But gauging the mood in the southeast is nearly impossible.
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A company is essentially gauging its demand throughout this tour.
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Move slowly, gauging the flow and depth as you go.
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So why did the method of gauging with crowds fail?
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" While traditional video games do make their choices and themes explicit, Barlow wanted to explore the more passive act of watching "as a way of gauging your interest, gauging your opinion about the show.
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Gauging the full extent of this would take years, he added.
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First, he's on top of early polls gauging the 2020 field.
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And sort of gauging whether or not they're right or wrong.
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They were matched on the spot, gauging weight by sight only.
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Dr. Friedman's curve became the gold standard for gauging labor progress.
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Admittedly, web-based surveys aren't always great at gauging public opinion.
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One area I need to work on is gauging puzzle difficulty.
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Gauging the market's size and structure usually means relying on outdated surveys.
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But active users is only one metric of gauging a game's success.
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The first is gauging the pulse of evolution education across the nation.
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As if everyone were constantly gauging my performance and finding it lacking.
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Gauging Sessions The line from some: Sessions has bigger priorities than pot.
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Traders won't get any help gauging the economy during today's trading session.
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Live interview surveys (such as CNN's) are probably accurately gauging Trump's support.
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We're gauging it through antique lace: our 165 years of wedding reporting.
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Economists are having a difficult time gauging the mood of consumers this year.
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But when you're just chatting, gauging who the hell this person even is?
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Basically you just introduce gradually larger objects, kind of like gauging your ears.
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Our reporters and photographers spent the past week gauging the feelings of Americans.
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Porn site traffic may not be the perfect metric for gauging NNN participation.
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But the Knicks' top priority will be gauging which players can keep up.
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For now, Mozilla is just running a survey that seems to be gauging interest.
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Resplandy's research is a unique approach to gauging the accumulating warmth in the oceans.
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Gauging yoga can be done along the same lines—tracking the frequency of use.
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GAUGING the severity of air pollution can be a tricky task for city dwellers.
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Only one number really matters when it comes to gauging Apple's performance — iPhone sales.
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In gauging his chances, four questions might be asked: Does he have the money?
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In the House, some Republicans are gauging how Mr. Trump's problems could affect them.
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Gauging the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs is often organized along industry lines.
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Versteeg is still gauging what his role is beyond the funding, if at all.
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Another issuer gauging investor interest this week is the Dutch public sector agency BNG.
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He is always looking, always evaluating, always gauging for how to make a connection.
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The gateway to prudence is accurately gauging the character of one's moment in history.
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Hoffman proposed gauging the social company's interest on April 1, according to the filing.
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Then, through gauging things like interconnectivity and density, the algorithm determines city centers and neighborhoods.
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Gauging demand The first piece of the puzzle is being able to reliably predict demand.
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Ball greets new customers tentatively, as if gauging their intentions for coming by her garage.
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The process of gauging interest among potential buyers is poised to start shortly, they added.
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This means honestly gauging your time horizon and the returns necessary to meet your goals.
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Reuters reported last week the hedge fund is gauging investor support for the Celgene deal.
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Beijing will implement the remaining $15.4 billion at a later time, after gauging U.S. reaction.
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I find this method is also very handy when gauging a setback or a win.
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Beijing will implement the remaining $15.4 billion at a later time, after gauging U.S. reaction.
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Return on investment (ROI) is an important metric for gauging the performance of an investment.
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Gauging the state of the labor market has been especially difficult since the Great Recession.
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It is our way of protecting ourselves from further damage and gauging safety, he added.
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Either way, this accessory is a fun way of gauging your mood and looking cool.
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What other options were you gauging after the Washington Wizards were eliminated from the playoffs?
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A Taylor aide said she is receiving calls gauging her interest in a Senate run.
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TS: I'm sure are gauging their willingness to ... I ask a softer set of questions.
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Gauging emotional intelligence can apparently tell you a lot about someone's hair, real or not.
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Almost every would-be campaign has been quietly gauging donors on their level of commitment.
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Against this backdrop, each side is gauging the likelihood of the other side yielding further.
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Someone is leaking these rumors, so it could be someone within Apple gauging the market reaction.
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That is not easy: how does an industry focused on financial returns go about gauging goodness?
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There's a long pause, almost as if Cardwell's gauging what he should say on the record.
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Jeff Miller, a Perry aide, said the governor was not gauging interest in a 2018 challenge.
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Despite this shift, sales per square foot remains an important metric in gauging a center's health.
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ICE first tested Vigilant's system in 2012, gauging how effective it was at locating undocumented immigrants.
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The challenge for companies and marketers often is gauging whether their investments are yielding a return.
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In other words, producing, gauging a reaction and improving should be considered a badge of honor.
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The Fishy, of course, goes to Christian this episode, for correctly gauging that Gabby had turned.
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The big priority is a peace deal by gauging regional positions 1st Scarborough retweeted the post.
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And HFIP, while not a model per se, is aimed at better gauging intensification of storms.
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While the concept might sound cliché at first, it's a pretty cool way of gauging attraction.
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The first few months showed incredible accuracy in gauging what people were looking for as well.
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Barbara Lee (D-CA), who is openly gauging the interest of other members in supporting her.
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"Your hands serve as a proxy for gauging caloric intake without counting calories," Ms. James said.
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The company, backed by Chinese conglomerate Fosun International Ltd, started gauging investor demand on Aug. 22018.
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Asking the Haggler this question is like gauging the nation's mood at a suicide prevention hotline.
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I'm gauging the audience and helping them figure out which books make a natural entry point.
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Veach kept daily tabs on Mahomes, gauging his market and figuring out ways to get Mahomes.
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Horowitz's team had been intensely focused on gauging Steele's credibility as a source for the bureau.
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Reviewing the company's cash-flow figures, specifically cash flow per share, is helpful in gauging profitability.
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" • "Currently, large companies must publicly file their securities offering documents to regulators before gauging investor interest.
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Because people tend to compare upward when gauging status, they perceive themselves to be losing ground.
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Is there a way you'll be gauging whether the Academy has been responsive to #OscarsSoWhite criticism?
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Yet others were gauging if a possible spike in price could be an opportunity to sell.
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Gauging the IRL effect of a community spreading images around social media is not an easy task.
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Yet even at the best of times, gauging the state of North Korea's economy is fiendishly hard.
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The thing to watch for in canine body language when gauging happiness is a lack of tension.
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Traders don't watch the Dow Jones industrial average when gauging the amount of fear in the marketplace.
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Beijing will move on the remaining $15.4 billion at a later time, after gauging the U.S. reaction.
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Understanding the nature of Ossoff's campaign isn't just valuable for gauging what's happening in the special election.
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Not the most underrated or overrated, but the one whom conventional wisdom comes closest to gauging correctly.
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"Gauging from the market alone, you wouldn't have guessed anything happened," a fund manager in Dubai said.
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As with concept cars, TCL is clearly gauging consumer interest in certain design elements for the product.
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His sagging suit indicated that perhaps he was not the greatest at gauging the sizes of things.
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Accurately gauging your own handiness is crucial before undertaking a repair or renovation on your own, Lewis said.
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This is a way of gauging that sort of interest without having to return to the crowdfunding well.
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But gauging who is poor and who isn't has repeatedly proved beyond the capacity of the Indian authorities.
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It also gives a way to actually gauging how big is the ecosystem; how much it's actually growing.
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Passing off remakes with a few new features of classic titles and gauging prices is not the solution.
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On the former, we have a number of ways of gauging the status of North Korea's nuclear program.
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That's not a value set that's well calibrated to gauging Trump's unmatched, omnidirectional assault on our civil life.
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Another monthly sentiment index, this one gauging homebuyer sentiment, fell in January, with fewer households reporting income growth.
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Also, initial claims are less useful in gauging the job market because of the added volatility surrounding Thanksgiving.
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Takata will decide how much capital to raise upon gauging the scale of the recall costs, Kyodo said.
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Customers will be gauging the value of Netflix against its competitors, as more options become available to them.
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By gauging the amount of heat stored in the ocean they are crucial to studies of climate change.
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Critical of Mr. Biden's campaign, Mr. Bloomberg asked his aides to bring updated polling information gauging his prospects.
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Zhong An has begun gauging appetite for a Hong Kong initial public offering worth up to $1.5 billion.
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Analysts also consulted "Patent Citations," gauging the rate at which a university's patents are cited by other patents.
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Recently, scientists were able to solve the mystery of the disappearing side using a simple stream-gauging technique.
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The poll measured the public's general acceptance of various demographics, rather than gauging support for individual presidential candidates.
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The challenge is gauging how big the market for electric commercial trucks will be, especially outside of China.
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Social scientists have devised a host of new yardsticks in recent years for gauging partisan leanings in maps.
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He quickly changed his mind, though only after gauging reaction to the announcement to flush out potential rivals.
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Another facet of the Express Team's job is gauging whether a breaking story merits coverage from The Times.
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This provides a way of gauging the health of the economy at the time of the midterm election.
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When Mr. Trump offered the idea, he let the word "compromise" hang in the air, gauging the reaction.
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We can avoid similar mistakes in gauging the US election by learning the lessons from the UK experience.
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That's not only a matter of presaging election victories, but gauging public support -- or opposition -- to sweeping, fundamental change.
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The BOJ has been using a similar map aimed at gauging signs of overheating or stagnation in financial activity.
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When it comes to gauging the full costs of Mr Trump, America Inc is being short-sighted and sloppy.
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Deutsche Bank is still assessing and gauging interest in the assets before repackaging some for sale, the sources said.
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The thread thus seems to double as a way of gauging interest in the concept once and for all.
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Shaddick said his team would be more sceptical but surveys still remained the best way of gauging public opinion.
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The Texas Democrat has been crisscrossing the state over the past four months gauging support for a statewide bid.
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This led many to speculate that traditional measures of gauging a politician's popularity had been rendered obsolete by him.
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" But Trump, while gauging the chances of a deal, added, "We will see if we can put it together.
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A 2013 systematic review of experiments gauging the effect of carbohydrate mouthwashes found an overall significant improvement in performance.
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Regulators should have acted earlier, and had failed in gauging when extant assumptions were getting stretched and needed revision.
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Knowing what caused Trump's win is crucial to gauging whether all of this work and effort is worth doing.
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The component gauging current sales conditions dropped two points to 69 and buyer traffic fell one point to 46.
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In gauging Cunningham's chances, Tillis strikes a Trumpian note, dubbing him "Silent Cal" after tight-lipped President Calvin Coolidge.
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The report also highlights the importance of accurately gauging the needs of incarcerated individuals and their criminogenic risk factors.
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Redstone's advance healthcare directive makes Gold responsible for gauging whether he can manage his own care, court filings show.
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In the midst of all this, we are constantly gauging how much our father is still "here" with us.
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The metric gets close attention from Federal Reserve policymakers when gauging the economy and the appropriate monetary policy response.
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The experts say it's still too early to tell, and gauging "severity" takes many different measures and factors into account.
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Is the company simply waiting and gauging interest with third-party cases before making the call to ship its own?
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Her lead has consistently been smaller in four-way surveys than in those gauging support for just Clinton and Trump.
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São Paulo-based Viver said in a securities filing that it is gauging any options to deal with the decision.
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"Transports are the index of all indexes" when it comes to gauging the state of the U.S. economy, O'Leary said.
