"But mainly, it seems, the government is getting fatter and fatter," he said.
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Maybe if I was a bit fatter…' And then suddenly I was fatter, and doing comedy.
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It's no secret that premium smartphones are selling for fatter and fatter stacks of cash these days.
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Bruce & Nelly Ohr's bank account is getting fatter & fatter because of the Dossier that they are both peddling.
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Get off your rear end that's getting fatter and fatter for many of you every day on your chairs.
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He also worries about children who get fatter and fatter throughout childhood, reaching a level of obesity by adolescence that, even with surgery, will still leave them obese as they head into adulthood.
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They also got fatter and had higher blood glucose levels.
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You're a little uglier and fatter than the other girls.
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Some of the fatter fish should be put behind bars.
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And I remember distinctly thinking: 'I think it's because she's fatter.
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Unsurprisingly, richer home countries tend to mean fatter American pay packets.
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Fatter shareholder returns should be the yardstick for progress, he says.
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You keep more of what you earn and paychecks get fatter.
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Trump is fatter than he looks on television, and more disheveled.
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You got fatter, Rod said, once the sky began to dim.
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As a result, our waistlines felt slimmer, and our wallets fatter.
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Before the robot apocalypse, however, A.I. might simply make us fatter.
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I would like to get fatter like the rest of you.
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I was a caricature of the scrappy, angry journalist howling at sources on the phone and getting fatter and fatter as I ate lunch and dinner at my desk, washing it all down with wine and whiskey.
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Go deeper: Health and wellness are booming, but we're fatter than ever
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It was fatter and furrier, and in reality more rhino than stallion.
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Indica strains, meanwhile, often have shorter, fatter leaves and dark, dense buds.
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In Mexico, middle-class urban families such as Camacho's got fatter too.
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Poor children have been fatter than rich ones since around the 1980s.
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It's still fundamentally a bigger, fatter iPod shuffle-type music player, though.
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This resulted in substantially fatter control-group monkeys at at UW-Madison.
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Americans vote with their pocketbooks, which day by day are getting fatter.
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It's just looks absolutely bonkers — it's fatter than my 26,800mAh external battery.
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Productivity gains have been slow for years; could fatter paychecks reverse that?
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And that leaves them with a much fatter cushion for bad times.
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It doesn't drop, and it has a fatter brush that I like.
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And he becomes a jollier, fatter figure than he ever was before.
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They are making everyone fatter, but not necessarily more full of nutrients.
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The technology doesn't make the smartphone fatter; if anything, it makes it thinner.
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IN RICH countries, people's diets are getting worse and they are getting fatter.
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The world is fatter too, with more obese people than underweight people globally.
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Notice how the bit of fat gets fatter when you smile or laugh?
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It's that most peoples' wallets get lighter while a few others get fatter.
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Paychecks got fatter in the second quarter, while gasoline prices have been falling.
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It is also worth questioning Loeb's link between higher rates and fatter earnings.
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That pressure, however, has not resulted in much fatter paychecks for most workers.
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I definitely ate a lot of it during my younger, much fatter years.
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I would wake up fatter than ever, like an actual piece of shit.
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"I always thought fatter is better when it comes to babies," she said.
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Plus, it's probably been making you fatter, although you likely suspected that already.
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They're also adding more of their own in-house brands, which generate fatter profits.
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"Friends get favors, campaign accounts get fatter and taxpayers get the bill," he said.
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"And I remember distinctly thinking: 'I think it's because she's fatter,&apos" she said.
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One oyster appears fatter than a whole chicken, another longer than a rugby ball.
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With fatter tires and improved aerodynamics, the speed of the new cars was impressive.
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As a result, cladoxylopsids had collapsed trunks that were significantly fatter on the bottom.
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Investors reckon this will surely all translate into fatter profits for the defence industry.
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Fatter, in short, isn't just better for bears — it's a big-time adaptive advantage.
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Dogs across the board are growing fatter, whether or not they have a mutation.
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Time starts at the North Pole and goes south as the universe gets fatter.
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Spending is up, paychecks are fatter, above, and large corporations are seeing bigger profits.
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There's a saying in Argentina, "When the CEO is looking, the cow grows fatter".
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Farmed fish are bred to grow fast and fatter than their sleek wild cousins.
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If we don't want to stay fat or get fatter, we don't eat them.
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The prospect of earning fatter profits online, though, is alluring to many merchants here.
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However, the same principles apply to choosing swine: the fatter the pig, the better.
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And while paychecks will get fatter right away, the other reforms will take effect later.
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Overweight children tend to get fatter as they age; 40% of American adults are obese.
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Not only are deals fewer and fatter, but companies earning seed investments are older, too.
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Like us, both laboratory and wild rodents have become fatter over the past few decades.
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In other ways, Sarmientosaurus was unlike other titanosaurs, with a broad snout and fatter teeth.
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For some cancers, the group found that the fatter the person, the greater the risk.
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This fatter area housed the battery, but also gave the Kindle a defined grip area.
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She looked a little sad, a little fatter than the last time he'd seen her.
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"They don't receive the electricity as well as a shorter, fatter fish," Mr. VanMaaren said.
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By the early 1960s, almost half of livestock antibiotics were aimed at making animals fatter.
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You're going to try to spend the next 12 months not getting that much fatter.
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Yet workers are still waiting for a benefit that traditionally accompanies lower unemployment: fatter paychecks.
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Though, Fitz admitted, Holly "may be even proportionally fatter" than 747 and other big males.
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Let's look at some of the technological shifts: Bloated web pages: We are fat, getting fatter.
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But settle down, cause it was fatter and furrier than the unicorns we've all heard about.
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At their longest point, they're about the same length as Apple's AirPods, and they're significantly fatter.
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All versions feature a shorter, fatter design that provides more float and control in deep powder.
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And then they wonder why Americans are getting fatter… Doughnuts Yes, America really runs on Dunkin'.
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There was also a fatter, heavier, Intel CPU-based Surface capable of running full Windows 8.
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You move on after leaving school and watch each other grow fatter and older on Facebook.
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His lower half, which was still paralyzed, had withered, but his upper body kept getting fatter.
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" When asked why press briefings are now held off camera, Steve Bannon said "Sean got fatter.
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Today, we have wines that are fatter, with a longer finish and a much longer persistence.
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Was it Fassbinder, but this time the older, fatter leopard-print-wearing Fassbinder of "Kamikaze '89"?
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It wasn't just that she was fatter or thinner; her face seemed to be structured differently.
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Antibiotic treatment has the added benefits of making animals grow faster and fatter on less feed.
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Paper fibers react to changes in the environment, absorbing moisture like little straws and getting fatter.
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"You almost get the sense watching her that she's getting fatter before your eyes," he added.
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And of course, many workers will see fatter paychecks due to lower tax rates on individuals.
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Humans are not the only residents of the United States who are getting fatter every year.
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Go deeper: Health and wellness are booming, but we're fatter than ever Americans are getting heavier
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When Comcast agreed to buy DreamWorks Animation Thursday for $3.8 billion, Spielberg's pockets instantly got way fatter.
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"The population is getting older, and as it gets older it gets fatter as well," Wang said.
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What's happening: Amazon saw fatter profit margins this quarter, leading to stronger than expected earnings per share.
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This gives Amey fatter margins for the rest of its contract—though the council disputes this analysis.
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We take vacations off season because crowds are thinner and our wallets get fatter (er, less thin).
