As more and more variable renewable energy (solar and wind) comes on the grid, there will be more and more fluctuations in power supply — large fluctuations as the sun comes and goes, but also small-scale fluctuations (clouds) and very long-term (seasonal) fluctuations.
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In addition to daily and weekly fluctuations in solar and wind, there can be yearly or even multi-year fluctuations.
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"These are fluctuations that are well within the rate of fluctuations we have over a six-month period," Ardern told Reuters.
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Unlike gas, which is a commodity subject to market fluctuations, there are no fluctuations on the price of wind—it's free!
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The approach is based on "rapidly sensing mechanical fluctuations of bacteria and the effects of antibiotics on these fluctuations," according to the paper.
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Above this value the universe is "blue" (representing shorter wavelength fluctuations) and below this value and the universe is "red"(representing longer wavelength fluctuations).
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" Support from donor governments for contraception and family planning services "really has ebbed and flowed, in part due to currency fluctuations and political fluctuations.
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This system let the researchers Christoph Gerber, Jason Mercer, and Sascha Martin see that cells exhibit second-to-second weight fluctuations while alive but these fluctuations stop when they die.
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However, including currency fluctuations, revenue was up only 0.5 percent.
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Sometimes these random fluctuations balance themselves out during a tournament.
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Excluding the effect of exchange rate fluctuations, NOI increased 6.5%.
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However, when excluding currency fluctuations it came in at 4.6%.
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Comcast blamed the impact of currency fluctuations for the change.
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The beat comes despite the negative impact of currency fluctuations.
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Slight fluctuations in the number of MPs are nothing new.
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Despite some seasonal fluctuations, inflation remained below 5% in 2015.
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Other risks include currency fluctuations, political upheaval or natural disasters.
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No worrying about market fluctuations or constantly rebalancing your portfolio.
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State funding increased RUB55 billion after adjusting for currency fluctuations.
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With carefully managed conservation, Seychelles can survive its wild fluctuations.
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Doubletime is thought to control the rate these fluctuations happen.
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Exchange rate fluctuations were also hitting earnings, the company said.
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The key feature of bipolar disorder is fluctuations in mood.
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Excluding currency fluctuations, sales in emerging markets rose 11 percent.
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SO AGAIN, SO YOU CAN HELP MANAGE THE COST FLUCTUATIONS.
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The long and short fluctuations in light didn't make sense.
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Even menopause rarely causes cystic acne due to hormonal fluctuations.
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State officials said some fluctuations in vote counts are normal.
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The fluctuations unleashed flooding and ice jams on upstate waterways.
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Companies use them to protect against fluctuations in energy prices.
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He thought this was a factor in business cycle fluctuations.
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Even normal stars are subject to periodic fluctuations in brightness.
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They can cite currency fluctuations in their upgrades, Cramer said.
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Risks cited included a subdued global economy and currency fluctuations.
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Early changes in people with diabetes include fluctuations in vision.
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Its long and short fluctuations in light didn't make sense.
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Drastic fluctuations in oil prices have also taken a toll.
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Since a gravitational wave is a propagating change in gravity, there will be very small fluctuations in the speed of time, but since gravitational waves are inherently weak, the time fluctuations are as well.
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Statistical fluctuations and "we don't know" aren't the most satisfying answers.
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And extreme temperature fluctuations rule out any sort of sticky adhesive.
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The fluctuations and loss of power threaten the larger grid's reliability.
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Excluding the effect of exchange rate fluctuations, NOI rose 3.2 percent.
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Such exchange-rate fluctuations are now commonplace in other emerging economies.
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Such large fluctuations produce some rather bizarre conditions on the surface.
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To metrologists these fluctuations are no more than an embarrassing gaffe.
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But whatever caused the weekend's fluctuations, the markets stabilized on Monday.
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That uncertainty is going to cause more fluctuations in the market.
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Such fluctuations, however, would be irrelevant to an insider trading investigation.
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He said markets themselves had to be able to absorb fluctuations.
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This meant that in chaotic systems the smallest fluctuations get amplified.
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Most Turks are attuned to daily fluctuations in the dollar rate.
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Excluding the effect of exchange rate fluctuations, NOI fell 2.2 percent.
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It's all caused by hormone fluctuations during this time, called perimenopause.
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Even natural fluctuations in the battle lines can trigger another round.
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The problem is that currency fluctuations were a useful escape valve.
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For instance, mindful eating can help mitigate fluctuations in calorie intake.
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Currency fluctuations are big issues when dealing with global stock flows.
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Excluding the effect of exchange rate fluctuations, NOI increased 0.3 percent.
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A YouTube spokesman told The Hill that these are expected fluctuations.
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I also think the price fluctuations will be not as great.
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Indeed, IPV is linked to fluctuations in employment and economic instability.
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These people may be hypersensitive to friend or follower count fluctuations.
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This allows Pan Brothers to pass through cost fluctuations to customers.
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Fitbit plans to track heart rate and fluctuations in oxygen levels.
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Dramatic exchange rate fluctuations tend to portend upswings in protectionist pressure.
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You'll have more time to deal with market fluctuations, as well.
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It's also why punishments rose and fell with global market fluctuations.
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Big temperature fluctuations can degrade the texture of the ice cream.
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Have, for instance, natural climate fluctuations in the past threatened capitalism?
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In general, trying to explain stock fluctuations is a mug's game.
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The current decline could be just a squiggle of typical fluctuations.
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These types of currencies have a history of significant price fluctuations.
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Practically speaking, the exchange rates for sovereign currencies would be determined by reference to Libra, and the fluctuations in the value of Libra would be increasingly perceived as fluctuations in the value of the sovereign currencies.
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This allows Pan Brothers to pass through cost fluctuations to its customers.
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But seeing price fluctuations in the short term only feels like risk.
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Other analysts worried about seasonal fluctuations and Randgold's difficult comparisons versus 2015.
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Duration is a measure of a bonds sensitivity to interest rate fluctuations.
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An increase in sales helped offset the negative effects of currency fluctuations.
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Monthly fluctuations in car sales have limited impact on the annual picture.
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Currency fluctuations have also taken a bite out of fine jewelry's sales.
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That means it shouldn't have wild fluctuations in price like other cryptocurrencies.
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The company said it would have met expectations, adjusting for currency fluctuations.
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It also is bracing for currency fluctuations as the dollar gets weaker.
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But supercapacitors could be used with batteries to smooth the power fluctuations.
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She declined to explain the reasoning behind JPay's prices or price fluctuations.
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Month-to-month fluctuations in arrests at the border are typical, however.
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After adjusting for currency fluctuations, same-store sales were up 5003 percent.
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Both Druckenmiller and Warsh have criticized bitcoin for its dramatic price fluctuations.
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Volatile markets are characterized by wide price fluctuations and/or heavy trading.
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Rates are expected to move steadily higher this year, despite temporary fluctuations.
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This is not to say the market is immune to natural fluctuations.
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They seek diversification to insulate themselves from wild, often-capricious market fluctuations.
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Wesfarmers' supermarket earnings are highly sensitive to fluctuations in its gross margins.
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And investors have grown very worried about fluctuations in the bond market.
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In the south, however, such huge ice-sheet fluctuations do not appear.
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The improvement came despite price fluctuations that battered the state's oil industry.
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If that's true, then fluctuations in either could lead to behavioral changes.
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Their prices may be susceptible to significant fluctuations due to speculative activities.
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" Ms. Zanarelli added: "The violent fluctuations of life seem particularly cruel today.
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Duration is a measure of a bond's sensitivity to interest rate fluctuations.
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Excluding the effect of exchange rate fluctuations, NOI decreased by 0.6 percent.
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Experts say it's impossible to ascribe monthly fluctuations to any one cause.
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The data also revealed that nursing homes have large fluctuations in staffing.
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Monitor price fluctuations among many different web retailers for a specific product.
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Also affected directly by stock market fluctuations are those with private pensions.
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But these fluctuations don't matter as much for long-term stock returns.
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But the world is messy, and the phone senses random fluctuations in voltage across the rest of the screen, too, so an algorithm determines the biggest, thumbiest-looking voltage fluctuations and assumes that's where she intended to press.
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In particular, technology may be contributing to economic fluctuations in a new way.
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It attributed the increase to seasonal fluctuations and its year-end holiday period.
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Sharp fluctuations in the ratios highlight concentration risks in the banks' funding profiles.
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Here, wage and hour fluctuations can leave tipped workers much more economically vulnerable.
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Constant fluctuations in electricity also risk damaging the limited equipment that hospitals have.
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One of the real risks of earning cryptotokens is the constant price fluctuations.
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But notice that it isn't a smooth increase — there are fluctuations over time.
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This comes despite what the business termed a "negative impact" from currency fluctuations.
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And all we had were past observations of the fluctuations caught by Kepler.
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Yet Cetinkaya said recent fluctuations in the bank's forex reserves were not abnormal.
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Companies have reported better profits despite the headwinds of tariffs and currency fluctuations.
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Instead, his study found important fluctuations in each service member's path to suicide.
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All these are subject to sharp fluctuations over which Palestinians have little control.
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Factories adjust product design and output rapidly according to fluctuations in local demand.
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They should adjust prices more frequently, to reflect the fluctuations of the weather.
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That's a good reminder to stay the course, even amid dramatic daily fluctuations.
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Its light fluctuations are extreme, dimming by up to 20 percent at times.
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Daily fluctuations in the stock market can scare even the most seasoned investors.
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These fluctuations are totally normal, and most of us won't have any issues.
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The effects of climate change could also make these fluctuations even more extreme.
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Instead, those fluctuations are gigantic, and create a universe complete unlike our own.
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Net revenue was $7.5 billion, up 0.4 percent, held back by currency fluctuations.
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Organic revenue, which excludes the effect of currency fluctuations and acquisitions, increased 4.5%.
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Bad weather and earlier price fluctuations made it harder for producers to plan.
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Those weird runs and her key fluctuations are best described by Pink's face.
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Others blamed temperature fluctuations and deep, fresh snowfall on top of older snow.
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The tax preparer cited fewer customers and the negative impact of currency fluctuations.
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Panda bears go through the same hormone fluctuations during a pregnancy and pseudopregnancy.
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A constant currency calculation attempts to nullify the impacts of exchange rate fluctuations.
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It rose 1.3 percent when taking into account fluctuations in the Mexican peso.
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The project titled, Quantum Fluctuations, is the work of digital artist, Markos Kay.
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Given Bitcoin's wild price fluctuations, however, they could soon be worth much more.
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The deaths underscored how vulnerable the animals are to fluctuations in their environment.