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Now that the result is in, analysis has shifted to gauging how the economy will react in the immediate future.
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A series of tests, gauging the impact of Mr. Bloomberg's positive message and potential messages attacking him, yielded encouraging results.
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The accuracy of the generic ballot polling shouldn't be surprising given how well pollsters did in gauging Trump's own popularity.
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This is a woman who, in 2011, seemed incapable of gauging both the marketplace and what it wanted from her.
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Uber is gauging its drivers' interest in providing TaskRabbit-like services for consumers and potentially other businesses, Recode has learned.
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"I'm gauging how hateful to sound here," he says, laughing during a Skype call from his temporary home in Sweden.
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But it has fed a perception that she was trying to hide information, chipping away at data gauging her trustworthiness.
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Most players eschewed their drivers in those conditions, but gauging the roll of tee shots and approach shots was tricky.
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Trump officials are also gauging the effect of the coronavirus and a related spike in tensions on their trade talks.
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But it's too bad the reports are nearly useless for gauging how close we are to the age of autonomy.
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In particular, the investigators said using torque sensors on the steering wheel is a poor method for gauging driver engagement.
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So at least for now, you can continue gauging your self-worth from the number next to those little emojis.
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Gauging the effect of the airstrikes on the Taliban and Islamic State is also a high priority for his team.
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We can grok just how desired the fantasy is by gauging how often we play it out in our stories.
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Coca-Cola is gauging interest in a potential newcomer to its U.S. sparkling water portfolio with a pilot project in Atlanta.
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The company will be gauging customer feedback after launch to determine the device's full suite of functions when it hits retail.
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MITRE plans this release of product evaluations to be the first of many, with other tests gauging products against other attackers.
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TargetPoint conducted thousands of surveys per week in 22 states, according to AdAge, gauging voter sentiment on a variety of topics.
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The truth is, Jordan is transgender, and she was gauging Jerrod's reaction to see if she could come out as herself.
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In gauging Macron's prospects for achieving real reform, it is important to recall how narrow his political support appears to be.
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It looks like this means that science fiction will have to move to another standard for gauging reality: the Cleveland Indians.
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Hartman tells CNBC Make It that company leaders must focus on two things when gauging an employee's work: attitude and performance.
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Experts said allies were gauging whether Shanahan will be as supportive of the 2628-year-old military alliance as Mattis was.
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The final sale price will be set on March 21 after gauging demand from investors between March 14 and March 17.
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This created what has become the benchmark for gauging the value of the single biggest investment most Americans own: their home.
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Gauging the international art scene can easily take its physical toll if visitors don't approach it with a marathon-like mentality.
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The Government Accountability Office's latest report card gauging the performance of federal agency chief information officers is showing signs of improvement.
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All five have been traveling the country, raising money for Democrats and gauging the appeal of their personalities and favorite themes.
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Gauging by the sheer amount of armed police on the ground in downtown Cleveland, you'd think it was a war zone.
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As we examined surveys gauging readers' interests, and looked at what they actually read, gender was one standout theme we encountered.
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But it is predicated on a necessary absolutism in gauging motive and may dangerously infringe on freedom of thought and expression.
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Gauging a ceasefire's success Organizers in August launched the ceasefire effort, aiming to reduce street violence one weekend at a time.
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The bike felt sturdy, but I'd need more time with it before gauging whether it was a daily rider or not.
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Apple also looks beyond its organization, by gauging what its competitors are doing and taking it one step further, says Anthony.
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NuFlare said in a separate statement that it will decide how to respond to Hoya's offer after gauging Toshiba's tender offer.
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Gallup measures the well-being of a community based on interviews gauging resident's feelings about their financial position, community, health and safety.
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The numbers, from a new Gallup poll, are the lowest since the polling organization began gauging patriotic fervor this way in 2001.
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Obviously, the personal trips of a country's top foreign official are a clumsy metric at best for gauging that nation's foreign policy.
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Gauging the scale of abuse is difficult, in part because the authorities often pay off families of victims to pre-empt lawsuits.
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Peter Krause admittedly had a hard time gauging romantic interest from his girlfriend Lauren Graham when the duo first met years ago.
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Wrong data here will result in numbers gauging aid eligibility as if the parent is going to college, rather than the child.
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With his current movie on deck, "The Young Messiah," Columbus is also gauging Hollywood's taste for movies with conservative or religious themes.
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One of the first recommendations I give to clients is to purchase a basic fitness tracker for gauging your overall activity levels.
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Facial and body piercings, ear gauging, dental grills and tribal ink were once the province of so-called deviant or subversive subcultures.
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So this woman is looking to me about how to continue, and maybe even gauging whether she needs to join her brother.
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Average wage earnings, seen as a key factor in gauging the strength of any inflationary pressure, are expected to rise 0.2 percent.
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Breathalyzers have been a pretty reliable way of gauging sobriety for alcohol, but testing for THC levels is still a bit nuanced.Somewhat.
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Sure, it's cynical to think of this occasion as one of Wayne's final hurrahs or an attempt at gauging the rapper's relevance.
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Republicans also said that in the current chaotic political environment, gauging which issues have staying power and which do not is difficult.
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For each hand dryer, Nora collected 20 measurements, gauging sound from five heights, from two distances and with or without hands present.
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An index measuring managers' assessment of their current situation rose slightly while another gauging expectations fell to its lowest level since February.
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Clinton, has already been quietly gauging the intentions of some influential Democrats in order to have an early roster of supporters ready.
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The Florida-based doctor has posted about gauging child brain development, identifying blocked tear ducts, and how to choose a car seat.
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At lung-searing altitude, and against the hosts' wellspring of talent, the Americans spend 13 minutes every four years gauging their progress.
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Democrats have held a consistent edge recently in polls gauging whether voters support a generic Republican or a generic Democrat in November.
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While not a lasting bear market, this purge arguably turned back the clock somewhat in gauging the functional age of this bull.
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Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are a particularly good method for gauging impact, since they make it easier to distinguish causation from correlation.
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Lime in recent days has been circulating documents to some of its smaller shareholders and gauging interest in the new fundraising round.
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In fact, to him, gauging the market's reaction to the potential for a June hike was part of the point of the release.
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We have no way of gauging public opinion in Raqqa, so the tweet from the activists there may not tell the whole story.
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An alternative approach to gauging a player's contribution is to consider how well his team does with and without him on the pitch.
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They also tended to rate themselves highly when it came to gauging their own popularity, perseverance on academic tasks and problem-solving ability.
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When he was president, Clinton added trips to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, reportedly the result of poll testing gauging a more politically acceptable location.
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In gauging sales efficiency, I recommend our portfolio companies use our Magic Number, which measures the efficiency of your go-to-market model.
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Applications are far reaching - from tracking plant health through chlorophyll to gauging the impact of natural disasters and the surveillance of illegal logging.
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However, the sub-index gauging the euro zone's current conditions deteriorated to 3.8 from 5.5, marking the lowest reading since February last year.
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Westbrook is a counterpunching aspirant; in mid-game adjustments and postgame comments, you can sense him gauging how best to apply his energies.
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You don't notice the small sensor embedded inside that records made and missed shots, gauging your efficiency from different spots on the court.
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It would include military, economic, diplomatic and humanitarian steps, with each side moving cautiously and gauging the response of the other during implementation.
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Whether you're applying to an entry-level role or an executive position, this question is more about the interviewer gauging your thought process.
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You can wonder about that at this exhilarating show, while gauging the loss, to them and to us, of the ardent Bazille. ♦
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Without an official title though, outsiders will have no way of gauging how much power he wields - or how to hold him accountable.
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While gauging public opinion in an authoritarian country is difficult, surveys suggest Mr. Xi has an approval rating of more than 80 percent.
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The project culminated in a program meant to educate clinic personnel on the needs of disabled people, including a guide to gauging accessibility.
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She spent some of the Obama years as a roving correspondent for Bill Maher, gauging the national mood from Mississippi to midtown Manhattan.
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Or maybe the interviewer is gauging your ability to frame key details of a story that's understandable for those who don't know you.
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After some fine-tuning, the models held up as strongly as the knots they depicted, accurately gauging the relative strengths of different bends.
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The oven kit includes a glass tray and a metal tray as well as a probe thermometer for gauging the doneness of meats.
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Farmers around the world are deploying next-generation wireless for such agricultural uses as monitoring crops and gauging water temperature and salt concentration.
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Merchandise sales — particularly featuring the original Woodstock bird-and-guitar logo — provide one proxy for gauging the continuing appeal of the Woodstock brand.
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Twitter was reportedly gauging takeover interest from a number of technology businesses, including Google's Alphabet and Salesforce, that ultimately never came to fruition.
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Gauging how intense that concern is among the general public and whether it will lead to anything more meaningful is a bigger challenge.
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No timetable for a potential swap auction was discussed with the traders, who added the talks were aimed at gauging demand for the instrument.
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THIRTY-ONE years ago, The Economist created the Big Mac index as a way of gauging how different currencies stacked up against the dollar.
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The discrepancy between the "bottle" and "beam" measurements has persisted since both methods of gauging the neutron's longevity began yielding results in the 1990s.
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The "Mad Money " host reiterated his distaste in some Fed officials' tendency to stick to traditional metrics when gauging how the economy is doing.
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One lucky young driver will win for inspecting their tires -- either gauging tire pressure or performing the "penny tread test" to check tread depth.
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Other sources, such as professional networks and career websites, can be good sources for gauging where you fall on the pay scale, Coomber said.
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Snapchat will split the ad revenue with developers, but refused to hint at what the divide will be, as it's still gauging developer interest.
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An index gauging performance of listed real estate companies at the São Paulo Stock Exchange is up 26 percent over the past three months.
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There is no way of gauging just how many people shared the fake CNN report but it has been widely shared on social platforms.
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Statistics aren't perfect at gauging exactly how prevalent sexual violence is in India because it is believed that crimes against women are widely underreported.
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He said he'll apply some of the lessons he learned at Amazon, especially when it comes to bringing down costs and gauging customer demand.
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Gauging by some of the responses to President Trump's executive order to unwind the Obama administration's climate policies, it certainly would appear that way.
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Fortunately for MBS, the Saudi public, by and large, remains supportive, although gauging such sentiment in such a tightly-controlled country is never easy.
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Analysts say there are early indications that at least some inventories, key in gauging the health of the market, are starting to draw down.
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After gauging Moore's windup on the next pitch, a called strike, Ellsbury took off on the next pitch, a full-count fastball to Gardner.
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Underscoring the pain from the trade war, an index gauging big automakers' sentiment turned negative for the first time in more than three years.
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But when it comes to gauging the impact that these cathedrals of computing are having on planet Earth, there is some surprising good news.
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The 32-year-old American insisted his sub-standard round was due to problems on the greens, where he had trouble gauging the speed.
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As for loan growth, a key line item for gauging the welfare of the economy, the banks also delivered fairly healthy results, Cramer said.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond is also gauging the need for further stimulus as he prepares to deliver his first budget statement on Nov. 23.
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The detail here is remarkable, too: gauging a player's tiredness by measuring how long his foot is planted on the ground as he runs.
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"One of the methods they use for gauging what price they show that particular visitor is often the type of device they use," he said.
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Photo by Bobby Viteri for VICE Today, VICE published a massive profile on everybody's favorite price-gauging pharmaceutical rep (and audiophile / emo-lover) Martin Shkreli.
