"That's usually a sign of somebody with a high degree of concentration and a high degree of focus," Eppler said.
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I look for an incredibly high degree of curiosity — people who just relentlessly want to learn new things and put themselves in new situations — and a high degree of empathy.
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For Trump, his misleading statements have simply worsened this crisis by creating a high degree of confusion among Americans across the country, who have shown a high degree of panic and alarm.
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The research found that more than 1.2 million men aged over 50 reported a moderate to high degree of social isolation, while 710,000 men aged over 50 reported a high degree of loneliness.
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But it also comes with a high degree of risk.
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I have a high degree of confidence Russia did this.
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That task just has an incredibly high degree of difficulty.
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Hong Kong is permitted a high degree of autonomy until 2047.
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"Nicole has a high degree of emotional intelligence," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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With that potential embarrassment, however, comes a high degree of alarm.
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The musical biography has an impossibly high degree of alchemical difficulty.
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Artists have a disproportionately high degree of access to the media.
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A lot of faith is put in elected officials and government regulatory agencies to get it right and show both a high degree of foresight in budgeting and a high degree of precision in managing inflation.
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All buggies from the 1960s featured a high degree of modular variability.
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The country has a very high degree of social and political stability.
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In practice, there is normally a high degree of correlation between them.
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They need a high degree of technical savvy and skills like coding.
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It's somewhere in between, and it has a high degree of independence.
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This technology permits a high degree of computer control, monitoring and automation.
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It demands a high degree of quality control and supply chain management.
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They made some high-degree-of-difficulty shots, so that's a bad combination.
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That's just an insanely high degree of power for one company to have.
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Six and a half months is, relatively speaking, a high degree of certainty.
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Additionally, television programming is subject to a high degree of hit-driven volatility.
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Use to express a high degree of surprise, incredulity or other strong emotion.
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First, a high degree of churn is compatible with winner-takes-most markets.
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HK has always been well behaved and enjoys a high degree of freedom.
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That has given meteorologists a high degree of confidence in the current forecast.
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It's supposed to guarantee the city a high degree of autonomy from China.
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"I am in a very high degree of miserable," a Syrian refugee said.
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But a few things can be said with a high degree of probability.
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Musk was clearly watching the Taycan's debut with a high degree of interest.
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If there isn't a high degree of confidence, why would you risk your life?
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This guy just can't be worked with,' with a pretty high degree of credibility.
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How do golfers measure success when winning carries such a high degree of difficulty?
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Baucus placed a high degree of importance on Huawei in the larger trade dispute.
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We have experience tackling these types of questions with a high degree of accuracy.
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MNEs' activities have brought about a high degree of volatility in the current account.
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More often, however, we can't — not at least with a high degree of conviction.
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" The prospectus warns investors to consider it as carrying a "high degree of risk.
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"There is a high degree of confidence in the new figure," Mr. Fowler said.
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A manageable size helps, along with a high degree of quality and kaleidoscopic diversity.
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This requires a high degree of coordination, and it seems likely I would faceplant.
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I couldn't just go to an "11" unless I had a really high degree.
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Handmaid's Tale shows a high degree of skill at every stage of its production.
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That confirmed reports by secondary sources last week that showed a high degree of compliance.
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"There is a high degree of uncertainty ... and the downside risks are large," Kuroda said.
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"We would not expect a high degree of synergy from this combination," wrote Santander analysts.
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And where Arab states aren't collapsing, they are marked by a high degree of dysfunction.
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If it is a high degree, the whole room can darken until balance is restored.
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This enables Ookla to determine the actual data carrier with a high degree of confidence.
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And the same with weather, which is predictable now to a high degree of accuracy.
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Original, in-depth, and investigative reporting requires a high degree of skill, time, and effort.
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Zoox's ambitions are exciting in theory, but they come with a high degree of difficulty.
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Paddy's Lunch: Be forewarned: This is a dive bar with a high degree of difficulty.
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They were in a high degree of anxiety for a large portion of our filming.
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Importantly, the product has a high degree of accuracy thanks to advanced clapping detection algorithms.
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But that continuity under Coach Tim Cluess has come with a high degree of adaptability.
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However, economists admit that any forecasts at this stage have a high degree of uncertainty.
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"A high degree of foreign currency use also has serious drawbacks," Coeure said in Sarajevo.
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You can train it, drive it, and control it to an insanely high degree of precision.
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On the other end of the spectrum are games that require a high degree of participation.