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"Customs duties are completely irrelevant compared to the fluctuations of currency," he said.
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Others say presidents generally get too much credit and blame for market fluctuations.
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The tiny price fluctuations have frustrated investors keen on volatility and clear direction.
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"BitPay assumes the risk of any market fluctuations during the allotted time window."
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With the insane short-term fluctuations, bitcoin is short-term gambling, not investing.
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Concerns about growth and fluctuations in the bond market have slammed bank stocks.
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"Don't watch the market closely," he told CNBC in 2016 amid wild fluctuations.
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Recent weeks have seen rocky fluctuations for the currency amid challenging Brexit negotiations.
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Many people break out around their periods due to the accompanying hormone fluctuations.
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Some of those cues include fluctuations in melatonin, body temperature, and sleep drive.
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That helps reduce a project's exposure to fluctuations in the price of oil.
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These massive fluctuations are one of the main obstacles encountered by lunar explorers.
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He's had to learn how to distinguish random statistical fluctuations from a trend.
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The government has altered its counting methodology repeatedly, causing large fluctuations in figures.
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Remember that market fluctuations — including contractions and subsequent expansions — are part of investing.
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"Running really helps stabilize me, as I sometimes have mood fluctuations," Hecox said.
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If you have less, your investments will be less susceptible to market fluctuations.
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To the casual investor, the fluctuations can sometimes seem drastic and even frightening.
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Additionally, rates spike significantly in higher seasons and not just the traditional fluctuations.
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Plus, it isn't as vulnerable to short-term fluctuations as the stock market.
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The back and forth could continue depending on the fluctuations in Amazon shares.
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The Bureau has a full breakdown of each ingredient and the price fluctuations.
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The markets are testing cryptocurrencies today with the volatile fluctuations we've seen recently.
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But small fluctuations do occur, both sudden and lingering, and may have repercussions.
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Statistical fluctuations and "we don't really know yet" aren't the most satisfying answers.
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Herd population fluctuations over time are depicted by growing and shrinking caribou symbols.
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Instead of fighting hormonal fluctuations and futzing with them via birth control pills (Vitti isn't anti-birth control, she's just anti-using it to treat hormonal imbalances, reports the New York Times), cycle-syncing is more about embracing those fluctuations.
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Describing it mathematically is like trying to anticipate minute pressure fluctuations in a hurricane.
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So the drivers will be hedging against currency fluctuations and insecurity in the markets.
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Production was reportedly difficult, having to contend with Garland's addictions, weight fluctuations, and illnesses.
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Your 40s mark the beginning of perimenopausal hormonal fluctuations, which are precursors to menopause.
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Some, but not all, of those fluctuations come from government regulations targeting climate change.
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Kepler only observed the light fluctuations in just one broad range of light colors.
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Lauren Lovette attacked the fluctuations of mood with a fragile, febrile, nearly consumptive energy.
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Stripping out the effect of price fluctuations, December's sales volume was down 1.0 percent.
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Many also have multiple fuel options, making them resilient to shortages or price fluctuations.
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As a result, you should not really worry about fluctuations in the stock market.
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The ERM had been intended to reduce exchange rate fluctuations ahead of monetary union.
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People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan added that exchange rate fluctuations are normal.
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And the country's transmission lines remained in shoddy shape, unable to handle major fluctuations.
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Changes in fees and foreign exchange fluctuations means that the effective percentage can vary.
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He warned that the oil market is entering a period of greater price fluctuations.
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Market jitters and fluctuations in technology stocks have kept investors skittish about the sector.
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Volcanoes, solar fluctuations, city heat-islands, concrete production and yes, even the cattle population.
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"Pregnancy causes wild hormonal fluctuations, rendering the skin more sensitive than normal," she says.
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"Don't watch the market closely," he told CNBC in 2016 amid wild market fluctuations.
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Netflix said it had "over-forecasted" quarterly fluctuations in the pace of new customers.
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The storm is expected to maintain this intensity through landfall with relatively minor fluctuations.
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Comparable store sales, excluding the impact of fuel and currency fluctuations, rose 7.9 percent.
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However, the performance of this sector remains volatile and is prone to FX fluctuations.
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So the organism requires fewer genes to deal with temperature fluctuations or food sources.
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Excluding foreign currency fluctuations - mainly an appreciation of the shekel - NOI rose 7.9 percent.
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If not for foreign exchange fluctuations, revenue would have risen narrowly, the company said.
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Fluctuations in the market can leave investors looking at their mutual funds with disdain.
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Certain "extraordinary measures" and economic fluctuations can delay the inevitable but not change it.
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The musical reflection of human speech and its psychological fluctuations are sometimes stunningly faithful.
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The immediate impact of Thursday's referendum could stem from currency fluctuations amid the uncertainty.
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In the first quarter, that segment at a 23% annual clip, excluding such fluctuations.
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Chief Executive Gong Yu shrugged off any concerns over fluctuations in the stock price.
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He added that he was not worried about current prices, which are "normal fluctuations".
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Prehistoric sea-level fluctuations also help to explain the bizarre geology of this area.
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Often, they sign long-term contracts with electricity generators, shielding consumers from price fluctuations.
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Do not be fooled by short-term weather fluctuations, or by distractions like snowballs.
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That way you can "withstand fluctuations in markets, or bad years," Butsic told me.
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CEO Tim Cook blamed macroeconomic conditions and currency fluctuations for Apple's overall flagging growth.
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Excluding the effects of acquisitions and exchange-rate fluctuations, revenue was up 10.7 percent.
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Organic sales exclude revenue from newly acquired units and the impact of currency fluctuations.
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The new federal data reveals frequent and significant fluctuations in day-to-day staffing.
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The global ripple effects of last week's stock market fluctuations were a clear illustration.
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Changes in fundamental beliefs play a major role in the fluctuations of the economy.
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It created new marketplaces for everything from acid rain pollution to foreign currency fluctuations.
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Rapid fluctuations in prices tend to generate lots of buying and selling among clients.
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But in people with depression and bipolar disorder, these fluctuations appear dampened or absent.
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Instead, the opposite has happened this year, as investors find opportunities in market fluctuations.
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This could be used to address fluctuations in worker earnings due to employment disruptions.
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In general, it makes sense not to make too much of fluctuations in crime.
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In the quarter, Office 365's commercial sales rose 28 percent excluding currency fluctuations.
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Some may notice mental shifts, change in hunger and thirst cues, and weight fluctuations.
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It's also important to keep in mind that fluctuations in the market are normal.
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Those fluctuations, while subtle, have often coincided with elections like the one this week.
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Throughout the summer the patient continued to have wild fluctuations in her blood pressure.
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Excluding currency fluctuations in Citi's international business, deposits would have been up by 5%.
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"Don't watch the market closely," Buffett told CNBC in 2016 amid wild market fluctuations.
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Since the murder rate is generally very low, it's prone to large statistical fluctuations.
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They declined to comment further about price fluctuations and how they procure their inventory.
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Investors in the survey also expressed concerns over currency fluctuations and slowing economic growth.
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Their fragile ego explains why narcissists experience frequent and substantial fluctuations in self-esteem.
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Since the murder rate is generally very low, it's prone to larger statistical fluctuations.
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This allowed them to create maps showing seasonal fluctuations in cloud cover around the world.
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Carlyle's performance indicated it was not immune to choppy markets either but weathered fluctuations better.
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It expects currency fluctuations to impact net revenue by 223 percentage points during the year.
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He also cautioned against market participants reacting to "any one-off fluctuations" in oil prices.
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Sharp fluctuations on the markets make it difficult to determine the price for an IPO.
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VF is among the companies trying to deal with the negative effects of company fluctuations.
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Quincey attributed the gloomy outlook to currency fluctuations, Fed rate hikes and changing tax rates.
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The researchers found no consistent associations between fluctuations to the women's hormones and their cognition.
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Inbred strains are subject to "genetic drift" as fluctuations build up in the gene pool.
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P&G did say that current-quarter earnings would be disproportionately affected by currency fluctuations.
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The first half had several fluctuations, with N.C. State leading 37-35 at the break.
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Amid pricing fluctuations, almond farmers are continually focused on producing a crop that is sustainable.
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Fluctuations in size After the first burst of star formation, there was a supernovae explosion.
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Apart from that, there are seasonal fluctuations too, especially around the turn of the year.
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No high bank fees, no fluctuations based on government regulations, and no corrupt bank antics.
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A misstep for Bunge in managing soybean price fluctuations in Brazil during the Sino-U.
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The sharp fluctuations in the pound also fuelled volatility in UK-focused exchange-traded funds.
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This leaves them highly susceptible to fluctuations in China's economy, especially on the manufacturing side.
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Parkinson's patients experience "ons and offs," said Factor: motor fluctuations in response to the drug.
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To limit the dose and delay fluctuations, he adds a second drug to the regimen.
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It allows users to account for unexpected events, like weather, concerts, and daily traffic fluctuations.
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They all make energy trading more efficient and smooth out fluctuations in supply and demand.
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The company's total revenue also took a $141 million hit due to foreign currency fluctuations.
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The $3 billion cushion is expected to cover "ordinary income fluctuations," according to the FHFA.
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Fluctuations within the cell mean a given input will not always produce the same output.
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For years it pegged the yuan to the dollar and intervened to limit its fluctuations.
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The force behind these fluctuations is on-again-off-again policy support from the government.
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The Americans, it's thought, now possess the capacity to respond to fluctuations in market demand.
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Revenue fell 6.2 percent to 13.1 billion pounds, dragged down largely by foreign exchange fluctuations.
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The fluctuations occur not just year to year but even decade to decade and longer.
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If I was out to get rich quick, daily market fluctuations would maybe worry me.
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"It's not right for market participants to react to any one-off fluctuations," he said.
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Right now, that equation is being further thrown off by fluctuations in the commodity market.
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Currency fluctuations and the unstable economy have led to sporadic street protests since late 2017.
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In short, mood fluctuations may help put the subject of one's work into higher relief.
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Longer-term impacts like currency fluctuations and geopolitical instability could be even worse, he said.
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Huafa's property business could also potentially be exposed to cyclical fluctuations and sector-characteristic volatility.
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Firmwide loans rose 3% to $689 billion, while deposits increased 5%, excluding foreign exchange fluctuations.
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The C.A.P.E. ratio is essentially the price earnings ratio, with annual fluctuations smoothed by averaging.
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Mr. Zuckerberg said these declines were just fluctuations as Facebook made changes to its platform.
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When the researchers looked at historical data, they saw no trends in water level fluctuations.
