-31 record.
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Numerous media reports have surfaced that a bad attitude and bad knees also factored into the Dolphins dumping Ajayi.
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The number of years couples experienced infertility before trying IVF also factored into their odds of success before treatment.
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In the Southeast, the heat index could surpass 110 degrees when humidity is factored into thermometer readings, climatologists say.
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Potential support from the private shareholders is also not factored into the ratings, as it cannot be reliably assessed.
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Extension risk is not factored into our ratings, but AT2033 issuance is central to capital planning at many banks.
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There is no evidence at this time to suggest foul play factored into Stacy's disappearance, police previously told PEOPLE.
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Roughly $15 of the $140 was a direct result of tax reform and repatriation being factored into the numbers.
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Trump also said he factored into his decision the Comey-led FBI probe into Russian interference in the election.
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It's not as though supply chain constraints haven't factored into iPhone launches before, and without leading to multiple models.
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On politics, Cashin said reports on Robert Mueller's obstruction of justice investigation has factored into the market's downturn Thursday.
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Health care costs are projected to rise about 2016 percent a year, which should be factored into medical savings.
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When those watching via broadcast and online media are factored into the mix, the spectacle will likely smash records.
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The question of potential civilian casualties is hardly trivial and should have been fully factored into his original decision.
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In reality, large, clandestine contributions and illegal vote buying have factored into Mexican elections for decades, corruption watchdogs say.
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Tennis Australia officials said Halep's health problems had not factored into the decision to close the roof on Sunday.
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For example, whether or not you pay your rent on-time is not factored into assessing your credit worthiness.
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Also happening: Washington, D.C. is suing DoorDash for allegedly misleading customers about how tips factored into delivery worker pay.
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DeGrom added that having watched Steven Matz rush back from a similar injury last season factored into his decision.
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"Fresh Direct and Instacart are already factored into our numbers," said Avi Kaner, the co-owner of Morton Williams.
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"We definitely see similarities between the Bangladesh case, and the similarities are being factored into the investigation," Kamakodi said.
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This will be the sixth hike in the current cycle, with another two this year factored into market pricing.
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Billboard has announced that YouTube streams will be factored into the Billboard 200 albums chart starting early next year.
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Clinton receives 2628 percent support to Trump's 28500 percent once third-party candidates are factored into November's general election.
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Still, Disney believes that it could ultimately make a profit when its foreign grosses are factored into the picture.
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His health also factored into his decision to donate a large part of his photography archive to the Rijksmuseum.
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Voters seem to be on the same page as Varadkar, as the leader's sexuality hardly factored into the campaign.
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The Fed raised its benchmark policy rate by 25 basis points, which had been largely factored into markets, traders said.
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A police spokeswoman tells PEOPLE detectives found nothing to suggest foul play factored into Anderson's death, allaying her family's concerns.
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" In the press conference Yellen acknowledged that Brexit was "one of the uncertainties we discussed and factored into today's decision.
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Jurors in Bill Cosby's rape retrial said Monday that neither race nor the #MeToo movement factored into their guilty verdict.
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I am convinced that this rating (downgrade), if it takes place, has already been factored into the zloty exchange rate.
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The league said the players' "continued escalation" after the game — their taunts on social media — had factored into the punishment.
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The authors of the study noted that various background chemicals in the surrounding environment could have factored into the results.
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HHS' Stauffer denied that Dinnin's refusal to accept more children factored into the government's decision to lift the fingerprint requirements.
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The real estate mogul also acknowledged that the need to coalesce conservative support around his candidacy factored into his decision.
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Out of the lengthy list of items that assessors asked about, only about 60 factored into the home care algorithm.
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But as Reuters reported Wednesday, two of those officials say that Khashoggi's Apple Watch has factored into their ongoing investigation.
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The moderate FX exposure and material participation of contracts with public clients in revenues were also factored into our analysis.
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Fewer roof tile replacements means more value, provided that's not already factored into his estimates of the up-front cost.
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But there are other options, he noted, adding that state and local incentives will be factored into the final choice.
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Describe what the Great War's no man's land was like and how the trenchworks factored into to modern horror imagery?
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He later acknowledged that the bureau's probe into potential collusion between his campaign and Russia also factored into his decision.
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That's because employers pay a portion of your health insurance and that's factored into the salary that they offer you.
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"We don't expect normalization of the trade regime this calendar year and that is factored into our calculations," he said.
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However, improvement in the economy has been factored into the market after such a strong rally since January, said Picardo.
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He later acknowledged that the probe into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia also factored into his decision.
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Yellen said expectations for growth, particularly in the labor market, factored into the Fed's decision to increase the target range.
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That should add $140 million of revenue recognition over the next few years that analysts haven't factored into their estimates.
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All these factors, he argues, factored into his success even before he landed in a dorm room with Mr. Zuckerberg.
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Local, state, and national governments in Europe have also implemented tighter restrictions across the continent, which factored into ESA's decision.
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Local, state, and national governments in Europe have also implemented tighter restrictions across the continent, which factored into ESA's decision.
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But the report concluded that there was no evidence that the political views of the agent factored into the inquiry.
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Statues of him have been vandalized, and some activists contend that his exploration factored into the dispossession of Indigenous Australians.
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A Fitbit factored into a Pennsylvania sexual assault case in 2015 and a personal injury case in Canada in 2014.
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Other companies, including Amazon, Facebook and G.E., require diversity to be factored into searches for board members, but not C.E.O.s.
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He suggested that the varying requirements of copyright law, lawyers, and social media apps all factored into the questionable wording.
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In both oversubscribed and non-oversubscribed rounds 28 percent of founders reported that a name brand factored into their decision.
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Disaster resources are never factored into the federal budget, and emergency allocations after each massive storm increase the national debt.
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" He added that "no estimated settlement amounts relating to financial damages beyond 2019 have been factored into our 2020 outlook.
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The impact of reduced energy subsidies on producers' gross margins are now fully factored into petrochemical stock prices, he added.
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Factored into those prices is the cost of materials and production, as well as shipping, tariffs, marketing and advertising expenses.
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Many in the oil market believe the weather factored into a near 45 percent dive in crude prices since early November.
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Ms. Henderson found out in the fall that she had breast cancer, and that factored into her decision to come here.
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Of course, Blue Origin probably also had some nice economic incentives to move to the state that factored into the decision.
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To whatever extent that stress and alcohol factored into Joe's outburst, neither are excuses for talking to his wife that way.
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And Apple's high profits got factored into the share price whether or not Apple was paying dividends in any particular year.
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The participants weren't being tested on their response times, though that could also be theoretically factored into this type of system.
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The scenarios are not factored into banks' ratings, and Fitch does not expect the exercise to lead directly to rating actions.
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The third column of the charge shows the premium with a 1.5 percent reduction for the risk pool factored into it.
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Deadly pileup Intense snow and terrible visibility Saturday factored into a fatal pileup involving at least 60 vehicles near Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania.
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The net adjusted debt-to-EBITDAR was at 2.8x when dividends received from non-consolidated subsidiaries are factored into EBITDAR figures.
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It signaled the interest rate boosts this year well in advance, and the moves were factored into the market months ago.
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Even better, Roth IRA monies aren't factored into the estimated family contribution on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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On NFL Draft day, the results from assessment tests already taken by college football players will be factored into draft picks.
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The regulator said AstraZeneca cooperated with the probe, which factored into the size of the penalty that was assessed against it.
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"This ... is completely factored into our capital projections, we have been very prudent in any assumption around the outcome," he said.
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Though the $1.5 million allocated for the effort is not guaranteed to be factored into the state's future budgets, state Rep.
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During the press conference, Corbin noted that the recent signings of catchers Yan Gomes and Kurt Suzuki factored into his decision.
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Ms. Abedin's husband factored into an exchange in 2010, in which she discussed sending a "secure" phone via FedEx to Mrs.
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Later, the president indicated that the Russia investigation — the existence of which Comey revealed publicly months earlier — factored into his decision.
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Co-founder and company CEO Alexander Busarov added that his personal experiences also factored into the decision to start the company.
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That said, the assets in 401(k) accounts are factored into the overall Vanguard plan, as are what's in outside accounts.
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Personally, without my daily commute factored into my schedule, I have a lot more time for house-cleaning projects these days.
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Drivers will also see an icon next to the fare range to indicate that surge is being factored into the estimate.
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She also alluded to unspecified statements the White House had made before signing the order, which she factored into her review.
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But Trump later acknowledged that the FBI's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election also factored into his decision.
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But he later acknowledged that the FBI's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election also factored into his decision.
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If the president continues to explore new depths in violating his oath, it&aposs already factored into views on his behavior.
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If the stock market sets new records, it&aposs already factored into the perceived strength of the economy on his watch.
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Ms. Young often protests police abuse against black people, which factored into her decision not to call out her own attacker.
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Barr says this is not determinative — meaning it doesn't say obstruction offenses can't happen — but it clearly factored into their reasoning.
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Taking note, an RBI panel warned last month that the likely impact on remittances should be factored into any monetary policy decisions.
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Sire had released the bulk of Dinosaur Jr. releases since Barlow's ouster, which may have factored into the label's interests in Sebadoh.
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Most factories in China would be closed around this time for observance of the Chinese New Year, which is factored into expectations.
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Cars or other motorized vehicles factored into 16 percent of injuries, but only 10 percent of riders actually collided with a car.
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The commission didn't signal that disruptions to its filing system, caused by an apparent DDOS attack, factored into the decision at all.
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Lane said the global financial cycle and Fed action can have implications for Canada, and those are "factored into" the bank's decisions.
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The survey, which is expected to wrap up this week, and its findings are expected to be factored into the USDA's Aug.
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Hunger rarely factored into my decision-making about food in the fifteen odd years I struggled with anorexia and binge-eating disorder.
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Profit margins are already extremely low in the restaurant and bar industry, so every expense must be factored into their bottom lines.
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The high likelihood of IMF support was factored into our decision to affirm Mongolia's sovereign rating at 'B-'/Stable in February 2017.
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But common sense hasn't factored into the GOP's fight to preserve H.B. 2 so far, and that isn't likely to change now.
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And there are a suite of variables when comparing costs, some of which — like integration and transmission — aren't factored into the analysis.
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Nevertheless, rate cuts remain factored into bond prices this week and any indication from Powell on future monetary policy is keenly awaited.
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The sexual assault she experienced was before this, and in the email she explains that it may have factored into her attempt.
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That 2-1 ratio hasn't gotten factored into federal policy-making, in part because no federal agency is reliably doing the counting.
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Munster said he thinks many consumers will upgrade to the new product, allowing the extra cost to be factored into instalment plans.
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Niccolo Machiavelli -- Florence's infamous diplomat, politician and master of duplicity -- might have factored into May's thinking when selecting a location for speech.
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ABOUT SETON HALL (223-222): Myles Cale hasn't factored into many games this season, but against Louisville, he made several key plays.
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But Short's arguments in favor of the administration's policies don't quite add up when past government reports are factored into the equation.
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Such services will invariably have route optimization factored into their design by default in a bid to offer the lowest latency possible.
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Fitbit location data factored into a sexual assault case in Pennsylvania in 2015 and a personal injury case in Canada in 2014.