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At the same time, Americans have been leaving petrol stations with fatter wallets, thanks to cheaper oil.
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The sport has a new look, with fatter tyres and wider cars that also look more aggressive.
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I manipulated the advertisement language by reversing this fact...I made very sexy women a bit fatter.
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I guess I could have made it thinner or fatter to make it less hot dog-y.
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The fatter and more useless they get to society, the more reliant they'll be on that girl.
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Gurley noticed the giveaways were getting fatter, so he started studying direct listings and talking to McCarthy.
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There's a newly refreshed Eero router that looks like a taller, fatter version of the Eero Pro.
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A further complication is that the populations of many rich countries are becoming older, fatter and less fit.
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Health authorities say that Americans have gotten fatter because they are consuming too many calories of all kinds.
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I'm not looking for a reason to be fatter … I would be more vain if I didn't commit.
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More sales of the higher-priced versions of the Model 3, which carry fatter margins, will help profitability.
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And when you're finished, you'll be well on your way to getting certified and earning a fatter paycheck.
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As a result of the larger battery, this year's iPhone 11 is slightly fatter at 8.3-mm thick.
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When his films started to garner more attention and the paychecks became fatter, he and Miller informally separated.
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More sales of the higher-priced versions of the Model 22019, which carry fatter margins, will help profitability.
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Only when comparing this valuation with prevailing bond yields do equities appear to have a fatter valuation cushion.
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And sales of Tesla's older, more expensive models have recently plummeted, and these generally have fatter profit margins.
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"It's the same scar, but it's a little bigger now, it's longer and a little fatter," Venters said.
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Yes, the labor market is tight and switching jobs in this environment can land you a fatter paycheck.
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It has long been common knowledge in farming that antibiotics can help cause animals to grow fatter faster.
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And as some workers take home fatter paychecks, it is helping to even out inequality, if only slightly.
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I want to prevent it from becoming fatter, from continuing to breathe, from grabbing everything with its paws.
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Mark TooheyDigital currency lawyer and founder of blockchain startup TBSx3There are few who would not enjoy a fatter wallet.
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Winfrey tweeted that she lost 26 pounds while eating bread every day, leaving her wallet significantly fatter that day.
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He said Dickey likes a fatter bat to help him bunt—and to improve his chances of making contact.
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However, to the horror of the dwarfs, when she removes her titular red shoes, she suddenly, magically, becomes fatter.
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It was also corrected to say the Pixel is "fatter" instead of "wider and taller" than the Nexus 6P.
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The US is becoming mainly an SUV market, a good thing for car makers because SUVs yield fatter profits.
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They wear T-shirts, not suits, and can bring in fatter pay-packets than bankers for less gruelling hours.
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At 14, although fatter and more bookish than most, I had the typical sensibilities of a 1950s pre-man.
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Textbook economics would suggest paychecks should be getting considerably fatter as employers chase after workers to hire and retain.
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Earnings for the entire S&P 281 are seen rising 22017 percent, bolstered by lower unemployment and fatter wages.
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" Bannon on former Press Secretary Sean Spicer, who was then refusing to hold on-camera briefings: "Sean got fatter.
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That's where we'll see 3 or 4 percent growth, higher productivity, more and better paying jobs, and fatter family pocketbooks.
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The mods, which range from fancy cameras to fatter batteries, simple connect to the magnet, creating a chunky new device.
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Some pig farmers have even been raising fatter pigs as a way to produce more meat from a single animal.
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The "all new" Echo ($99.99), by contrast, has a short, fatter body and, up close, I noticed another key difference.
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He also fed plenty of them to a paradise kingfisher bird with no ill effects except maybe a fatter bird.
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Big U.S. banks are showering investors with fatter dividends and share repurchases after passing the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests.
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Researchers had noticed that fatter penguins sometimes struggled to remain upright, their extra padding making it difficult to walk elegantly.
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"We're fatter than we've ever been, and we have diseases, epidemics of chronic diseases, related to sugar consumption," Schmidt said.
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But we sculpted it fatter and it moves beautifully in the film when he rolls his neck over his collar.
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They found that the "Piketty effect"—fatter accounts earning greater returns—accounted for 43% of the variation in investors' income.
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Japanese firms whose bosses receive fatter paychecks outperform peers, according to a recent study from Goldman Sachs, an investment bank.
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Some discussed their attempts to woo top executives with promises of delivering more shady trades and fatter profits than rivals.
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And so it goes and so it goes, and where it's going everybody knows: fatter profits for the luxury automakers.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Paychecks are growing fatter in Boulder County, Colorado, than in 23.7 of the nation's largest counties.
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The reasons for the fatter numbers: A combination of higher prices for Brent crude and a continuing squeeze on spending.
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I pick Lance out of all of them because he was a little fatter and I was a chubby kid.
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Paychecks are a tad fatter and the economic picture has brightened slightly, but no one feels particularly secure or hopeful.
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The higher sticker prices generate fatter profit margins that's helped Ferrari offset a slowdown in sales in the second quarter.
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The batter is better when the fatter gets flatter and the cream is a dream when spooned into the latter.
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Their own accountant, they say, concluded that despite the fatter coffers, the league's finances are threatened by the rising administrative costs.
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I was older and fatter, and for some reason the flippancy of addresses to skinny children doesn't translate to overweight adults.
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Fitbit CEO James Park is trying to push the company into software and services, where there's recurring revenue and fatter margins.
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Amazon reported first-quarter earnings on Thursday that reflected an ongoing change at the company: less growth but fatter profit margins.
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Turns out that fatter penguins seems to lean in to their walk more, causing them to wobble—and fall—more easily.
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Video, however, is a far fatter signal, which meant tape had to be pulled past the recording heads at ridiculous speeds.
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Billionaires and big corporations decided they wanted more of the pie and they enlisted politicians to cut them a fatter slice.
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New Zealand's 10-year bonds offer an even fatter yield of 2.50 percent NZ10YT=RR, the highest in the developed world.
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With the sport having switched to wider, faster cars with fatter, grippier tires, it has become even more of a thrill.
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There are fatter and older women than Renee, but the film isn't interested in exploring how Renee has privileges they don't.
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The June jobs report brought with it almost universally good news, unless you're a worker looking for a substantially fatter paycheck.
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In Australia, people have been cutting back on added sugars since the 1990s even as the population has grown steadily fatter.
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"I truly hope I don't look like the picture," she said, noting extra wrinkles creasing her forehead and a "fatter" face.
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Crime Mycroft Holmes, Sherlock's older, fatter, smarter brother, was renowned for solving mysteries without leaving his armchair at the Diogenes Club.
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The fatter the bear, the easier it is to get overheated, which means they have to cool off and stop eating.
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Billionaires and big corporations decided they wanted more of the pie, and they enlisted politicians to cut 'em a fatter slice.
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It seems with every progressive generation the Mini lineup gets a bit fatter, a bit more awkward and a tad uglier.
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It's not as clear whether gaining more in benefits at the expense of a fatter paycheck represents a win for workers.
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Underlying all of this pre-holiday weight stress, of course, is the assumption that being "fat" or "fatter" is a bad thing.
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Fat Lama, the startup that offers a fully insured peer-to-peer rental marketplace for almost anything, is getting a little fatter.
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Unions agree with their bosses about the need for bigger firms, which they hope will result in fatter profits and higher wages.
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Before you ask your boss to meet to discuss money, do these five things to boost your chances of a fatter paycheck.