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Henry became wealthy from an algorithm he devised that predicted fluctuations in the soybean market.
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Respectable investment strategies aim to maximize returns while hedging against unpredictable fluctuations in the market.
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Costco said February comparable sales rose 11.7%, excluding the impact of fuel and currency fluctuations.
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Stevenson sees these fluctuations as signs of possible arbitrariness on the part of the judges.
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Even with interest rate fluctuations, I consistently earn about $50 per month on my balance.
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The result would be submicroscopic irregularities or fluctuations, teeny-tiny lumps of hot and cold.
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"For long term investors, short term fluctuations are nothing to be concerned about," says Holeman.
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It also said it had convened meetings with industry to analyze the "abnormal" price fluctuations.
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A key discovery in the 1990s found that fluctuations in different brain regions occur synchronously.
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Major shifts in geopolitical tides have resulted in bumpy currency fluctuations for the multinational conglomerate.
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It is unclear whether those decreases are true declines or merely statistical fluctuations, Schuchat said.
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What wasn't known was how individual cells sense and respond to fluctuations in oxygen levels.
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In four seasons he has been cut six times due to injuries or team fluctuations.
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The company's increased equity holdings are likely to contribute to fluctuations in earnings and capitalisation.
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Its revenue forecasts are "organic," meaning they exclude fluctuations in sales from acquisitions or divestitures.
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Central banks aren't spooked into action by daily, weekly or even monthly exchange rate fluctuations.
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They depend on it to hear local grain prices, livestock cost fluctuations, and even obituaries.
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Since the murder rate in particular is generally low, it's prone to big statistical fluctuations.
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Since the murder rate in particular is generally low, it's prone to large statistical fluctuations.
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The shoemaker was hurt by currency fluctuations and a fire at a warehouse located in Malaysia.
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First Data cut its full-year earnings forecast, due to the negative impact of currency fluctuations.
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Click here to view original GIFTemperature fluctuations on Mars are deforming the tether, as shown here.
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So subtle interactions between the ocean and the atmosphere can cause fluctuations from year to year.
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Market fluctuations can also lead to your investments getting out of line with your savings goals.
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Sales at U.S. stores open at least a year rose 213.7 percent, excluding fuel price fluctuations.
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This means it has to import 82% of its food, leading to vulnerability to market fluctuations.
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The best we can do for unemployment, therefore, is to ease fluctuations around this natural path.
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Meanwhile, his brother Mark only experienced minor fluctuations in this balance during the same time period.
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I've been who I am, with oscillations and fluctuations, since I was eleven, or even younger.
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As lawmakers hash out budget details, oil price fluctuations already are being felt in local economies.
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Machinery on the ISS can also experience fluctuations in power and temperature that can damage electronics.
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Fluctuations in relative humidity within this room have resulted in undesirable variations to consumable assembly throughput.
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They'll have to see how the structure fares against solar radiation and extreme fluctuations in temperature.
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In a June 2016 statement, the firm blamed the drop in revenue on exchange rate fluctuations.
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The overall cloud business was up 473 percent, or 10 percent if you exclude currency fluctuations.
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Excluding currency fluctuations and acquisitions or disposals, revenue rose 4.3 percent year-on-year, Vinci said.
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Now, scientists are scrambling to figure out what may have caused the strange fluctuations they saw.
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Total sales in North America, excluding fluctuations in currency rates, were up 8% to $4.17 billion.
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Is venture capital immune to macroeconomic events such as fluctuations in GDP, inflation or unemployment rates?
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Excluding currency fluctuations, it said its forecast represented growth in adjusted earnings of 413-9 percent.
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"You have to be able to stomach" the fluctuations in month-to-month income, he says.
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Far from the equator, countries will actually see smaller temperature fluctuations, because of changing atmospheric patterns.
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Equity markets this year have been tightly linked to the daily fluctuations of battered oil prices.
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These tend not to reflect the day-to-day fluctuations in the price of listed firms.
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The paper shows the ocean to be extremely sensitive to small fluctuations in the Earth's temperature.
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Now, the team has created a new experimental set-up to accurately measure the temperature fluctuations.
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But I think that employees are on board with the idea we can't watch the fluctuations.
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The price would account for changes in Shaw's cash position, among other fluctuations in the business.
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The fund carries exposure to developed global stock markets while hedging against fluctuations in the dollar.
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It blamed currency fluctuations, uncertainties in the global market and a sluggish China, its biggest market.
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Revenue slipped 6 percent to $4.93 billion, although excluding foreign exchange fluctuations, revenue fell 1 percent.
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Price fluctuations and the impact of climate change make coffee a particularly challenging crop to grow.
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On large scales, it's smooth and randomly dappled with energy, due to quantum fluctuations during inflation.
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"Even during periods of grief, most people experience fluctuations in positive and negative affect," Newman explains.
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Whatever the fluctuations in its relative global standing, high-tech remains leading in the Israeli economy.
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But it's still over emphasized in its relevancy to stock market fluctuations or even business prosperity.
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Overseas borrowing exposes the government's liabilities to currency fluctuations and can therefore impact domestic interest rates.
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The animal becomes resistant to insulin but doesn't suffer from fluctuations in its blood sugar levels.
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Smaller investors who are out of the loop can get caught up in such massive fluctuations.
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Inflation, currency fluctuations, corruption and political instability are just some of the challenges facing regional operators.
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It responds with great immediacy to market forces, and adjusts to fluctuations in supply and demand.
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Among a certain subset, it was both fashionable and integral to ignore the fluctuations in price.
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Patients treated with the drug said it reduced blood sugar fluctuations and helped them lose weight.
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The more equity you keep in your home, the more protected you are against market fluctuations.
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When impending trade wars and currency fluctuations dominate the headlines, cryptocurrency will look better by comparison.
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"There are wild fluctuations in the price, and we see that as an opportunity," Dixon said.
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These fluctuations are thought to have eventually magnified to cosmic size, seeding galaxies, stars, and planets.
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That means that the system will be too hot to observe quantum fluctuations directly, says Unruh.
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So, while fluctuations between wet and dry periods are common, the current conditions are above average.
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It is not uncommon for cryptocurrencies like ether and bitcoin to endure large fluctuations in price.
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The scale of China's foreign exchange reserve was expected to maintain stable despite fluctuations, it said.
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Unlike Bitcoin, Libra would be directly backed by government currencies to avoid wild fluctuations in value.
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Another equation that Dr. Stein studied has since been applied to the fluctuations in stock prices.
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That makes it easier to turn investment spigots on or off to adjust to market fluctuations.
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Everyone on Earth is nothing but microscopic statistical fluctuations in the otherwise near-perfect featureless nothing.
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So even with fluctuations in any country, we will still be able to have stable operations.
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This showed wide fluctuations in the colony's size, with the peaks similar to the current numbers.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about the seasonal fluctuations of gut bacteria described mucins incorrectly.
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The hormones also may be a cause of the strange long-term fluctuations in urine volume.
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If PBDEs cause unusual fluctuations in hormone levels in early life, they may do lasting damage.
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Fluctuations in exchange rates are notoriously hard to predict because they depend so heavily on expectations.
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The increase was boosted by foreign exchange fluctuations, but was partially offset by higher product costs.
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Excluding the contributions from recent acquisitions and currency fluctuations, like-for-like earnings grew by 7%.
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Regardless of quarter-to-quarter fluctuations in survey data, technology executives say the threats are everywhere.
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The insulation provided by snow protects bears from the increasingly wild temperature fluctuations outside their dens.
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The short-term fluctuations lend themselves to horse-race political punditry and suggest an illusory precision.
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It also cited fluctuations of oil prices and exchange rates among possible risks to the economy.
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But since then, price fluctuations have been having a diminishing impact on how the economy fares.
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The analysts added that annual fluctuations in shark-human interaction trends are common, according to NBC.
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Anadarko asked for a 'collar' that could shield Occidental's bid from fluctuations in its share price.
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In the same period a year earlier it reported a large loss, battered by currency fluctuations.
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Big fluctuations in the dollar could also shape a potential tension between Trumponomics and Fed policy.
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As Hussman mentioned above, speculation can lead to substantial fluctuations in value over the short-term.
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The same has happened many other times for similar fluctuations, demonstrating how worthless those predictions are.
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Averaging through hurricane-related fluctuations, job gains have been solid, and the unemployment rate declined further.
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Apple's wild stock fluctuations have been a cause for a lot of uneasiness amongst the broader market.
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YouPorn regularly experiences small traffic fluctuations from things like holidays, big TV shows airing or movies premiering.
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Excluding currency fluctuations, Microsoft has grown earnings per share by 14 percent so far this fiscal year.
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"We try to argue...that the pattern we see is the amplification of quantum fluctuations," said Chin.
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Organic revenue, which grew 6 percent over the previous year, strips out fluctuations in foreign currency rates.
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The app uses machine learning to adapt and learn from your mood fluctuations to deliver personalized sessions.
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But the uptick coincided with last year's Bitcoin price frenzy and wild price fluctuations throughout the market.
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What can UK companies do to protect themselves against b2b pricing fluctuations in the post-Brexit reality?
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The shoe helped boost the Adidas brand's revenue 25 percent (excluding currency fluctuations) in the second quarter.
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Some things are inevitable — stock market fluctuations, thunderstorms, your favorite band reuniting to offset poor financial planning.
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But perhaps investors shouldn't be worried about short-term price fluctuations and instead focus on the technology.
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In a statement, the bank said it intervened to prevent excessive fluctuations in the dinar exchange rate.
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Claims have been choppy since November because of difficulties stripping seasonal fluctuations from the data around holidays.
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The company stands accused of ignoring and possibly even lying about how market fluctuations affect its profits.
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Masri said the bank's loans book and customer deposits had continued to grow despite exchange-rate fluctuations.
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"Minor sea level fluctuations...may continue over the next few hours," a statement from the agency said.
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They also pointed to other risks, including geopolitical troubles globally, currency fluctuations from Brexit and commodity prices.
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"It introduces a vulnerability to exchange rate fluctuations that many other countries simply don't face," McCormack added.
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Gold is a traditional investment for many Turks seeking to hedge against sharp fluctuations in their currency.
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But the two most common responses were straightforward economics: lack of staff and extreme fluctuations in demand.
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The fluctuations are likely driven by changes in atmospheric and oceanic circulation and volcanism, the scientists suggest.
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As a result of such large fluctuations in fees, transactions no longer happened as frequently as before.
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The new IPC has more flexible terms that take into account oil price fluctuations and investment risks.
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Foreign exchange fluctuations and rising commodity and transportation costs have recently eaten into profits across the industry.