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This allows statisticians to predict land values to a high degree of accuracy, says Mr Grimes.
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Given the high degree of competition in the tech sector, that seems like a pipe dream.
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Deng promised Taiwan a "high degree of autonomy", describing his proposal as "one country, two systems".
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A high degree of sophistication and trust makes this one of the world's most porous frontiers.
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"But a high degree of foreign currency use also has serious drawbacks," Coeure said in Sarajevo.
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"The most important factor for an efficient society is a high degree of cooperation," he added.
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I think the policy has to preserve a high degree of accommodation – I think that's clear.
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So much music from back then achieves a high degree of all three of these qualities.
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And there's very good reason why the Founders valued intellectual property to such a high degree.
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What may still be largely unnoticed is the high degree to which the population is suffering.
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Catalonia is one of Spain's most prosperous regions and already has a high degree of autonomy.
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The principle granted the city a high degree of legal, financial and political autonomy until 2047.
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The lobby is a great asset that gives a high degree of individuality to the building.
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NOAA said they have a "high degree of confidence these conducive conditions will persist," Bell said.
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For the first time, we had a social movement with a very high degree of violence.
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What, if anything, is inherently wrong with finding a high degree of meaning in one's job?
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Face ID will have to win over skeptics with a high degree of reliability, accuracy, and convenience.
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Among many worries, its simplest was that the estimates were subject to "a high degree of uncertainty".
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Such technical hurdles can be overcome only with a high degree of co-operation between all involved.
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The white paper said Australia needed submarines with a "high degree of interoperability with the United States".
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The CIA has reportedly concluded with a "high degree of certainty" that the crown prince was involved.
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The towers will be made from low-iron glass, which has a very high degree of transparency.
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The issue inflamed passions among unionists, protectionists, buggy whip makers and Mexican haters to a high degree.
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The result is custom apparel that matches shoppers' own body measurements with a high degree of accuracy.
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In the survey, there is a high degree of consensus about prices for the rest of 2016.
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The agreement that grants Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy is set to expire in 2002.
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The agreement that grants Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy is set to expire in 220.
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The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index shows a high degree of optimism about the future of the economy.
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Australia has issued a travel warning for Wuhan, asking visitors to "exercise a high degree of caution".
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The researchers had a "medium to high degree of confidence" of the link, the Financial Times said.
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But when people vote they do so with a high degree of seriousness — especially in New Hampshire.
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It gave me a high degree of confidence in my ability to adjust to completely different cultures.
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He argues that Beijing has slowly chipped away at the "high degree of autonomy" it promised Macau.
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The beneficiaries had shown a certain reckless courage in immigrating here, and a high degree of presumption.
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"There's a high degree of variance in the prices in the resale value for sneakers," says Luber.
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To persuade, you must establish a high degree of communicable trust between the leadership and the led.
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If this happens, then I would say that Protestantism would be suffering from a "high" degree of persecution.
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But it cautioned that forecasts for 23-2727 come with a high degree of uncertainty because of Brexit.
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Effectively satirizing something already so cartoonish involves a high degree of difficulty, but hey, Klepper's a white dude.
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The territory was guaranteed a high degree of control over its own affairs for at least 50 years.
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That means that everywhere is a "correct" place to look, and that there's a high degree of rewatchability.
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There is a high degree of uncertainty and risk and that argues for a more patient Reserve Bank.
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It was guaranteed a high degree of control over its own affairs, including managing its economy and currency.
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Together, these figures predict MPs' votes with a high degree of accuracy on a two-dimensional chart (above).
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That they likely did suggests a high degree of confidence that she was confident confronting Sullivan head-on.
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Similarly, the Australian government has urged citizens to use a "high degree of caution" when traveling to Brussels.
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Sessions spoke at length about what he said was a high degree of harm caused by undocumented immigrants.
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This enables us to place Mourning's moment of radical acceptance in context with a high degree of specificity.
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With modern mapping technology, it is certainly possible to do it with a very high degree of accuracy.
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Wilkie, the high court affirmed that ambiguous agency regulations are entitled to a high degree of interpretative deference.
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The agreement affords Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy and separate economic and administrative systems to China.
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Whether it is reassuring or surprising, we could not endorse any diagnosis with a high degree of confidence.
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One sculpture that required a high degree of planning is Joe Peters and Gateson Recko's Alien Space Lander.
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"We have a high degree of confidence that the perpetrator was probably killed in the incident," he said.
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Consumer and media groups raised alarm over such a high degree of consolidation in a single broadcast group.