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It will have pricing dynamics similar to the Model 3, but what Tesla really needs is a luxury car with fatter margins.
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A phone that folds into a smallish tablet comes with a number of drawbacks (it's heavier and fatter) that negate the advantages.
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Obesity is a painful subject in the Pacific islands, where indigenous peoples have gotten fatter and sicker on a first-world diet.
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Workers looking for fatter paychecks had their best year in 43 since before the financial crisis, according to a government report Wednesday.
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It also offered further evidence of how much quicker the new, wider cars are with their more aggressive aerodynamics and fatter tyres.
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Singles champions at the U.S. Open tennis tournament will leave New York in September with a fatter wallet than last year's victors.
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And Americans' paychecks are getting fatter: Average hourly pay rose 2.9 percent in December from a year earlier, the most in seven years.
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The bigger the gap between those who took steps and those who didn't, the fatter the country—a phenomenon they call "activity inequality."
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Kylie Jenner is the beauty guru version of Pinnochio, except if she lies, her lips might get plumper and her wallet gets fatter.
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Fatter paycheques could also forestall efforts to unionise which are under way at Whole Foods, a grocery chain purchased by Amazon in 2017.
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Also, outside of genres, musicians simply might have personal preferences about whether they like a brighter sound or something fatter and bass-heavy.
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Americans are fatter than ever, CDC finds The unofficial start of summer also means a plethora of healthy foods are now in season.
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I get like that, too, and I feel fatter so I feel bad, but I don't think anyone should live life like that.
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But just because fatter paychecks are bad for certain areas, Lee predicts the impact won't be enough to drag down the entire index.
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In the end, Katie lands on the idea of trying to get someone fatter than she is to buy the house next door.
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Samsung could have crammed in larger batteries that are thicker, but that would have also meant making the Note 10s fatter as well.
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Normally it comes and goes without a hitch, and the wallets of players get thinner while those at Steam owner Valve get fatter.
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I was a fat baby, a fat kid, a fat adolescent, a fatter teen, a fat twenty-something, and I'm fat right now.
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A raft of technical changes, including fatter tires and aerodynamic enhancements, have raised hopes rivals can bridge the gap with the Silver Arrows.
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The longer the teenagers wait for the surgery and the fatter they get, the less likely they are to reach a normal weight.
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Businesses will be more inclined to push up their prices and employees to bid for fatter pay packets if they believe inflation will rise.
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Drivers on other teams have raved about new technical changes, including fatter tyres and aerodynamic upgrades, which have made the cars faster this season.
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These measurements demonstrated that the planet has 10 skinny rings, three fatter rings, and at least 13 small moons that orbit within the rings.
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One camp of traders within the stock-trading business felt the bank should remain focused on more traditional businesses, which came with fatter margins.
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The overall services market is worth an estimated $100 billion a year: almost as much as building and selling jets but yielding fatter margins.
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But while an antidiet project can almost certainly make you happier, freer, and more productive than you are now, you may also be fatter.
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For mass-market firms, used to slim margins, it might even prove a boon, though premium carmakers, used to fatter profits, may not agree.
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In contrast, financials tend to benefit from rising rates and bond yields as they help banks earn fatter margins on their traditional lending business.
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This version, made by Gameloft, sees a fatter, more colorful snake that's no longer familiar with 90-degree turns and takes big, long arcs instead.
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In a Time magazine cover story on the doll, little girls testing the toy at the company's headquarters laughed among themselves about the fatter Barbie.
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The profit margins for pickups are also fatter, about $10,353 per truck, which can be several times the amount of a typical sedan, analysts said.
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CFOs' expectations for capital spending, fatter profits, more hiring and higher wages within the next 12 months are all below the survey's 2-year average.
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Ultimately, while there was no evidence that fatter penguins walk significantly differently, thinner penguins are indeed a little more agile and less prone to falling.
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The design is a little fatter than last year's Nexus 6P, and the bezel on the bottom lip of the phone is much bigger. Yuck.
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Not to be a total killjoy, but the endorphin kick from staring at fatter account balances could also be triggering some dangerous retirement magical thinking.
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The one exception may be Apple, which stands alone as a luxury brand and which presents the advantage of fatter margins and a competitive edge.
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About 80 percent try to lose weight by themselves, but many fail, and the latest CDC statistics show that we are getting fatter, not thinner.
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A big deal Weight Watchers' pockets just might get fatter if its deal with DJ Khaled pays off the way its deal with Oprah did.
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Many of the cars in this class look like automakers tried and failed to put their sedan-based styling language on a bigger, fatter canvas.
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These women were more than three times more likely to develop heart disease than women who had the opposite shape: fatter thighs and flatter stomachs.
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Amidst strong economic growth and record-low unemployment, more Americans are quitting their jobs, confident they can land a new one with a fatter paycheck.
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We eat too much, we're too sedentary, so we get fatter — and this in turn causes the diabetes, Type 2, which is the common form.
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Gotta give props to Humphrey for offering it up for free, 'cause dude coulda had some fatter pockets -- Thomas just inked a $55 million deal.
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The fatter tires on the widebody help deliver a 10.8-second quarter-mile time, while the standard version trails it at a still-blistering 11.1 seconds.
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The other reason planets and stars aren't quite spherical is that they rotate: this squashes them a little so that they are fatter around the equator.
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The detail in Thursday's report was not quite as impressive, with full-time positions that tend to offer fatter wages and greater security declining by 6,400.
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Fatter profits not only make corporate debt less burdensome, they also free cash for capital spending, which creates further demand for businesses in a virtuous circle.
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A fatter deeper tone fills out the pulse, and then after a couple of minutes, I can hear an air raid siren modulating over the mix.
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Critics of the mayor, such as Alexei Navalny, an opposition leader, suggest the authorities wanted to clear space for bigger businesses that can pay fatter bribes.
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The rear Michelin tire is fatter than the front, but not so wide as to distract; their reflective aluminum rear cowling makes them unmistakable at night.
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The researchers looked at data from 170 countries and found that the more available and accessible meat is in a country, the fatter the residents are.
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The new $49 3Doodler Start, which will ship with a USB charger and two packets of plastic mix packs, is shorter and fatter than the original.
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But even bears that are considerably fatter haven't been able to compete with the aggressive 856, who fishes where he wants, and does what he wants.
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But the Katanas, in all their opulence, also have a fatter nozzle, housing three separate bores producing sound from no less than nine speakers per ear.
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Organising a shipment within the next week would yield fatter margins as Asian spot prices in early March carry a $0.70/mmBtu premium to late March.
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With the world fatter than ever, nutritionists and government agencies are struggling to figure out how to label foods so consumers know what they're getting into.
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Go deeper: As cancer mortality declines, gap between rich and poor emerges Americans are getting heavier Health and wellness are booming, but we're fatter than ever
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True Velocity's lightweight cartridge is a little shorter than the 7.62 x 51 mm round but slightly fatter, so it will require redesigned magazines, Sims said.
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Although it is a bit large, it's actually not much wider or fatter than the smaller versions of the same appliance — it's just a bit taller.
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The 3rd-Gen Echo has the same height as the second-generation Echo (3.4 inches), but it's visibly fatter (3.9 inches, to the 2nd-Gen's 3.4).
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People who quit tobacco frequently say they put on weight after giving up, and the risk of getting fatter can deter smokers from trying to stop.