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Optimality requires perfect knowledge, and knowledge of market trends and fluctuations is, to say the least, imperfect.
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Hershey saw a negative impact from currency fluctuations, and its full year forecasts is below analysts' estimates.
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Currency fluctuations were a primary negative factor, with the company upbeat on other factors during the quarter.
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Yes, the election, as with any national political event is bound to yield fluctuations within our economy.
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Many companies, pension funds and money managers depend on banks to hedge their exposure to currency fluctuations.
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He uses the Michigan State Extension average to gauge costs for suppliers amid the market's many fluctuations.
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But unlike Express Pool, Lyft says Shared Saver won't be subject to the fluctuations of surge pricing.
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Mark-to-market fluctuations can be reversed over time as the entity holds its investments to maturity.
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Those fluctuations correspond to variations in the density of the soup at the moment the photons escaped.
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However, it has seen sharp fluctuations lately, which government officials said early this week they were watching.
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This created more fluctuations in the market and damaged the all-important vanillin content of the beans.
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Nearly two-thirds of firms said the fluctuations had raised the cost of managing their supply chains.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 closed 0.6 percent higher provisionally after seeing strong fluctuations around 3.00 p.m.
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AND SO AS YOU DELEVERADGE, YOU'RE NOT HERE SITTING WORRYING ABOUT INTEREST RATE FLUCTUATIONS AND SO FORTH.
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"Higher than normal cash balances may be smart for those most averse to market fluctuations," Pressman said.
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Revenue also fell below forecasts as Block had fewer customers and was also impacted by currency fluctuations.
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Some followed their models back to the classical idea that fluctuations were natural and required no intervention.
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If they vary enough, as they might in other situations, these fluctuations will overwhelm the stable flow.
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Organic revenue, a keenly watched metric that gives sales growth excluding acquisitions and currency fluctuations, rose 6%.
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The speed tests, at least, seemed mostly unaffected, beyond the kinds of fluctuations one might typically expect.
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They could also benefit more from expected tax cuts and they would be insulated from currency fluctuations.
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Revenue also took a $141 million hit from foreign currency fluctuations, primarily from a weak Australian dollar.
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For all of these companies, fluctuations with the rest of the market can be a common occurrence.
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This can throw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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Predicting the short-term fluctuations of a multifaceted and sentiment-driven market is probably a fool's errand.
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It has slowed at times in recent years, due to emerging market fluctuations or weak flu seasons.
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Chinese policymakers have vowed to maintain the stability of the property market and avoid sharp price fluctuations.
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"I think many scientists would debate what percentage is attributable to man versus normal fluctuations," Rubio said.
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Polls can be influenced by too many factors to identify the causes of their fluctuations with precision.
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By definition, baseload power is able to withstand sudden and drastic fluctuations in both supply and demand.
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When a hospital has filled almost all its beds, small fluctuations in demand make a big difference.
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The fluctuations are actually built into the site, a fact spotted by writer and analyst Alp Toker.
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Many institutional investors still see cryptocurrencies as an incredibly risky asset given the wild fluctuations in price.
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The idea is to use an electrostrictive transducer to convert the effect's predicted mass fluctuations into thrust.
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The other uses satellites to track gravitational fluctuations caused by variations in the amount of ice present.
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The female body is often too complicated for research teams: there are too many cycles, hormones, fluctuations.
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Dias said the firm was exposed to some fluctuations in the commodities market related to trade tensions.
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The lender attributed the drop to lower investment and trading proceeds as well as foreign exchange fluctuations.
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Actual value of Grand Prize may vary based on point of departure and air transportation rate fluctuations.
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Gol is particularly sensitive to currency fluctuations because 13 percent of the airline's debt is in dollars.
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The CNB stood ready to use its instruments to mitigate potential excessive exchange rate fluctuations if needed.
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"Minor sea level fluctuations ... may continue over the next few hours," a statement from the agency said.
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They would also want to forward buy so they are not subject to currency fluctuations, he said.
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For 2019, Nike said excluding fluctuations in exchange rates, it expects stronger revenue growth than previously planned.
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"We feel we're in a very strong position to weather any fluctuations in the market," he said.
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Muro doesn't expect that short-term price fluctuations will impact the decisions to build new coal plants.
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AcMoody said that even minor fluctuations can undercut American dairy producers because international pricing is so competitive.
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Mountains also tend to feature weather extremes, such as wild temperature fluctuations and copious amounts of rain.
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Sticking it in a cabinet is a good idea because there won't be too many temperature fluctuations.
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Chef Zonfrillo from Restaurant Orana is helping indigenous populations to find warehousing and iron out supply fluctuations.
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What followed were years of shame, lies, weight fluctuations and, at one particularly desperate moment, maternity clothes.
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The SGE imposed a one-day trade halt on its silver contract on Wednesday after price fluctuations.
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They were up 7.9% when excluding the impact of gasoline prices and currency fluctuations, the company said.
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The fluctuations go unnoticed by most Con Ed customers, but the M.T.A. is not like most consumers.
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Organic revenue, a keenly watched metric that excludes currency fluctuations and acquisitions, climbed 313% during the quarter.
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Revenue slipped 3 percent to $4.81 billion, although excluding foreign exchange fluctuations, it fell just 21.32 percent.
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But some companies go above and beyond in their retention efforts, despite fluctuations in the job market.
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With a dollar-cost averaging strategy, you'll take advantage of those normal price fluctuations in the market.
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When investing for the long-term, try not to pay attention to daily fluctuations of the market.
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While batteries can deal with short-term fluctuations in renewable power, they cannot yet address seasonal variations.
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The report suggests annual fluctuations, like the seasonal flu, are possible reasons for the number of deaths.
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The company said it successfully overcame the negative influences of higher commodity costs and unfavorable currency fluctuations.
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There's nothing to fear from the solar storm; the only issue is potential weak power grid fluctuations.
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However, short-term market volatility will persist, driven by factors that result in volume and price fluctuations.
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Introducing more rigidity to the process might make the state even less adaptable to oil market fluctuations.
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This illustrates certain challenges in designing a cap and trade program: estimating emission levels and price fluctuations.
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Her main concern is seasonal fluctuations in her salary that could derail a long-term savings plan.
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Streamline flexible spending accounts One of the major challenges of self-employment is managing unpredictable income fluctuations.
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The rules also defined what SSE sees as serious abnormal fluctuations over 10, and 30 trading days.
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Her departure was followed by decades of fluctuations in the band's music, by turns obnoxious and illuminating.
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"You're going to get a few days of fluctuations," Paul Mumford, fund manager at Cavendish Asset Management said.
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Farmers could still change their planting plans depending on weather, price fluctuations and the whims of trade policy.
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Goldner said Hasbro has dealt with currency fluctuations in recent years and will take them as they come.
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The notion of using this area as a proxy for fluctuations in the water level dates back decades.
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That means precisely measuring fluctuations in salinity and nutrients and temperature, for which this ship is uniquely equipped.
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That led Impossible to implement a new planning system, stochastic modeling, that factors in large fluctuations in demand.
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Revenue growth remained overall subdued and negatively affected by foreign exchange fluctuations, but was strongest in insurance operations.
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Sales in Mainland China grew 30%, powering a 5003% growth in Asia, excluding the impact of currency fluctuations.
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Sales in mainland China grew 30%, powering a 5003% growth in Asia, excluding the impact of currency fluctuations.
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So it's important not to get too wrapped up in the latest short-term market fluctuations, Buffett says.
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And the extension of events from two days to four has smoothed out players' round-to-round fluctuations.
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For Tiler Peck, in "Sonatine," the minor fluctuations happened on the fine line between delicacy and its simulacrum.
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"I don't think automakers here are too worried about being exposed" to fluctuations in sedan sales, he said.
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Ralph Lauren said it expects fiscal 2020 revenue, excluding fluctuations in foreign exchange, to rise 2% to 3%.
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These fluctuations started with a brief period of warmer temperatures, followed by a longer stretch of frigid temperatures.
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Fluctuations in lighting and water level effectively communicate tone and mindset in a way rarely seen in games.
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But vibrations in the motor, which cause subtle speed fluctuations, do take away from the vinyl listening experience.
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It came despite geopolitical changes, like currency fluctuations after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, Robbins said.
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That might have developed because temperature fluctuations are too extreme at higher elevations, causing birth ratios to skew.
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REGARDLESS OF WHAT they tell you, traders struggle to explain short-term fluctuations in the value of currencies.
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For two years the CSI 300's fluctuations have almost exactly mirrored those of the S&P 500.
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Alphabet Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat attributed slower revenue growth to currency fluctuations, competition and unspecified product changes.
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"With global climate change, we can probably expect more of these fluctuations in temperature and rainfall," he says.
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No light detector can register total darkness, because, if nothing else, quantum fluctuations produce tiny flashes of light.
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Pension funds are in bonds for the long haul, and aren't swayed by weekly or monthly price fluctuations.
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Of particular concern to one analyst was international expansion in the context of geopolitical uncertainty and currency fluctuations.
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You can also opt in to receive email alerts about price fluctuations, starting on desktop early next year.
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That meant a home in a central location and housing security largely delinked from market fluctuations, she explained.
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It also said some of the quarter's losses were because of one-time operating expenses and currency fluctuations.
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"We're not going to be silenced," Trump said, complaining about fluctuations in the number of his Twitter followers.
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Because we have no control over market fluctuations, we must focus on controlling the factors that we can.
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Magnetic shielding protects the chip at the machine's heart from ripples and fluctuations in the Earth's magnetic field.
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Claims have been volatile in recent weeks because of difficulties adjusting the figures to accounts for seasonal fluctuations.
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The impact of currency fluctuations on dollar-denominated LNG deliveries to Europe is still too early to tell.
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Regulators last week cautioned individual investors against "blindly" buying STAR Market stocks, but said big fluctuations were normal.
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These others suffer from smaller market sizes, as well as likely fluctuations in monetary policy framework and issuance.
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A setback for Bunge in soybean price fluctuations in Brazil contributed to the U.S. group's fourth-quarter loss.
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The bank targets inflation at 2.5 percent with a plus-minus 1 percentage point band of allowed fluctuations.
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Many are cheaper this year as a result of currency fluctuations and concerns over terror attacks, he said.
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They say their work can successfully predict fluctuations in Apple's Greater China revenues and expose possible data fraud.
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Socially involved couples usually experienced fluctuations when their friends and family changed what they thought of the relationship.
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Finally, conflict-ridden couples fought often and had a lot of mini-fluctuations in their level of commitment.
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"Week-to-week fluctuations will always occur, but we tend to focus on longer-term trends," he said.