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Much as the scandal is gauging the worth of Mr O'Reilly to Fox, it may also be a test of forces within the Murdoch family.
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CNBC assessed this year's top-20 players by win shares and top-10 players by base salary, gauging win shares generated per million dollars made.
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Shortly before the election, Erin Pettigrew, a media consultant, obtained figures from Facebook gauging interest in both Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton in each state.
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The language Tsai uses on Friday will be key in gauging the future of Cross-Straits relations, noted Richard Bush, senior fellow at Brookings Institution.
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But gauging by the Mexican government's enthusiasm ahead of Pope Francis' visit, the popular leader's arrival may do more than offer salvation for the masses.
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These numbers are variable, of course, depending on how tall you are and just how active, but it's a starting point for gauging what's normal.
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Social analytics firm Networked Insights is spending Election Day gauging the feelings and intentions of the American electorate and sharing the findings exclusively with WIRED.
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SO THERE IS A WHOLE GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT THINK WE'VE GONE WAY TOO FAR AND WE'RE NOT REALLY GAUGING THE RISKS TO THIS SCENARIO.
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Leaders are gauging support on whether they can get all of their members on the same page -- something that has proved difficult in recent months.
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Many of these investment dollars are in funds that work by tapping into specific indexes or filters gauging companies' environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
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US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have spent years working with American commandos gauging tactics, techniques, procedures, equipment, intelligence gathering, and even potentially names of operators.
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And gauging from the ominous industrial squalor of the single "Pneumonia," fans can expect a radical — but by no means less compelling — shift in sound.
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But at a news conference on Wednesday to discuss the study's findings, fund officials charged with gauging financial stability risks worldwide showed no such reluctance.
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Twice a year Salesforce runs a survey that asks all employees to respond to some standard prompts for gauging how people feel about their jobs.
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They are more data-driven and analytic as well, providing benchmarks for gauging how well the platform helped a user meet his or her goals.
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Usiminas is still gauging how much it could afford to pay in interest this year, partly because recurring operations are losing money, the sources said.
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Current sales conditions fell to 75, the component gauging sales expectations in the next six months dropped to 76 and buyer traffic fell to 50.
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But gauging the success of those advertisements has been a struggle, highlighted by Facebook's recent admission that it had miscalculated video viewing metrics for years.
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With the next Federal Reserve meeting scheduled next month, investors are gauging the strength of U.S. economy for clues on where interest rates are headed.
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With the next Federal Reserve meeting scheduled next month, investors are gauging the strength of U.S. economy for clues on where interest rates are headed.
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Republicans in the district were hardly enthused about Collins' initial plan to stay on the ballot, and several potential replacement candidates began quickly gauging support.
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An even clearer way of gauging the magnitude of these costs is to compare their total with the total amount of federal spending in 2015.
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In fact, gauging battery life for the S20 Ultra is a particular challenge because there are so many variables in how people will use it.
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At Together, which he opened after a brief run selling Burmese food in a bodega on Avenue U, he is still gauging the neighborhood's appetite.
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Both parties are currently creating their strategies for the 2018 elections, recruiting candidates and gauging how many districts they think they can put in play.
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And how are you gauging, given all of the threats, particularly digital, that the United States faces, whether we are secure enough in our election?
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Trump has suffered dwindling approval ratings throughout his first year in office, and has occasionally touted Rasmussen polls as a benchmark for gauging his support.
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At a 2013 symposium, Seager presented a revised version of the Drake equation, Frank Drake's famous 1961 formula for gauging the odds that SETI would succeed.
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At this stage, the company appears to be gauging interest in the product, offering up early pre-orders for 30% off their $199 final retail price.
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While in the MRI scanner, the researchers needed me to complete a set of IQ games aimed at gauging attention, short-term memory, and reaction time.
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"Progress photos, vain as they are, became my primary barometer — and they are a much more effective tool for gauging where I was physically," she says.
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"Hey @amazon @AmazonHelp, you should monitor the price gauging going on right now … $26 for 22017pk of water that is usually about $211 ???" one person tweeted.
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My family stood eagerly by the hotel room door, trying their best to be patient while simultaneously gauging just how much longer I'd be stuck there.
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According to JD Power's first survey gauging customer satisfaction on automotive technology, new vehicle owners reported that their in-car infotainment systems do not perform consistently.
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The child of that union was Compstat, the now-ubiquitous methodology for gauging the efficacy of police departments and determining how best to deploy their resources.
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Although Kaufmann's approach to decrypting brain age, like Cole's, focuses on anatomy, he underscored the importance of gauging brain age in terms of connectivity as well.
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Petronas is currently gauging interest from potential buyers, said the sources, who declined to be identified as they were not authorized to speak about the matter.
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Sanders has made it excusable to mention the interests of workers, as opposed to that of growth and profit, when it comes to gauging economic health.
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The study surveyed 325 adults from various racial, educational and ethnic backgrounds from across the U.S, gauging their perceptions of both Black girls and white girls.
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Diallo walked around the room, face impassive, gauging their level of experience, stopping to offer a few words of correction here and there or demonstrate procedure.
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"We're still gauging the policies... It's only a 90-day window," a Chinese oil buyer said, adding that the oil could arrive between January and March.
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"With such a large pool of ambivalent or unenthusiastic voters, gauging turnout will be particularly problematic," says Charlie Cook, a leading expert on United States elections.
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Along with the assessment of citations in other patents, the analysis included gauging how frequently an average journal article from an institution is cited by patents.
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In addition to gauging views on the election, the poll asked women how they viewed their lives, their roles in society and society's views about them.
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Smartphones and wearable gadgets are capable of gauging an unprecedented amount of health data from users — now, Apple wants to harness that data for medical research.
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When gauging Liaoning's economy, Mr. Li preferred to look at three indicators, he said: electricity consumption, volume of rail cargo and the amount of loans disbursed.
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Each dog that enters the park is slightly different, and has a different percentage attached to it, gauging how closely it matches the perfect dog-ideal.
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Over the years, the event has become an open session for gauging the tycoon's views on everything from rising real estate prices to the business landscape.
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Much has been said about the commodification of women in the workplace, especially the service industry, but gauging its emotional toil is often an elusive undertaking.
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Meanwhile, Kristol and his allies, including former New Hampshire GOP chairwoman Jennifer Horn, have been gauging voters on their receptiveness to a primary challenge against Trump.
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"Oil has become a broken barometer for gauging Middle East tensions," said Helima Croft, head of global commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, an investment bank.
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Ways of gauging poverty levels vary, but state athletic officials typically rely on the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced-price school lunches.
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Follower counts are not only one of the primary metrics for gauging a level of fame -- but one wrong move online can cancel a career overnight.
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What's the best way for me to spend some time in the United States exploring product-market fit, gauging business development, and talking to venture capitalists?
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MANCHESTER, England — It has reached the stage, now, when it comes to gauging Pep Guardiola's mood, his state of mind, where no detail can be overlooked.
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But not everyone was convinced, as a lack of clarity on the timing and volume of the programme restricted respondents from gauging the magnitude of its effect.
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The House whip team is busy counting moderate votes and gauging support within the caucus, and there should be a clearer picture of where things stand tonight.
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Individual polls are useful for gauging the effects of discreet developments, which is one reason why we often include write-ups when worthwhile news surveys come out.
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Investors should look beyond the upcoming U.S. midterm elections in gauging the tense geopolitical situation between the U.S. and China, according to Barclays' head of macro research.
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Investors have been heavily scrutinizing U.S. economic data, as well as remarks from key Fed officials, gauging the likelihood the central bank raises rates before year's end.
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He says he and his co-authors were moved to investigate this trend because they sought some measurable way of gauging the social aftermath of police violence.
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The purchasing managers' index tracking China's services sector has slowed since December, while the index gauging China's key manufacturing sector indicated a contraction to start off 2019.
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That gap, or "spread," is regarded as a particularly important benchmark among some central bank officials for gauging recession risk and weighing investor doubt about the future.
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One tribunal member who is a retired district court judge, also speaking anonymously, said that some members were not experienced enough and made mistakes in gauging evidence.
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The components gauging current sales conditions fell three points to 74, while the index charting sales expectations over the next six months dropped three points to 75.
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Gauging how much Amazon invests in one or more of its varied businesses — original video content, hardware, new delivery methods — remains a challenge for investors, Amobi said.
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But primaries are also important because they offer an opportunity to start gauging which issues are important to the electorate and which issues will have little impact.
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Harada said policymakers must take time gauging the price trend because inflation rates fluctuate on various factors, including temporary shocks such as a plunge in energy costs.
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The component gauging current sales conditions rose 6900 points to 2628, while the index charting sales expectations in the next six months increased 28503 point to 22019.
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Development began in 2013, and it's being unveiled now so that Google can start gauging developer interest and finding partners who'd want to work on Bloks toys.
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Under headlines such as "PM's leadership on knife edge" major papers said some government members were gauging support for Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton to replace Turnbull.
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In a Friday securities filing in response to the report, BRF said the IPO could take place in London but it is also gauging a private placement.
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The replicants are highly intelligent and so lifelike that authorities can't tell them apart from real people and identify them by gauging their emotional response to questions.
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He considered for a moment, eyes closed, then eyes opened, gauging, I suppose, the ratio of crack cocaine to baking powder, and then he offered an appraisal.
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People's brains appeared to be gauging the headlines and abstracts of each article to determine how sharing them might create positive personal and social outcomes for them.
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Twitter is about gauging the real-time temperature of the internet, while Instagram is more likely used as a curatorial tool or a record of your life.
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Why do we put such emphasis on test performance in cases like this when there's probably other ways of gauging likelihood of real-world success besides tests?
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Further, why was someone who could never understand what it is to be terrorized in this way put in charge of gauging the legitimacy of women's fear?
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The component gauging current sales conditions fell 2628 points, to 28503, and the index charting sales expectations in the next six months dropped 22019 points, to 74.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer had complained earlier Tuesday that Republican lawmakers were resisting Democratic efforts to stave off potential price-gauging of vaccines or other products.
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The union seeking to represent the workers—the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers—has recently circulated cards to YogaWorks instructors, gauging support for the union.
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Since Britain voted to quit the union, she has been getting calls from universities on the Continent, and farther abroad, gauging her interest in a new job.
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This task involved spending long hours listening to the harrowing accounts of what they said they had been through and carefully gauging the credibility of the accusations.
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Jets kicker Nick Folk said his primary intent during those late moments was gauging whether the conditions had shifted — most critically, whether the wind was blowing differently.
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And like a debutante at a coming-out party, Mr. Tillerson will face intense scrutiny about his status from a crowd that is expert in gauging power.
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Trump's approval rating had begun ticking upward, and polls gauging Republicans' prospects ahead of the November congressional elections -- the so-called "generic ballot" -- had started to improve.
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Over-the-top providers of live content are gauging how many American households have an appetite for live online video as an alternative to traditional cable packages.
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The tutorial runs for 45 minutes and gauging from the amount of pauses I made, I reckon you'll need at least two hours to get it right.
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They still don't know how the females actually react to different combinations of loudness and pitch, and whether she's gauging loudness, pitch or some combination in her assessment.
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Deutsche Bank responded to those queries on Friday, and sold the bond to a limited number of accounts after gauging interest on where a new deal would come.
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Legalist gathers data from cases dating back to 863 to figure out the risk and case duration for a specific case, gauging 853 variable correlated with case outcome.