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While the over-ear-design looks like a fatter version of the very well reviewed Jabra Move headphones, the new active noise-canceling feature sounds intriguing.
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My dad told her that he was especially turned on by pregnant women because, according to him, their outer labia became fatter and wetter during pregnancy.
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"It is hard to see how markets price in these risks, but there is a tail risk and it has become a bit fatter," he said.
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Fatter profits are due in part to growing sales of prescription drugs, medical devices, tests and procedures — that reflects both higher prices and more quantities sold.
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I explained that, growing up, my dad used a hand puppet called the "Ignorant Moose" to point out how much fatter I was than my brother.
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It has promised fatter margins from selling internet services to its smartphone users, but those services accounted for less than 9 percent of last year's revenue.
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Asked by analysts if there was room for fatter returns, Descalzi said the issue would be addressed in the company's business plan due out in March.
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But its sailors keep getting fatter: A new Defense Department study found that 22 percent of them — roughly one in every five — now qualify as obese.
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Borrowing costs in Spain, Portugal and Italy jumped as investors demanded a fatter risk premium over safer German paper, where two-year yields hit record lows.
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Even better, full-time positions that tend to offer fatter wages and greater security grew by a hefty 42,2.13, bringing gains in the past year to 238,800.
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You can't blame them; gaining proficiency in Excel can set you on the path to a fatter paycheck and help you make sense of large data sets.
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But there are also winners, including domestic companies shielded from foreign competition and thus able to enjoy fatter profits—and the US Treasury, which gains new revenues.
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As part of its diversification push, Terna is looking to non-regulated businesses and international developments where investments could command fatter returns, fuelling earnings and dividend payments.
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But BTIG media analyst Rich Greenfield says the merger will "certainly lead to higher consumer prices, bigger & fatter video bundles," and less competition from upstart video providers.
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That's because with a tight labor market, an increasing number of workers are quitting their jobs, confident they can land a new one with a fatter paycheck.
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Wall Street has been banking on fatter corporate profits to justify pricey valuations following a recent rally that has propelled the S&P 500 to record highs.
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More than 68 percent of adults and 41 percent of children are overweight or obese in Philadelphia, according to the AP. Related: Americans Are Still Getting Fatter
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Jaybird, though, is just glad it can sell more Bluetooth gear, which has a much higher average selling price (and presumably fatter profit margin) than wired headphones.
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But, more importantly," he said, tailors "put a lot of fabric in the seams, so as you get older and fatter, the clothing can be let out.
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According to Hill, these brushes work best for the brand's Mood Light Highlighters because they're "fatter and thicker" than the other two makeup tools in the collection.
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I mean, you've got, to the best of my knowledge, the detainees are getting fatter by the day over there, living, okay, let's not talk about that.
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Whether your goal is a fatter retirement account, a vacation fund or starting a cash cushion, these five strategies can help tweak your spending and savings habits.
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But there are a lot more hidden effects in shows like synthetic environments designed to look like cities, facial enhancements, and making people look skinnier or fatter.
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AND I HATE TO THROW ALL THESE NUMBERS AT YOU, BUT REAL DISPOSABLE INCOME, WHICH I'LL JUST CALL PAYCHECKS—FATTER PAYCHECKS PLUS 3%, THE ECONOMIC BOOM CONTINUES.
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Dr. Galison had published "a fatter but equally illuminating book" called "Image and Logic" — a history dominated by tools, whereas Kuhn's was a history dominated by ideas.
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J.C. thinks even if Ball never gets to suit up for UCLA, he's still NBA bound ... and his pockets will be a lot fatter in the process.
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The country's trade surplus climbed to A$1.53 billion ($1.15 billion) in March, more than double forecasts, while January and February were both revised to show fatter gains.
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And for some professions—such as law or medicine—even debt burdens of those levels can be easily managed, given the fatter paychecks doctors and lawyers eventually earn.
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It's a lot fatter and wider than your modern DSLRs and full-frame mirrorless cameras from Sony, Nikon, or Canon, but it retains that same sort of shape.
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"It's so beautiful in the north of Spain, and I'm getting fatter by the minute," she joked, "wearing" the bee filter on her face in the accompanying video.
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Wall Street workers are on track to receive fatter bonuses in 226 after hauling in an average of $2177,210 last year, according to New York's chief fiscal officer.
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Mentions of labor shortages and fatter paychecks peppered Wednesday's edition of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book, with one report of employees "ghosting" on companies for better jobs elsewhere.
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"The bad news for Trump and his party, of course, is that they were depending on perceptions of fatter paychecks to boost their chances in November," he wrote.
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As its own kind of machine, Basel is a beast that gets fatter and still hungrier every year, its events more corporate, and that aforementioned energy increasingly anxious.
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Powerful employers in such a market can get away with paying a lower wage, allowing them to earn fatter profits (although this entails a probable sacrifice in output).
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With older, larger, and significantly fatter bears in the bracket, it's exceedingly unlikely that he'll be a victor, or even close to a victor, in this year's competition.
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"Since it is baby time, the moms will be fatter and larger," according to an affidavit submitted by Ms. Sheive, who lives in Williamson, N.Y., east of Rochester.
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The new cars are expected to lap significantly faster on fatter tyres, and Renault are confident that their power unit has also made big gains on last year.
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COUPLE WHO MET AT SONIC, BONDED OVER TATER TOTS, TAKE ENGAGEMENT PHOTOS AT FAST-FOOD CHAIN So if more Americans are exercising, how can more also be getting fatter?
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With all signs pointing to a robust labor market and persistent hiring, wage pressures have finally begun to gather steam as companies offer fatter paychecks to attract new workers.
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With wage growth in Australia crawling around the slowest pace on record, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe recently called on workers to demand fatter pay hikes.
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As a general rule it is true that if you eat vastly fewer calories than you burn, you'll get slimmer (and if you consume far more, you'll get fatter).
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In return carmakers can charge more and rake in fatter profits than their mass-market counterparts (margins average around 10% compared with 5% or below in the mass market).
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The track action this season has changed, however, with champions Mercedes facing their biggest external challenge in years and fans enjoying the spectacle of faster cars on fatter tyres.
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The study, which was measured by placing penguins on a little treadmill, was specifically about whether fatter king penguins have a different way of walking than their thin counterparts.
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What looks like a big fat target, in other words, could be something else entirely: a force that only gets bigger and fatter as more stories swirl around it.
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Teresa Giudice's paychecks are going to be a little fatter now, because she's completely paid up the six-figure tab that was part of her sentence for fraud charges.
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" She then asserted that "billionaires and big corporations" are responsible because they "decided they wanted more of the pie, and they enlisted politicians to cut them a fatter slice.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Banging empty pots and brandishing signs saying "only the government is growing fatter," Venezuelan activists in Caracas on Saturday protested food shortages in the crisis-stricken country.
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And if a firm has premium marques, as do BMW and Mercedes, it can more easily pass on costs to eager buyers or absorb them with its fatter profits.
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" She then asserts that "billionaires and big corporations" are responsible because they "decided they wanted more of the pie, and they enlisted politicians to cut them a fatter slice.
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But it doesn't matter how long we talk about it or how many times Mel assure me she's a f*cking whale beneath her clothes; I know I'm fatter.
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Pump's also got some added kickers in his contract -- like a cut of his merchandise sold in chain stores -- so his huge fan base makes his wallet even fatter.