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A move up in Japanese bond yields and German yields has factored into the recent rise in the U.S. 10-year yield.
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Easing marijuana rules also had some notable motives: "Moves by some states to legalize marijuana use factored into the change," ESPN notes.
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King has also faced criticism for doubling down on his assertion that rape and incest shouldn't be factored into decisions concerning abortion.
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If you have a child, it also makes sense to recertify your income, since family size is factored into your monthly payment.
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A person close to Vindman dismissed the idea that he harbors any political motivation that factored into his decision to come forward.
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However, its "super PAC," Planned Parenthood Votes, commissioned a poll in November surveying how views on abortion factored into the Alabama race.
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However, it hadn't yet estimated the impact from the latest round of 25% tariffs, and that impact wasn't factored into its earnings forecast.
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The ability of the banks' shareholders to provide support cannot be reliably assessed and therefore this support is not factored into the ratings.
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Because of this, the prices listed may vary, and it's important to note that stack size was not factored into my final ranking.
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There was also no way to effectively challenge the system, as they couldn't understand what information factored into the changes, De Liban argued.
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Nabiullina said the $40 a barrel level factored into the budget rule seemed justified despite oil's recent rise to a four-year high.
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So the 70s factored into that because there's so much music from that time that feels like it will just never get old.
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"The fundamentals for palladium are positive, but the positive fundamentals are for the most part already factored into the metal's price," CPM said.
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TeamApt's results and the startup's global value proposition factored into the fund's decision to serve as sole-investor in the $5.5 million round.
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Loewengart said if tax reform is watered down, or even fail to gain enough votes to pass, it's already been factored into expectations.
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Staying in your home, covering the bills, and paying for future medical expenses should all be factored into a decision about life insurance.
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However, even though these inquiries may remain on your report for 24 months, they're only factored into your credit score for 12 months.
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The impending rule likely at least in part factored into Uber's decision to allow tipping in-app, since it looked likely to succeed.
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The results included $1 billion in previously disclosed legal costs, but it was not clear whether that figure factored into Wall Street estimates.
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The family spends at least $60 a month for tap water they can't use, Ms. Sanchez estimates, which is factored into the rent.
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"Anything that involves playing hockey and my daily life away from the rink is going to be factored into my decision," he said.
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The judge had asked last week to reopen the case so that Mr. Hofeller's newly discovered files could be factored into his ruling.
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The key point many owners factored into their decision-making has been the impact their actions have on their pets' followings and fans.
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The department's employee's union filed a whistleblower complaint with the inspector general amid concerns that politics - and not merit- factored into the awards.
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"Starting (Thursday night) you could start to see the Harvey effect being factored into gas prices," said Patrick DeHaan, an analyst with GasBuddy.
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Readers told us how visits to the grand cathedral have factored into their memories of travel, their understanding of history and their spirituality.
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It noted that emergency rooms are "costly to operate for a variety of factors," and those expenses get factored into their patients' visits.
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CEO Tim Cook told CNBC's Josh Lipton on Thursday that the timing of new product launches and foreign exchange rates all factored into guidance.
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Facebook also says the content of what we post on the site or message to friends is not factored into the ads we see.
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An unwillingness to have its disengagement rate publicized likely factored into Uber's refusal to play by the rules, although the company's executives denied this.
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In order to prove wrongdoing in court under those rules, Amazon would have to prove Trump's feelings toward Bezos factored into the Pentagon's decision.
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Hanegbi said that Russia had previously stationed its own S-300 in Syria, so the system's capabilities had long been factored into Israeli planning.
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In New York, the risk is almost certainly going up, and that's a reality which needs to be factored into all future planning decisions.
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Anderson scored the biggest surprise with a nomination in a crowded Best Director field while Daniel Day-Lewis factored into the Best Actor race.
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The firm self-reported these lapses to FINRA, which was factored into the fine, the self-regulator said in announcing the settlement last month.
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In many parts of the world, restaurant staff salaries are simply factored into the prices on the menu and tipping is not necessarily expected.
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Since the cost of streaming has already been factored into Twitter's guidance, she thinks the company might be able to top expectations next quarter.
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When Clinton is factored into the poll, she bumps O'Rourke down to fourth place, though his support grows from 7 percent to 9 percent.
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The growth of free-trade agreements must also be factored into any analysis of how a country responds to the weakening of another's economy.
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When factored into the primary field, Clinton took just 22019 percent support, according to the Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey, the same as Harris.
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Putin said he hoped oil prices would stabilize at current levels, above the average oil price of $40 per barrel factored into Russia's budget.
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For many users, however, the interest charges and (sometimes) late fees that the majority of users accrue monthly must be factored into the cost.
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Some of these funds have already been factored into the 2016 federal budget, Ulyukayev said, but the government still needs to find additional money.
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But the MPAA ratings have long been controversial, partly because societal attitudes about what kinds of content should be factored into ratings keeps changing.
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That needs to be factored into the equation when we think about what Kim would do to preempt an attack or retaliate for one.
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We have also been able to successfully navigate all of the recent tariff increases on China exports that have been factored into our outlook.
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Since the incentive (repatriation) is already factored into the share pricing and accounted for by the corporations, the holiday will not change growth rates.
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Our fixer-upper home cost 20% less than other homes we saw in our price range, which factored into our decision to buy it.
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The shot has factored into his extraordinary success on the power play, where he has frequently double-shifted and played the full two minutes.
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Also factored into some analysts' forecasts is the increased security measures being placed at movie theaters around the U.S. ahead of the "Joker" release.
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It is low cost on the front end, but offers 98 percent return on investment when factored into the resale value of the home.
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MORE's brain cancer may have factored into the Arizona Republican's stunning vote last month that sunk the GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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For those who lived in urban areas, ride-hailing was cheaper than owning a car, especially when parking factored into their expenses, he said.
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Trump offered inconsistent reasons for Comey's ouster, but in May 2017 he told NBC's Lester Holt that the Russia investigation factored into the decision.
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DBS economist Gundy Cahyadi said the possibility that the Federal Reserve will hike U.S. interest rates in December will also be factored into Thursday's decision.
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The researchers attribute about 820,000 tons of those emissions to natural gas leaking, which isn't properly factored into EPA estimates, according to the study authors.
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The inspector general last month confirmed he was investigating whether any anti-Trump bias from Strzok factored into the launch of the FBI's Russia investigation.
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Eurometropole used its tax leeway in 2015 and may continue to do so in the coming years, although this is not factored into our scenario.
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Ahead of its announcement, we had a close look at the development of the OnePlus 5 and the decisions that factored into the phone's design.
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However, elevated inventories at Target's competitors will likely cause promotional activity to persist in the space, which it has factored into its second-quarter forecast.
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Limited Acquisition Risk Continental has a positive track record in selecting targets, conservatively financing its acquisitions and integrating them, which is factored into the rating.
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While streaming numbers have factored into the Hot 100 chart since December 2014, the impact of that change is only slowly beginning to be seen.
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Going forward, governments must ensure that economic risks of diseases are factored into macroeconomic assessments and reinforce tax resources to finance preparedness, the report recommended.
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If that were factored into the company's valuation, Ripple would be worth more than all but four U.S. start-ups — Uber, Airbnb, Palantir and WeWork.
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Opinion polls consistently pointed to a hung parliament, and this was factored into our assessment when we upgraded Ireland to 'A'/Stable earlier in February.
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While space missions always carry risks, these threats to human health are still not well enough understood to be factored into current risk projection models.
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"It is certainly one of the uncertainties that we discussed and that factored into today's decision," Fed Chair Janet Yellen said at a news conference.
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We pay a 20 or 25 percent duty for a shirt or a pair of pants, and that is already factored into your retail price.
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He later acknowledged that the FBI probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election also factored into his decision to oust the former FBI director.
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John McCain's (R-Ariz.) brain cancer may have factored into his stunning vote last month that sunk the GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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In his impoverished area, he said, access to electricity boosts access to education, not least because the cost of power is factored into school fees.
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In that scheme, bribes — as much as $18,000 per gun license — factored into 100 to 150 gun licenses in recent years, according to the papers.
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It's obviously more complicated than that, and a disproportionate trade market crossed with the Golden State Warriors' shadow surely factored into the lack of transactions.
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They include a more sustained improvement in global trade, continued resilience in the property sector, or additional government stimulus measures not factored into our baseline.
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He said that his experience growing up in Northern Ireland, and viewing the country from a distance, also factored into the making of the piece.
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Mulvaney denied that investigations into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden were factored into considerations about releasing military aid to Ukraine.
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Making matters worse, Medicare beneficiaries don't even get the benefit of drug manufacturer's rebates since rebates aren't factored into Medicare beneficiaries deductibles or coinsurance payments.
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One inspector for the guidebook told Bloomberg that the restaurant's location inside a hotel owned by the president was not factored into the company's decision.
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Erik Karlsson factored into both San Jose goals, scoring in the first period, then assisting on Brent Burns' power-play goal in the second frame.
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On Surviving, Abdon Pallasch—a legal journalist for the Chicago Sun-Times—explained how prolonging the trial may have factored into the singer's eventual acquittal.
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There is an additional $18.40 resort fee per person per night for all rooms at the hotel, which is not factored into the advertised price.
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The company's numbers do not include details on its overall ridership growth and leave opaque costs and other expenses not factored into its quarterly report.
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The yuan's value against the dollar has factored into the trade war because its decline has lessened the impact of American tariffs on Chinese products.
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And all of those numbers come before the full impact of the Supreme Court confirmation fight over Brett Kavanaugh is factored into the electoral equation.
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In addition, current trade tensions between China and the United States, and U.S. sanctions against Russia, could be factored into the selection process, Litvinov said.
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One thing that kind of factored into this a little bit was that I spent my whole life racing sailboats at a pretty high level.
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Some $110 million paid out to employees in stock did not get factored into JD's preferred earnings measure, thus magically helping turn red ink into black.
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What to watch: If a business model develops around bi-directional charging, the cost of battery wear and tear could be factored into companies' bottom lines.
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Should house prices be factored into headline inflation, this could compound deflationary pressures in a downturn, forcing the ECB to provide even more stimulus, not less.
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She says a trans woman recently told her that the trans-inclusive nature of the blog factored into helping her decide to come out and transition.
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Consumer Reports' latest rankings of mobile payment platforms is the first time security and privacy have factored into the organization's ratings for any product or service.
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In response to Hurricane Sandy, the Obama administration issued an executive order that future flood risk be factored into building standards for federally-funded construction projects.
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PLDT is also in the process of selling its 18.3% economic interest in business outsourcing company, SPi Global, which we have not factored into our projections.
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"Our view is that it is a 23-50 tossup, and it is not currently factored into our balances," the French bank said in a note.
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These statements, and the backchannel talks among lawyers about how Trump would "take care of" people who didn't cooperate with Mueller, factored into the obstruction investigation.
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In Fitch's opinion, debt buffers do not afford any obvious incremental probability of default benefit over and above the support benefit already factored into their IDRs.
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It's unclear how much the revelation of the memo factored into Rosenstein's decision to appoint Bob Mueller as special counsel of the Russia probe on Wednesday.