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The politico or pollster leading the discussion will break the ice and then take them on a tour of British politics, gauging their reactions to slogans or politicians.
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Now, the smart-vent company is gauging public interest to invest in their company via a SeedInvest campaign, where investors have pledged nearly $10 million to Keen Home.
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But it's always been there throughout; it's just gauging what brings him back, how much is created in his own head, and how much is an effective threat.
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The Observer newspaper had reported that Benn, who publicly disagreed with Corbyn in September over air strikes on Syria, was gauging support for a move to oust Corbyn.
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In the filing, Petrobras, as the company is known, said the shares would be priced after gauging interest from potential investors in Brazil and abroad, as is custom.
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In any event, the Fed will likely tread carefully, gauging the political chances of Trump's plans becoming law and making judgments about just how effective they will be.
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Similar to the elusive pain factor revolving around tattoos, gauging exactly how uncomfortable it feels to get a piercing isn't possible until that sterilized needle penetrates your skin.
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Those results were compared to data from medical-grade equipment for measuring heart rate and carbon dioxide in the breath, a commonly accepted measure for gauging energy expenditure.
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As well as gauging overall morale, many companies use surveys to test the impact of group initiatives or to see if individual divisions show signs of staff disenchantment.
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What to watch Wednesday: Nothing public of note -- keep gauging wary senators and trying to tap into the potential compromise agreements floating back and forth behind closed doors.
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In Moore's case, in a ruling authored by liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the court held that the Texas system for gauging the intellect of defendants is deficient.
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Steimel said that people who are unaware of this copy's unique qualities have accused him of price gauging because they've never seen a copy of Super Mario Bros.
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By gauging how you interact with support staff on your way in and out of the building, interviewers get a sense for how you treat people in general.
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Paige continued to show her aptitude for espionage, correctly gauging that they should wait for Alice to fully get over her anger before asking for the tape back.
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Officials are gauging what buildings already in place are viable to hold the children and what areas of land could be used to construct temporary buildings or tents.
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His job as a broker allowed him time to travel, so he began building a photography portfolio and gauging whether he could make a living off his photographs.
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A full account of the statements should be released by April, although, by gauging the severity of the island's fiscal woes that timetable could be altered, he said.
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Most Americans filed this away as "Trump being Trump," but it was a milestone in Trump's process of gauging the strength of our commitment to prevailing political norms.
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For most, wearables are little more than pedometers – ways of gauging how much one's moved during the day and, hopefully, challenging them to do more in the future.
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In the run-up to the 2016 Iowa caucuses, Tad Devine, then a senior campaign adviser, pressured Mr. Sanders to commission a survey gauging his strengths and weaknesses.
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"Through the Luxembourg court ruling, the Iranians will be gauging how viable continued engagement with the West will be in the future, particularly with the Europeans," he said.
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The firm's research inquiries aren't limited to gauging where voters stand on core issues for the 2018 midterms, according to a person familiar with Nesbitt's work with Steyer.
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"However, downward pressure on the economy likely remains as the index gauging companies' confidence towards the 12-month business outlook dropped in both the manufacturing and services industries."
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When it comes to gauging whether or not it is worth it to do a long hold on a shoe, Davydov said he weighs a bunch of factors.
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But most of all, you watch the legs, the rear ones tugging silk from the spinnerets on the abdomen, others delicately gauging the distance between the anchor points.
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Another way of gauging America's ability to create high-value entrepreneurship is by how many people get really rich that way relative to what happens in other nations.
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Gauging the mood from traders, at least two more rate hikes are now expected this year, with some anticipation of a third climb arriving before the end of 22.8730.
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In securities filing on Friday, BTG Pactual said it is gauging all the legal, regulatory and operational aspects of separating Banco BTG Pactual SA and BTG Pactual Participations Ltd.
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With Japan's mobile market increasingly centred on a small number of hit titles, gaming companies are closely guarding their title pipelines, creating difficulties for investors in gauging their prospects.
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With Japan's mobile market increasingly centered on a small number of hit titles, gaming companies are closely guarding their title pipelines, creating difficulties for investors in gauging their prospects.
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With Japan's mobile market increasingly centered on a small number of hit titles, gaming companies are closely guarding their title pipelines, creating difficulties for investors in gauging their prospects.
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But one way of gauging the hawkish mood in Chicago is to listen to what the big hitters of the non-tech business world now say about the industry.
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In terms of gauging the market, Croft sees a "quiet period" taking effect, wherein U.S. oil, or West Texas Intermediate, will likely slip to $35 ahead of the meeting.
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Polls gauging Canadians' views on the Liberals' refugee plan, meanwhile, have been fairly split, with a recent one reporting 48 percent are in favor while 44 percent are opposed.
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The outlook for consumer spending is key for policymakers gauging the outlook for Britain's economy as it gears up to leave the EU.Reports from retailers themselves have been mixed.
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The index component gauging current sales conditions held steady at 65 in March while the index measuring sales expectations in the next six months fell three points to 61.
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Monaco added the company is interested in expanding its BC Main Line gas pipe in western Canada, which would cost about C$13 billion, and is gauging shipper interest.
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An index gauging firms' views of the job market showed that those complaining of labor shortages, rather than excess staff, were at the highest since 1992, the tankan showed.
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BlackRock has taken a reverse approach: It believes that risk analysis, such as gauging how a security will trade if interest rates go up or down, improves investment results.
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Slovarp, Michael Crary and others believe that speech-language pathologists could do a better job of gauging the real risk—pneumonia—and balancing their patients' physiological and psychological health.
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Honda's own AI falls into 'scene understanding,' 'risk prediction,' and 'action planning,' all of which relates to gauging urban motoring scenarios and responding to them in the right way.
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" A spokesman for the Army said they're "gauging the availability and capabilities of our retired career medical personnel to potentially assist with COVID-19 pandemic response efforts if needed.
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Should we not expect or demand that the Biennial curators are rigorous cultural arbiters — especially in a show that bills itself as gauging the current state of American art?
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The stress tests will still have a pass/fail component when it comes to gauging whether they have enough capital to keep functioning properly during a simulated financial emergency.
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Boris Johnson has spent decades preparing for his lead role, honing his adopted character, perfecting his mannerisms, gauging the reactions to his performance and adjusting it for maximum effect.
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Doctors involved with the study explained that ingesting pot takes longer to produce a high than smoking it, so some people have trouble gauging if they've taken too much.
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Typically, railroad stocks tend to rally in sync with the economy, making them good litmus tests for gauging whether the economy is as strong as it seems, Cramer said.
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Another candidate on Trump's short list, Jim O'Neill, was seen as a more radical choice over his views on curtailing the role of the agency in gauging drug effectiveness.
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But just as important is being alone, having a unique encounter — not seamlessly recommended or autoplayed — with something that another person created, and then gauging your deepest emotional response.
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It's certainly not unusual for a small block of stocks to have a disproportionate Dow impact, but market breadth is considered important when gauging the strength of a rally.
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So, one way of gauging when it's the ideal time to buy a home is when you can afford a 20% down payment on the home of your choice.
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The nod from the listing committee of the Hong Kong stock exchange would allow the Beijing-based lender to start gauging investor appetite for the offer as soon as Monday.
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Regardless of the customer's reaction, our manager would eye us warily during each tip song performance, gauging if we were really having the requisite amount of mandatory fun while singing.
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Later, after I had practiced loading, twisting, plunging, and gauging the speed of the ink, I began to think about materials I would use and what I wanted to draw.
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As is often the case with Amazon's hardware efforts, the company seems most interested in just getting a product out there and gauging public reaction, rather than finessing every detail.
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Of course, one of the big challenges for Degreed is not only identifying content that can serve as a barometer for learning a new skill, but also gauging its quality.
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The GizmoSlip channel is rife with a series of filmed drop tests, gauging how protective various objects, such as a watermelon or a flubber toy, were in protecting the iPhone.
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But there is plenty to suggest a widening acceptance of body mod's more subtle arts: fake and real septum rings, quarter-size ear gauging, tattooed "sleeves" on the upper arms.
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There are other topics such as prescription drug pricing and gauging, as we have seen in cancer treatments and the controversial EpiPen developments that deserve the attention of the candidates.
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"I think he's correctly gauging where the American people are on the issue and informing the legislature that they've got to go back and do some more work," Perry said.
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The VIX remains the "ultimate forward-looking instrument" for gauging how people feel about the marketplace, Davitt said, though the way in which investors have interacted with it has shifted.
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Liberal Democrats took to social media to roast Gillibrand's links to the financial industry following the reports of her gauging Wall Street and corporate interest in a possible presidential run.
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U.S. crude oil inventories unexpectedly fell from record highs last week as refineries continued to hike output and imports fell while gauging the possibility of an output freeze by producers.
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Knowing what caused Trump's win is crucial to gauging whether all of this work and effort is worth doing — and the growing body of evidence suggests that it truly is.
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McCown's age (39) and salary ($10 million) make him an unlikely candidate to be moved, but Maccagnan has reportedly been gauging the market for Bridgewater for the last few weeks.
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As Grace traces her route from a childhood of abuse to her last fateful posting, she's gauging what Dr. Jordan might want to hear, feeling his reaction, titrating her response.
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Gauging the floor — just how low WeWork may trade — is part of the job of financial advisors, which in this case include J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America.
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" An Army spokesman had told CNN that they're "gauging the availability and capabilities of our retired career medical personnel to potentially assist with COVID-19 pandemic response efforts if needed.
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They all are watching Biden, gauging whether he is strong enough to pull off a comeback or so weak that the nomination will likely fall into the hands of Warren.
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He had other ways of gauging that the conversation had been successful, though they also made the job of being a late-night host sound ever so slightly less glamorous.
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Last October, Firefox showed an ad for a subscription to ProtonVPN to a small group of Firefox users, suggesting Mozilla may have been gauging interest in offering its own VPN.
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These sorts of trials are needed in part because people are notoriously shitty at gauging the amount of alcohol they drink, or even how much they've poured into their glass.
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Tim Ryan has not ruled out mounting a campaign for the top post in the House, and some members indicate he has been gauging what kind of support he might get.
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This follows a series of informal talks the company held with private equity firms since the end of November aimed at gauging interest in the assets, two of the sources said.
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Sources familiar with the discussions tell CNN that the Washington state Democrat is gauging whether to challenge Durbin to be the minority whip under likely new minority leader, New York Sen.
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If the proposal clears the committee it's unclear when the full House will vote on it because GOP leaders are still gauging internally whether they have the votes to pass it.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign won't admit it, but her team will soon start leaking VP names to the media in hopes of gauging how these different candidates fare with voters and donors.
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On the inside of the wristband, there are four sensors that measure and track skin temperature, blood volume pulse and galvanic skin response (gauging sweat gland activity through skin resistance measurements).
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This was after the U.S. Treasury yield curve — gauging the difference between short and long-term borrowing costs — hit its flattest level in 11 years on Monday at 23 basis points.
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If you're truly interested in gauging the presidential matchup at this point, I think it's better to ask a question which forces the respondent think about a Democrat and a Republican.
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Short-term lenders began to question the judgment of Bear's management, and Mr. Friedman was on the front lines of gauging how the market viewed the firm as a credit risk.
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He's just gauging the reaction, and a positive one — in the form of victories in the primaries, dominance in the media or supremacy in polls — means that his course is just.