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Your paycheck is not getting fatter because companies like Amazon are helping keep wages down, according to an outspoken and widely followed analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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You can scoop this data science training on sale for just $39.99 and start on the path to a fatter paycheck (over $113,000 in base pay, but who's counting?).
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However, analysts say the outlook for hospitals remains strong as the group invests more in outpatient facilities that generate fatter profit margins and slashes spending to counter sluggish admissions.
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"They only have enough to get where they need to go; the fatter you are the more energy it takes to fly, so it's a fine balance," she said.
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The state's credit ratings could sink to "junk," a first for any U.S. state, leaving some investors unable to buy the state's debt and others to demand even fatter yields.
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I had been, for 10 years at that point, the stereotypical girl eating only a salad on the first date, afraid that eating normally would only make me seem fatter.
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Loads of us have youthful hippie ideals that we mislay under pressure of grown-up life and kids, giving up and getting older and fatter somewhere with a comfy sofa.
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Be smart: The tight labor market is starting to deliver fatter paychecks, but wage growth has pulled back from its acceleration late last year and remains below pre-crisis levels.
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U.S. shale-focused companies project 15 percent volume growth this year, says consultancy Wood Mackenzie, and the larger oil producers such as Chevron are raising output and delivering fatter dividends.
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More than 4.5 million American workers will get a fatter paycheck beginning next month, and the raise has nothing to do with the sweeping tax overhaul bill approved this week.
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The cars are faster, wider and more aggressive-looking with fatter tyres and revised aerodynamics but, behind the scenes, more far-reaching changes are being mapped out to drive expansion.
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And so heirloom corn is nixtamalized in-house daily, for tortilla-like Oaxacan memelas , which are slightly fatter and come loaded with wild mushrooms and epazote or chorizo and potatoes.
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J.P. Gownder, an analyst at Forrester Research, thinks the new device allows Microsoft to participate in the high end of the PC market, where profit margins tend to be fatter.
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The pamphlets also detailed how feeding pigs a daily regimen of two antibiotics would make them fatter and, as any farmer understands, a heavier pig is a more profitable pig.
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By waiting that long to start collecting from the annuity, you get rewarded with fatter checks, which will come in handy if your workplace retirement plan savings have run out.
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Even more studies began to question whether or not it's so bad to be fat in the first place; one notably suggested that fatter people lived longer than thin ones.
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More than 4.5 million American workers will get a fatter paycheck starting this week, and the raise has nothing to do with the sweeping tax overhaul bill approved last month.
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While it is absolutely possible to live on the country's average salary, $53,3683 (especially if you don't live on the coasts), life can certainly be easier with a fatter paycheck.
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The latest generation of pricier iPhones is attracting more demand than last year's models, and that should lead to a fatter bottom line for Apple, RBC Capital Markets said Wednesday.
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But sometimes the medium part, which is fatter, the grain will cross over with another grain which is going the other way, so it's definitely a bit of an art.
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The average American is getting shorter and fatter, and on the verge of matching the medical definition for obesity, according to a report this week from the Centers for Disease Control.
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If Trump adviser Steve Bannon was joking when he suggested that White House press briefings have recently been held off-camera because "Sean [Spicer] got fatter," Chelsea Clinton is not laughing.
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After all, SUVs are in hot demand, the styling got high marks and the fact that it was being built in Mexico meant the profit margin would be fatter than usual.
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Borrowing costs in Spain, Portugal and Italy jumped as investors demanded a fatter risk premium over safer German paper, where two-year yields hit record lows at minus 1.69.60 basis points.
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Borrowing costs in Spain, Portugal and Italy jumped as investors demanded a fatter risk premium over safer German paper, where two-year yields hit record lows at minus 52 basis points.
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Its shape, like a top, fatter around the Equator as it spins around in 4.3 hours, also suggests that the stuff of Bennu is not solid rock but shifts and slides.
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But a raft of technical changes to the cars, including fatter tires and improved aerodynamics, are seen leveling the playing field and Ferrari showed impressive reliability and pace during winter testing.
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Read more:6 chemicals in food, makeup, and skin-care products that aren't as dangerous as you thinkProcessed foods make us fatter, lead to cancer, and are linked with early death.
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One consequence of the fatter format means only eight teams will be eliminated from the six initial groups of four, with even third place likely to seal a last-16 spot.
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If history is any guide, rich Americans are about to help themselves to a fatter slice of the economic pie, leaving an even skimpier portion for the rest of the country.
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"Yes and I still have another 5 pounds more to gain to appear even fatter for the next character that I will be playing," People reports that she wrote back in Spanish.
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Even the large players are focusing on niches, such as fashion or groceries, that have fatter margins than gizmos such as smartphones (roughly half of all sales now), which are barely profitable.
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Absent reform and "smart cuts," the Defense Department "will just get fatter, not stronger," according to Todd Harrison, director of defense budget analysis at the nonpartisan Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Available in both washable and waterproof, this is a killer mascara that makes your lashes look a little longer, a little fatter, and gives them a nice, feline flick at the tips.
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Sustained periods of low unemployment are supposed to fuel fatter paychecks as employers struggle to fill positions, but this average hourly earnings number suggests the tight labor market isn't accelerating that effect.
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Overweight and obese study participants underestimated their body size and desired to be thinner, whereas normal and underweight participants overestimated their body size and desired to be fatter, according to the study.
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In past years, I have also reaped the well-documented benefits of Dry January, including improved sleep quality, higher energy levels, clearer skin, weight loss, and a fatter wallet from saving money.
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Policymakers were already divided over whether to head off economic fears with significant further rate cuts or to stand pat because people are still finding jobs, taking home fatter paychecks and spending money.
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With increased job opportunities and fatter paychecks, Americans may be better off then they have been in years, yet they are doing worse when it comes to paying off their loans every month.
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There's an expandable side pocket for water bottles, although my elongated bottle was always at risk of falling out because the elastic band wasn't tight enough (a fatter bottle would have been fine).
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Market researcher TrendForce said demand for large TV panels, which provide fatter margins, will pick up in the second quarter thanks to new product launches and orders ahead of China's Labor Day sales.
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Nestle's trading operating profit margin improved to a better-than-expected 17.1% as the company pressed ahead with its premiumization strategy, selling more products with fatter margins and more resilient to economic downturns.
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Salesmen might get fatter wallets in the short term, but the end goal they envisioned was companies with African-American secretaries, bookkeepers, lawyers, chemists, warehousemen, teamsters, marketers, and consultants across the beverage industry.
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Heirloom corn is nixtamalized in-house daily, for fresh tortillas (left) and tortilla-like Oaxacan memelas (right), which are slightly fatter and come loaded with chorizo and potato or wild mushrooms and epazote.
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Despite fears that dementia rates were going to explode as the population grows older and fatter, and has more diabetes and high blood pressure, a large nationally representative survey has found the reverse.
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Heavier, faster and more physical, the 2017 cars are subjecting drivers like the Toro Rosso youngster to far greater G-forces through corners that can now be taken flat out on fatter tyres.
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Republicans have insisted that the bill's popularity will improve once Americans begin to see its effects in the form of fatter paychecks starting next year and an economy goosed by lower corporate taxes.
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With those deals, the company has also changed its product offering: It sunset the $10/month soccer skinny bundle it previously offered and now sells a fatter $35 package of more than 55 channels.
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The senator, who wants to hike taxes on the wealthy to build up social programs such as "Medicare for All" and tuition-free public college, says his fatter wallet will not affect his plans.