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Spokesman Will Gibson did not specify how much synthetic crude output will be impacted by the turnaround, but said it had been factored into annual guidance.
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All of which is to say, there seems to be more than just "suggesting people in your network" factored into Facebook's "People You May Know" suggestions.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Shreve Ariail said the "unconscionable" treatment they received in Djibouti factored into extending plea deals that capped their prison terms at 15 years.
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Zero dividends from Husky Energy have been factored into our 2017-2018 forecasts, given cash-flow management initiatives in a low oil and gas price environment.
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"Tax cuts have not been factored into the Fed's rate hike projections and represent an upside risk to growth," said Alberto Gallo, partner at Algebris Investments.
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Should Lombard Odier require extraordinary support, we expect it to be provided from the partners' private wealth, but such support is not factored into our ratings.
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The premiums for personal property policies are comparatively low compared with homeowners' policies, and that is factored into the number of claims companies can pay out.
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The survey's preliminary findings suggest that spending on specialty drugs had risen by about 15 percent compared with prices that were factored into 2017 health plans.
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Ministry officials said weather, which accounted for about a third of air quality improvements in 2018, had already been factored into assessments of local officials' performance.
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The committee minority also raised the additional costs of acquiring land and maintaining the wall, which have not factored into the administration's budget request so far.
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His absence in the season-ending loss at Buffalo — injuries cost him five games — factored into the loss that kept the Jets from making the playoffs.
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But their efforts factored into the British Parliament's passage of a law the next year that ordered the gradual abolition of slavery in all British colonies.
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The slain sales associate factored into a separate tally of seven media support workers who died on the job in 2018, down from eight in 2017.
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She struggled to write about the abuse and dreamed about living as a boy—experiences that she says factored into her decision to write as LeRoy.
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Even so, there was a time when internal qualms about international blowback restrained its behavior, or at least factored into the public defense of its actions.
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Higher rates of testing can lead to lower death rates because more mild and asymptomatic cases are likely to be caught and factored into the ratio.
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Your monthly payment will also be factored into your debt-to-income ratio, which lenders use to measure your ability to keep up with mortgage payments.
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Any potential delays in developing those assets due to political and economic problems in the country had been factored into Shell's valuation of BG, he said.
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An polynomial in this finite field would have those numbers as coefficients, and a "prime" polynomial would be one that can't be factored into smaller polynomials.
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We have not factored into our rating any risk of adverse consequences on NH's strategy from this dispute but will treat it as an event risk.
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Alarmingly, GAO reported that until recently, cyber survivability was not factored into "Requirements," the most important system capabilities that must be met when developing weapons systems.
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Officials say Egyptians from all walks of life were given a chance to debate the amendments, and that all views were factored into the final proposals.
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Officials estimated each patient diagnosed with HIV would take $1 million of state money when health care and public assistance was factored into the total cost.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz confirmed Tuesday that he is also investigating whether FBI official Peter Strzok's anti-Trump bias factored into the launch of the Russia probe.
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Qualley says she isn't religious herself, and Agron grew up Jewish, but the film's faithful bent also factored into their interest in taking on these respective roles.
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Video DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz confirmed last week that he is investigating whether Strzok's anti-Trump bias factored into the launch of the FBI's Russia investigation.
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These costs are exacerbated because it's difficult to get a drug approved, and, secondly, because the research for all failed drugs is factored into the sale price.
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Afterwards she declined to say whether the former vice president's poor showings in the first two caucus states had factored into the union's decision not to endorse.
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The second, which only applies to a small subset of products, is that its use inflicts costs on third parties that are not factored into its price.
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Governor Adrian Orr had told Reuters on Monday that the likelihood of the CPI undershooting its published forecasts had largely been factored into that dovish policy turn.
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The U.S. dollar slid against most currencies except the Japanese yen, on expectations the tax bill's upside impact on the greenback has been factored into the market.
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Asked if extra reps at first base this season, caused by the emergence of Shohei Ohtani at designated hitter, factored into Pujols' injury, Eppler declined to speculate.
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The skilled winger factored into every Montreal goal to help the Canadiens to a 2450-25 over the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night at the Bell Centre.
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It's impossible to know for sure whether Jarrar's identity, or the fact that she criticized a conservative matriarch, factored into her university's vigorous response to her comments.
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Zero dividends from Husky Energy have been factored into our forecasts in 2017-2018, given cash-flow management initiatives in a low oil and gas price environment.
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The briefing, and the dashboard itself, are both designed to inform investors of climate risks that analysts at Schroders believe are not being factored into investment decisions.
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Extraordinary state support is not factored into the rating as Fitch believes sovereign support cannot be relied upon to extend to bank junior debt obligations in Turkey.
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SO THAT IMPROVEMENT OF THE U.S. ECONOMY WAS ALREADY FACTORED INTO OUR NUMBERS IN JANUARY AND THERE WAS NO NEED TO CHANGE THEM AGAIN THIS TIME AROUND.
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And I fear it will let Facebook off the hook for more recent abuses of Americans' data that may not have been factored into this inadequate settlement.
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The Country Ceiling reflects transfer and convertibility risks and limits the extent to which support from foreign shareholders can be factored into the banks' Long-Term IDRs.
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If the government lacked evidence to indict him for ISIS support, his statements to Jannah and online activity shouldn't have factored into his sentencing, his lawyers argued.
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It has also opened a line of inquiry into whether Trump, who has indicated that the Russian investigation factored into his decisionmaking, obstructed justice by firing Comey.
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Fed officials said the better-than-anticipated growth in fourth quarter of 2628, consistent job gains and stimulus from the GOP tax bill factored into their decisions.
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She said the White House's decision to withhold funding to the United Nations Population Fund and its reinstatement of the "Mexico City policy" factored into their scoring.
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These days, ratings matter to fans even more because in many countries the evaluations from the top newspaper are factored into the scoring of soccer fantasy leagues.
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But Trump's endorsement came late in the game – after voters were already heading to the polls – leaving it unclear whether it factored into the race at all.
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When you hit the pause button, videos you view will not be saved to the Watch History list or factored into recommendations for other clips to see.
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"We're mindful of the limits of our resources," Hicks said, saying that those constraints factored into operational planning with regards to things like air support for operations.
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Is it a consequence of an imploding housing market that will not recur, or an ongoing reality that now must be factored into most Americans' retirement planning?
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Many utilities see such moves as an existential threat because their profits come mainly from getting a set rate of return that is factored into customer rates.
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The data were so detailed, even the average number of calories prisoners consumed was factored into calculations to determine the anticipated average lifespan of laborers (nine months).
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These businesses are forced to pay a ludicrous top tax rate of 42.6 percent on when the average state income tax rate is factored into the equation.
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Then again, the Reds' stadium, the Great American Ball Park, is a band box, which actually factored into the Reds' thinking in signing Gray to an extension.
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On a more macro level, both Crawford and Smith have pointed out that the Miss Teen USA pageant's lack of diversity might have factored into the problem.
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There's clear evidence that infidelity factored into the demise of the first, and among her children is one conceived when The Donna wasn't married to the other parent.
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Out West, heavy rain, plus forecast of mountain snow factored into the fact that 77 million Americans were under some sort of winter weather advisory in recent days.
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"While TRU recapture was significantly lower than initial forecasts, the gap to expectations is well known and factored into current stock prices," Wissink said in a research note.
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Instagram advertisers tend to bundle two or three stories into a single ad package, and since I find tapping faster than swiping, those all factored into the total.
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"In our opinion, the impact of these tariffs is not currently factored into the consensus forecasts and will only be reflected once companies give explicit guidance," Deshpande noted.
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That stuff doesn't currently get factored into a spreadsheet because brands don't yet understand that 30 percent of their long-term value is tied up in those decisions.
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For example, it allows directly for asset risks that vary by rating and duration, and capital buffers such as funds for future appropriation are fully factored into TAC.
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Surprise: Roma's Marina de Tavira has been on the awards circuit all season touting the acclaimed black and white film but hasn't factored into the race until now.
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But there's the whole crux: a great feature that might've factored into the initial buying decision for some is just gone and now requires a workaround to maintain.
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The analysis drew from the 2018 "Customer Loyalty and Engagement Index," which examined 6383,287 brands across 150 categories to explore how much "trust" factored into a brand's success.
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And you might be confused, given that traditional notions of knighthood and chivalry (not to mention logic) have never really factored into the Transformers series all that much.
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Though, South Korea's relationship with the North factored into the election, the biggest issues on the minds of voters were the nation's economy and corruption in the government.
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While it's easy to understand why things like your driving record may be factored into your rate, Danise said, the reason why credit is considered is more elusive.
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While the rape case hasn't been dismissed, we're told police had big problems with the accuser's version of events ... which factored into their decision to let Brown go.
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Turkey's Country Ceiling reflects transfer and convertibility risks and limits the extent to which support from foreign shareholders can be factored into the banks' Long-Term FC IDRs.
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When they tried to do something good, or even just benign, and instead brought calamity, we can safely assume the negative outcomes weren't factored into the original thinking.
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Despite their different priorities, Papadopoulos is a key figure in both probes because of how he factored into the launching of the counterintelligence investigation into Russia's election interference.
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"Weather extremes are not really factored into the thinking of a lot of industries, and in particular not weather extremes far away," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Officials in the Kansas athletics department referred questions about whether tax considerations factored into Mr. Beaty's contract structure to Mr. Beaty's agent, Kyle Strongin, who declined to comment.
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This splurge probably wasn't factored into your monthly budget pre-pandemic, but don't worry: A lot of TVs on sale this week won't cost you more than $2043.
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However, the extent to which this support can be factored into the ratings of the bank is constrained by Fitch's assessment of risks relating to the Albanian sovereign.
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What the Yankees have loved, though, is his competitiveness and confidence, which factored into the decision to put Montgomery into the rotation, said the pitching coach Larry Rothschild.
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Fed officials said the better-than-anticipated growth in the fourth quarter of 6900, consistent job gains and stimulus from the GOP tax bill factored into their decisions.
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The changes will therefore happen after Britain has exited the European Union and will have to be factored into the next EU budget covering the period after 2020.
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Neither pitcher factored into the decision in the Nationals' 5-4 victory, though Nola (two runs, one earned, in seven innings) outpitched Scherzer (three runs in five innings).
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But a collapse in prices for oil and other commodities has meant that nominal economic growth is only half the level factored into Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's plans.
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Sanders' name recognition and ability to build off of his 2016 infrastructure and liberal base also factored into Mijente's endorsement as the primary heads into more diverse states.
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The men's wrenching revelations and raging breakdowns appear brave and genuine; but how far can we trust behavior that at some point could be factored into parole decisions?
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The Netflix fave "Narcos" may have factored into this, but Medellín, Colombia, was named the best destination in South America as part of this year's World Travel Awards.
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Ecological devastation, the displacement of traditional ways of living, and the explosion of urban populations living and working in abhorrent conditions all factored into their denunciations of modern life.
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Or the individual could receive a straight wage credit, where money that the individual did not technically make would be factored into those calculations to compensate them for caregiving.
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That included calls between him and Russian officials -- presumably including the calls with Kislyak that have only been summarized but factored into a core piece of the Mueller investigation.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz confirmed Tuesday that he is investigating whether FBI official Peter Strzok's anti-Trump bias factored into the launch of the bureau's Russia probe.