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The index measuring current sales conditions fell to 2628, the component gauging expectations in the next six months dropped to 28503, and the metric charting buyer traffic edged down to 22019.
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Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the majority in the Abbott decision that courts must presume the "good faith" of state lawmakers when gauging whether their voting changes were driven by racism.
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The FDIC is one of the federal government's oldest and most powerful financial regulators, insuring bank accounts, gauging bank stability and testing the ability of major banks to weather financial crises.
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Critics of the Labour-led government of Wales, while not finding fault with the law, took to social media to accuse the government of hypocrisy in gauging the maturity of teenagers.
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As commercial drones get bigger, lift more, fly farther and become more abundant, they will lead the way in gauging public opinion about whether the sky should become a commercial highway.
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Biden has been considering a 2020 bid for months, and has told reporters since late last year that he was gauging how a run for the presidency would affect his family.
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The strong economy helped lift Trump's approval ratings into the low- to mid-403s and narrowed the Democratic advantage in the national surveys gauging voter preferences for control of the House.
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The FDIC is one of the federal government oldest and most powerful financial regulators, insuring bank accounts, gauging bank stability and testing the ability of major banks to weather financial crises.
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After news that the forum was being disbanded, Trump tweeted: "The market is gauging future expectations for the Trump agenda," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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Dudley's remarks suggest the Fed is still gauging how much of a signal to take from a stock market selloff that some analysts said could suggest a recession is around the corner.
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But the nonprofit has been gauging the temperature of Silicon Valley heavyweights, and its central ideas are spelled out on its once-public website, which was taken down after contact from Recode.
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As for when the rest of us will be able to get our hands on the shoes, Puma appears to be gauging customer interest at the moment, much the same as Nike.
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Gauging just how much of "Mojave" is about Thomas and his unsettled state of mind is part of the fun in this low-key evisceration (and celebration) of Hollywood and its monsters.
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On a call with investors following its earnings report, Nike management downplayed the importance of its futures number, saying it's becoming a less important metric for gauging the health of its brand.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — A small group of Democratic National Committee members has privately begun gauging support for a plan to potentially weaken Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign and head off a brokered convention.
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One source said the latest change to the risk-measuring tool hasn't as yet come into effect as the central bank was still gauging the amount of money that would be affected.
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Plus, recently old players such as U.S.-based United Airlines are dramatically up-gauging their product with 787s and offering new non-stops such as San Francisco to Singapore from June 1.
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In today's transitional auto market, gauging consumer preferences is a tougher proposition: even for luxury brands who get to know their elite clientele (who can drop $1.93,000 on a car) pretty well.
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Just recently, TransCanada officials said they would only decide in December whether to proceed with the project after gauging demand from oil shippers and awaiting a decision from Nebraska's Public Service Commission.
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The company plans to start gauging investor appetite for the IPO as soon as Monday after receiving the nod from the listing committee of the Hong Kong stock exchange, added the sources.
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CVID having been the linchpin in gauging the summit's success, it's remarkable that this language does not appear in the joint statement — nor was it referenced by either side during the talks.
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These include clinical ones — such as gauging a patient's level of pain and keeping tabs on whether medication is being taken — as well as ones to improve a patient's quality of life.
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Lower courts had upheld the laws, which criminalize a motorist's refusal to take a test gauging alcohol levels in situations in which police do not have a warrant for such a test.
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Therefore, for certain issuers with significant levels of foreign cash positions, like Coca-Cola, supplemental adjusted net leverage ratios are used when gauging the level of tolerance/cushion within the assigned ratings.
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Redstone's advance healthcare directive makes his personal physician, internist Richard Gold, responsible for gauging whether he can manage his own care or whether his designated agent should take over, court filings show.
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Forensic science has many ways to try and guess time of death, from a body's temperature, gauging rigor mortis, measuring various chemical levels, or even seeing what bugs have colonized the body.
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However, in a market where financing is driven by long-term contracts, often even before construction begins, American suppliers are already gauging the potential costs, until recently unanticipated, of lost Chinese buyers.
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Mr. Williams did not formally declare his candidacy, but he is now able to raise money while gauging "whether there is a definite path" and "an appetite" for his candidacy, he said.
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"It can certainly help you understand where the baby is in maturity," he said, which could aid doctors in gauging when to deliver babies of women who go into unexpected early labor.
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As concerns over the spreading coronavirus outbreak hammer U.S. stocks, investors are also in the early stages of gauging another potential risk to the market later this year: the U.S. presidential election.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's ministry of finance is gauging the appetite of the country's major banks to lend to the government at negative interest rates, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Another is from gauging the effectiveness of advertisements, including the ability to "analyze a household's behavior across devices," using the IP address attached to all the internet-enabled gadgets in a home.
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SA is gauging the impact of segregating stock trading of its two main business divisions, a sign Latin America's No. 1 independent investment bank is betting on enhanced transparency to regain investor trust.
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"We have had a gauging station up at Alford for the last 42 years and it has exceeded anything we have ever recorded," Richard Brown, Head of Hydrology for Sepa, told STV. Morning.
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Line will set the final price of its shares on July 11 after gauging investor demand, with the aim of listing them on July 14 in New York and July 15 in Tokyo.
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To be able to spot them -- and also see danger areas by gauging heat levels -- rescue teams must be equipped with thermal imaging cameras, which show heat in brighter colors over darker backgrounds.
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Unfortunately, this method of gauging liability did not translate well when it came to the internet and the disparity in the outcomes of two notable cases underscored the need for a new law.
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Investors are also gauging the potential economic fallout of Tropical Storm Harvey, which brought catastrophic flooding to Texas this week and shut down nearly a fifth of the U.S's crude oil refining capacity.
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The relative strength index, a classic momentum indicator in gauging whether a security is "overbought" or "oversold," measures the speed and range of average gains and declines over a given period of time.
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Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy‑Con, available on Amazon, $298.99If you're gauging the success of your gift based solely on the excitement it elicits, this is a good option.
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The study involved experiments in which the fish species Labroides dimidiatus, called the bluestreak cleaner wrasse, was given a mirror self-recognition test, a technique developed in 1970 for gauging animal self-awareness.
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No one has made any official announcement that they're running for leadership jobs, but lawmakers are putting out feelers, quietly gauging how much support they would have for a bid after the Nov.
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It is far less efficient, though, at gauging use patterns of new lab-made drugs such as so-called "legal highs"—chemicals with effects similar to illicit drugs, but not always explicitly forbidden.
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Deep diplomatic engagement with Pyongyang between now and the summit will be essential to gauging the North Koreans' intentions and to establishing realistic goals for when the leaders take seats across a table.
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Consumer prices other than energy or food, a measure the Fed watches for gauging inflation trends, rose 1.7 percent in the year through August, up from 1.4 percent at the end of 2015.
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She warned, however, that investors should take a long-term view when it comes to gauging progress with the "other bets" businesses because costs and revenue can vary significantly from quarter to quarter.
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But foreign carmakers that employ thousands of workers in the United States are gauging whether tariffs, the main weapon in that war, may compel them to shift jobs to, of all places, China.
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Mr. Ricchetti, who has been gauging donor support for a Biden candidacy, is at the Penn Biden Center, a foreign policy think tank intended to give the university a higher profile in Washington.
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"Oil has once again re-emerged as a real driver of how investors are gauging the trend for equities," said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group in New York.
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The polling on the "generic ballot" question, gauging voter support for a Republican or Democratic House candidate based solely on party affiliation, indicated a large, persistent advantage for Democrats throughout 2017 and 2018.
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President Donald Trump's chance at reelection is still over a year away, but he has entered a critical economic period that many investors look at when gauging the odds of a second term.
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Republicans are most angered by undocumented immigrants crossing the border and by calls to impeach Trump, according to a survey conducted by Reuters and Ipsos gauging emotional response toward the biggest headlines this month.
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"Most investors are going to be gauging them (banks) on a little bit of a broader economic base than normal, in that interest rates and Fed are going to have an impact," said Oviatt.
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In a Supreme Court ruling authored by liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in March 2017 for the Moore case, the court held that the Texas system for gauging the intellect of defendants was deficient.
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Furthermore, it seems that emotion plays a significant part in gauging risks, and not always a negative one, acting as a "reward-and-punishment system that allows the brain to select an advantageous behaviour".
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YouTube is actively exploring the idea: The Google division introduced two new internal metrics in the past two years for gauging how well videos are performing, according to people familiar with the company's plans.
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Many investors are not comfortable figuring that out or gauging credit quality and interest-rate risk — the danger that a bond will fall from favor and lose value when newer ones offer higher yields.
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Though some specifics are missing on how Medicare for All would likely work, we can start gauging the effects some of the proposals could have on insurers, drug companies, employers, patients, providers and hospitals.
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Exxon is having trouble gauging the extent of the earthquake's damage, given the remoteness of the gas field, in the mountainous jungles of Papua New Guinea, 700 km (435 miles) from the export terminal.
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Kaliouby and Picard's Affectiva became a model for the myriad ways emotion recognition could help companies form deeper connections with customers, whether it was Toyota better understanding driver behavior or Pepsi gauging consumer preferences.
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John G. Geer at Vanderbilt University and I have been gauging the effectiveness of this and other political ads by asking randomly assigned groups of people to react to and evaluate them all year.
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"It's more important to prevent dollar shortages than gauging whether the absolute amount of the FX reserves are at an appropriate level," Hong told a small group of foreign media at a news conference.
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The BOJ's quarterly "tankan" survey, due on April 1, will be crucial in gauging its next policy move as it offers clues on how the virus affected business mood and corporate capital expenditure plans.
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On Tuesday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer circulated a letter gauging the interest of fellow senators on the idea of renaming the Russell Senate Office Building after McCain, who died Saturday from brain cancer.
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TOKYO, March 15 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Tuesday, preferring to spend more time gauging the impact on the economy of its decision in January to deploy negative interest rates.
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In addition to gauging concerns for 2019, the survey also asked CEOs and other C-Suite executives about what they think the organization of the future will look like and how their own will perform.
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People gauging the odds of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would have been watching closely on Sunday after the FBI concluded its investigation into Clinton had found no evidence to prosecute the Democratic presidential nominee.
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"Oil is very much distracted by macro events today, gauging the sentiment in broader markets and taking its lead from that," said Matthew Smith, director of commodity research at the New York-headquartered Clipper Data.
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A redditor at r/SquaredCircle wrote about meeting Nash at an event, where it slipped that the reunion is a means of gauging how an induction to the WWE Hall of Fame would go over.
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It's a point made by Vox's German Lopez, who spoke to several hate crime law experts earlier this year on the near impossibility of gauging criminals' motivation — or proving them in a court of law.
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With pressure on traders and banks due to a weak world economy and a rout in commodities markets, having insight into cargo movements could give them an edge in gauging which way prices will go.
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The concept of gauging patient satisfaction goes back to the 1980s, part of a seismic shift toward patients' becoming more involved in health care decision-making, and away from the-doctor-is-always-right paternalism.
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Actor and former wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson says in a new interview that he is seriously considering a run for president in 2024 after gauging the public reaction to reports about his political ambitions.
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They both call to broaden the subsidies to cover Internet and to create a third-party administrator, to determine who is eligible by gauging eligibility in other programs like Social Security, Medicaid and food subsidies.
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Senator Maria Cantwell, the top Democrat on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, asked the Trump administration earlier this month to provide a threat assessment gauging Russian capabilities to breach the U.S. electric grid.