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The unemployment rate for immigrants is 4% compared with 16% in Sweden, where benefits are fatter and unions have negotiated industry-wide pay scales that price unskilled migrants out of jobs (see chart 2).
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In recent times Indian cricket, much like the Indian economy, has inexorably pulled ahead of the Pakistani game, propelled by higher revenues, hugely fatter salaries, more professional management and keener promotion of young talent.
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Alvin Kamara is pretty sure Le'Veon Bell is about to make his wallet a whole lot fatter ... 'cause the Saints star says Bell's big contract demands are going to revolutionize how RBs are paid.
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Asked by the Atlantic's Rosie Gray why press briefings were increasingly being held off camera, White House chief strategist Steve Bannon texted, "Sean got fatter," and then refused to respond to follow-up questions.
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A handful of other Southeast Asian neighbors are doing the same, but the likes of Thailand and Malaysia demand retirees have higher pensions, fatter bank balances and are at least 50 years of age.
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The Surface Pen feels natural in my hand, and I was surprised to learn that many of my colleagues dislike the fatter Wacom stylus, which does feel like a fat kindergarten crayon by comparison.
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Big Pharma has been pilloried for decades but still flourished, not least because it keeps producing life-saving innovations needed by Americans, who are in aggregate getting fatter, older and sicker by the year.
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TENNIS-USOPEN/ U.S. Open tennis to offer record prize money in 2018 Singles champions at the U.S. Open tennis tournament will leave New York in September with a fatter wallet than last year's victors.
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Another factor might be that the foreign conductor comes to an orchestra with a certain cachet and commands a significantly higher fee than the younger American, which means a fatter fee for the agent.
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Fatter margins and burgeoning middle classes are two of the prizes, although they come with risks such as tough foreign ownership restrictions and competition from established players like Singapore's DBS and ANZ of Australia.
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Aristeia Capital, a hedge fund based in Connecticut, is lobbying Sina shareholders to back its two candidates for the company's board in a bid to shake up Sina's business and give shareholders fatter returns.
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Though the rise in inflation nicked a penny off of the average hourly earnings for production and nonsupervisory workers in October, a jump in the length of the work week made their paychecks fatter anyway.
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If that sounds crooked to you, you're not alone; elected officials and voters alike have cried foul at Super PACs' growing influence, arguing that the wealthy shouldn't have more sway because of their fatter wallets.
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ANZ Banking Group lowered its mortgage rates only by 18 basis points while Westpac announced 20 basis point cut for owner occupiers and a fatter 35 basis point reduction for investors with interest-only payments.
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Formula One's new motorsport supremo Ross Brawn, the former Ferrari technical head and ex-Mercedes team boss, will be in Barcelona as the sport enters a new era of fatter tyres and wider, lower cars.
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Letters To the Editor: In "A Better, Not Fatter, Defense Budget" (editorial, May 9), you hint at but do not fully disclose the extent to which a Pentagon run amok shortchanges our way of life.
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How job-hopping in this tight labor market can help you snare a fatter paycheck Older job seekers should watch out for these age discrimination red flags Second, he says, is that telecommuting improves productivity.
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With GDP growth at levels not seen for several years, unemployment at a 17-year low and consumer confidence rising with wages and fatter paychecks from tax cuts, there was a lot to talk about.
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Essentially, that means that American wallets have grown fatter from the accumulation of financial assets like stocks and mutual fund holdings than they have from gains in their homes and other physical assets like autos.
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At the bottom of any garbage plate there should be a healthy serving of few different foods: french fries (or, as the locals call their shorter, fatter variant: home fries), macaroni salad, or baked beans.
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"I hope that it splits the men from the boys," he said of the physical challenges the cars impose on drivers with the fatter tyres and revised aerodynamics subjecting them to increased G-forces through corners.
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"If anything, I needed to get kind of bigger and fatter because fighters in the '70s, they had very different physiques than they do today, which I was very happy to oblige them with," he jokes.
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Several factors have contributed to companies' fatter bottom lines over the last 20 years: corporate tax cuts, the rise of globalization, less anti-trust enforcement, low interest rates and workers' shrinking bargaining power for more pay.
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Reliability more than the lap times is the main focus at this stage of the year with the new-look wider cars, on fatter front and rear tyres and with revamped aerodynamics, unveiled only last week.
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But the 2017 rule changes, with fatter tyres and faster cars, could signal a new awakening for four times world champion Sebastian Vettel and veteran "Iceman" Raikkonen in what looks likely to be his last campaign.
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If Fidelity can lure investors in with a promise of no fees, it is in a position to sell other products and services — a money-market account, say, or financial advice — that offer fatter profit margins.
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Whitman told CNBC in June that Hewlett Packard Enterprise was almost done with "one of the largest transformations in American business history, " and that investors would see fatter profit margins toward the end of this year.
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By the numbers: S&P 500 companies reporting fatter profits than analysts expected have seen average share prices pop 2.3% days before and after their report — above the five-year average of 1%, according to FactSet.
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But by depriving the IRS of resources, Republicans have been enabling this immoral and sometimes criminal behavior to grow more brazen—by starving the beast of government, they've allowed the country's oligarchs to grow even fatter.
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A small farmer from Daqing city in northeastern Heilongjiang province said she now has pigs weighing 140kg, well over average slaughter weights of 110kg, as they grow fatter on the farm instead of heading to the slaughterhouse.
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Working part time during college in a coffee and cake shop I would deliberately serve the fatter customers the larger slices of cake and even sneak them in an extra piece if my boss was on break.
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The sport's most dominant team, who have taken both championships for the past three years, are likely to have another winner on their hands as Formula One enters a new era with wider cars and fatter tyres.
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A run of upbeat U.S. economic data has also led markets to price in a much greater chance of a move in December as well, which should give the currency a fatter rate advantage over its competitors.
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Before slipping last month, Chinese mills had mostly been churning out steel at a record rate from March to August amid strong domestic demand, fatter profit margins and an environmental crackdown that shut out some other producers.
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I only seemed to get fatter if I ate how much a normal person was supposed to, yet no one was about to help me with the weight loss I felt like I desperately needed to pursue.
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The firm's stock traded at an almost 15-year high of 53,500 won following the announcement, mirroring gains seen by industry peers in recent months as soaring memory chip prices boost hopes for fatter margins and bigger profits.
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Terkel: [laughing] Mostel: I'm the fatter object, to the right of the microphone … Terkel: You spoke earlier of Jackson Pollock … you spoke of a nuthouse, and, in a sense, what [the action painters] are doing reflects the nuthouse.
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According to new research from recruiting software company Jobvite, "only 29 percent of job seekers negotiated their salary at their current or most recent job," meaning 71 percent of employees could be missing out on a fatter paycheck.
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"The chance of a government of extreme parties being formed in Italy are still low, but the size of the tail risk in Italy just got fatter," said Peter Chatwell, head of European rates at Mizuho in London.
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A run of upbeat U.S. economic data has also led markets to price in a much greater chance of a move in December as well, which should give the currency a fatter rate advantage over its major counterparts.
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Despite the band members' insistence that they've gotten fatter, slower, and more alcoholic-y in their absence, it doesn't show on their fourth record, which might just be their loudest and most abrasive collection of songs to date.
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Even with beautification and the offensive "thinner face" option (there's no corresponding "fatter face" toggle, it assumes you'll only want to go in one direction) turned down to 0, my face invariably looks like it's photographed through foggy glass.