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Since each product was made by hand, human error factored into the development equation – and even then, the creators admitted the software could have used more testing before deployment.
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It is going to improve earnings and interest rates are going to go up," Bobrinskoy said, "but all of that, at this point, is over-factored into the stock.
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But Rowe said her clothes weren't the only problem — and that race factored into the decision to make her step off the plane to talk to an airline employee.
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Egyptian officials have said that Egyptians from all walks of life were given a chance to debate the amendments, and that all views were factored into the final proposals.
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This has been partially factored into our projections, as a significant part of the budget tightening plan has already been adopted in the 2016 budget (voted in December 2015).
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Musk wouldn't say how many employees can expect to lose their jobs, nor whether these layoffs were factored into the "company-wide restructuring" that was announced in June 2018.
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Earlier, the Joint Committee on Taxation estimated that the bill would add roughly $1 trillion to the deficit over 10 years even with economic growth factored into the equation.
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AVs have been factored into the planning of places like Xiong'an New Area, a promised "city without traffic" where vehicles could be controlled remotely and routed through underground tunnels.
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We reached out to Great Place To Work for comment about whether these lawsuits were factored into the methodology for determining the best places to work in the country.
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Steve Daines of Montana and Ted Cruz of Texas, pressed House impeachment managers to explain how much bipartisanship factored into the Trump, Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon impeachment proceedings.
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Why it matters: This form of attack is now so recognizable that New York officials said Tuesday that it factored into their analysis that the attack was likely terrorism.
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He quizzed attorneys on both sides on how the issue of Redstone's mental competence factored into their arguments, indicating he was reticent to weigh in on the issue himself.
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That would compare with an increase of 122 billion pounds announced in November when the impact of the Brexit vote on economic growth was first factored into the forecasts.
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On a proposed salary of $50,000 a year, that could come out to an extra $10,000 each year, which in turn gets factored into bonuses and raises going forward.
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China casts shadow over decision Plenty of the discussion around the administration's plans to withdraw from the treaty have centered on how China may have factored into the decision.
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The political turmoil in South Korea, which led to the eventual impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye, may also have factored into North Korea's decision making, experts say.
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The BOE is thus likely to play down the impact of first-quarter numbers even though the weak print will have to be factored into its 2018 growth forecast.
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Clinton and other Democrats expressed confidence that voters had already factored into their thinking all they needed to know about her use of private email as secretary of state.
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The IPCC warned of more disruption to global food chains as extreme weather becomes more frequent due to climate change and said environmental costs should be factored into food.
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The IFS ratings of UnipolSai and SIAT are at the same level as Italy's IDR, and their concentrated exposure to Italian government debt is already factored into their ratings.
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In truth, all of the above factored into the decision-making process (save for the last one -- Ryan and his team remained confident he was fine back home throughout).
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After the New York Times reported that President Donald Trump had switched his residency from Florida to New York, he said the Empire State's taxes factored into his decision.
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If Apple were to introduce AR-specific eyewear, which is not factored into the bank's current model, the revenue upside could be as much as $11 billion, he said.
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Similar intel may have informed the $19 billion purchase of Whatsapp in 2014, and factored into the recent decision to merge Whatsapp's messaging system with Instagram's and with Messenger.
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"The fact that race is not factored into the credit score is perhaps the greatest opportunity we have to help people of color level the playing field," Lowitz said.
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Collins and Romney had already been factored into Democrats' planning for the vote, however, and they remained two Republican votes short of a majority as of late Friday morning.
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I wondered if the success of the television show factored into your decision to write a sequel, and how it shaped your understanding of the world and the characters.
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The right framing, a certain look, a bit of improvisation and some inspiring music all factored into how a few of the season's most interesting scenes came together. 10.
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But we get very little sense of how the biggest element in Hernandez's life — being a star player for the biggest team in the NFL — factored into his decisions.
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But little so far has been revealed about Barr's possible awareness of Giuliani's efforts in Ukraine before they factored into the whistleblower complaint that kick-started the impeachment process.
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Mr. Stamos, who left the company after the 2016 election, said political considerations had most likely factored into the decision to leave its existing ad targeting options in place.
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And, like many other expenses in retirement, health-care spending occurs over many years, if not decades, which means it generally should be factored into a client's cash flow.
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Graphic displays like the needle, he added, are meant to give a more visceral understanding of the real-world error that has to be factored into making electoral predictions.
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Left-hander Steven Matz (1-0) finally factored into a decision after giving up two runs on four hits and one walk while striking out eight over six innings.
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On a conference call with analysts, Chief Executive Officer Greg Hayes said the costs of the repairs were "not huge" and had been factored into earnings projections for the year.
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At a time when fatal officer-involved shootings of black men are under scrutiny nationwide, some have questioned whether Harrouff's race factored into the police decision not to shoot him.
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While a level of viewership ratings volatility at any given cable network is factored into the current ratings, Fitch remains concerned about the weakened TV ratings at Viacom's cable networks.
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Destinations with major increases in hotel booking interest made it to the top of the list, and the average weeklong expense also factored into a destination's position in the ranking.
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" The new figures will never be factored into the state's final election results, and yet, Bucher said, "We have to continue the manual recount even if we missed the deadline.
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The Financial Times also reports that Google is raising its fees for other's companies to use Maps, which likely factored into Uber's decision to invest in its own mapping software.
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That said, US Congressional approval of the TPP was unlikely even before President Trump's formal withdrawal this week; TPP was not directly factored into Fitch's baseline growth forecasts or ratings.
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Comparisons between the three groups were performed in two stages and the socio-economic status, language proficiency and general intelligence of all children taking part were factored into the analyses.
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Analysts at Bernstein, who kept a "market perform" rating on Carrefour, also said that much of the impact from the Brazilian IPO had already been factored into Carrefour's stock price.
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In the study, 33 percent of young adults who had or expected fewer children than they considered ideal cited that worry over climate change factored into their family planning decisions.
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Flavor concentrates are usually suspended in some ratio of PG and VG, which needs to be factored into the ratios of PG and VG of the overall vape juice mixture.
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Writing as environmental professionals who spent all or part of their careers in industry, it is clear that information exchange and real world experience must be factored into successful regulations.
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After the New York Times reported that President Donald Trump had switched his residency from Florida to New York, he said that the Empire State's taxes factored into his decision.
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Concerns in the investment community that assets are being mispriced because climate risk is not being factored into financial reporting have prompted demand for more transparent climate-related financial information.
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Along with nuclear proliferation and climate change — which first factored into the setting of the clock in 2007 — the scientists said they were alarmed by the speed of technological change.
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"I think it's a very quantifiable to a small impact that's already factored into Apple's guidance, unless this outbreak continues into later February or early March," Ives told Business Insider.
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It received just a fraction of the attention paid to his 1994 book, "The Bell Curve," which argued that a supposed intellectual inferiority factored into the plight of poor blacks.
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"By implementing these measures, the Panama Canal simply aims to ensure that the value of its limited resources is appropriately factored into global supply chains and adapted accordingly," it said.
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"By implementing these measures, the Panama Canal simply aims to ensure that the value of its limited resources is appropriately factored into global supply chains and adapted accordingly," it said.
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"While the bank is keen to offload, much of what is on offer is toxic loans, so that will be factored into any sale price," one of the sources said.
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FYI, medical pot is now legal in more than 30 states -- but it's still outlawed federally ... which may have factored into CBS's decision to put the kibosh on the ad.
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Coffee prices have hardly budged at the consumer level, especially in coffee shops, where other factors like milk, sugar, employment costs, and rent are factored into the cost of a latte.
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Some investors may be sick of hearing about the Federal Reserve, but Cramer can't escape the notion that its actions must be factored into a world view of the stock market.
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"I explain that the volatility we've experienced recently, and may continue to experience, is factored into their asset allocation and is largely considered normal, especially for clients with longer-time horizons."
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Catch up quick: According to Barr, Mueller did not say that an existing legal opinion — which claimed the president cannot be indicted — factored into his decision not to pursue obstruction charges.
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Both the NSE index and BSE index hit record highs last week, raising concerns that factors such as positive earnings and hopes of an improving economy were already factored into prices.
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Although the IMF distributes the loan payments to Bosnia's central government in Sarajevo, the country's two regions are the principal beneficiaries of the aid, which they had factored into their budgets.
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While this precludes representation from people who may have already given up on owning a car (likely a tiny percentage anyway), their impact has already been factored into current car sales.
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The naira lost about 30 percent of its value against the U.S. dollar in June 2016 but the devaluation was not factored into a government tariff structure that has remained unchanged.
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The rating upgrade reflects Fitch's view of JACCS's greater ability to provide extraordinary support to MPMF, if required, than that previously factored into the rating when MPM was the majority shareholder.
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Reports at the time indicated that ratings factored into its cancellation, as Syfy only owned first-run linear rights to the show in the US, according to Deadline and The Wrap.
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It's a lot of information, but every single answer is factored into your Expected Family Contribution (EFC), which schools use to determine if you need aid and, if so, how much.
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The announcement came shortly after Trump said Israel would be displaying "great weakness" by allowing them entry, though it was not clear how or whether Trump's public pronouncement factored into decision.
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Paris-based lawyers Jessica Finelle and Etienne Arnaud wrote to IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Tuesday requesting that Congo's human rights situation be factored into any decision on a bailout.
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But John Dorsey, general manager of the Browns, issued a statement saying his relationship with Hunt, dating back to 2016, factored into the decision to sign him despite the violent incident.
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She said Solicitor General Noel Francisco was making good arguments for why Ross might have added the citizenship question, but there was little evidence that they factored into the actual decision.
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Under the proposed scheme, the loans' market value, which is normally lower than their book value, would be factored into a share swap between investors in Monte dei Paschi and AMCO.
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The Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has caused Apple to temporarily shut down its retail stores and halt operations to China, a setback that it also factored into its second-quarter revenue guidance.
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It also found that though rent tends to be cheaper in these countries than in New York City, other expenses factored into the cost of living tends to even things out.
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"I surely am not his base," Mr. Sciullo said, calling himself an "anti-Hillary voter" and adding that Mr. Trump has a strong base that was not factored into the attendees.
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"But their ballistic missile program ... things not covered by this incomplete deal, and really what they've done to perpetuate violence across the Middle East" factored into Trump's decision, according to McMaster.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon downplayed Russian President Vladimir Putin's announcement of new nuclear weapons on Thursday, saying Moscow's weaponry was long under development and had already been factored into U.S. assessments.
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Citing a long standing policy of not commenting on the contracting process, the Army Corps declined to comment on whether Fisher's history factored into its decision not to award Fisher a contract.
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While Schwarzenegger does not have children of her own, witnessing the Guardians of the Galaxy star bond with his young son factored into her decision to marry the star, added the source.
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No way were they gonna break open the runner there; the resstops were designed to protect Bigurls hard, and the bodies of the ops were barely factored into the calculations of that.
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According to the rule, the finance ministry will buy dollars and other foreign currency when Russia's crude blend Urals URL-E trades above $40 per barrel, the level factored into the budget.