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In October, USPS released the results of a survey gauging how Americans feel about the idea of drones carrying parcels to American doorsteps, showing more Americans like the idea of drone delivery than dislike it.
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It's entirely possible that the finished version of Verizon Gaming features a slimmed down lineup; an email sent to testers even suggests as much, noting that the alpha test is focused on gauging the service's performance.
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They've pressed Democrats to open the process up to the public, while warning that gauging witnesses on their opening statements alone is misleading, since it excludes the hours of closed-door questioning that's followed those remarks.
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While it lacks serious clout compared to, say, the Academy Awards, the Globes are useful in gauging what was important on the big and small screen, and they help set the stage for later award shows.
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Polls show significant support for Prop 61, but that's before gauging the full impact of a drug industry opposition campaign that could total $100 million, making this one of the costliest ballot measures in California history.
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"That headline noise emerged this week, and we are waiting for the government to make a formal statement on it before gauging any potential impact," Victor Schabbel, Cielo's investor relations director, said at the same meeting.
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Grinberg said some tests were gauging the candidate's current knowledge and skills and others were more focused on testing the ability to learn new things very quickly — a crucial skill for responding quickly to cyber attacks.
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Tepco has been gauging demand for the landmark bond offering, as once-skeptical investors become more comfortable with the utility's outlook after the government provided more details on decommissioning and compensation costs, sources said last week.
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New York-based Cerberus is still gauging the size of Oi's future equity needs and how the carrier's creditors will have to be compensated, said the person, who asked for anonymity because the process is underway.
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Our friend Steve Liesman, and he -- you know, he has different ways of gauging things and maybe through some tea leaves thinks it's possible the Fed could be thinking about a pause in the rate cuts.
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Men often misperceive a woman's interest Men just aren't good at gauging the level of a woman's interest in him, says Alexandra Katehakis, founder and clinical director of the Center for Healthy Sex in Los Angeles.
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An index gauging household sentiment about current economic conditions fell to -26.0 in September from -25.0 three months earlier, worsening for a fifth straight quarter and hitting its lowest level since June 2016, the survey showed.
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That infrastructure can't just sit there; it needs to be the foundation for facilitating collaboration, simplifying assessment, gauging progress and enabling the type of personalized learning that will change a student's perspective along with their test scores.
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By putting painting to the test of the readymade, he has been gauging it s against its own fetishism and exposing the gap between painting as a found object and the real-world object as a readymade.
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Given the muted reaction maybe there's not much of a chance of him needing to step in, but getting that response function to the market, gauging whether the market got it right or wrong, is super important.
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The index, which the BOJ scrutinizes in gauging the broad price trend, showed annual consumer inflation slowed to 1.1 percent in January from 1.3 percent in December as the yen's rebound pushed down prices of imported goods.
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Fitbit has also expanded what the Charge can measure, by introducing GPS (which requires a phone connection) and the ability to measure VO23 max levels (athletes are a fan of the metric for gauging their aerobic fitness).
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"Gauging the macroeconomic risks through the debt level, adequacy of reserves and financial stability reveals that Saudi is well poised to encounter possible future shocks," state-owned National Commercial Bank said in a report on the budget.
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The Lords want to oblige the government to report on what steps it had taken to negotiate a customs union and May is now gauging the support of her divided Conservative party to any change of plans.
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While the first contests of the 2020 election cycle won't happen for more than a year, potential Democratic candidates are already jockeying for position in key states by gauging support among strategists, donors and potential campaign staff.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - There is an almost 60% chance that the German economy could fall into recession, according to a monthly index gauging the health of Europe's largest economy published on Thursday by the Macroeconomic Policy Institute (IMK).
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The problem has been getting large hospitals — the proverbial elephants in our health care jungle — to make those types of changes, measuring those cultural changes, then gauging if those changes result in improvements in how patients do.
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The component gauging current sales conditions rose 28500 point, to 6900, the index charting sales expectations in the next six months increased 2628 points, to 28503, and the component measuring buyer traffic climbed 22019 points, to 47.
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The index component charting sales expectations for the next six months rose 2628 points, to 28503, the index measuring buyer traffic held steady at 22019, and the component gauging current sales conditions dropped 1 point, to 78.
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Ranjan was far behind us now, moving slowly but waving every so often to signal that he was O.K. At Ablation Stake 11, Azam took another measurement, gauging how much the stake had moved down the glacier.
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A gifted inventor, he developed the first modern instruments and methods for gauging temperatures in the sea's depths, letting him and his peers make wide readings of how heat from the Earth's molten interior rises through the seafloor.
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In gauging the Fed's next step, investors will have no "dot plot" to consult, as they have after with every other policy move since the Fed began in 2012 to publish quarterly interest-rate forecasts from individual policymakers.
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One cannot pretend to do a top-down review without listening to friends in the region and gauging their willingness to address our issues, as well as giving them a renewed understanding that their issues matter to us.
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Those hopes were dashed when she made double-bogey at the par-three 17th after finding water with her seven-iron tee shot, the Korean admitting she had trouble gauging what club to use in the fluctuating wind.
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The index measuring current sales conditions fell seven points to 67, the component gauging expectations in the next six months dropped 10 points to 65 and the measurement charting buyer traffic registered an eight-point drop to 45.
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Such a channel would serve three purposes: promoting understanding between the two nations; decreasing misinformation that flows from the capitals of both; and gauging Iran's interest in a second nuclear agreement when the most substantive JCPOA provisions expire.
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Investors consulted by Reuters in recent weeks said they had no formal conversations with PDVSA regarding the operation, which is a common way of gauging market conditions and ensuring bondholders are aware the operation is on its way.
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"[Clinton] had been incapable of gauging its gravity and reluctant to avail herself of the only option for fixing it," they write of her resistance and eventual apology for using a private email server while secretary of state.
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In gauging the appropriate path for monetary policy over the next few years, the FOMC will continue to strike a balance between avoiding an overheated economy and bringing PCE price inflation to 2 percent on a sustained basis.
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"The central government may be still in an active process in gauging when it's appropriate for Xi to appear to take the reins of the coronavirus fighting efforts," said Rui Zhong, a China expert at the Wilson Center.
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"The central government may be still in an active process in gauging when it's appropriate for Xi to appear to take the reins of the coronavirus fighting efforts," said Rui Zhong, a China expert at the Wilson Center.
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Maybe Fabrizio's inexplicable victory lap is explained by the White House's desire to bait prospective GOP challengers into probing donors, gauging receptivity on the Hill, or otherwise outing themselves early enough to nail them before they become threats.
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Gillibrand, who represents New York City, one of the largest financial centers in the world, responded on Twitter last month to a report about her outreach to Wall Street executives while she was gauging support for her campaign.
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Republicans were reported last month to be gauging whether they had the votes to pass the thing, which comes wrapped in a populist package, but could cost students almost $15 billion in financial aid if passed into law.
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But just 9 percent of registered Democratic voters cited abortion as the most important issue to determine how they will vote in November, according to an ongoing Reuters/Ipsos poll gauging Americans' top priorities in the midterm elections.
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In 2018, Pinduoduo racked up 471.6 billion yuan ($68.6 billion) in gross merchandise volume, a somewhat problematic term for gauging sales as it totals the value of orders placed, regardless of whether they are actually sold, delivered or returned.
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You find yourself scrolling to the comments in the middle of the more unsettling scenes, the digital equivalent of turning to a friend in the movie theater and gauging their reaction to the batshit thing you just saw onscreen.
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Whatever the precise reasons for China's announcement, a more important question in gauging the likely impact of the measures, is to what extent the China's new restrictions on coal imports from North Korea will be implemented on the ground.
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That's still true: you won't be able to see how many people have watched a specific item recently, but a top 10 is still more than we've had to go on before in gauging what's trending on the service.
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For the study, conducted between June and November, 1,928 survey respondents were recruited online and presented with crash scenarios as well as questions gauging their personal opinions about riding in an autonomous vehicle and their likelihood of buying one.
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Justice Kagan opted not to join in a disparagement of the so-called Lemon test—a fraught method of identifying Establishment Clause violations by looking for a secular purpose and effect and gauging the level of church-state entanglement.
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Barclays is partly relying on funds raised from the sale to meet capital requirements that were identified as a concern by the Bank of England in a November "stress test" aimed at gauging its ability to withstand financial shocks.
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As del Pino begins another campaign to freeze global output later this year, watching price levels and the market mood will be key to gauging when top producers might step up cooperation - even if only verbally - despite mutual distrust.
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The celebrity gossip site reported Wednesday that a source who attended a small gathering with "some politically connected people" in New York last month said Clinton has not ruled out the possibility and is gauging interest in a run.
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Among other contributions, the agency plays a leading role in an important ocean-monitoring program called Argo, and the location of its Cape Grim research station in Tasmania makes it uniquely valuable in gauging greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Having once put their hopes in an opaque bureaucratic process, they are now approaching their shot at absolution as if marketing a hot start-up: scanning their network of acquaintances for influence and gauging degrees of separation from celebrity.
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In a sign of alarm over possible damage, Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya said China's huge presence in the world economy must be taken into account in gauging the impact the outbreak could have on global growth.
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SGX and U.S.-based Nasdaq - which are also in a long-term market technology partnership - are gauging interest among companies that could seek a concurrent or sequential listing on both the SGX and the Nasdaq, the exchange operators said.
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With Warren consistently gaining ground in Iowa, Harpootlian said he'd hope focus groups in the first caucus state test "thematic approaches," including gauging potential caucusgoers' support for "Medicare for All" and what it is that they like about Warren.
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Drug policy experts argue these earlier studies were far less robust; they failed to control for factors like whether a state allows dispensaries, cultivation, or only possession — rendering them incapable of gauging the full effect of different pot policies.
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So what's really happening is that these guys are gauging whether you're open or shy or close-minded or, quite frankly, whether you're gay or hetero and willing either to flirt with them or to submit to an advance.
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Barclays is partly relying on funds raised from the stake sale to meet capital requirements that were identified as a concern by the Bank of England in a November "stress test" aimed at gauging its ability to withstand financial shocks.
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Throw in the fact that many of Trump's followers don't support him, they just know that following him is the only way to see his "official statements," and it's clear that social media isn't a great barometer for gauging popularity.
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On Monday, Treasury bond yields gained as risk sentiment improved and after the U.S. government said it was gauging market interest in ultra-long debt, with benchmark 10-year yield rising to 1.598%, moving further away from Thursday's three-year low.
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"The central government may be still in an active process in gauging when it's appropriate for Xi to appear to take the reins of the coronavirus fighting efforts," Rui Zhong, a China expert at the Wilson Center, told CNN's James Griffiths.
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A survey of physicians conducted for STAT News found that 23 percent of doctors think analyzing a patient's family medical history will offer them and their patients better clues than genome sequencing in gauging the likelihood of a heritable cancer.
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While the question was aimed at gauging views on the likelihood that we'd establish permanent outposts on Mars or the moon, for example, people already live in low Earth orbit aboard the International Space Station for months at a time.
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A separate index gauging investor morale in Germany rose in October despite rising pressure on its large automotive sector to cough up cash for expensive retrofits for older diesel models and concerns about the stability of Chancellor Angela Merkel's government.
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The survey details a number of potential future Sonos products, including what appears to be a cheaper subwoofer model called the Sonos Core Sub along with the surround sound speakers, and appeared to be gauging potential user interest in both models.