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Yet, we do not track and report on home price indices or wage fluctuations on a daily basis.
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He regarded settled life as a fixed axis against which the fluctuations of daily change could be plotted.
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They will need to build national economies that are more resilient and less sensitive to oil price fluctuations.
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But more firms reported that higher costs and fluctuations in the yuan currency were impacting production, Zhao said.
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Diversity can protect customers from disruption, painful price fluctuations and vulnerability to political risk from new regulatory decisions.
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Fluctuations last week in markets have prompted concerns that an economic slowdown or even recession may be approaching.
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Payroll withholding is the only way to provide an immediate link between fluctuations in earnings and loan payments.
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I think Clinton's polling numbers may be particularly vulnerable to these sorts of fluctuations in the media environment.
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Given the possible seasonal fluctuations, we looked at the same months in consecutive years between 2016 and 2018.
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The growth of renewables is prompting a search for complementary technologies that could balance out the power fluctuations.
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This underpinned Nabiullina's statement that the central bank currently sees "no risks for substantial fluctuations" in the currency.
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Weight fluctuations are normal, and Syatt appreciates that seven pounds is "a lot" to lose in a month.
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As a nonprofit executive, I will need to understand how year-to-year funding fluctuations impact strategic planning.
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Dr. Addington said there might be genes that specifically influence a woman's sensitivity to hormonal fluctuations in pregnancy.
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Televisa posted a 125 percent rise in net profit in the first quarter largely due to currency fluctuations.
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Q. The Fed's sensitivity to those short-term fluctuations are an effort to explain why inflation remains sluggish.
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The so-called structural balance attempts to strip out the effect of economic growth fluctuations on countries' budgets.
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Ryan Castilloux, managing director of consultancy Adamas Intelligence, said big fluctuations in the export numbers were normal, however.
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I experienced appetite fluctuations, drowsiness, and a dull, persistent headache that pulsed in the base of my skull.
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Short-term market fluctuations may have much less of an impact on your financial health than you think.
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Notwithstanding periodic price fluctuations, you start to get a sense for how much value HP is cramming in.
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That's why body-conscious skin-care brand Knours considers how our hormones and their fluctuations affect our skin.
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Fluctuations often represent changes in the law or the registration process as much as changes in voter enthusiasm.
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Here you go: All the above figures are GAAP results, and are therefore not adjusted for currency fluctuations.
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Coke said second-quarter organic sales, which strips out the impact of foreign currency fluctuations, grew 5 percent.
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This week's chart, which shows fluctuations in international home prices over time, may offer a good starting point.
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The problem is, during short periods of time, it's nearly impossible to predict those types of price fluctuations.
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GEORGE SAYS WOULD BE REALISTIC TO ACCEPT FLUCTUATIONS BY AS MUCH AS 100 PBS AROUND FED'S 2% TARGET
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First-half turnover excluding spreads fell 4.8 percent to 24.9 billion euros ($28.95 billion), hurt by currency fluctuations.
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The "official unemployment rate" has remained fairly stable among this group, with small fluctuations during times of recession.
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It is unclear whether revenues, boosted in 2015 by currency fluctuations and back taxes, will continue to rise.
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It aims to reduce the exposure of the fund - and therefore the Norwegian government - to oil price fluctuations.
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Not to mention, you don't have to worry about high bank fees or fluctuations based on government regulations.
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If you are 29 years old or even 50, don't worry about short-term noise and market fluctuations.
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But fluctuations as rapid and drastic as the one at the center of the CFTC letter aren't normal.
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With such a small sample size, big fluctuations can happen when a handful of teams have down years.
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The weekly figures are subject to wide fluctuations, however, so the sudden shift may be a temporary occurrence.
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Those fluctuations, however, are increasingly fewer and farther between: it seems that Smithson's primordial sea is drying up.
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White has been a proponent of the quantum vacuum explanation, which posits that the EmDrive is able to generate thrust by acting on virtual particle pairs that are generated by fluctuations in the quantum vacuum (in this theory, these vacuum fluctuations are created by the electromagnetic field generated by the EmDrive).
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Phase is subject to quantum fluctuations just like any other measurable property of particles, but it's possible to create waves that are super-regular with respect to phase, and this offers a way of transferring the quantum fluctuations from other properties of the light particles to the fluctuation-stripped phase property.
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Researchers suspect those cycles are linked to fluctuations in wind shear, which can be affected by events like El Niño, as well as by ocean events like the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, a cycle of fluctuations in sea surface temperature that may be affected by ocean currents and possibly air pollution.
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The firm lowered 22017 and 2017 EPS estimates for two fast-food brands on Wednesday because of recent fluctuations.
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The incident highlighted the vulnerability of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to wild price fluctuations based on relatively small factors.
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Claims by federal workers are reported separately and with a one-week lag, and are unadjusted for seasonal fluctuations.
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It's important to note here that fluctuations in market conditions may affect the timing of this path to profitability.
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Zhou said he expected the yuan to be basically stable this year, while conceding that some fluctuations are normal.
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Sales in the company's 'emerging markets' segment, which includes Russia and Romania, slumped 26 percent, hit by currency fluctuations.
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It gives astronomers the opportunity to use their entire arsenal of telescopes to observe these fluctuations as they occur.
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Its price fluctuations have made it an investment vehicle, which makes it tough to use as a market currency.
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He likes to destabilize audiences, enrich the picture, build mysteries—but always within the fluctuations of the present moment.
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Lilly was helped by selling more product at higher prices, although its results were negatively impacted by currency fluctuations.
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The monitoring focuses on government bonds that banks hold for trading purposes, whose value is affected by market fluctuations.
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But there is, I believe, something else going on: there's an important nonlinearity in the effects of oil fluctuations.
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Typically, such investments offer growth potential and defense against stock market fluctuations — but they often come with more risk.
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Teva said its exports are "characterized with monthly and seasonal fluctuations" but are not falling on an annual basis.
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Prices would change by the minute, causing stress revolving around the fluctuations, one of the devastating effects of hyperinflation.
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Levie says he can't run his company worrying about short-term price fluctuations, no matter how ugly they get.
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That approach can put an end to the fluctuations and make for a better relationship in the long run.
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That is to be expected, however, as when a solid earnings underpinning doesn't exist, stocks are vulnerable to fluctuations.
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It noted however that its competitor faces challenges from regulatory and taxation changes as well as exchange rate fluctuations.
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Its 2015 revenue grew 3.7 percent, excluding issues such as currency fluctuations and the loss of its coffee business.
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"Especially if you get upset by those day-to-day fluctuations, it's better not to torture yourself," Cheskin says.
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Hourly employees can face a lot of challenges: fluctuations in weekly hours, unpredictable long-term schedules and limited benefits.
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Those subsequent outbreaks can be triggered by factors such as stress and the hormonal fluctuations associated with your period.
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"The love affair between Brits and France is 180 years old and will not change because of (currency) fluctuations. "
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If enacted and enforced, it could trigger oil price fluctuations, market instability and new risks to U.S. foreign relations.
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Options markets were pricing a large GBP/USD reaction to the speech, as investors bought protection against sharp fluctuations.
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Tidal gauges show the fluctuations in water levels in Southern New England after thunderstorms generated a meteotsnuami on Tuesday.
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Rate locks deal with fluctuations in exchange rates, something which the UK knows all too much about right now.
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The extreme fluctuations wreaked emotional havoc on many traders, many of whom had invested much their entire life savings.
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In the past quarter, the Hanesbrand-owned label posted global sales growth of 290%, after accounting for currency fluctuations.
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Alongside Morgan's symptoms, people with Hashimoto's might experience dry skin, cold intolerance, weak shoulders and hips or mood fluctuations.
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This power supply in the tent is designed to hide power fluctuations that could leak clues about what's happening.
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Finally, the app, based on fluctuations in the signal it receives, predicts the odds of fluid in the ear.
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El Niño events, other ocean fluctuations, volcanoes, and even cyclical solar activity can cause blips from year to year.
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Europe - its largest region - increased sales by 6.2 percent when adjusted for currency fluctuations and sales of fringe businesses.
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Such price swings create economic waves, but people and enterprises adjust to fluctuations more adeptly than one might think.
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We need to monitor uncertainty over global economic outlook including Chinese economy as well as fluctuations in financial markets.
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Plus, fluctuations usually hit home: The housing market is typically the first to react to a falling stock market.
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The spontaneous activity of quantum fields goes by several different names: quantum fluctuations, virtual particles, or zero-point motion.
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U.S. government debt prices fell on Tuesday as investors kept an eye on wild fluctuations in the oil markets.
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Unilever, which has struggled recently amid slowing growth and currency fluctuations, saw its shares tumble 4.5 percent on Jan.
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Politics is merely a process of sanctification, the superficial fluctuations that disguise a very old system of organized violence.
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Fluctuations will depend on oil prices and such factors as China's economic growth, geopolitical issues and interest rates hikes.
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Total organic or core sales - a keenly watched metric that strips out currency fluctuations and acquisitions - rose 5.2 percent.
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We wanted it to mirror the fluctuations of the the music industry over the same period of his life.
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But analysts say WWE contracts - which are for around three to five years - provide some insulation against economic fluctuations.
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Electric vehicles experience significant fluctuations in power flows and high motor speeds of up to 15,000 revolutions a minute.
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Third-quarter sales online and at stores open at least a year rose 7 percent, excluding exchange rate fluctuations.
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Meanwhile, China's economy continues to retrench, due to fluctuations in its stock market and a crackdown on luxury spending.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices fell on Monday as investors kept an eye on wild fluctuations in the oil markets.
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The consequences for such price fluctuations are felt globally, as the fundamentals of China's coal market determine world prices.
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The fluctuations in density or pressure result in lenses that deflect radio waves in ways detectable here on Earth.
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Taxes naturally rise and fall with income, buffering the effects of economic fluctuations on what workers and firms spend.
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"The focus will be on abnormal price fluctuations of bulk medicines and various types of drugs," the NDRC said.
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Transmar Group's European operations, Euromar Commodities GmbH in Germany, declared insolvency, citing "unfavorable" cocoa contracts and British pound fluctuations.
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Seasonal fluctuations in electricity demand on Tilos also ramp up production costs significantly, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Organic sales - which exclude acquisitions, divestitures and foreign exchange fluctuations- rose 2 percent, the company said in a statement.
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Variable accounts are "more likely to have significant fluctuations in usage…from period to period," according to the company.
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Walmart said it expects to take a noncash net loss of approximately $4.5 billion, largely due to currency fluctuations.