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Gennette said any escalation of tit-for-tat tariffs was not factored into the company's annual outlook and that the company would do what it could to minimize the effect on customers.
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The network's lack of a vocal defense for Smith following the incident bothered him and the whole episode factored into his decision to leave, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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But investors' concerns this month over the Federal Reserve and a postponed interest rate hike, along with the Brexit, have factored into moving out of momentum stocks and more toward defensive names.
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Concerns in the financial community that assets are being mispriced because climate risk is not being factored into financial reporting has prompted demand for more meaningful and transparent climate-related financial information.
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An analysis of the accounts showed that China's central bank had curbed purchases, and that intelligence factored into the U.S. government's decision to seize the agencies in September 2008, the person said.
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Most obviously, people in other parts of the country would not be enjoying lower prices or jobs producing goods for export to China, and those benefits are not factored into the analysis.
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RELATED: Paul Ryan practicing "poker face" before State of the Union address The Supreme Court and the State of the Union The Supreme Court has factored into President Barack Obama's speeches before.
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Trump's tweets and comments have already factored into multiple legal cases, most recently in the sentencing of Bowe Bergdahl and the ruling blocking his ban on transgender people serving in the military.
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We believe the bank's buffers of junior and vanilla senior debt do not afford any obvious incremental probability of default benefit over and above the support benefit already factored into its IDRs.
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For a "fair and transparent fight" between types of funds, the risk of suspension or dilution would be properly factored into the pricing and redemption terms of open-ended funds, Brazier said.
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For a "fair and transparent fight" between types of funds, the risk of suspension or dilution would be properly factored into the pricing and redemption terms of open-ended funds, Brazier said.
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It's the 15th year Michelin has published a New York City guide, and that factored into the decision to expand to Westchester, said Gwendal Poullennec, the international director of the Michelin Guides.
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The aide noted that Vermont's requirement that presidential candidates collect and verify 28503,22019 valid signatures to get on the primary ballot also factored into the campaign's decision not to compete in Vermont.
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As results trickled in, reports emerged from a handful of locations that confusion about the vote-counting rules — and how early voting factored into the final tallies — was also delaying the process.
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WikiLeaks and Assange, who is holed up in Ecuador's Embassy in London, have factored into the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into potential collusion between Russia and President Donald Trump's campaign.
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On the television show "Thirtysomething," which aired from 1987 to 1991, the all-white cast of characters seemed to be economically emancipated from their parents, who rarely factored into the story lines.
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"It was fair to say it was one of the factors that factored into today's decision," she said at a news conference after the Fed kept interest rates unchanged, as was widely expected.
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"It was fair to say it was one of the factors that factored into today's decision," she said at a news conference after the Fed kept interest rates unchanged, as was widely expected.
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In addition assuming that she looked healthy, doctors sometimes have a record of ignoring women's pain, which could also have factored into why it took so long for her to get a diagnosis.
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However, that goal becomes more difficult when speed and high demand for products are factored into the equation — an inevitable result of free one-day shipping on such a wide range of products.
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"We now anticipate a widespread 'supplier reset', with FY20E impact not yet factored into consensus," Barclays analyst Christopher Keyworth wrote in a note, downgrading UK-based aero supplier Senior Plc to "equal weight".
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Political sensitivities around Huawei, which the United States has denounced since 2012 as an untrustworthy agent of the Chinese government, factored into the decision, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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A U.S. appeals court has held that customer payments made directly to a creditor of a bankrupt agricultural cooperative qualify as disbursements to be factored into fees payable to the government's bankruptcy watchdog.
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According to Apple, the Commission did not accurately recognize that most of the company's "profit-driving activities" occurred in the United States — not Ireland — and should not have been factored into the ruling.
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Trump later indicated that the Russia investigation previously led by Comey had factored into his decision to remove the FBI chief, and that he would have removed Comey "regardless of recommendation" from Rosenstein.
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Big, powerful cars require more energy to move them around, and they also tend to be somewhat more expensive and require more energy to produce; those issues are also factored into the study.
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Before, men were treated as the default human, which put women's bodies in danger when they received high medication doses, or when their basic functions—like menstruation or ovulation—weren't factored into treatments.
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While there's no doubt that the prospect of losing control of the House factored into Ryan's decision as did his personal life, the largest factor was the one sitting in the White House.
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A spokesperson for CEAA, meanwhile, noted that the views of the SON are included in the public registry and will be factored into the government's final decision on whether to green-light it.
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Activist Chas Moore, executive director of the Austin Justice Coalition, claimed Thursday that Conditt's race likely factored into why it took so long for police to label him a terrorist, according to KUT.
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Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general who was visiting Kabul last week, said the refugee issue had factored into European countries' decision to join the United States for a longer commitment to Afghanistan.
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Comcast reported that its earnings for the year increased 22020 percent to $2.55 per share from 2017, after adjustments that included $12.7 billion in net income benefits factored into the fourth quarter of 2017.
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EY's Carmine Di Sibio, Global Chairman and CEO-elect, noted that the average age of his employees was 27.5 years, and their interests are factored into the development of many EY policies and approaches.
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James said the impact of the construction of a C$40 billion liquefied natural gas export terminal in the province's north, approved by its owners last month, has not yet been factored into projections.
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Some asset quality mean-reversion is factored into our ratings and negative rating action is therefore only likely when banks' losses and nonperforming asset ratios exceed our expectations and those of similarly rated peers.
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The state continues to demonstrate good expense control, but we have factored into our estimates lower tax revenue growth as a result of weak wage growth, and employment uncertainty in mining and manufacturing sectors.
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No dividends from Husky Energy, in which CKHH has a 40.18% stake, have been factored into our forecasts in 2017, given cash flow-management initiatives in a continued low oil and gas price environment.
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"These institutions have made satisfactory progress with respect to assessing their exposures and have implemented processes within their frameworks to ensure that Brexit-related risks are factored into assessments and inform decisions," Lane added.
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Changes in the operating system market also factored into PC sales in 2015, such as Windows XP no longer being supported the year before and the growth of inexpensive upgrades with newer operating systems.
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Neither of these product launches factored into this most recent quarter, but it is hard to imagine that, even when they do, they will be able to transform HTC's financial situation as is needed.
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In addition, the ratings could be downgraded if EBITDA profit margins decline further from additional pricing pressures, which would suggest a more significant and prolonged competitive challenge than is currently factored into the ratings.
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Sound buffers of regulatory capital and higher liquidity than peers are also factored into the rating, particularly as Fitch expects ample liquidity and capital would be available from the group in case of need.
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We believe the bank's buffers of junior and vanilla senior debt do not afford any obvious incremental probability of default benefit over and above the multi-notch support benefit already factored into its IDRs.
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"It became a very powerful bottom-up influence that I think factored into the Chinese government's decision to do something -- they're actually taking major strides in China to control air pollution now," said Landrigan.
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Trump's moves have also factored into key races in Midwestern states such as Iowa, where the president's threatened tariffs on Chinese products prompted Beijing to propose putting duties on soybeans and other agricultural products.
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Stocks are facing a trifecta of potent issues: the argument that higher earnings are factored into the market ( "peak earnings"), that global growth, while still strong, is slowing, and that inflation is picking up.
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It said the quantities of fluorinated greenhouse gases, used in air conditioning and in domestic, supermarket and industrial refrigeration, emitted in Britain should no longer be factored into the allocation of 2019 annual quotas.
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Neither Minnesota starter Hector Santiago nor Chicago starter James Shields factored into the decision, but the pair went toe to toe for six innings with Dozier's home run the only blemish on the scoreboard.
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I'm reminded that my actions are being recorded and factored into my experience when I am greeted on Twitter by a series of recommendations derived, apparently, from things I've liked, looked at or reposted.
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Economy ministry officials said the recent plunge in oil prices will not be factored into this year's new growth forecasts or budget plans, which are based on an average price of $52.70 a barrel.
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Among other disagreements that factored into his decision to skip the handshake, Mr. Engel said, were Mr. Trump's unwillingness to investigate Russian meddling in the 2016 election and his attacks on the news media.
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Sony's console was always factored into overall Blu-ray player sales (even if people weren't buying it for that reason), which put HD DVD at a significant disadvantage when it came to market share.
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Earmarking funding for specific countries is not part of the UN negotiations, which are focused on setting rules for how the Paris accord will be implemented, leaving unclear how Salles' demand factored into negotiations.
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Like copper, analysts see supply issues for aluminum largely factored into the price, with the LME cash price seen averaging $1,918 in the fourth quarter, a gain of only 0.5 percent from Friday's close.
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But in March, Russia's commodity-dependent economy is set to take a hit from prices for oil that rapidly halved to around $26 per barrel, below the level of $42.4 factored into 2020 budget.
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Frustrated Tesla buyers, afraid that waiting could cost them a $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit, have factored into brisk demand for Bolts, according to GM dealers in California, the top U.S. market for electric vehicles.
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While she was at the Lincoln Village Juvenile Detention Center, McMillen was placed in a so-called "Aikido restraint," according to Lamb, but it is not known if the hold factored into the girl's death.
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They charge that Flint residents are victims of "environmental racism" -- that is, race and poverty factored into how Flint wasn't adequately protected and how its water became contaminated with lead, making the tap water undrinkable.
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It was not immediately clear whether Costco's recent pledges to phase out the sale of meat raised with "shared-use" antibiotics and chickens raised in cramped cages factored into its decision to erect a plant.
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"Bottom line is that we view the guidance message as in line with expectations given increasingly cautious newsflow from the U.S. shale sector already being factored into expectations," Credit Suisse analysts wrote in a note.
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Again, the purpose of OPM is to protect us all from the disaster that would occur if partisan political considerations factored into the hiring of the career civil servants who carry out this important work.
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Number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals: 9,575 (up 2.2%)Total wealth: $1.01 trillion (down 2.4%)A resilient stock market and new opportunities for wealth creation factored into the UK's increase in ultra-wealthy individuals.
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Analysts said that even a slight reduction in the number of bonds the ECB buys would mean a lot more supply for the market to digest - a prospect that is not being factored into prices.
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So when I was thinking about birth control and having sex for the first time, I was able to talk to my dad about how these "sensitive" subjects factored into my relationship at the time.
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As the Washington Examiner's Byron York reports, the FBI and Justice Department have been stonewalling the House Intelligence Committee's efforts to find out whether any part of the dossier factored into in the Russia investigation.
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Given that, I would say that is probably the primary concern that we're hearing from customers right now so that's I think factored into somewhat of our more moderate view on a go-forward basis.
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Representatives of the Super Bowl LIV host committee did not respond to Business Insider&aposs request for comment on how VIP attendees factored into the planning process for this year&aposs game, if at all.
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O'Donnell even factored into the show: When Madonna took a selfie with a Polaroid camera and offered it to the highest bidder in the room, the actress and comedian walked onstage to offer her cash.
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That could have factored into Kim's decision to do her own thing with her family Christmas card, opting to only pose with her nuclear family with rapper Kanye West (and a photoshopped image of North).
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"Whilst already partially factored into longer-term expectations, this is not reflected in mid-term consensus and represents downside risk, putting further pressure on management in a key recovery year," they said in a research note.