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They also provide a high degree of privacy, by being untraceable and therefore equivalent to cash-only purchases.
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The report added that industries with a high degree of customization include formal apparel, intimates, and luxury goods.
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However, if the behavior requires a high degree of intentionality, effort, or deliberation, it is not a habit.
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David Webb, an activist shareholder in Hong Kong, said assessing listing suitability involved a high degree of subjectivity.
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" It added: "We continue to advise all Canadians traveling to China to exercise a high degree of caution.
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It would be, he said, nothing like the Iran deal, which demanded a high degree of transparency from Iran.
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In a running sport that involves acceleration and deceleration and a high degree of unpredictability, the risk is perpetual.
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Marijuana remains a Schedule I drug, meaning it has a high degree of abuse and no legitimately recognized benefit.
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We augmented the studies as needed to provide a high degree of accuracy for a diverse range of users.
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For example, if natural selection pressures favored a high degree of cooperation, that would actually favor a smaller brain.
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Hong Kong reverted to Chinese rule in 1997 amid promises it would be granted a high degree of autonomy.
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Hong Kong, though part of China, enjoys a high degree of autonomy under a "one country, two systems" formula.
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China governs Hong Kong under a "one country, two systems" principle that allows it a high degree of autonomy.
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We retain a high degree of flexibility and will continue to review the need to act further as required.
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The article was not initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting.
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"I think we have to regard [Haftar's] motives with a high degree of scepticism," said a senior Western diplomat.
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"The public has an expectation of a high degree of trust and integrity in its police department," he said.
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Johnson also said Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy, rights and freedoms were "central to its way of life".
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My body reacts to the stresses of surgery by producing a high degree of edema, especially in my legs.
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The Kurdish independence referendum was a gross miscalculation by Kurdish politicians who already enjoyed a high degree of autonomy.
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Maybe atheists don't appreciate how they're less likely to be hired for jobs requiring a high degree of trust?
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We can say with a high degree of scientific certainty that you can eat healthfully without breaking the bank.
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The explosion of narrowly targeted ETFs makes it possible to provide a high degree of customization for most clients.
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"Crypto-assets have exhibited a high degree of volatility and present a number of risks for banks," Basel said.
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Level four self-driving cars have a high degree of autonomy but a driver can still manually take control.
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There remains a high degree of uncertainty over the longer-term interest rate outlook, even before the latest shocks.
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They all acquit themselves well, and the show exhibits a high degree of competence and polish in its production.
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Experts for the Gill plaintiffs used multiple metrics to show a high degree of bias in Wisconsin's Assembly elections.
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Russia said on Thursday there was a high degree of certainty Baghdadi was dead, according to RIA news agency.
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Today I'm struggling with muscle spasms, and pins and needles, as well as a high degree of general pain.
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"I had a high degree of confidence that the E.P.A. viewed this the same that we did," he said.
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Beijing says it is committed to the "one country, two systems" formula that guarantees a high degree of autonomy.
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The vast majority of Americans, according to almost every study on this issue, feel a high degree of powerlessness.
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Canada and Britain say it is vital that extradition arrangements fully respect the city's high degree of autonomy from China.
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Prisoners have a high degree of aptitude and their suffering and pain actually translate to the highest form of poetry.
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But we are pleased with the questions being asked and the high degree of concern about the impact on consumers.
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The good news: We found an alternative approach that seems to approximate employee turnover with a high degree of accuracy.
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The only difference between an alpha like Mav and a beta like Goose was, apparently, a high degree of theatrics.
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There is a high degree of uncertainty around fiscal forecasts for 2016-17 given the arrival of the new government.
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Experts say that's thanks to strong demand from Asia, where there is a high degree of political and economic uncertainty.
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At Britain's handover 22 years ago, Chinese Communist leaders promised the city a high degree of autonomy for 50 years.
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Other studies report much the same thing, with only moderate levels of soreness associated with a high degree of damage.
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Home to less than 10 percent of Britain's population, Scotland has enjoyed a high degree of self-government since 1999.
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A high degree of secrecy means there are no credible data on the total assets that Chinese individuals hold offshore.
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Intelligence agencies have told the White House they have a high degree of confidence that Russia was behind the breaches.
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Acosta "possesses strong credentials, experience, and a high degree of professionalism to successfully manage the Labor Department," Torres-Diaz added.
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The UK labour market made a strong recovery from the post-Lehman crisis because of its high degree of flexibility.