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When a person is menstruating, their hormone fluctuations can cause their bowel movements to vary in frequency and consistency.
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Sales through its online stores grew by 25% in the second quarter, excluding the effects of foreign exchange fluctuations.
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Life expectancy is a complex measure that takes into account fluctuations in dying but also who is left behind.
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That hormone fluctuations can manifest in many different ways, and that it's often not enough to just ignore them.
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Scientists are beginning to investigate whether wild fluctuations in the jet stream are related to a rapidly melting Arctic.
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I've dealt with my fair share of body-image issues, and don't even get me started on weight fluctuations.
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Here, the lattices expand and contract in relation to the fluctuations of population as expressed in the objects' contours.
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For some countries, domestic availability also insures them against supply fluctuations and potential geopolitical pressure from dominant supplier countries.
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Because of fluctuations among the planets across our solar system's eons, Pluto's closest approach steadily shifts across the seasons.
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That pattern varies based on how fast the atoms rise and fall and can reveal tiny fluctuations in gravity.
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On that day, the elevator — which frequently shut down when power fluctuations set off an earthquake detector — was working.
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No one can predict the future, and short-term market fluctuations have very little impact on long-term wealth.
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CANADA FINANCE MINISTRY SAYS IT HAS 'ALL THE NECESSARY TOOLS' TO RESPOND TO FLUCTUATIONS IN DOMESTIC, GLOBAL MARKETS - OFFICIAL
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Trump's approval rating should capture any fluctuations in how the public feels about the man in the White House.
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A comparison of these samples with those taken by Dr. Schnorr confirmed the fluctuations to be a regular cycle.
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The company said the business environment "remains unsettled" because of geopolitical risks, trade policies and fluctuations in exchange rates.
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Underlying sales rose 3 percent in both the second quarter and the first half, excluding currency fluctuations and acquisitions.
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Excluding the impact of currency fluctuations, revenue was up 3 percent, helped by price increases, mainly in emerging markets.
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"If they're happy that they're not feeling anxious, then they can tolerate greater fluctuations in the portfolio," Halloran said.
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Many period-related symptoms like cramping, anxiety, moodiness, breast pain, and acne are caused by hormonal fluctuations, Beckerman says.
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The region of Inner Mongolia and its residents have been hit especially hard by wide fluctuations in the weather.
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Conventional power plants can account for fluctuations in demand and supply by, for example, burning more coal, Taylor said.
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American University's tuition — which already went up 6 percent for this academic year — is particularly vulnerable to currency fluctuations.
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The conductor Marco Armiliato led an attentive performance from the orchestra, full of subtle fluctuations in tempo and heat.
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Second-quarter sales online and at stores open at least a year rose 5 percent, excluding exchange rate fluctuations.
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Historically, federal government revenues have hovered around 17 percent of GDP, changing very little with fluctuations in economic growth.
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The high-tech S+ looks like something that might pick up and report fluctuations in the Shanghai stock exchange.
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The government seeks to seasonally adjust the data for those fluctuations but isn't always able to do so perfectly.
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Pretty much all weather originates from the changing of pressure, which can stem from temperature fluctuations, among other things.
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Investors should shrug off India's currency fluctuations, Dimon added, praising the country of 1.3 billion for its economic reforms.
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Neill said it is common for other hedge fund managers to notify investors of large fluctuations in their holdings.
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But prolonged exposure to moisture and temperature fluctuations can make the compound unstable and cause it to combust suddenly.
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But the company hit a series of challenges starting in the 20173s beyond the usual fluctuations in consumer tastes.
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And it's true that in the short run, stock price fluctuations account for most of the gains investors enjoy.
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It would force corporate executives to remind listeners on every quarterly conference call that the fluctuations in the value of these investments have nothing to do with their core business and should be ignored, and that something like "adjusted net income" without these fluctuations is the way to look at their earnings.
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Alphabet's total revenue, barring currency fluctuations, increased 24 percent to $83 billion, when compared with the same period in 2014.
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Alphabet's total revenue, barring currency fluctuations, rose 24 percent to $21.3 billion, compared with the last three months of 2014.
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The shoe maker was hurt by several factors, including currency fluctuations and a fire at a warehouse located in Malaysia.
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But this increase in price doesn't seem to be the insane rapid fluctuations that are ever-so-common with Bitcoin.
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The sportswear chain, founded and run by billionaire Mike Ashley, said it remained exposed to medium/long term currency fluctuations.
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Over the last six months, certain stocks in the have exhibited high correlations to fluctuations in the U.S. dollar vs.
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At the same time, Rabobank said there are NAFTA implications in terms of currency fluctuations such as the Mexican peso.
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If investors are worried about their retirement savings after watching 2016's wild market fluctuations, Warren Buffett has some advice.
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One of these filters lets analysts map chrominance noise, or color fluctuations, and is especially helpful when looking for retouching.
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Net sales in its international division grew 3 percent excluding currency fluctuations but declined 5.1 percent when including their impact.
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For fiscal year 2020, Walgreens forecasts adjusted earnings to be roughly flat after adjusting for fluctuations in currency exchange rates.
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"Such cartel behavior cheats Australian businesses in circumstances where they may already have been vulnerable to currency fluctuations," Nishimura added.
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Chips need to be kept at freezing temperatures and can be disturbed by the tiniest electrical fluctuations or physical vibrations.
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The market for "scalpel safaris" in South Africa has proved volatile, say people in the business, due to currency fluctuations.
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But many economists say a blanket nationwide lifting of curbs is unlikely as policymakers remain wary of big price fluctuations.
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The slowdown comes as the company trimmed its global store count and deals with currency fluctuations affecting its overseas sales.
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To survive extreme weather fluctuations in the desert, they can go into a kind of hibernation when it gets cold.
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There are two remaining hurdles: the costs aren't quite there, and renewables have a hard time matching fluctuations in demand.
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Natural climate cycles: The authors point to natural climate fluctuations that favor the increased release of heat from the oceans.
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Other storage technologies such as batteries will also play an important role as part of the grid, to balance fluctuations.
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But the important thing isn't the year to year fluctuations for the bottom half of the wealth distribution, he argues.
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The fluctuations from a PPI are thought to be much more varied in brightness, with more time in between bursts.
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Interestingly, as the price has risen and the fluctuations have become more manageable, talk of crypto investing has died down.
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Abrupt changes in weather and climate, as well as fluctuations in demand can have a devastating impact on food supplies.
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It's allowed us to build farms and coastal cities and thrive without worrying about overly wild fluctuations in the climate.
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However, the company has previously cut its full-year forecast twice this year, citing currency fluctuations and slower IQOS sales.
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This makes it vulnerable to fluctuations in the operating environment and capital markets, leading to variable performance over economic cycles.
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Admittedly most of the movement in polls after a primary debate consists of small fluctuations spread out between many candidates.
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It's been my main for the 20-teens, with some experimentations and fluctuations to height and tightness over the years.
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Whether monitoring the flow of traffic on the I-24 or documenting tidal fluctuations in Malibu, timelapser Joe Capra, a.k.a.
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It eases trade with Europe, the region's biggest partner, and frees foreign investors from the risks of exchange-rate fluctuations.
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Others, known as "stablecoins," look to overcome the problems associated with wild price fluctuations by being pegged to fiat currency.
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We have seen the wild fluctuations in popularity that candidates have already experienced in the early parts of the campaign.
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The international exposure has made them vulnerable to currency fluctuations, creating the need to hedge when the dollar is strong.
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The product "may help in managing the risk of consumer price fluctuations," and will likely be ready in 90 days.
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But while winds are a definite concern, it's the wild fluctuations in temperature that pose the greatest threat to SEIS.
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Some commodity trading firms and banks posted major losses due to muted client activity and wild fluctuations across energy markets.
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U.S. equity market volatility - the daily fluctuations in stock prices - has hovered near record lows for much of this year.
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Watch a sequence of the video below: To learn more about Markos Kay and Quantum Fluctuations, visit his website, here.
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Even environmental factors like a change in temperature or a burst of radiation won't make quantum fluctuations lose their entropy.
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Both of his previous mixed-doubles matches, at last year's Wimbledon and the US Open, also saw unusual price fluctuations.
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Liu has a different explanation for that pre-period spike in sex drive—she chalks it up to hormone fluctuations.
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And when we think about growth, we should be thinking about long run growth, not so much business cycle fluctuations.
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BP has warned production will fall in the second quarter because of fluctuations in PSA payments and planned field maintenance.
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The figures come as British companies face rising inflation, exchange rate fluctuations and uncertainty, all exacerbated by protracted Brexit negotiations.
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Analysts at Rabobank are forecasting further volatility in both cocoa and sugar due to the weather and foreign exchange fluctuations.
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The company said although acquisitions increased revenue by 2284.64% in the quarter, currency fluctuations lowered the overall revenue by 2279.18%.
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Excluding the impact of currency fluctuations, revenue rose 4.5 percent, with the bulk of the growth coming from volume gains.
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Buying smaller sizes is about more than replacing old staples: If you've experienced weight fluctuations, there's a sense of trepidation.
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Both the impact of weather on feed costs and fluctuations in global demand for beef can affect the cow investments.
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These projects have allowed low- and middle-income families to remain in Harlem despite increasing gentrification and housing market fluctuations.
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Still, the fluctuations in the value of the franc this year convinced him the SNB's current monetary policy should continue.
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If you want to understand the fluctuations in the stock market and in politics, look to waves of social mood.
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GFT said that social security contributions in Brazil, restructuring costs and currency fluctuations would also weigh on this year's profit.
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Those fluctuations, combined with the sheer range of plants that stinkbugs eat, make it difficult to assess their economic impact.
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They increase the bank's vulnerability to cyclical asset performance fluctuations and account for more than half of total loan allowances.
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"We're really not worried about the day-to-day fluctuations in the stock price," Lake told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" Wednesday.
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And, third, the natural fluctuations in sea ice over multiple decades are generally smaller than the year-to-year variability.
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They can ease grid congestion, prevent the need for expensive infrastructure, cut demand, and smooth out fluctuations in grid power.
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In contrast, pro basketball has so many scoring events per game that random fluctuations tend to cancel each other out.
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Astroscale has been testing its secret glue by subjecting it to radiation and extreme temperature fluctuations in simulated space environments.
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Fluctuations like these in the magnetic field could determine how events such as solar storms affect us in the future.
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Members also said such fluctuations do not pose problems for the BOJ's guidance on its market operations, the minutes showed.
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By using antibiotics to wipe the mice's gut bacteria, the researchers found that they also eliminated the fluctuations in toxicity.