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While this certainly factored into his murder of Dee Dee, after which he claimed his "dark side" took over, his mental capability ended up being a major point of his trial and conviction for his killing.
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The bottom line: If those sentiments are not factored into developed countries' climate-policy equations, they may find themselves in a situation akin to that of President Macron, unable to follow up on their climate commitments.
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But as soon as something Cool, Obscure, and Authentic gets put back on the internet, it is factored into the equation, maybe it goes viral, and soon enough it's as omnipresent as Millennial Pink circa 2017.
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"I missed a word that I had studied multiple times, and frankly I&aposm not sure whether being tired factored into that," said 16-year-old Mitchell Robson of Marblehead, Massachusetts, who finished seventh in 2016.
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It is the delta that matters when you've had 230% and lower 2500-year mortgage rates for several years in a row, obviously the pricing structure of the housing market has that factored into its construct.
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Top management appointments of experienced HSBC Mexico employees from other countries are also factored into the rating due to its importance for achieving the parent's ambitious business and financial targets regarding the Mexican subsidiary for 2017.
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Rather than the traditional model of losing money on some orders and gaining on others, it claims to be profitable on every order — although, of course, marketing, salaries and other costs aren't factored into unit economics.
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Your third-party vote will not elect your chosen candidate and will also have the "double effect" of helping elect either Trump or Clinton, as your vote will be factored into the final percentages and totals.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany made clear that worries about mass migration — one million migrants arrived in her country last year from Afghanistan and elsewhere — had factored into the decision to further support the Afghan government.
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Consider that 75 percent of Democrats believe gender and sexism factored into Clinton's 2016 loss, but 39 percent of Democratic and independent voters say female candidates will have a tougher time facing off against President Trump.
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Ms. DeBose's mixed-race heritage — her mother, Maureen DeBose, is Irish, and her father, Dr. Herman DeBose, is African-American — factored into the ceremony, at which Ms. Beckles officiated, as did Mr. Akinnagbe's Nigerian-American heritage.
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Both the social cost of carbon - a measurement of the economic harm caused by carbon dioxide through its climate and other impacts - and lower mortality rates were factored into the cost benefit analyzes, the study said.
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Downgrading its rating on Senior to "equal weight", Barclays said it expected a widespread "supplier reset" following the grounding of the 737 MAX, with the impact on 2020 results not yet factored into analysts' consensus forecasts.
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"This action we are taking is purely and simply about maintaining trust on the network," Surescripts CEO Tom Skelton said in an interview, after being asked about how the firm's monopoly position factored into this dispute.
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"Union negotiations continue and will not be impacted by the relocation, as far as we are concerned," Posner said, noting that neither past calls for unionization, worker protests, nor negotiations had factored into the decision to move.
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It's not at all clear how any of that nuance would or could be factored into Facebook's preferred universal global 'moral' code — which it's here, via Clegg (a former European politician), leaning on regional governments to accept.
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Taiwan's complex relationship with mainland China is already factored into our sovereign rating for Taiwan, which would only be impacted if tensions escalated to a degree that significantly increased the probability of a macroeconomic or financial shock.
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Though it was known that Davis would be a part of the revival, how he factored into the story was a big question mark — Cigarette-Smoking Man was killed on-screen in the show's 2002 series finale.
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The P85D is larger and much quicker, but overall cost may have factored into the decision — i803s start at just over $42,000, while the P90D (the P85D has since been discontinued) has a base price over $100,000.
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But the ruling shed some damning light on how the Obamacare marketplaces factored into the deal, and how Aetna executives wanted to use their participation and withdrawals from the marketplaces to help gain approval for their deal.
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Along with your payment history, details such as money owed, the length and mix of your credit history and new credit are all factored into your credit score, according to FICO, the largest provider of credit scores.
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She contacted a number of hotels, hoping that monthly rates might yield a significant discount, but with full-service perks like daily housekeeping factored into the cost, the bill came to around $9,000 or $10,000 a month.
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Much of the expectations around the budget have been factored into stock prices and investors will wait until the announcement before making any large bets, said Vinod Nair, head of research at Geojit Financial Services in Kochi.
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A "lack of system safeguards to prevent foreseeable misuses of technology," factored into the tragic collision that killed the driver, National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert L. Sumwalt III said at a hearing on the incident yesterday.
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It will be essential that marketers keep close tabs on where and how their audiences are spending their time, and the ascent of digital video outside of social networks should be factored into their ad-buying decisions.
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Wirth said that "shorter-term phenomena," such as Thursday's airstrike, December's larger-than-expected OPEC cut and September's drone attacks on Saudi facilities are not factored into the company's long-term outlook on Brent and WTI prices.
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Smoke-free air is based on whether a state has prohibited smoking at work and public places, including restaurants and bars, and whether e-cigarettes are included in the law is factored into the grade, he said.
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And since it could not be proved that the ankle injury factored into the hip injury, criticism of Saban's decision not to sit Tagovailoa for the entire game, while not totally illegitimate, is not my main point.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Energy market dynamics factored into the decision by the Obama administration to reverse course on a proposal to open the southeastern Atlantic coastal area to oil and gas drilling, the White House said on Tuesday.
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"Unlike China, where Qualcomm wasn't getting paid by Chinese handset vendors, I expect Apple to still pay, so I'm not surprised it wasn't factored into guidance for next quarter," said Patrick Moorhead, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.
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McNeil, Flores and Conforto also factored into a seventh-inning game-tying rally by the Mets, who trailed 2-0 and got just one baserunner into scoring position in the first six innings against Giants starter Chris Stratton.
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It was clear several weeks ago that the markets did not expect any significant change and that a presidential runoff between Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron had already been baked into the cake — factored into market activity.
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The Army Corps' mandate, Reichold says, is to protect property on the coast, and while recreation revenue is factored into the Corps' cost-benefit analysis, that wouldn't preclude building seawalls instead of nourishment if sand gets too expensive.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - People's self-esteem, their need to gain approval or avoid humiliation are psychological drivers that help fuel conflicts, and must be factored into attempts to bring about peace, an expert said late on Wednesday.
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Investment advisers warn that the strong possibility of a vote for a British exit, or "Brexit," from the European Union and the potentially — but not necessarily — dire consequences for years to come have not been factored into prices.
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The prospect of a Trump border tax factored into its recent decision to supply U.S. customers from Europe as it mitigates logistics costs to supply to the United States, according to Uri Minkoff, the firm's founder and CEO.
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Even though it is just one case, the fact that the disease can be transmitted from women to men — widening the pool of those at risk — will have to be factored into the response from public health officials.
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Although he stressed that significant progress has been made since the financial crisis, Sanders said the "real" joblessness rate is closer to 28503 percent when those who have given up looking for work are factored into the equation.
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This is not to say I won't apply to Davidson, but cost and debt should 100% be factored into the decision of which college to go to, especially if you can't see yourself in a highly lucrative career.
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One month before that, Eric Reid, a former San Francisco 49ers player who knelt alongside Colin Kaepernick, wrote in the New York Times that police violence against black men and women also factored into his decision to protest.
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Mr. Cosby's team cited 11 grounds upon which to challenge the decision-making that factored into the jury's finding last year that the entertainer had drugged and sexually assaulted Andrea Constand at his home outside Philadelphia in 2004.
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Chancery judges, the opinion said, should begin with the assumption that the deal price reflects a fair market value for the target company – and should subtract the value of whatever synergies the acquiring company has factored into its bid.
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"It's too early to tell what this legislation will look like in its final form, but constitutional considerations clearly haven't factored into the Senate's thinking," Andre Segura, legal director of the ACLU of Texas, said in a press release.
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If you're lucky enough to be expecting a pension — about one-fifth of private-sector employees still get them — or any other kind of constant income stream, that also should be factored into the withdrawal rate of your savings.
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With the picture improving and the latest rebound in oil prices not yet factored into the ECB's December projections, the central bank may have to revise up its forecasts, but few expect this to translate into immediate policy action.
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And does the value of human contact in the form of these everyday transactions – whether it's the cashier, the barista, the clothing store clerk, the lunch chef, or the delivery person – ever get factored into these equations at all?
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Schultz's mother told the Journal-Constitution she didn't think gender issues factored into what happened on Saturday night, but said that the student had struggled with depression from a young age and attempted to hang themselves two years ago.
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The tribal credit profile is still factored into the TED bond ratings, since significant distress on the tribal side may potentially force the TED bondholders or lenders to make concessions to allow the tribe to maintain critical governmental services.
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Her lawyer from the Brooklyn Defender Services, Leena Khandwala, secured a bond hearing for Ms. Morris, who was released from immigration detention two weeks ago; her children's welfare and her not being a flight risk factored into her release.
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The only starting holdovers from Thursday: defenders DeAndre Yedlin and Cameron, Bradley and, of course, Christian Pulisic, who had factored into the Americans' last eight goals, scoring four, assisting on three and drawing the foul that led to another.
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While public interest is the deciding factor in whether to hold a coroner's inquest, Edwards said calls from Black Lives Matter and the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) for an inquest also factored into the province's decision to hold one.
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LinkedIn also factored into its ranking which job titles yield a strong likelihood for promotion by looking at the percentage of employees working at the end of 2016 who then started a new position at the same company in 2017.
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Officials have said storms forecast for Chiang Rai province in Thailand&aposs far north had factored into their decision to go ahead with a complicated and dangerous plan to have the boys and their coach dive out of the cave.
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If answers were to fall into the hands of students prior to the exams in October it could render a huge portion of the college admissions process meaningless—not to mention that SAT scores are often factored into scholarship considerations.
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"These recent successes have reduced risks associated with future plutonium supplies and factored into NASA's announcement last week to include radioisotope power systems in its Discovery 22019 Announcement of Opportunity," a spokesperson for DOE said in a statement to The Verge.
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The transcripts alone could answer lingering questions about what exactly Flynn said to the Russians that caused so much concern among US intelligence and how a message that factored into the obstruction of justice probe into President Donald Trump played out.
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Giovanni Tria said in a statement that his priority would not be just on higher public investment, which was already factored into his upcoming budget; the government would also aim to "overcome shortfalls in the ability to spend and intervene".
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A working group will now be formed to provide a more thorough examination by early next year, so that it can be factored into the first round of discussions on the EU's next 7-year spending cycle which starts in 2021.
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The contemplated purchasing arrangements with XXXLutz (approximately EUR4807123bn revenues in 212001 against EUR1.5bn in FY16 for BUT), which we have not yet factored into our rating case forecasts, should provide further support to the group's EBITDA through enhanced purchasing power.
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He probably didn't think there would be ultra-smart talking gorillas involved, likely fewer cyborg ninjas, and the idea of a climate scientist who can turn into a human-sized block of ice might not have factored into his calculations.
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The bank also decided to cut back bond purchases, a widely expected move that was factored into gold prices and the dollar, and the extension of the bond-buying program took the wind out of the euro's rally against the dollar.
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The banks' 'B-' Long-Term IDRs reflect the constraint of Belarus' Country Ceiling (B-), which captures transfer and convertibility risks and limits the extent to which support from the foreign shareholders of these banks can be factored into the ratings.