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So, with alien looks and a high degree of exclusivity, the 43S Spider gets tons of attention wherever you go.
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Hong Kong's "one country, two systems" arrangement with the Chinese government in Beijing afforded it a high degree of autonomy.
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Like Roosevelt, Trump is someone with a high degree of political independence — in the party but not of the party.
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People like them "should receive a very high degree of skepticism" if they are considered for administration roles, Walters said.
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"They immediately recognized and had a high degree of urgency that this was important by calling us in," Henry said.
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Physicists still do not understand why our universe appears to have been created with such a high degree of order.
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The amount of the settlement was smaller than once expected because JPMorgan showed a high degree of cooperation with investigators.
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Sabie says the dual-propulsion system can vector individually, affording the ADIFO a high degree of agility during level flight.
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A deaf person watching them "would immediately know what a high degree of intensity there was in her," he added.
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Because the subjects all played Pokémon on handheld devices, there was a high degree of consistency to those two factors.
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The investigators concluded that there is "a high degree of confidence" that the plane is not in the current search area.
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Unlike a piece of Brontean fiction, there is a high degree of surrealism in Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader's new piece.
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Last but by no means least, the Mueller inquiry has been conducted thus far with a remarkably high degree of secrecy.
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More problematically, however, the high degree of resolution provided required a computer to parse through a mind-boggling number of routes.
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The central bank has raised its growth forecast for 2019 to 0.9% but said there was a high degree of uncertainty.
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While being treated at Massachusetts General Hospital, she was struck by the high degree of uncertainty surrounding treatment of her disease.
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Its backers should be candid about the obstacles in front of them and the high degree of difficulty in overcoming them.
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The central bank has raised its growth forecast for 2019 to 0.9% but said there was a high degree of uncertainty.
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Distinguishing one TV from another involves a high degree of personal preference — for the picture, the remote, even the physical appearance.
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It would suggest a high degree of conviction, but also overconfidence and a lack of places to put money to work.
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On average, the price of U.S. crude rose or fell 4.2 percent the following day, indicating a high degree of volatility.
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For now, though, let's hope that the technology will be used as it's intended, easy, high degree realism in virtual space.
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There's a high degree of fame-seeking in rock, and I think that gets in the way of some great potential.
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Although bitcoin has seen "a really ugly technical chart," Silbert said there's still a high degree of interest from institutional investors.
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But if it's a Brexit vote, a high degree of volatility should be expected for a prolonged period of several months.
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There is also a very high degree of confidence (62%) that market volatility, as measured by the Vix, will go higher.
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Even if investors see a high degree of compliance, OPEC production will be higher than it was last year, Schork said.
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When China took Hong Kong back from Britain in 1997, it agreed to give the territory a "high degree of autonomy".
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This group signifies a high degree of centrality, or the individuals that communicated the most in the network besides Hillary Clinton.
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And so its success depends on a high degree of cooperation; even a small number of holdouts can precipitate a crisis.
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Xi added Hong Kong would continue to enjoy a high degree of autonomy and Beijing would strictly adhere to the law.
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"This campaign has targeted victims across the globe on an almost unprecedented scale, with a high degree of success," it added.
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The media continuously reports on hacked emails that intelligence officials with a high degree of certainly have traced to Russian hackers.
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Technologies such as cryptocurrencies and the dark web offer terrorists a high degree of anonymity with minimal regulatory oversight, he warned.
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"Brazil has always been an important market and is characterized by a high degree of cyclicality," chief executive Andreas Renschler said.
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Again, the question: has anyone else created this much stuff to such a high degree of quality, and across various platforms?
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The "Goldilocks scenario" for traders betting the deal will work is a high degree of compliance among OPEC members, Smith said.
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It had a very high degree of difficulty — lodging one of those little cartridges exactly into the machine is super hard.
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A sizable portion of the population therefore may look at Kavanaugh and his judicial choices with a high degree of skepticism.
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"The larger vendors face a high degree of uncertainty over the current trade situation with the U.S.," analyst Mo Jia said.
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Graduate students and professors work together with a high degree of intimacy, and the power dynamic between them is often fraught.
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Quantum states are wave functions that measure the unpredictable energy levels of atoms and particles to a high degree of precision.
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But Copom also said a high degree of "variance" of risks did not necessarily imply its next steps would be gradual.
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But Olson encouraged the IRS to do more if they have the ability, given a high degree of uncertainty this year.
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But at times, the gatherings featured a high degree of policy fluency, with constituents listing details of federal health care policy.