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Entering a third-straight fiscal year without a spending plan could sink Illinois' credit ratings to "junk," a first for any U.S. state, leaving some investors unable to buy the state's debt and others to demand even fatter yields.
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"(It shows) the strongest level of evidence that there is a causal effect that simply something about being a bit fatter as a women or being a bit shorter as a man lowers your chances in life," Frayling added.
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NEW YORK, May 26 (Reuters) - For more than eight months, investors have poured money into the riskiest U.S. municipal bonds, boosting prices as they dive into anything that can give them fatter yields in a global low-rate environment.
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Depth sensors from his tags showed that some of the seals slowly drifted up towards the surface while sleeping, while others slowly descended—an indicator of their health, as fatter, healthier seals are less dense than water and float.
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Sarah Murnen, a social psychologist and gender studies professor at Kenyon College in Ohio who has studied the sexualization of women over the past 25 years, said she believes that "body positivity" doesn't actually give rise to fatter bodies.
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A run of upbeat U.S. economic data has also led markets to price in a much greater chance of a hike in December as well, which should give the currency a fatter interest rate advantage over its major counterparts.
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The 228,000 jobs created formed a solid foundation, but the pedestrian 2.5 percent average hourly earnings growth left many scratching their heads wondering how a 4.1 percent unemployment rate, the lowest in 17 years, still wasn't producing fatter paychecks.
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In the first detailed financial statement about the demerger, Wesfarmers put the one-time cost to spin off Coles at A$148 million ($104 million) but the disclosure also buttressed Wesfarmers' rationale for shedding the grocer to seek fatter margins elsewhere.
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Looking out for No. 1 may seem like the surest path to the top, but new research suggests that devoting time to assisting others, even when it doesn't personally benefit you, may be the best path to a fatter paycheck.
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When asked why Spicer's appearances at press briefings have been scarce and why the briefings are being held off-camera, "White House chief strategist Steve Bannon said in a text message, according to Atlantic reporter Rosie Gray, "Sean got fatter.
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Go deeper: Streaming's cancel culture problem Skinny bundles may not salvage pay-TV declines "Skinny" TV bundles keep getting fatter New streamers battle over old shows Chasing huge subscriber goals, streamers give it away The streaming battlefield is getting crowded
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The second reason why productivity gains might widen the trade deficit is that consumers, anticipating strong wage growth, would probably reduce their saving for a while, in effect spending some of their fatter pay-packets before the relevant paydays dawn.
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But at the end of the day people vote for kitchen table issues and when their wallets get fatter and their jobs and their promotions start coming down that pipeline that&aposs going to have deep impact on how they vote.
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Instead of the more defined and classic-looking "P" on a light gray background, the new one is a fatter "P" shape (with the hole filled in), in a brighter, lighter shade of blue, stamped on a stark white background.
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The luxury automaker makes fatter margins on its more expensive V-12 cars than on its V-8 models; but because its V-12 lineup was becoming outdated, the company has been selling far more of the less-expensive V-8s.
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When a reporter asked why White House press briefings are now routinely held off-camera, White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon said in a text message "Sean got fatter" and did not respond to a follow-up, according to The Atlantic.
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Despite its increasing interest in wacky and expensive projects ranging from drones to virtual reality to millimeter wave towers, Facebook's operating margins got fatter, increasing to 45 percent this quarter, a 13 percent increase from the same period last year.
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It feels as if some know-it-all child is nudging me in the ribs, reminding me that what I'm watching is a game played by fallible men governed by an arbitrary set of rules enforced by other, fatter fallible men.
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Those junky convenience foods, while they may have the same number of calories and nutrients packed inside them as fresh, home-cooked meals, can makes us eat substantially more every day (like, 500 extra calories) and get fatter over time.
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Within these sections, a range of poems are titled variously after additional scientific concepts, such as "Planck's constant" or "Law of total probability" (but also interspersed with the occasional title such as "Universe as an infant: fatter than expected and kind of lumpy.").
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Thus, even among children with identical educational qualifications, the privately schooled are more likely to get the best jobs and to take home fatter pay-cheques, according to a study in 2014 by academics at the UCL Institute of Education and Cambridge University.
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"There is the distinct possibility that the left tail has gotten fatter, and that monetary policy exhaustion and an overhang of debt in some major economies pose material threats to the sustainability of the global recovery and financial stability," the author said.
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Fatter IRL: a fat art show tells all in the title: the ongoing group exhibition brings together 12 artists who identify as fat, giving them a space and a voice at the former Pfizer Plant in Brooklyn, provided by the team at Re:Art.
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Curated by artist and writer Rose Budz, Fatter IRL presents an eclectic range of mediums, as can be seen through Rochelle Brock's Nan Goldin-esque photography, kitsch monochrome illustrations by Rachele Cateyes, Jinhee Kwak's bodily sculpture, and many other works in the show.
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Such children tend to get even fatter, according to findings from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children reported in April in the journal Pediatrics by Eric Robinson of the University of Liverpool and Angelina R. Sutin of Florida State University College of Medicine.
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You won't get to do anything unless you have a ticket, and the absolute best way to get a ticket, and keep your wallet a little fatter, is to get early-bird tickets to Disrupt before the price jumps by $1,000 this weekend.
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A representative for the animal rights group Help the Santorini Donkeys recently told the Mirror that locals have been forced to begin breeding their donkeys with stronger mules to make it easier for them to carry what the Mirror calls "fatter tourists."
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But such casual treatment of consumer data doesn't occur in a vacuum, and entrenched telecom duopolies and collective, systemic apathy paved the way toward casual, non-transparent abuse of private consumer data becoming the gold standard in the quest for fatter revenues.
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Because one target can yield hundreds or thousands of incidental sub-targets — people connected to the target whose call records will be requested and stored — it's possible that 2017's targets just had fatter, longer contact lists and deeper networks than 2016's.
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"Let's just say you could be an older, fatter gentleman and still have a great time there," said Jared McAlinn, who works at Homage, a Cobble Hill skate shop, which is considering relocating to Fort Greene to be closer to the new park.
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"If you, who are skinny, and I, who is a little fatter, eat the same amount of food, you'll suck up less nutrients and I'll suck up more," said Dr. Herbert Gaisano, a professor of medicine and physiology at the University of Toronto.
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Over the last half-century, the biggest American companies have captured a fatter share of profits produced by public companies, according to research from Kathleen M. Kahle, a University of Arizona finance professor, and René M. Stulz, an economist at Ohio State University.
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Yields in Chicago's deal were also much fatter than those of other muni bonds carrying the same low-investment grade ratings of BBB-minus from Fitch Ratings and BBB-plus from S&P, said Dan Solender, lead muni bond portfolio manager at Lord Abbett.
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Every year that we delay means people being denied care by insurers who are always scheming ways to make a fatter profit, another year of families paying insane costs that break their budget, another year of people literally dying for lack of decent care.
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The French firm's 43.4% ownership of Nissan, which in turn owns a meagre 15% non-voting stake in Renault (as well as 34% of Mitsubishi), rankles among the top brass in Japan, not least because Nissan makes more cars and fatter profits than Renault.
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For these brown bears, the fatter the better, because body fat means strong chances of survival as they hibernate through the winter, so the park shares images of its bears and their glorious pudge on social media, where fans can vote on the fattest bear.