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We can now say, with some certainty, that the Bush tax cuts increased the deficit, fueled income inequality, contributed to the 2008 financial meltdown, and disproportionately helped the wealthy—but none of these consequences factored into the debate over tax reform.
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Even though China is seen to have helped the U.S. deal with North Korea — which Trump earlier in his term factored into his trade thinking — it doesn't mean Trump will cut Beijing any slack regarding the trade gap, said Elms.
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This is because, Fitch believes that support can be factored into such instrument ratings - under Japan's Deposit Insurance Law, the government can pre-emptively provide financial assistance to a solvent bank holding company, when a serious systemic disruption is anticipated.
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The banks' 'B-' Long-Term IDRs reflect the constraint of Belarus's 'B-' Country Ceiling, which captures transfer and convertibility risks and limits the extent to which support from the foreign shareholders of these banks can be factored into the ratings.
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That's when I realized that I was putting more of my spending, and more of my larger purchases in particular, on my business cards, and that it was driving down my amounts owed as factored into my personal credit report.
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Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer echoed those sentiments, telling CNBC that although the producers would like prices to go up, many of the oil-producing countries "hate each other and that creates complications," particularly when Iran is factored into the equation.
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But FLI wants to ensure its predictions are as realistic as possible, so Wellerstein was also asked to simulate the effects of nuclear fallout when the size of the bomb as well as weather conditions are factored into the equation.
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This detail even factored into Biel's announcement in May that she wouldn't be part of season two, as the actress teased that there's still more to Cora's story and hinted that she could potentially return to the show in the future.
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The blog post blamed the end of JNCO on "licensing issues," but judging by how few people are walking around in jeans with a 50-inch hem right now, it's likely that sales factored into the decision at some level.
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We also assume the sector has sufficient momentum for the implementation of initiatives aimed at reducing the large stock of impaired loans in Italy, although a track record is required for this to be fully factored into Italian banks' ratings.
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Woods's comfort level with Torrey Pines factored into his decision to make the Farmers Insurance Open, rather than a European Tour stop next week in the Middle East, his first full-field event after a 241-month, injury-induced layoff.
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The Fed raised its benchmark policy rate 25 basis points, which had been factored into markets Fed policymakers kept their projections for three rate increases this year, defying predictions that they would release a more aggressive set of rate-raising forecasts.
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The remarks contrast with signals given by the company in December 2016, when a senior executive told staff the Iran sale had been factored into 777 production plans, suggesting output could be cut further without deliveries to Iran, CNN reported.
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" When asked if their 36-year age disparity had ever factored into their decision to get married, Mr. Kirp said, "Look, at my age, I wasn't expecting to get married, but relationships take on a whole bunch of different forms.
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When I spoke with him, he described the pivotal role podcasts played in the shaping of last year's election and how, in some ways, the whiteness of the podcasting space factored into how both hosts and listeners read the political landscape.
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Boral Chief Executive Mike Kane, who is U.S.-born and has worked for several U.S. construction materials companies, said Trump's plans had not factored into the decision to acquire Headwaters but would naturally be positive given its strong position in fly ash.
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Sustainability should also be factored into meal decisions, since some of the world's fishing grounds are over-harvested, the authors explained: Not quite a third of global fish stocks are overexploited, while 60% are harvested at or near their maximum sustainable yield.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Tuesday, Beamish said that China could be facing a quarter-on-quarter contraction in GDP (gross domestic product) for the first quarter, once the repercussions of shutdowns and an already slowing economy are factored into projections.
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Any purchase outside of that network — that is, the most basic Postmates service — will cost $5.99, with a maximum $20 service fee that will vary based on basket size (in other words, distance will no longer be factored into the delivery price).
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With Russia unable to diversify its economy quickly from relying on commodity exports, the budget rule will artificially limit the upside for the rouble as Urals crude URL-E remains well above the $40 per barrel price factored into this year's budget planning.
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"Expectations of Fed rate cuts will likely continue to support gold, but much of this may already be factored into prices and therefore be of diminishing bullish influence going forward," James Steel, chief precious metals analyst at HSBC, wrote in a note.
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"Weve seen active buying on dips, yet certainly the pressure of the idea of a pending rate hike - a good portion of that is more than factored into the market," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures in Chicago.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) made the announcement in a notice sent to a select number of banks that submit mid-point estimates each trading day which are factored into the central bank's calculus for setting the official rate, the sources said.
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Workers hired before January 2011 would not have future pay raises factored into their eventual pensions unless they accept a less generous annuity increase formula that would provide 3 percent noncompounding post-retirement raises or half the rate of inflation, whichever is lower.
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When factored into something as complex as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the war against ISIS, the futures markets or the financial industry, the human element can significantly swing the outcome — and the predictions of a computer will fail to identify the new situation.
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In a new filing Monday afternoon, Mueller's investigators said Manafort was working on an editorial in English as late as last Thursday and that it related to his political work for Ukraine, which factored into his money-laundering and foreign lobbying criminal charges.
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An avalanche of data that shows women continue to face subtle and unsubtle bias when they try to break high and hard glass ceilings in politics so it's certainly reasonable to wonder how much of that bias factored into her failure to win.
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Pilots were only told about the system after the Lion Air crash in October, according to the Times, while an unnamed FAA safety engineer told Gates that the lack of knowledge about the MCAS system might have factored into the Indonesian crash.
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Sampurno added that the interests of Rio Tinto, which is a joint-venture partner with Freeport in Grasberg, still needed to be factored into government plans to acquire a 41.64 percent stake in Freeport Indonesia, which would add to the 9.36 percent it already holds.
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People familiar with the conversations say Biden has factored into Trump's 2020 thinking more than any other candidate, though the President has made private assessments about several of the Democrats as each of them enters the race or enjoys a moment of national attention.
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"With the failure of MYSTIC ... now likely to be fully factored into expectations, the dividend may now look less safe and we expect some investors will start to question its long-term sustainability, despite prior reassurances from management," analysts at Jefferies said in a note.
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Mueller spent a good portion of his brief appearance explaining this limitation and how it factored into his decision not to charge Trump with obstruction of justice, despite presenting evidence that hundreds of former prosecutors have said would normally be sufficient to bring charges.
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What is often not factored into comparisons of land at the Sea Ranch—which Heller mentions is a coastal planned community designed by many of the same people who redid Ghirardelli Square—with lots purchased elsewhere is the value of the mutually owned commons.
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Ms. Patterson at Bessemer cautioned that all manner of developments, from terrorism to slowing growth in China, could cause turmoil in the markets this year, and she reminded investors that the Brexit referendum wasn't the only vote that must be factored into asset prices.
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One question is how the commission's recommendations may be factored into the parallel efforts of the Legislature, a governor's office "strike force," and agencies including the California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention, known as Cal Fire, and the California Public Utilities Commission. Gov.
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Prior studies of Central American asylum seekers had shown that the possibility of punishment was already factored into their decisions to come to the US; previous attempts to use harsh treatment of current asylum seekers to deter future ones hadn't actually decreased the flow.
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If third party candidates are factored into the poll -- including Libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein -- Clinton still leads Trump in Florida by 6 points and edges him in Ohio and Pennsylvania by 2 and 9503 points, but both candidates receive lower total support.
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Neither of the previous opinions relied on the argument that you can't presume something is unconstitutional, like Bates just did, but they both noted it, and it appears to have factored into their general judgments that the administration ended DACA in a rash and capricious way.
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I know there are plenty of people out there with both Hulu and Netflix factored into their recurring monthly subscriptions, but maybe you're trying to cut down and consider if either is really worth it if you're already paying for Amazon Prime or HBO or something else.
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As Mueller digs into CA's political ties, and Facebook promises to restructure itself to better handle the maelstrom of problems that formed through its platform and factored into the election results, both companies are experiencing an intense amount of scrutiny, from more eyes than ever before.
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"There is some reference in the market that maybe the components of Brexit could be a little softer than is factored into the FX market - what is priced in at the moment is a hard Brexit," said Mizuho's head of hedge fund FX sales, Neil Jones.
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When you use money from a reportable asset to pay debt that isn't factored into the FAFSA — like credit card balances, an auto loan or the mortgage on your primary residence — it essentially disappears, Mark Kantrowitz, vice president of strategy for college and scholarship search site Cappex.
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But when she sought treatment after the arrest, the Real Housewives of New York star, 52, realized there was another event that factored into her drinking problem: a car accident she'd gotten into in 1999, when her children Victoria and Noel were just 4 and 2.
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In her free skates — which typically run about four minutes — she usually completes all seven of her jumping passes after the halfway point of her routine, so that she can fully take advantage of all available bonus points (which are factored into a jump's base value).
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Onscreen laughter also factored into the success of the February viral video "Damn Daniel," in which one high school boy aggressively surprises another boy with compliments — "Damn Daniel, back at it again with the white Vans" — filming each campus encounter guerrilla-style and posting it on Snapchat.
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The subject also factored into his first novel, "Union Atlantic," but with "Imagine Me Gone" — a book that spans almost half a century, two continents and five WASP-y voices — Haslett has reached another level, affording readers a full and luminous depiction of the mind under siege.
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Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz.) pressed Mueller on it later, asserting his statement appeared to conflict with his report and a joint statement he issued with Attorney General William Barr that there was no conflict between their public statements about how the OLC opinion factored into his decisions.
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As our family grew steadily — birth control, or even basic sexual education, wasn't part of the curriculum — my then-wife and I struggled, even with food stamps, Medicaid and Section 8 housing vouchers, which are officially factored into the budgets of many of New York's Hasidic families.
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The agency, also part of the American team in the Dutch investigation, declined to say whether the lessons from the Turkish Airlines crash factored into its decision to certify the Max — which was approved to fly in 2017 and became the fastest-selling plane in Boeing's history.
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The whole of American power rests on a knife's edge, and the transition from one presidential administration to another is caught up not only in the question of who's peddling all the bullshit — but the question of how much that bullshit ultimately factored into the result of the election.
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At one point during his testimony, Cooper appeared to argue that Congressional objections to certain proposed arms sales, namely those from top Senate Foreign Affairs Committee Democrat Bob Menendez, were to blame for delays in the approval process and factored into the administration's decision to declare an emergency.
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Reshoots were always possible (they are factored into almost every major film these days, and each new Star Wars project has undergone them), but as Lord and Miller dug in, refusing to compromise on what they saw as best for the film, the partnership went from fraught to fractured.
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That instruction, rejected by the committee's Democratic chairman, is likely to frustrate Republicans, who are eager to hear more about how the investigation started, whether U.S. intelligence agencies improperly spied on Trump's campaign, and if anti-Trump political bias factored into investigative decision-making as the president's defenders assert.
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Rangers RH Yu Darvish (33-3, 2.91) Iwakuma has factored into the decision in each of his last 18 turns (214-22, 22 ERA), although he lost consecutive outings for the first time during that streak after surrendering three runs over six innings Wednesday versus the New York Yankees.
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But while the North Korean leader's verbal bellicosity has already been factored into the system, the same attributes are far more destabilizing when they come from the President of the United States -- and the possibility of miscalculation by one side or the other is increasing by the day.
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"During the confrontation, Guzman Loera managed to escape through the city's drainage system, which had already been factored into the capture strategy," Gomez said late on Friday, as Guzman was whisked by helicopter to the same maximum security prison in central Mexico he broke out of in July.