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The new body was created "to face all security challenges with a high degree of flexibility and readiness," the decree said.
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Some fear public speaking to such a high degree that they claim to be more afraid of it than death itself.
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Jurors feel a high degree of responsibility in any case, and a heightened sense of responsibility in a high-profile case.
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Both Obama and Clinton won re-election, but neither president faced the high degree of personal animus that Trump faces today.
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Especially in a country like the United States with a cumbersome legislative process, a high degree of decentralization, and enormous domestic diversity.
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But there's one thing we can be very certain about, and that's the high degree of social complexity among these aquatic mammals.
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Mike Pence and Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conaway in an effort to show the high degree of coordination among the two camps.
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A constitutional arrangement known as "one country, two systems" promises Hong Kong a "high degree of autonomy" from the mainland until 2047.
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While the link between Zika and microcephaly has not been definitively established, scientists have a high degree of confidence that it exists.
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For much of 2015, the oil market focused on developments on the supply side, with a high degree of confidence around demand.
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These potential extremes are unprecedented in recent times and reflect the high degree of uncertainty about the outcome of the referendum result.
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Just like a car has an accelerator and a brake so that we can control it with a high degree of precision.
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Think about it: If you rely on others to a high degree, you don't need to use your own brain as much.
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Many approaches to runways (at big and small airports) already make use of GPS procedures, all with a high degree of precision.
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One of the biggest hurdles to unionization in esports is that it requires such a high degree of individual sacrifice to achieve.
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Shocking because it means there was a strikingly high degree of alleged criminality so close to the president of the United States.
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Australia has consistently placed Indonesia in the second-lowest of four warning categories, recommending that travelers "exercise a high degree of caution".
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Suspension bills are traditionally brought to the House floor only when leadership has a high degree of confidence that they will pass.
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However, Christensen's disruptive innovation is characterized by a very high degree of risk, and is thus more appropriate for the private sector.
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There is a Shaker-like modesty to this novel's aims, and like all such art, it has a high degree of difficulty.
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This means that an attacker can predict preferred connection nodes with a high degree of accuracy, according to Goldberg and her colleagues.
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The silk fibers that spiders make are durable, soft, and can withstand a high degree of tension without breaking, similar to steel.
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If season three returns and there's a high degree of cast changeover (as some critics have speculated might occur), well, that's life.
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"There's a fairly high degree of uncertainty about both the path and the ultimate destination of any further increases," Mr. Powell said.
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Although the warnings recommend travelers exercise a high degree of caution, countries are not yet advising visitors to avoid Hong Kong altogether.
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And now Russia has said "with a high degree of probability" that the intelligence services of other countries are behind the attack.
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Had the Santa Clarita shooter assembled his own ghost guns, that would indicate a high degree of planning and premeditation for violence.
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Recently, U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded with a high degree of certainty that Russia influenced the presidential election in favor of Trump.
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The firm said it sensed a "high degree of confidence" that a "growth at scale" agenda is working for the coffee chain.
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Mr. Mejia is already a character — he has sweetness, attack, elevation, courtesy, all to a high degree — as well as a technician.
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Citizens are now advised to exercise a high degree of caution in Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
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Over-the-counter and prescription drugs are subject to a high degree of scrutiny before they can be put on the market.
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" 'One country, two systems' is going down the drain, and our high degree of autonomy will exist in name only," he said.
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But shows' ambitions can go far beyond production scope, as they take on storytelling tasks that carry a high degree of difficulty.
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" Further, they added, "We can predict with a high degree of confidence that party loyalty will be very strong in next year's elections.
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"The article was not initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting," an editor's note explained.
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"Insurance is a complex industry that requires a focused supervisor with a high degree of expertise overseeing all areas of supervision," she said.
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We both consume health care at a very high degree and don't do a lot of preventive health care, relative to our needs.
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The affirmation reflects the companies' high degree of integration within the CA group, given their role in insuring the group's guaranteed housing loans.
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The Netherlands has a high degree of financing flexibility, underpinned by its status as a core eurozone sovereign issuer with deep capital markets.
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When the Clara AI has a high degree of confidence in its proposed response, it can send the email without bothering a human.
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"I wouldn't say oil being up today gives anybody a high degree of confidence we've seen a floor in oil yet," he said.
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When China took Hong Kong back from Britain in 643, it agreed to give it a "high degree of autonomy" for 50 years.
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Sentiment on Wall Street has gotten so bad that it's good, at least according to one indicator with a high degree of accuracy.