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The spool is made from a flexible, rubber-like material, so it can stretch and be fatter—allowing it to reel in the tendon quickly for speed—or shrink down to be narrower—allowing it to reel in the tendon with more force, for strength.
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Siemens Chief Executive Joe Kaeser has set out to reshape the group, a household name in Germany, to make it more profitable and agile by selling off non-core businesses and investing in areas such as software that promise faster growth and fatter margins.
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Unemployment is at a fifty year low, taxes for families and businesses have been cut, regulations and red tape have been slashed, paychecks are getting fatter, consumer and small business confidence are setting records, and farmers, ranchers and manufacturers are empowered by better trade deals.
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A slower, darker section sets in as Mr. Allison abandons his shimmying syncopation for a fatter, more thrashing attack; Mr. Cardenas takes the tune's only solo, a short, nonidiomatic trip that begins with distorted notes and sustained harmonics, then wanders into some unbluesy riffs.
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"Still, while more jobs with slightly fatter paychecks paints a rosy picture for consumers, worries that the trade war will cost households more at the checkout has started to weigh on moods," said Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. Chief Economist for S&P Global Ratings.
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Meghan McCain, who herself has insulted Trump on The View multiple times, was the target of Trump&aposs insults when he asked one person over the phone if "She&aposs been getting fatter?" and said that she was "dumber" than her father, according to the book.
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The fresh, flexible, sweet-scented tlayudas come from a group of Oaxacan artisans who shape each one to be huge and thin, as lightly crinkled and diaphanous as a summer dress, totally distinct from the fatter, palm-size corn tortillas you might encounter at a taqueria.
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Farmers in North Dakota and other states contribute a fixed percentage of revenue to a federal fund called the "soybean checkoff" that pays for marketing programs like trade missions to China and research intended to convince Chinese farmers that pigs raised on American soybeans grow faster and fatter.
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The review will also look at conflicts of interest in the sector as there may be extra incentives for brokers to place business in facilities even where it may not be the best option for their clients because in many cases they receive fatter fees, the FCA said.
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Every detail of the new Oasis' design seems almost tailor-made to envelop you in words, from the display which is flush with the device's bezels to the fatter buttons you can push without a thought to the well-balanced weight that makes the ereader easy to hold with one hand.
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Obviously, you may get even better results without a case, but I reckon most people will have a case anyway on the slippery, expensive iPhone X. I've also tried charging with a fatter Speck case, and it worked, but it took a little bit more time for the charging to start.
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When we were filming, the first thing we shot was the on-the-river shots and that's when we said, "Boy, it really needs a back-of-the-neck appliance, a little fatter in the back of the neck with the rolls and everything," and so we added that in.
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Go deeper: As cancer mortality declines, gap between rich and poor emerges Americans are getting heavier Health and wellness are booming, but we're fatter than ever Editor's note: The chart was corrected to show year-on-year percent increase from 1995 to 2014 (not percent increase over the time period).
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According to Michelle Li, one of the co-founders of WooPlus, the idea for the app came after viewing a viral "social experiment" video, where men reacted viciously to being set up on a Tinder date with a woman who ended up being fatter than she appeared in her photos.
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How job-hopping in this tight labor market can help you snare a fatter paycheck Older job seekers should watch out for these age discrimination red flags To reduce their virtual distance profile, they implemented in-person discussions to better understand each other's values — something that had disappeared behind virtual curtains.
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"You almost get the sense watching her that she's getting fatter before your eyes," said Hamilton, who is also the president of the non-profit organization Friends of McNeil River, a group opposed to the large-scale mine that the Trump administration is considering for development in the heart of fat bear country.
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Seven years of photos taken at the U.S. border (Source: Homeland Security/FOIA) Seven years of photos taken at the U.S. border (Source: Homeland Security/FOIA) What's interesting about these encounters is that you can see me getting exponentially fatter over the years while my sense of style declines at about the same rate.
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Tony Robbins says this simple technique sparks genius How job-hopping can help you snare a fatter paycheck Lindner added that employment contracts are also offered to those in senior positions at the top of the organizational chart as well as to those in project-based positions that have employment start and end dates.
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That's unacceptable, and it's a big reason why paychecks across the country are flat while corporate profits are fatter than ever," said Schakowsky, in a statement shared with CNBC Make It. "I'm proud to support workers in the fight for $15 who are striking and protesting all across the country today for union rights.
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He just had time to remark that the sound was oddly familiar when an English bulldog even fatter and uglier yet moving far faster than Hadassah had ever moved in her life — maybe it was the example set by its thoroughbred neighbors — rolled in like an asthmatic bowling ball, paws slapping at the mud.
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"There is a real potential for our responses in a changing climate to make the fat cats fatter, so to speak, and to be to the detriment of our marginalized frontline communities," says Katharine Mach, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Miami and coauthor on the study published today in the journal Science Advances.
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However, 23andMe tells TechCrunch that's not the case, and that it has no plans to get back into next-generation sequencing, instead sticking to genotyping, which offers much richer data on specific traits consumers may be interested in, such as if they're prone to get fatter than average or if they're at genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease.
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You don't have to look far to see analogies between the pro-Brexit campaign in the U.K. and Trump voters in the U.S. It's not just that their leaders both look like an older, fatter Draco Malfoy on a bad hair day, or that both sets of supporters are overwhelmingly white people who live outside cities and don't have college educations.
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Nutrition experts at the National Institutes of Health provided some of the first evidence, in the journal Cell Metabolism, that there is something inherently bad about the way our bodies take in processed, ready-to-eat and ready-to-heat foods — and that it makes us eat substantially more every day and get fatter over time than we would if we were regularly eating fresh, home-cooked meals.
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Read more:34 of the most dangerous things science has strongly linked to cancerCancer-causing toxins were just found in foundation and sparkly makeup — here are 11 chemicals that could lurk in your lipstick, lotion, and eye powderAsbestos has again been found in makeup sold at Claire&aposs, highlighting a disturbing &aposblack hole&apos in beauty-product safetyA toxic-chemicals expert is sounding the alarm about 4 cancer-linked chemicals that could be making us sicker and fatter
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Raving it up in a field with a pinger (stronger than the ones you get now) while a DJ (better at mixing than the ones you get now) spun tunes (fatter than the shit you listen to now) out into the stretches of a warehouse (bigger than the ones you party in now) while we all scuffed up our trainers (more comfortable than the ones you wear now) on the dusty concrete floor (dustier than the concrete floors you walk on now) and coughed (out of lungs which were way more legendary at breathing than yours) on cigarette smoke (which was more addictive back in the day) and Bez was there.
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BEIJING, Oct 29 (Reuters) - * China's corn futures rose by their most in almost seven months on Tuesday, with traders and analysts saying better-than-expected feed demand for the grain and snowy weather in the main production region supported prices * The most actively traded corn futures on Dalian Commodity Exchange rose 1.25% to 1,859 yuan per tonne, their biggest daily gain since April 4 * "The physical market (of) corn is stronger than pessimistic expectation previously," said Meng Jinhui, senior analyst at Shengda Futures * "Transporting fees also rose due to strict inspection on overloading, while snows in Heilongjiang might also restrict corn volume in short term," Meng added * A year-long African swine fever disease in China has significantly curbed consumption for key feed ingredients including soymeal and corn * However, farmers move to raise fatter pigs to cash in on soaring pork prices has supported demand recently (Reporting by Hallie Gu and Dominique Patton; Editing by Aditya Soni)
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