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The Fed's Wednesday announcement of the results of its Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review marks the second and final portion of the annual, two-part stress tests aimed at gauging Wall Street's ability to adequately respond to an economic crisis.
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Specifically, using what Apple calls the TrueDepth Camera system, the "shape data of your face in real time can be used for other purposes" than just unlocking your iPhone X. Other purposes like, say, gauging your receptiveness to certain targeted advertisements.
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It will kick in next August and will include measurements from towns of less than 15,000 people for the first time as well as gauging price changes over a wider basket of goods, INEGI director of statistics Arturo Blancas told reporters.
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Melissa Hanham of the James Martin Centre for Nonproliferation Studies, an American think-tank, says that includes gauging parts using the size of other objects in the image, and collating shots from different angles to glean a three-dimensional picture.
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Even the Emperor was testing the waters, gauging just how much he and his advisors and courtiers could get away with, especially with regard to the ultra-secret Death Star Project, which is central to the events depicted in Catalyst.
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IT TOOK decades for politics—that messy, flawed business of gauging the public mood, haggling with interest groups and turning out votes—to build America's prison system: a behemoth of staggering size and cost, unlike anything else in the developed world.
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One of the most revealing projects was a PowerPoint by a student who had videotaped himself and then a female friend pretending to cry in the crowded foyer of the university library, gauging the starkly different reactions of passers-by.
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Though specifics are missing on how Medicare for All would be fully implemented, we can start gauging the effects some of the proposals could have, based on analysis from groups including the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation, Mercatus Center, and Urban Institute.
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This is the first broad survey gauging corporate Japan's stance on wages after most major firms on March 15 announced the results of their wage negations with unions, offering the lowest base pay hike in four years of about 0.3 percent.
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In preparation for past Olympics, he counted his strokes in case his goggles filled with water and prohibited him from gauging the distance between walls, as they did in the 200-meter butterfly final at the Beijing Games in 2008.
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HONG KONG — China's National Bureau of Statistics' quarterly reports on the country's gross domestic product are viewed with such skepticism that even the country's premier, Li Keqiang, developed an alternate way of gauging economic growth when he was a provincial official.
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It was originally a tool to figure out who Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton would pick as their running mates, but it was useful in gauging the number of women and people of color Trump could put in his Cabinet.
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A week before going for a third straight U.S. Open title, there was nothing wrong with Koepka's long game, but he had trouble gauging the speed of the Hamilton Golf & Country Club greens, which he said were slower than he expected.
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Monitoring activity at food pantries and soup kitchens is often a good way of gauging whether SNAP is meeting the needs of a particular community, because recipients typically avail themselves of these services after their monthly benefits have run out.
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But people are often afraid of the unknown and poor at gauging risk: 46 percent of respondents either probably or definitely would not ride in a fully autonomous vehicle, according to a survey this month by J.D. Power and Miller Canfield.
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They will join about 200 other decoys who will be paid to act as if they live on the street during the Homeless Outreach Population Estimate, the city's annual census of unsheltered homeless people, as a way gauging the count's accuracy.
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Reuters' fourth Brexit tracker of five indicators gauging the City of London's fortunes — spanning jobs, commercial property prices, bar and restaurant openings and public transport usage — shows that while some have seen a slight slowdown, others are steady or even buoyant.
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Similar to a modern car, when mechanics restore power to the aircraft, built-in testing equipment runs checks on sensors gauging the health of aircraft systems from hydraulics and to fuel - known as a 'BITE' test - that would signal failures.
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The statement did not include a "balance of risks" mention that the market considers pivotal in gauging the sentiment of Fed officials, nor did it give a rate timetable, like the "next meeting" language it included last October, the meeting before it hiked.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, who said earlier this month that she would run for president, has voted for increased regulation of the financial industry, has received criticism from the left for taking money from big money interests and gauging the support of Wall Street financiers.
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Klout, his last company (which raised $40 million and sold for $200 million) was launched in the early days of social media as an attempt to wrestle with a problem companies still struggle with — gauging the importance and influence of an online presence.
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As part of the $903 million it's poured into the 290 midterm election, it teamed up with the online civil rights organization Color of Change to conduct a series of focus groups geared toward gauging the political attitudes of young black voters.
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"It was today a very, very good start to negotiations ... a positive mutual gauging by the negotiating teams," FPO leader Heinz-Christian Strache told a joint news conference with Kurz after the first round of talks at an ornate palace in Vienna.
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First, each of these funds is deemed to be in an uptrend based on the fact that its 50-day moving average is above its 200-day moving average, which are popular indicators for gauging long-term and medium-term trends, respectively.
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Washington (CNN)A hacked email published by WikiLeaks this week shows that Democratic strategists -- including top political allies of Hillary Clinton -- were gauging voter attitudes about the Muslim faith of Barack Obama's father during Clinton's unsuccessful fight for the 23 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Glass Lewis said in its report that withholding votes is an imprecise way of gauging investor sentiment regarding a deal with Gannett, and that Tribune shareholders have been given very little time to assess the Tribune management turnaround plan announced three months ago.
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Because summer storms have been so localized, the two leading weather models used by traders may be little help in gauging whether this summer's hit-or-miss weather pattern may cause U.S. corn and soybean yields to end up lower than expected.
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Prodrive was already in the process of gauging public interest in a semi-automatic transmission for the street that could be fitted directly to a manual gearbox; buttons on the steering wheel would shift gears while an electronic control unit worked the clutch.
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The Journal of Interpersonal Violence published a study in 2017 that examined a group of 145 heterosexual men, 92 percent of whom were white, and found that they tended to conflate sexual desire with consent and had difficulty accurately gauging nonverbal cues.
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Singapore-based BOC Aviation, an arm of Bank of China Ltd , got the go-ahead from the listing committee of the exchange and could start gauging investors' interest for the IPO as early as next week, added IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication.
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The government, emboldened by a 263-227 vote to block the charges on Wednesday, now wants to resume talks with legislators by early next week, gauging support for the proposal, a government source told Reuters, requesting anonymity to freely discuss the government's strategy.
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The new partnership for the Kurdish fighters may be an intelligence bonanza for Russia and Syria as US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have spent years working alongside American commandos gauging tactics, techniques, procedures, equipment, intelligence gathering and even potentially names of operators.
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Days until the government shuts down: 5* (*Expect this to be extended.) The preference Congressional leadership spent the last 24 hours gauging the support for one- and two-week stopgap funding bills, but even that has run into some issues, sources say.
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Fresh from touring his recipes across North and South America—staying in people's homes and gauging their response to his culinary offerings —I recently met up with Eltigani to discuss the importance of heritage and why, politically speaking, we are what we eat.
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In a joint opinion column published on Monday in the newspaper Le Monde, dozens of French medical professionals said that Mr. Lambert's condition had been stable for years and that gauging his state of consciousness was too complex to reach an undoubtable conclusion.
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Just two weeks from the midterm elections in November, Republicans are most angered by undocumented immigrants crossing the border and by calls to impeach Trump, according to a survey conducted by Reuters and Ipsos gauging emotional response toward the biggest headlines this month.
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Sources close to the matter have told Reuters that private equity groups Apax and Nordic Capital have been gauging prospective buyers' interest in their labs business, Unilabs, while investor PAI Partners is looking into the sale of its French lab testing chain Cerba.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --REPORT CARD TIME: The Government Accountability Office latest report card gauging the performance of federal agency chief information officers is showing signs of improvement.
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This is an issue that's sure to become less pronounced over time, but I would bet there will be quite a few consumers unsubscribing in the mean time leaving those on freebie subscriptions responsible for gauging which new shows are top notch.
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First, each of these funds is deemed to be in a downtrend based on the fact that its 50-day moving average is below its 200-day moving average, which are popular indicators for gauging long-term and medium-term trends, respectively.
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While the 2015 nuclear deal will likely be the deciding factor for the Iranian vote, internet policy and censorship is often the barometer for gauging how progressive and appealing a politician is to Iran's 80 million population, dominated by tech-savvy youth under 35.
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The study, published on Tuesday in the Annals of Internal Medicine, analyzed 2015 survey data of more than 254,22016 adult gun owners in the US, gauging whether gun owners had gone through a background check if they purchased a firearm in the past two years.
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HONG KONG, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Buyout group CVC is gauging the interest of prospective Chinese suitors for its portfolio company Linxens, the French smart-card components maker that it bought two years ago for 1.5 billion euros ($1.8 billion), people close to the matter said.
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The "best" size for you depends on your own tastes and situation, but mocking up a cardboard frame for the sort of dimensions you're considering is one way of gauging just how much of your living room your next set is going to dominate.
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So there are two equally important questions for gauging whether Democrats running for president are serious about passing Medicare-for-all: Are they going to make it a top priority, and are they prepared to call for eliminating the Senate filibuster to ease its passage?
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Simultaneously, a national study of 24,3753 patients to continue gauging the test's effectiveness is being undertaken at large universities, including Columbia University and the Johns Hopkins University, as well as at large practices such as Delaware Valley Urology and the Walter Reed Medical Center.
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Researchers at the University of Stirling and the Institute for Food and Agricultural Research and Technology (IRTA) in Catalonia have published a new study on fish behavior that aims to help farmers increase yield, by gauging how fish will adapt to life in captivity.
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Sessions not only restored this aircraft to its former glory, when he was finished, it was perhaps the single best example of a MiG-29 left in existence, along with a few uniquely American accents like changing the gauging and cockpit indicators to English.
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I think you and I are constantly gauging how we feel personally, but clearly we're just thinking about the people on the show and the community, like what's at stake for them in sharing their stories and how important it is for so many people.
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Bousman and writer Clint Sears would monitor players on the Tension forums, gauging their suitability for various one-on-one breakout moments that could be used to introduce major plot points to the audience, as well as tracking what was connecting from a story perspective.
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Comer told The Hill that he has been "encouraged" to look at the ranking member position and that he is "gauging the level of support" he would have with the Steering Committee, which consists of top Republican lawmakers and is tasked with determining committee assignments.
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But Dr. David Shulkin, who was President Trump's first secretary of veterans affairs, says the stars are not much help in gauging progress from year to year or in making comparisons with nearby civilian hospitals, because Sail grades veterans' hospitals on a national curve.
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As people emerged from underground into the morning air, it was hard to tell where to go, so they found their way by gauging the human density, moving until they reached a spot so full of people that they could no longer move at all.
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"Gauging everything (the Russian police) have said, everything I've seen, there's a high degree of commitment to deal with their own risk supporters as well as any visiting ones," Roberts said in an interview at police headquarters in Sheffield, northern England, where he is based.
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It marked the second decision in favor of Moore by the high court, which in 2017 ruled 5-3 that the Texas system for gauging the intellect of defendants was outdated, thus giving his lawyers another chance to try to convince a state court of his disability.
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Kalia Abiade, who as director of programs is a key gatekeeper at Pillars, said the selection of grantees isn't just about finding unique, well-run nonprofits, but gauging how the organizations fit together as a whole, a showcase of the most groundbreaking Muslim initiatives in the nation.
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However reaching agreement is made more difficult by the fact that the Dehravud gauging station on the Kajaki dam, the point agreed in the 1973 treaty for measuring the annual flow, is currently under Taliban control and no official has been able to visit since 2015.