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A link has not yet been proven, but there's a high degree of suspicion of a connection between the virus and microcephaly. 83.
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"We have a high degree of confidence that it is doable, assuming you have a stable market," one debt syndicate banker told IFR.
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The void also showed up when the team placed detectors outside the pyramid, resulting in a high degree of confidence about its existence.
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I can already say, with a high degree of confidence, that Audeze has justified its oversized, outlandish design with extremely high sound quality.
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Weber said the system was focused on achieving musical excellence choral success and to that end, a high degree of discipline was commonplace.
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If a high degree of access is determined, then a lower standard of proof is used to determine if the songs are similar.
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In high school, it's drilled into you that a fancy college and a high degree is your ticket to a happy, successful life.
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But the lawyers' remarks prompted a fair share of criticism, underscoring the high degree of scrutiny of the president's team surrounding the trial.
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"Folks who use these clinics have a high degree of expectations of privacy and confidentiality and these records have been abandoned," Hill said.
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The poll also finds that 22019 percent of Democratic voters say they have a "high degree" of interest regarding the 2018 midterm elections.
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"I guess it piqued investors' interest, but it would seem there's still a high degree of skepticism baked into current prices," said Ablin.
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Travelers willing to part with nearly U.S. $1,500 for a one-night stay usually expect a high degree of certainty with their bookings.
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"We certainly don't want to speak poorly about the deceased, but Mr. Gray created the high-degree of risk," defense attorney Matthew Fraling said.
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The former British colony is officially part of China but operates with a high degree of autonomy under a "one country, two systems" principle.
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TON's third generation blockchain will be based on a dynamic 'proof of stake' secured by multiple parties with a high degree of fault tolerance.
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Besides being able to connect with undocumented kids, Pedraza said DACA teachers could also show a high degree of empathy for low-income students.
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America has a powerful executive, Britain has a high degree of centralisation and France has both, but in Germany power is diffuse and plural.
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The non-alcoholic beverage market's high degree of product variety, product substitution, and competition limit producers' ability to pass on cost increases to consumers.
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"Caution is probably warranted when using testosterone replacement therapy in frail elderly males and those with a high degree of cardiovascular risk," he said.
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And since this isn't a field characterized by a high degree of inequality, the mean fast-food cook's wage is similar, $10.39 an hour.
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A new study published in Scientific Reports shows that archerfish are capable of learning and recognizing human faces with a high degree of accuracy.
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Hong Kong was handed back to China under a "one country, two systems" formula, promising a high degree of autonomy on July 1, 1997.
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As for this weekend's meeting, "I expect them to come out with a reaffirmation and point to the high degree of compliance," Yergin said.
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Tillerson said the U.S. had a high degree of confidence that sarin nerve gas had been used in Tuesday's chemical attack in northern Syria.
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When China took possession of Hong Kong from the British in 1997 it promised the territory a high degree of autonomy for 50 years.
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"Our government believes that for a national statistical agency to be credible, there must be a high degree of professional independence," Bains told reporters.
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AND WE STEER BY THOSE MANDATES, OUR STATUTORY OBJECTIVE THAT CONGRESS GIVES US. SO IN THAT SENSE THERE IS A HIGH DEGREE OF CONTINUITY.
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The State Department urged China to "allow Hong Kong to exercise a high degree of autonomy," but Trump himself took a more neutral tone.
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"This suggests a high degree of interconnectedness among the central clearing system's largest and most significant clearing members," the committees said in their analysis.
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Retail mortgages loans have maturities of 15 to 5003 years but most deposits are contractually short-term, albeit with a high degree of stability.
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In fact, the CIA has leaked their conclusion that they are certain with a high degree of confidence that bin Salman ordered Khashoggi's murder.
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Two years ago, as protesters, they invoked the Basic Law to demand true universal suffrage and a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong.
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Based on a sampling of the two shows, both possess a fairly high degree of energy, if not much in the way of ingenuity.
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Griffin, who is also the founder of market-maker Citadel Securities, said he was particularly concerned given the high degree of easy monetary policy.
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"This forecast for the sugar segment continues to be marked by a high degree of uncertainty in a profoundly changing market environment," it said.
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"No human doctor can look at your EKG and tell you with a high degree of accuracy what your potassium level is," Gundotra said.
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What's different is that in Canada, doctors and hospitals have a high degree of autonomy, and don't always participate in efforts to reduce waits.
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We've just inaugurated a new version of the Morning Briefing, and we have a high degree of confidence you're going to like it. Why?