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The measure blocks federal funding from being used to revoke a clearance unless the move complies with two executive orders that outline who can have access to classified information or U.S. code that details what should be factored into whether a person should have access to classified information.
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O'Neill, who in 2006 was the last trainer to ship a horse — the fourth-place finisher Sam's Ace — from the West Coast to the Florida Derby, said that while the bonus factored into the decision to ship Nyquist, he also liked the five-week layoff before the Kentucky Derby.
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That threatened everything from sports bars to barbershops, which would frequently find themselves in legal limbo if an investigation yielded evidence that a radio broadcast was being played on multiple devices or that charges for goods or services had the economic value of the intellectual property factored into them.
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Since streaming was first factored into the rankings four years ago, the ratio has been a strict 1,500 to 1 — it took 1,500 streams to reach the "equivalent" of a single album sale, a number derived from the average revenues that record companies get from clicks on streaming services.
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The biggest supplier to Toyota, Denso Corp, which makes components including air compressors, radiators, and electronic control units, has said it expected to take a hit of around 2 billion yen from U.S. tariffs on aluminium and steel this year, adding that this was already factored into expectations.
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Researchers estimated that there were a total of 529 species were factored into the surveys — including the 76 percent of North American birds — and used bird-watching records to estimate the population of each species dating back to 1970, which was the earliest year that presented efficient data.
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Reuters reported on Monday that a complaint was filed to the Department of Justice Office of the Inspector general in December by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 2830, which asked the watchdog to investigate whether politics were factored into the decision to change the grants.
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"With political and regulatory uncertainties factored into the markets, it is no surprise that M&A volume has been muted - particularly in those regulated industries most affected by the changes we're seeing in Washington," said Art de Pena, managing director and head of distribution, trading & agency for MUFG's syndications group.
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How Rich Neighbors May Have Factored Into London&aposs Deadly Tower Fire [UPDATED]Experts and politicians are pointing fingers in an effort to explain what caused the devastating…Read more ReadThe Grenfell Tower in London had many hazards that led to it being rapidly consumed by flames on June 14th.
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He was described as day-to-day by manager Dusty Baker on Thursday, but Baker said the possibility of Zimmerman requiring an extended absence if he aggravated the injury, coupled with the Nationals playing with a three-man bench Thursday, factored into the decision to place Zimmerman on the disabled list.
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Grassley's bottom line: "The fact that Rosatom subsidiaries in the United States were under criminal investigation as a result of a U.S. intelligence operation apparently around the time CFIUS approved the Uranium One/Rosatom transaction raises questions about whether that information factored into CFIUS' decision to approve the transaction," he wrote.
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But she said concerns about protecting the lent artwork from legal seizure had factored into a decision to move the exhibition to January 2017, and for the Bronx Museum to make applications for legal immunity to the State Department and for insurance indemnity to the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Strategy, corporate hospitality placement and (of course) spectator and viewer appeal were factored into that decision, but design aficionados will understand the views of Robert Trent Jones Jr., whose legendary father designed Hazeltine before it opened in 218 and whose brother, Rees, renovated it for the 22012 United States Open.
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In the email released on Saturday containing the transcripts, Clinton campaign staff highlighted sections that could pose problems, including saying "political reasons" factored into passing the 2010 Dodd-Frank law on Wall Street reforms and, while talking about regulation, saying the people who work in the industry know it best.
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Mulvaney denied that investigations into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE and his son Hunter Biden were factored into considerations about releasing military aid to Ukraine.
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"The wider the fiscal deficit every year ... that starts to create more problems down the road for future generations," Foster said, adding the deficit could increase even more, to around 0.6 percent of GDP, if private loans were factored into the equation in addition to public loans from the Education Department.
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Warner's amendment would block federal funding from being used to revoke an individual's security clearance unless it complies with two executive orders that outline who can have access to classified information or U.S. code that details what should be factored into whether a person should have access to classified information.
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Pence also said Pyongyang's alleged human rights violations factored into his decision to ignore Kim Yo Jong, citing the country's political prisons -- where it's estimated about 100,000 people are incarcerated -- the execution of Jang Song Thaek, Kim Jong Un's uncle, and the killing of the leader's half brother, Kim Jong Nam.
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After the White House initially said that Mr. Trump had fired Mr. Comey on the recommendation of senior Justice Department officials, who cited his handling of the case into Hillary Clinton's email server, Mr. Trump later contradicted that justification by saying that the Russia investigation had factored into his decision.
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Ethereum was not factored into the analysis in the initial white paper or position paper, but yes essentially the idea is that ultimately these systems are very fragile in the sense that if you have undue influence over the protocol on this soft level you can render different results at the protocol level.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's deficit with white male voters factored into her campaign's vice presidential search, the New York Times reported Saturday.
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It was a difficult off-season for the N.F.L. The league continued to have issues with player discipline off the field, concussions studies confirmed some of the worst fears for many retired players, and a continuing debate about national anthem protests factored into quarterback Colin Kaepernick's not currently being on any N.F.L. roster.
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When a property that has received the VAT rebate is resold, the rebate will generally be factored into the price, Mr. Aris said, as the new owner takes on the responsibility of repaying some of the rebate if the property is converted to fully private use during the original 20-year period.
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The company later reversed that policy after workers noted that their tips were being factored into the minimum payment amount guaranteed for each transaction, a tipping structure that was also used by both DoorDash and Amazon until widespread criticism and pressure from labor activists forced both companies to modify how they handled tips.
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Reuters suggests the jury's damages award could have wider significance if it ends up being factored into the looming billion dollar royalties suit between Apple and Qualcomm — by putting a dollar value on some of the latter's IP, the San Diego trial potentially bolsters its contention that its chip licensing practices are fair, it said.
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SASA: In case of an additional downgrade to Brazil's sovereign ratings, SASA's IDRs would be subject to a review that could result in a range of rating actions from affirmation to a two-notch downgrade based on Fitch's insurance rating criteria that allows flexibility as to how sovereign considerations are factored into insurance rating notching.
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When Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE is factored into the poll, Clinton tops Trump by 24 points, 50 to 26 percent, with Johnson receiving 14 percent.
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It emphasizes the enduring principles of deterrence while adapting those principles to meet the contemporary threats that must be deterred; it makes clear that modern deterrence is not based solely on nuclear weapons but includes advanced conventional forces, cyber and other capabilities that must be factored into an effective deterrent posture tailored to specific threats.
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In case of an additional downgrade to Brazil's sovereign ratings, SASA's Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) would be subject to a review that could result in a range of rating actions from affirmation to a two notch downgrade, based on Fitch's insurance rating criteria, which allows flexibility on how sovereign considerations are factored into insurance rating notching.
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Factored into our models, this suggests that the drawdown on both the S&P and the Dow Jones might be capped in the range of 753 percent-87.5 percent rather than the 92 percent fall from 1929-1932, equating to S&P of 266.84 rather than Albert's 550 prognostication and the Dow Jones briefly below 3,000.
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Pollsters also found that Trump trails the former first lady in all five states when Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE and Green Party nominee Jill Stein are factored into the race.
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While the Mission: Impossible movies don't love bringing back characters who factored into past missions (shout out to Paula Patton, Jeremy Renner, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and a number of other actors who are nowhere to be found in Fallout), Newton has the current star power and franchise history to bring something important back to the story.
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Clinton's lead over Trump drops to 2202 points — 2628 to 28500 percent — when Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE and Green Party nominee Jill Stein are factored into the race.
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Yet while this was apparently the culmination of a long investigation, the revelation that Sean Penn traveled to Mexico to meet with El Chapo for a Rolling Stone story in October, coupled with the fact that the kingpin had approached moviemakers about making a biopic, has led many to focus in how those events might have factored into his capture.
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They are sketched by a mathematical formula called the Möbius function, which takes a polynomial as an input and outputs 1 if the polynomial has an even number of prime factors, −1 if it has an odd number of prime factors, and 0 if it has only a repeated factor (the way 16 can be factored into 2 × 2 × 2 × 2).
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" UBS analyst Eric Sheridan had a slightly different take, pointing out that, "while management tone and operating strength is now better than mid-2018, we remain on the sidelines as the move from Q4 lows (~$130) to current stock price (~$2.73) has already provided a solid rebound ahead of 2019 (which still contains product/platform transition & regulatory volatility that should be factored into the risk/reward).
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We'll be learning more in the hours and days to come, including just how potently homophobia in particular factored into his actions, how much ideological influence the Islamic State or other extremists had, how extensive his planning was, how far back he began plotting this, and how much he knew about Pulse itself and the specific composition of its crowd on different nights of the week.
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Fox News's Bret Baier wondered on Wednesday if "Trump derangement syndrome" factored into the responses to President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's decision to launch a drone strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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Uber should also modify the transfer request process to eliminate the manner in which performance is factored into the transfer request—for example, adopt a policy whereby employees may be permitted to transfer at least once during a pre-determined period of time (such as the first year of employment) without regard to performance (provided they have the requisite skills and there is an appropriate opening elsewhere in the company).
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"Despite being member of the House Foreign Affairs and House Armed Services Committees who have participated in classified briefings and hearing on the North Korean threat, we have not heard detailed analysis of expected U.S. or allies force casualties, expected civilian casualties, what plans exist for the aftermath of a strike — including continuity of the South Korean government, or how such assessments have factored into the military options presented to the president," they wrote.
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And while the firing was predicated on a recommendation from the Justice Department that Comey be removed for his handling of the investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's private email server, Trump later told NBC News that the "Russia thing" factored into his decision.
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In this particular survey, this is how the ranked-choice results were calculated (these numbers don't include undecided voters, who were factored into the data of the standard poll.) Sanders started off with 29.6 percent of voters picking him as their first choice, while Biden and Mike Bloomberg were about tied for second with 22 percent each, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren got about 153 percent each, and Sen.
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"Parental leave policies are not directly factored into this ranking, but the countries that came out on top, including Denmark and Sweden, tend to have some of the most generous," U.S. News & World data editor Deidre McPhillips tells CNBC Make It. The rankings are part of an analysis project called the 2018 Best Countries Report, conducted now for three years by the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and global consumer insights firm Y&R's BAV Group.
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AND A BOND MARKET BUBBLE REALLY MEANS THAT PRICES ARE TOO HIGH AND WHEN THEY MOVE DOWN, LONG-TERM INTEREST RATES MOVE UP. AND IF YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THE STRUCTURE OF NOT PRICE EARNINGS RATIOS, BUT EARNINGS PRICE RATIOS IN THE STOCK MARKET, YOU FIND THAT THE CRITICAL ISSUE OF WHAT ENGENDERED SOME OF THE STRENGTH IN THE RECENT PERIOD IS ESSENTIALLY THE DECLINE IN REAL LONG-TERM INTEREST RATES, AS IS FACTORED INTO THE MARKET.
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When third-party candidates are factored into the new poll, Clinton maintains a 6900-point lead over Trump, with 2628 percent support for the former secretary of State, 28503 percent for the real estate mogul, 22019 percent for Libertarian Party nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE and 4 percent for Green Party nominee Jill Stein.
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