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As Aragón noted in his paper, it has also been " observed in fluctuations of the foreign exchange markets time series."
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But you need a precise map of the gravity fluctuations on the moon and Earth to do so, says Kopeikin.
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With cheap-enough storage, we can add a ton of it to the grid and absorb just about any fluctuations.
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Since about the 1980s, with the exception of the Great Recession, business cycle fluctuations have been a lot less volatile.
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"Our study thus examines fluctuations in marijuana consumption on April 20th rather than base-rates of marijuana consumption," Staples says.
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My boyfriend, who's helped advise me on what to invest in, has constantly reassured me that these fluctuations are normal.
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" He added: "Automakers are unlikely to change their long-term plans as a result of fluctuations in the oil market.
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The company was grappling with big fluctuations in stock levels and work force numbers at an appliance plant in Kentucky.
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The group added that it was "cautiously confident" for 0.53, despite uncertainties surrounding geopolitics and fluctuations in the currency market.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, some people should not own stocks at all because they just get too upset with price fluctuations.
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But when it comes to the perfume she's wearing on any given day, Mendes tends to make more extreme fluctuations.
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Mr. Mooney, currently cutting it up on "Saturday Night Live," manages the twists and tonal fluctuations in "Brigsby Bear" beautifully.
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Goldman tends to be more sensitive to market fluctuations than peers that have large, stable revenue streams from other businesses.
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Unpredictable schedules can pose a serious challenge for working families, particularly those with the fewest resources to handle such fluctuations.
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Some Chinese factories have outfitted workers with devices that measure brain-wave activity to monitor their emotional fluctuations and alertness.
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Economists say this could throw off the model used by the government to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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Poll fluctuations have also influenced the currency market and on Wednesday sterling hit a three week high against the euro.
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Fitch expects consistently positive annual FCF through the intermediate term with fluctuations driven by working capital investments to support growth.
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The company said having one less week this year, negative currency fluctuations and lower print volume contributed to the decrease.
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With wild temperature fluctuations and probably too little ice, they Yeti V Series still held ice after almost three weeks.
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Local political and military realities mean the lira and its fluctuations may continue to play an important role in Azaz.
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It's important for students to try and maintain their grades, but they shouldn't overly worry about minor fluctuations, he said.
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They wanted to take a longer-term view of the business rather than focus on short-term results and fluctuations.
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The ceramic provides even heating, preventing hot spots and temperature fluctuations so you can apply heat safely to your hair.
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Overweight binge eaters may be particularly susceptible to the influence of fluctuations in these appetite-regulating hormones, the researchers found.
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"We don't want any sharp fluctuations in our dividends per share, we want a gradual but stable increase," Yankevich said.
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"We must prevent external shocks, market fluctuations and market contagion," it said, vowing to "resolutely" fend off systemic financial risks.
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The company's results were helped by strong sales in the U.S. market, helping to overcome currency fluctuations and other negative factors.
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Gilbert warned that the global economy could face even more headwinds this year which could lead further fluctuations in the markets.
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The rand has seen huge fluctuations over the past month, trading in a range of 13.26 to 14.73 against the dollar.
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Variable net asset value (VNAV) funds would be maintained - their share price changes in line with market fluctuations, making them safer.
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That is keeping currency traders on edge with implied volatility gauges, a measure of short-term currency fluctuations in sterling elevated.
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The deal's accounting adjustment, considering the currency and CME shares fluctuations from September to April, was negative in 572.8 million reais.
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And United Parcel Service said currency fluctuations could be a drag of $35 million to $45 million in the fourth quarter.
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Though fluctuations have taken some of these tech firms back and forth across that line, they're all still in trillion territory.
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Merck did see a negative impact from currency fluctuations, as well as a drop in sales of rheumatoid arthritis drug Remicade.
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The drug giant was helped by selling more product at higher prices, although its results were negatively impacted by currency fluctuations.
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The pan-European STOXX 2783.5 closed lower by 24 percent provisionally, with sharp fluctuations in the euro weighing on market sentiment.
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The riyal is pegged at 3.64 to the dollar by the central bank, which only allows small fluctuations around this level.
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While President Donald Trump boasts about the economy, Krugman insists U.S. GDP growth is not superb and simply within regular fluctuations.
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Before accounting for currency fluctuations, Nike's quarterly sales soared 31% in China, with digital sales in the country growing even more.
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Costco said same-store sales were up 5.6% in the latest quarter, excluding any effects from gasoline prices and currency fluctuations.
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Fluctuations in acidity and sugar levels mean that one batch of IPA with pomelo may not be quite like the other.
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In recent years, such fluctuations in supply have contributed to large swings in prices, including spikes in 2008, 2011 and 2016.
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"Increased volatility requires us to take prudent action to protect our clients from increased market fluctuations," said Group Treasurer Bruce Fields.
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Soros understands fluctuations in the British currency — he made a good chunk of his fortune betting against the pound in 1992.
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Brunker enabled smart pricing and discovered she had not been adjusting her rates enough to account for seasonal fluctuations in demand.
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Excluding the impact of currency fluctuations, growth in cross-border volume shrank to 2.613 percent from 11 percent a year earlier.
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They created a dashboard to share government information to allow everyone to track fluctuations in vegetable prices during the typhoon season.
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Average subscribers increased 16% to 8.6 million, while average revenue per subscriber, or ARPU, was flat due to foreign exchange fluctuations.
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The lenses will also provide continuous data about blood sugar fluctuations, knowledge that's essential in helping diabetics avoid life-threatening complications.
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The amazing sci-fi sound occurs usually when there are fluctuations in temperature, which cause the ice to expand and contract.
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Teranet normally smoothes out month-to-month fluctuations in its indexes by using a moving average of the past three months.
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What physicists are trying to do is measure small fluctuations in the distance between two objects separated by a known amount.
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But granular systems — like sand dunes or those 128 packed tennis balls — are different, in that they don't have thermal fluctuations.
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The company had pointed to currency fluctuations, Fed rate hikes and changing tax rates as reasons for its gloomy earnings projection.
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Thohir said domestic and Southeast Asian coal demand was "quite strong", but he did not expect big price fluctuations in 2018.
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While the former smooths out minute-by-minute variations in wind and solar, the latter can smooth out longer (hourly) fluctuations.
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This pointed to significant fluctuations between decades of high and low ice cover, the university said, rather than one steady decline.
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But accurate forecasting methods require a sound process and validation over long time periods, not over-reaction to short-run fluctuations.
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Also, to protect batteries from the extreme fluctuations of space, heaters are added throughout the battery's cells to regulate their temperature.
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Despite the drivers' best efforts, there were still tiny fluctuations of braking and speeding up, and this reverberated around the track.
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In recent months, H&M's sales have been pressured by deeper-than-planned markdowns, thanks to uncooperative weather and currency fluctuations.
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This can cause fluctuations in your body's hormone levels, and you know what happens when your hormone levels go haywire: acne.
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There are scales based on each "C" that allow for large fluctuations in value; taken together, the diamond is priced accordingly.
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The company said U.S. comparable sales rose 271.57 percent, excluding fuel price fluctuations, during the fourth quarter ended on Jan. 20.4.
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Larger airports tend to have fewer fare fluctuations, giving travelers more leeway to assess their plans and track prices, she said.
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"Historically, there are industries and occupations that have been less correlated to business cycle fluctuations, like recessions, than others," he said.
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Snap said it couldn't predict if the structure would "result in a lower trading price or greater fluctuations" in the stock.
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But health information like period cycles, heart rates, and body weight fluctuations were all being shared in apps that were reviewed.
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Bitcoin prices had showed abnormal fluctuations, the Shanghai head office of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a notice.
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Margins can decline for several reasons: currency fluctuations, higher interest rates, or lower prices for goods that are sold, for example.
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CEO James Quincey told analysts that currency fluctuations, Fed rate hikes and changing tax rates are responsible for the weaker outlook.
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So increased fluctuations in the currency market in the build-up to the UK's referendum on EU membership are not unexpected.
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Without proper babying, they can warp or crack, and fluctuations in humidity cause the guitar to go deeply out of tune.
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Product settling can occur from time to time due to everything from heat fluctuations to altitude changes during shipping and handling.
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According to Afshordi, galaxies and other structures in the universe were only possible due to fluctuations in the early universe's density.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices edged lower Monday as investors focused on comments from Federal Reserve members and fluctuations in oil prices.
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Revenue at the Legal division rose 2 percent to $822 million, but was down 2 percent when factoring in currency fluctuations.
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Australia is a major producer of iron ore, copper, and gold so fluctuations in those prices significantly impact the local dollar.
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AT THE END OF THE DAY, THE ECONOMY, YOU HAVE TO SEPARATE THE FLUCTUATIONS IN THE MARKET FROM THE ACTUAL ECONOMY.
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Still, attention should be paid to uncertainty surrounding the global economy and fluctuations in financial markets, Ishihara told a news conference.
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The ratings are tempered by the exposure to the volatility in prices of its main raw material (corn) and currency fluctuations.
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Excluding the impact of foreign exchange fluctuations, revenue rose 2.5 percent, which Jefferies said was below analysts' expectations of 3.2 percent.
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And British exports compete mainly on "non-price" factors, such as quality and customer service, making them insensitive to currency fluctuations.
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Doing so would give cities the capability to change routes and capacity on the fly according to fluctuations in passenger demand.
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Vasomotor and hormonal fluctuations, increased stress, greater caregiving burden, and mood disturbance can all lead to disrupted sleep during this period.
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Fortunately, the presence of sensitive and responsive caregivers (generally parents) seems to protect toddlers from some of these harmful hormonal fluctuations.
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P&G said its core operating margin declined by 60 basis points to 19.9%, and was hurt by foreign exchange fluctuations.
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Prince said he spends time explaining the valuation fluctuations to his staff members, who are sometimes rattled by reports of markdowns.
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Partner-focused couples saw their partners positively and mostly experienced fluctuations in commitment when they couldn't spend as much time together.
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They often borrow in dollars and so are exposed to fluctuations in exchange rates, U.S. interest rates and Treasury bond yields.
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Commodities, like lumber, continually have price fluctuations based off several factors — such as supply and demand, natural disasters and transportation costs.
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Under the new system, if you hold particular cryptocurrencies in your Coinbase account, you'll receive set returns independent of market fluctuations.
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"The only responsible course of action ... is to continue with our plan, undeterred by any short-term fluctuations," he told parliament.
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Financial markets are a product of human psychology, and socionomic theory proposes that the mood of the herd regulates their fluctuations.
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That's come amid a year of wild fluctuations brought on by worries of trade wars, inflation and a wild political backdrop.