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China CEOs expressed a high degree of worry about economic sanctions due to "the US government's more aggressive trade approach," according to the survey.
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There seems to be a high degree of division among the socialist party as to whether or not it should join forces with Merkel.
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But his darkest point was that climate scientists, being scientists, must confine themselves to making claims that have a high degree of statistical probability.
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"We must say with a high degree of probability that the target we set ourselves in 2007 will unfortunately not be met," Merkel said.
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The sensitive server is typically used to store details on covert action and other highly sensitive information with a high degree of access limitation.
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There's a pretty high degree of flexibility in customizing how questions are answered and when a line of questioning gets routed to a person onsite.
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Hong Kong, too, can design a process to envision how to operate a successful, liberal society with a high degree of autonomy within China's polity.
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But even those who have watched Mr Nadella's actions with a high degree of scepticism reckon the firm is moving on from its cash-cows.
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"When your emotions get raised to a very high degree, it makes it even harder to process information and distinguish reality and unreality," Whitbourne said.
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Less formal styles of oral tradition, such as Icelandic family sagas, have also been shown to retain a high degree of accuracy after 1,000 years.
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But Hong Kong operates under a "one country, two systems" agreement that promises it a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed in China.
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Discouragingly, the effect still matters when astronauts try to maintain a high degree of fitness in space, by riding stationary bikes and running on treadmills.
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We have a high degree of confidence that AMZN shares can reach this level with no major acquisitions or other significant changes to the business.
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Finding enough capital to thrive after perfecting their prototypes hasn't gotten easier despite a high degree of interest in hardware among early-stage venture firms.
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The FCC's role is making sure that those 30,000 commercial companies all are able to do this consistently and with a high degree of reliability.
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And even though that would seem to be a negative quality, in many ways it yielded a high degree of excitement for viewers and fans.
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The Australian embassy also urged "a high degree of caution" in the country as a whole due to a high threat of a terrorist attack.
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And since heavy drinking isn't socially acceptable, there's a high degree of underreporting that happens and a real chance that alcohol's actual burden is underestimated.
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"We have an extremely high degree of confidence in the technical and operational skill set of this team," NGP's Tony Weber said in a statement.
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With it came a high degree of consensus on what was right for the country, partly because everyone was watching the same nightly news broadcasts.
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But Jealous is likely to face a challenging race in the general election given that Hogan enjoys a high degree of popularity in the state.
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Hong Kong, which Britain returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula that gives it a high degree of autonomy.
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The former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997, under a "one country, two systems" arrangement that granted it a high degree of autonomy.
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"Right away, the first month, if the symptoms are to a high degree or worrisome, that's when we would diagnose acute stress disorder," he said.
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" Fox later pulled the story, saying it had not been "initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting.
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Civic leaders and politicians praised Mr. Brown for giving a high degree of attention to mundane crimes whose prosecutions were nevertheless important to neighborhood residents.
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"There's a fairly high degree of uncertainty about both the path and the destination of any further increases," Mr. Powell said in the news conference.
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Those were preserved under the "one country, two systems," formula that promised Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy when Britain returned it to China.
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"A good, functioning social energy system is one where we feel a high degree of connection, but not a lot of energy output," Hall said.
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The settlement, which was smaller than once expected because JPMorgan showed a high degree of cooperation with investigators, followed a painful period for the bank.
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"In particular, reference was made in the discussion to the high degree of uncertainty surrounding short-term developments i the U.S. economy," the minutes showed.
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The former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997 amid promises it would be granted a high degree of autonomy and eventual universal suffrage.
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The former British colony of Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under such a formula aimed at ensuring a high degree of autonomy.
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Stacy said his group started outreach to Capitol Hill on Friday afternoon and has heard a "high degree of concern" from Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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Intelligence officials had determined, with a high degree of confidence, that Syrian fighter jets took off from there in launching the chemical attack on Idlib.
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It takes in training data — essentially, example after example — until it is familiar enough to anticipate with a high degree of confidence the proper response.
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"I am happy to be in China and we are assigning the same high degree of importance to the military relationship" with China, Mattis said.
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The head of the Federal Reserve also warned of the high degree of uncertainty about what effects the new administration's policies will have on the economy.
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When China took over Hong Kong, it promised that the territory would enjoy a "high degree of autonomy" under the principle of "one country, two systems".
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That points to a high degree of day trading by what is a new, or at least new to the world of metals, retail investment crowd.