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Gauging the state of these problems is becoming increasingly important as we continue through the 2016 campaign, especially as we learn the criminal breach of voting machines in Arizona and Illinois may have been part of hackers probing voting systems in more than a dozen states.
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Bolton, who left the White House last September amid policy conflicts with Trump, had refused to testify in the House investigation, citing the president's prohibition on his cooperation and the absence of court decision gauging which tool — the congressional subpoena or executive immunity — held more weight.
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Earlier this year, when a small group of DNC members began gauging support for a potential policy reversal to allow superdelegates to vote on the first ballot, DNC officials quickly dismissed the idea, and even proponents of a change acknowledged they could not get traction for it.
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Now signs are emerging from the Trump camp that harsher trade policies that could jeopardize the honeymoon are likely in the offing, and investors would be well advised to give those prospects more weight when gauging how much further an already pricey market has to run.
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Making the prime minister, widely despised by liberals and conservatives alike, the focus of his exposé instead of Mr. Putin was a shrewd move by Mr. Navalny, who has proved far more nimble at gauging public sentiment and embarrassing the authorities than the marginalized liberal opposition.
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This time, the Progress Party's performance could be a useful way of gauging the strength of the populist right in Scandinavia, where Norway continues to debate the legacy of terrorist Anders Breivik, and Sweden chews over the reversal of its liberal approach toward the welcoming of refugees.
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We also know that Google and Amazon both hold a number of patents that would enable them to collect data from voice commands to do anything from making a judgment about a child's level of "mischief" to gauging a person's mood in order to personalize content or target ads.
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"It's abundantly clear that many job titles in the art world do not measure actual job responsibilities, and this survey attempts to compile data that will provide more relevant ways of gauging salary comparisons," Kristen Becker, a member of the POWarts Steering Committe, said in an email to Hyperallergic.
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And it has turned the territory into its training field, a giant lab — for gauging the reactions of the nearly two million people it keeps under siege there, and for testing its innovative weapons, as well as the limits of what the world will let it get away with.
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"I'll leave it to others to figure out if and how we get there (will obviously be tough) but the implications will have to also be measured by any change in interest rates in response in gauging the impact on corporate earnings and for other obligations," he said.
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The media's attention and heavy police presence at the marches for black lives often focuses on gauging the degree of peacefulness maintained during the protests—often overshadowing protesters' demands and the black community's rage and resistance to police brutality, racism, and the history of misrepresentation their communities have faced.
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But it is unclear whether Mr. Xi, who rarely ventures beyond platitudes in discussing the strategies of the world's second largest economy, can take advantage of this time of transition when the rest of the world is gauging whether the United States is pulling back from global leadership.
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Although individual countries like the UK have recorded a spike in the number of LGBTQ individuals applying for asylum, gauging the size of this specific refugee population in Greece—or worldwide—remains an impossible task, due to the legal and cultural barriers preventing individuals from identifying themselves in host countries.
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"Producer price index is a key signal for the Fed in gauging whether or not to raise rates, so this should add some wind to the sails of those looking for a more dovish Fed," said Mike Loewengart, vice-president of investment strategy at E*Trade Financial in New York.
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Polls gauging interest in contraceptives for men dropped off for the most part in the early 2000s, to the chagrin of researchers like Stephanie Page, the division head of the Metabolism, Endocrinology and Nutrition department at the University of Washington, who suspects new polling would reflect a growing demand for them.
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It is seriously looking at bots; gauging the effectiveness of instant-ordering Dash-style services; weighing up voice interfaces and even having "intense discussions" about how to use Prime Now as a template — all for retailers and brands to keep their own direct relationships with customers and grow their sales.
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Acquiring Howard doesn't pave it smooth, but it does make the franchise more formidable and deep in the short-term, especially if Howard simplifies his rolel and just plays like a more physical version of Zeller Gauging Howard's value and productivity has been nearly impossible over the past few seasons.
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Gauging the impact of the medieval bestiary relies in part on seeing how the illuminations influenced art, media, and texts today: Animals especially associated with the Middle Ages, like unicorns, dragons, and griffins, continue to fascinate contemporary audiences, especially seen in pop culture icons like Harry Potter and Game of Thrones.
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The research, which is still preliminary and involved small numbers of women, was led by a prominent pioneer in the field of genetic blood testing, Stephen Quake at Stanford University, who said the test could eventually provide a low-cost method of gauging the gestational age of a developing fetus.
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Traders said market was largely unfazed by U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to sign into law congressional bills that back protesters in Hong Kong as the approval was expected, and they were awaiting China's retaliation before gauging the potential impact on the currency and the trade deal between the two nations.
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Science has as yet provided no way of reliably gauging emotions, and so while we can say with some certainty that kids seem to feel more intense emotions, we can't know for sure—and there's persuasive evidence out there that all of us, kids and adults, might feel some things the same way.
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Washington (CNN)With nearly 20 Democratic presidential candidates heading to Iowa this weekend to make their cases to voters in the state that kicks off the 2020 Democratic nomination contests, CNN and The Des Moines Register will release their third poll Saturday, gauging where candidates stand months ahead of the state's presidential caucuses.
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The outlook for consumer spending is key for policymakers gauging the outlook for Britain's economy as it gears up to leave the EU. Hammond told reporters in Washington that the retail data was volatile on a monthly basis, and the BoE sees only a limited correlation between retail sales and longer-term trends.
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Volodomyr Zelensky, the 41-year-old comedian and political novice whose runaway popularity has stunned Ukraine's establishment, was so adept at gauging and shaping his classmates' mood, recalled his former constitutional law professor, Ivan Kopaihora, that he romped to victory in a mock presidential election held as part of his university coursework.
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The U.S. Embassy in Peru is encouraging Americans stuck in the country to register with South American air carriers that are gauging interest in a chartered flight to the U.S. The Peruvian government is also asking Americans to register online to get a sense of how many people are in the country.
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If you're going to talk about sexually desiring a woman, here are five indications you're straying dangerously close to "locker room talk": The simplest rule of thumb for gauging whether a conversation has veered into unseemly territory, says Polk, is whether you'd feel comfortable making the same comments to a woman in person.
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"I've spoken to a few people while gauging interest in who we want to hire, asking why they're interested, and one of the things they've mentioned is the political climate in the US," said Richard Zemel, a computer scientist at the University of Toronto and Vector's director of research, in an interview.
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She explained that the "many, many factors" her firm weighs before taking on a case include assessing the credibility of the alleged victim, weighing the evidence they provide, determining whether the case falls within the statute of limitations, gauging the client's stamina to weather a lengthy litigation process, and determining the probability for success.
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These include gauging the amount of strain exerted on muscle (done by coating threads with a material that conducts more or less electricity based on whether it's being stretched), and measuring the pH, or chemical composition, of the tissue (done by wicking liquid from the wound to a sensor on the exterior of the skin).
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"What I noticed was having that conversation on stage in front of dozens of students — it forced me to be open to the feedback, because I knew they were all gauging right in that moment whether I was willing to listen to them or whether I was just going to get all defensive," says Grant.
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The former head of product development at the global risk consulting firm, The Eurasia Group, Rosenberg had long wanted to come up with a simpler measurement tool for gauging political risk, but felt it would have eroded much of the value in the bespoke reports that companies like the Eurasia Group rely on for income.
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Dorsey explained prior to the hearing that more than 600,000 accounts globally were affected by this issue, including a number of Democrats; the result of an algorithm relying on "behavior signals" when auto-suggesting accounts during a search, which was aimed at gauging the conduct of the followers of the accounts affected—not the accounts themselves.
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Researchers analyzed each state using five metrics: livability (measuring factors like amenities, employment and education); median home listing price; median home value; home value forecast (gauging the "return you can expect on your money"); and buyer-seller index (a score that determines "whether the current market favors people looking for housing or looking to sell" relative to other towns in the same metro).
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This article advocates a program called Spikes: S stands for finding the appropriate setting; P for gauging the perceptions of the patient; I for obtaining the patient's invitation to hear bad news; K for providing the knowledge that the patient needs to receive; E for dealing with the emotional reactions of the patient with empathy; S for concluding with a needed summary.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownDayton mayor assigned extra security following verbal spat with Trump The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep MORE (D-Ohio), the panel's top Democrat, said that understanding Kraninger's role in setting immigration policy and the administration's Puerto Rico response are crucial to gauging her credentials.
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Researchers analyzed each state using five metrics: livability (measuring factors such as amenities, employment and education); median home listing price; median home value; home value forecast (gauging the "return you can expect on your money"); and buyer-seller index (a score that determines "whether the current market favors people looking for housing or looking to sell " relative to other towns in that same metro area).
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Questions about whether the bottleneck holds up for larger neural networks are partly addressed by Tishby and Shwartz-Ziv's most recent experiments, not included in their preliminary paper, in which they train much larger, 330,000-connection-deep neural networks to recognize handwritten digits in the 60,000-image Modified National Institute of Standards and Technology database, a well-known benchmark for gauging the performance of deep-learning algorithms.
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Ballerini showcased her latest single, "Legends," in her set, but it looks like her most recent hit, "Yeah, Boy" has gotten the nod for TV. Perhaps gauging crowd reaction to help her pick her next single, Miranda Lambert delivered uncaged performances of "Pink Sunglasses" and "Highway Vagabond," both off her latest album, and the latter song appears to be the one we'll get to watch.
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The tests involved mounting the XVS on a Beechcraft King Air UC-12B test plane, then flying with pilots on board and gauging their ability to spot other aircraft through the display, including in situations where it's traditionally very difficult for pilots to spot the planes, as in when aircraft are coming at each other but with a slight offset in their relative paths versus being truly head-on.
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The preliminary numbers are similar to those of exit polls gauging support former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 2900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 220006 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2202,2628 at auction MORE in 28500, the first midterm cycle of his presidency, in which 6900 percent of voters approved of the job he was doing and 2628 percent disapproved.
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As Bloomberg noted earlier this month, it appears that many large-scale bitcoin miners threw in the towel throughout November, with JPMorgan Chase strategists writing in a report that "prices have declined to a point where mining is becoming uneconomical for some":The Bitcoin network's hash rate, one way of gauging the computing power dedicated to mining the digital currency, dropped about 24 percent from an all-time high at the end of August through Nov.
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There was no particular difficulty in gauging what he's been looking at lately from the outsize coats he made in British checks and Scottish tartans, the shirts with exaggerated Western wear fringe, the Punk half-kilts he stitched over trousers, the embroidery on the backs of jackets, the eyelet he used to pierce coats and jackets and trousers, and the marbleized paper — whether Indian or Venetian — whose patterns were printed on lightweight smock coats that drifted behind the skinny boy models in a final theatrical parade around the loading bays.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenElizabeth Warren could become the next Pied Piper of American decline Jonathan Van Ness endorses Warren over her health care plan Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call MORE (D-Mass.) edged past former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE in a new poll gauging support in the 2628 Democratic presidential primary.
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SoftBank wants its on-demand portfolio to stop losing so much money (TC) Tracking corporate venture capital's rise over the past decade (EC) True product-market fit is a minimum viable company (TC) Gauging email success, invite-only app launches and other growth tactics (EC) All eyes are on the next liquidity event when it comes to space startups (TC) Essential advice for securing your small startup (EC) Adding India to your business (TC) This week's episode features Alex along with co-host Danny Crichton talking about: Get Startups Weekly in your inbox every Saturday morning, just sign up here.
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