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Production at the Bierum cluster should be kept as stable as possible, with fluctuations limited to around 20 percent, it said.
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Excluding the impact of currency fluctuations, growth in cross-border volume shrank to 4 percent from 11 percent a year earlier.
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Most days he is kept regularly updated on the market fluctuations, either by senior advisers or through watching coverage on television.
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"This means there is stability, outside of fluctuating geopolitical influences, trade issues and currency fluctuations — it's the perfect incubator," she said.
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In November, the company reported a 7.9 percent rise in comparable store sales, excluding the impact of fuel and currency fluctuations.
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Even within the past 15 million years, the golden hour for the megalodon, the planet has experienced notable sea-level fluctuations.
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Commodity trading firms and banks posted major losses in 2017 due to muted client activity and wild fluctuations across energy markets.
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The bank's decision to fully hedge its investment in its Turkish subsidiary's capital had protected it from currency fluctuations, it said.
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Indeed, although it is well known that women have monthly hormonal cycles, men's daily fluctuations in testosterone levels are largely ignored.
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The gold benchmark also experienced large, unpredictable fluctuations after some banks left the auction in April following the introduction of clearing.
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Space is a notoriously hostile environment, with spacecrafts and satellites subjected to cosmic radiation, unfiltered solar light, and severe temperature fluctuations.
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They must have registered a "most aggressive" risk tolerance in setting up their accounts, meaning they theoretically can tolerate wild fluctuations.
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The agency also said there are normal year-to-year fluctuations in the number of visas that are filed and decided.
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And if so, what happens when your struggle to align your sub-goals creates rapid fluctuations in paperclip price and supply?
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Her weight fluctuations mirrored mine as we aged, and her death has me confronting mine, and not with a steady eye.
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Managing those fluctuations is much easier with new digital supply-chain tools, according to Bumble Bee Chief Information Officer Tony Costa.
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Given market fluctuations, it is not unreasonable to consider the part of the claim about England's gasoline prices to be true.
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However, those price rises are within the bounds of price fluctuations experienced during the past few decades, according to the IMF.
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In a healthy patient, the sudden chill would have spurred fluctuations in the measurements, but Ibadeta's vital signals remained the same.
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But Honda still expects that currency fluctuations will knock 173 billion yen off its operating profit in the year to March.
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That way, even with income fluctuations, they've managed to maintain a strict budget that allows for that steep monthly loan payment.
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Any and all of these things can cause wild fluctuations, wiping out or adding billions in wealth in a single day.
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They share space, however, with less familiar works of plywood, tubing and string, equipped with motors that produce woozy, irregular fluctuations.
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And they pointed out that presidents historically see fluctuations in their approval ratings in the period before their re-election efforts.
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Combined with inbreeding and fluctuations in birth and death rates, extinction would have been likely on their timescale over 10,000 years.
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The device sat on a leaf, like a miniature stethoscope, and monitored the fluctuations of electrical conductivity on the leaf surface.
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Without that, a stock could experience heavy turnover and price fluctuations just as the company is getting its public market footing.
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In response to wild market fluctuations back in 2016, he told CNBC that buy-and-hold is still the best strategy.
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"It could make the fluctuations of the market more extreme if these investors take more frequent short-term positions," he said.
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Many commodity funds have struggled this year as oil stagnated and volatility fell, hurting bets on large back-and-forth fluctuations.
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Yet, the Medicaid DSH cuts remained, baked into the law and with no mechanism to respond to fluctuations in coverage levels.
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After the two babies, and all those weight fluctuations, I got really depressed for a while and packed on the pounds.
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She didn't deny that seasonal income fluctuations were a challenge, but said that there were many ways to plan around them.
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Understanding these currencies and the risks they pose can be formidable for anyone unfamiliar with the nuances and fluctuations of cryptocurrency.
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In response to wild market fluctuations back in 2016, Buffett told CNBC that buy-and-hold is still the best strategy.
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The IT consulting and outsourcing services provider is exposed to currency fluctuations as it serves clients in more than 120 countries.
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"There are month to month fluctuations, not necessarily indicative of a trend," said Chief Lori Pollock, who oversees crime control strategies.
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The fluctuations associated with nearly all historical events are dwarfed by the changes associated with just one event: the Industrial Revolution.
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It existed in parallel with the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) which attempted to narrow fluctuations between the currencies of member states.
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" Bertinelli told PEOPLE about her weight fluctuations in March, saying she doesn't "worry about that because I share my love through food.
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It is these fluctuations of order that are hypothesized to give rise to superconductivity in the vicinity of the quantum critical point.
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In fact, profits rose rose 81 percent, after controlling for currency fluctuations, to 634 million pounds for the first half of 2017.
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Garland owns the screen, her powerful voice unforgettable even though you visibly can see fluctuations in her physical health throughout the film.
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They then counted the number of fluctuations in each pixel—watching, essentially, for lighthouse beams to swing across the face of Earth.
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"By the time the transaction is confirmed, fluctuations in bitcoin price mean that it's for the 'wrong' amount," Stripe's Tom Karlo said.
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European markets closed lower on Friday, after strong gains earlier this week, with investors digesting corporate earnings and fluctuations in currency markets.
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Advocates say the rule is also needed to help mitigate commodity price fluctuations and social conflicts that arise from commodity-related activities.
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At first he thought the weird temperature fluctuations, swollen glands and tiredness were just normal wear and tear from running a startup.
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By maintaining a consistent and disciplined strategy, the average purchase price of stocks often evens out over time due to price fluctuations.
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"Attention should be paid to uncertainty over global economy and fluctuations in financial markets," he told reporters after the GDP data release.
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Futures contracts, which help traders manage price fluctuations, were supposed to be introduced within five years, but are still some way off.
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No quarter is ever identical to any other, owing to seasonality, shifting release dates, currency fluctuations, and a bunch of other externalities.
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P&G saw a negative impact from currency fluctuations, but said core operating profit margins were higher compared to a year earlier.
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"So far interest rates and foreign currency fluctuations have moved even more than in Q1, and in the opposite direction," he said.
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Some, however, keep production running, which can throw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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"Opening windows in common spaces can cause drafts and temperature fluctuations," said Peter E. Varsalona, a principal at RAND Engineering and Architecture.
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CME's Chicago ethanol swap contract CUUc1 is the most widely used derivative instrument the industry uses to protect itself against market fluctuations.
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We're seeing changes in the timing and growing pattern of plants, and that leads to wild fluctuations in insect and animal communities.
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By analyzing the ice core, they discovered that Antarctic warm periods corresponded with climate fluctuations detected in ice cores extracted in Greenland.
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With the fluctuations in claims that happen over time, locking yourself into something specific like that doesnt allow for variation, she said.
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Fluctuations in solar activity that affect Earth&aposs atmosphere made it difficult to precisely predict the satellite&aposs fall at the time.
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U.S. government debt prices ticked broadly higher on Monday, as investors kept an eye on the continued fluctuations in the oil price.
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Buch said some regulation of the rental market made sense and Vonovia valued regulated markets as they prevented big fluctuations in prices.
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Fluctuations in the number of infections are common but last year saw the highest rate in a decade with 5,311 incidents reported.
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It features fluctuations consisting of dozens of uneven, unnatural looking dips that were measured over the course of a four-year period.
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Both companies have expanded their overseas manufacturing capacity in the previous decade, which has reduced the effect of currency fluctuations on earnings.
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Both China and fluctuations in the U.S. dollar ranked among the biggest external risk factors facing businesses, according to the CFOs surveyed.
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"Given the financial fluctuations as a result of Brexit, China will advance the market-based reform of the exchange rate," Li said.
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By analyzing the distribution of wind speeds, the two calculated the direction in which energy was traveling between large and small fluctuations.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechA dome placed over InSight's seismometer will now protect the sensitive device from Martian wind and extreme temperature fluctuations.
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The Netherlands, one of the world's leading exporters, with close ties to the British economy, is highly vulnerable to international trade fluctuations.
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Polyculture perennial tree systems, which make up the core of Osentowski's farm, are much more adapted to weather fluctuations than annuals are.
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ECB President Mario Draghi has said he will look past energy price fluctuations until underlying inflation picks up in a "convincing" way.
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The airline, like many of its loss making competitors, has struggled with higher fuel costs, currency fluctuations and uncertainties presented by Brexit.
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Apprehensions were down 62% from the previous April, though a variety of factors including weather and economics can cause fluctuations in numbers.
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Pro-Brexit advocates wanted to be free of the EU's trade regulations and to stop being affected by fluctuations in the Euro.
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Apart from their own supply and demand fluctuations, food commodities prices have also been helped by the recovery in the oil price.
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We expect Tewoo's gross profit margin to remain low at 21000% and operating EBITDA at 212000%-4807123% after eliminating foreign-exchange fluctuations.
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Increased uranium stockpiles would ensure China would not be at the mercy of supply disruptions or short-term fluctuations in market prices.
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Both Hawking and Unruh, in their studies of real and sonic black holes, assumed that quantum fluctuations happen on a smooth background.
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The report also cautioned that increases and decreases in various city murder rates are within a range of previous two-year fluctuations.
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The main objective of interventions "would be to dampen excessive near-term fluctuations and prevent things from getting worse," Commerzbank's Praefcke said.
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The company discovered "thrust fluctuations" in one of the rocket's nine engines, a problem that could stop it from ever flying again.
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Second-quarter sales at U.S. stores open at least a year rose 4.303 percent, excluding fuel price fluctuations and including e-commerce.
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It would have been up 2.9 percent without the effects of currency fluctuations, which the company said had diminished from previous quarters.
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Keep in mind that changes in tax law do not account for the vast majority of these fiscal fluctuations in the economy.
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Josef Kerscher, the luxury carmaker's American boss, likened the conditions that prompted the wild fluctuations in Spartanburg's temporary workforce to a "rollercoaster".
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That represented a jump of 6.4 percent on a currency-neutral basis, but including currency fluctuations, revenue was up only 0.5 percent.
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"Postmenopause, once hormonal fluctuations have diminished and hormone levels are consistently low and stable, the migraines often improve or stop," Pinkerton said.
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However, that could rise to 85 percent due to a provision to protect Cetip shareholders from fluctuations in BM&FBovespa's stock price.
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Subscription and retransmission fees help the company offset fluctuations in advertising revenue, which can vary from quarter to quarter, depending on events.
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However, problems with exchange platforms, wild fluctuations in value, and an association with criminality have led to questions over the technology's worth.
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How worried investors are about those day-to-day market fluctuations depends a lot on whether they have a long-term plan.
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