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The new research is providing fresh insights into how bacteria adapt to antibiotics, and it's helping scientists find ways to thwart their high degree of adaptability.
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The E-Trade survey found a high degree of confidence in the U.S. economy, but also a growing belief that the economy has reached its peak.
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But it's also a cautionary tale, one that speaks to the high degree of complexity involved in climate, and the important role played by biological processes.
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The high degree of uncertainty surrounding a potential Brexit has many economists fearful it will not just hurt the UK economy but also rock markets worldwide.
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Due to the high degree of government land ownership, the US government distorts economic calculation in the exact manner that Mises explained and predicted in 1920.
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Mutual self-interest will ensure that a high degree of security co-operation between the EU and Britain will continue whatever the outcome of trade negotiations.
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When former colonial ruler Britain returned Hong Kong to China in 1997, Chinese Communist leaders promised the city a high degree of autonomy for 50 years.
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"We have a high degree of confidence from the investor community that we are on the right track," Steffens said of Truphone's move deeper into IoT.
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It brings an impressive amount of options to the table and requires a quick-thinking player to take full advantage of the high degree of randomness.
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Since their 2004 merger, the two airline brands have maintained separate corporate structures and boards, and a high degree of management autonomy jealously guarded by KLM.
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This heritage comes with a high degree of moralism and a love for abstract principle in both the Democratic and the Republican parties, says Mr Schier.
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Keenan said Australia has updated its travel warning for Indonesia but has not changed the threat level which remains to "exercise a high degree of caution".
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However, there was a high degree of uncertainty in these markets, as they had little useful guidance from the Fed to use as a reference point.
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Diagnosing and treating GBS demands a high degree of medical expertise backed up by the full spectrum of services available in the modern health care system.
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"The article was not initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting," reads a statement on the Fox website.
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While Beijing's leaders publicly say they respect Hong Kong's rule of law as part of its high degree of autonomy, some judges and lawyers remain skeptical.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries released its monthly report on Tuesday, saying a high degree of uncertainty was hanging over the global oil market.
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"Catalonia has a very high degree of self-government, comparable with some of the most decentralized regions in Europe and elsewhere," Barclays said in the note.
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"We believe the likelihood of near-term outperformance as management implements this new strategy is low given the high degree of uncertainty and competition," said Terry.
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North Korea is believed to have developed nuclear weapons capability, but there is a high degree of uncertainty around whether the nation has actually built weapons.
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In the Joint Declaration, China agreed that Hong Kong would retain a high degree of autonomy and its capitalist financial and legal systems for 50 years.
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Trump's response: The State Department urged China to "allow Hong Kong to exercise a high degree of autonomy," but Trump himself took a more neutral tone.
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Lebanon's 'B-/Stable' sovereign rating already incorporates a high degree of political risk and the financial system has proved resilient during previous periods of political uncertainty.
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Following the advent of advanced Technicolor processes in the early '30s, color itself was rarely used to fuel a film's narrative to such a high degree.
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Xi said China would uphold Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy but would also seek to increase "national consciousness and patriotic spirit" in the financial centre.
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They require a high degree of surgical prowess because, as you can imagine, the face is a labyrinth of bones and nerves crucial to human function.
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This is what I've called the tight-loose trade-off: Tight states have a high degree of order, while loose states have a lot of openness.
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The inverse ratio rule comes into play if one party can prove that the infringing party had a high degree of access to a plaintiff's work.
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There has been a high degree of chaos, and the focus has been much more on managing the public narrative than addressing the actual crisis itself.
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A high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong was guaranteed under the pact between China and Britain that returned the city to Chinese control in 1997.
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But with CEO Elon Musk in pursuit of pure vertical integration, which would give the company a high degree of self-reliance, Tesla managed the task.
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The former British colony returned to Chinese rule 20 years ago under a "one country, two systems" governing principle that promised a high degree of autonomy.
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"(Mishustin's) first statements point to a high degree of continuity in economic policies, as he stressed the importance of macroeconomic stability," Shal said in a note.
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In these cases, the officer has a high degree of latitude to determine whether a rule is broken and does not need to produce physical evidence.
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The persistent high degree of slack in the labor market has reflected the wider economy's failure to recover significantly from the 2015-16 recession, economists say.
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"We see strong customer growth and retention, but we also understand that customers expect a high degree of service, especially from their financial institutions," Tenev said.
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While changing established habits requires a high degree of motivation, the promise of shrinking plaque and lessening one's risk for heart attack should be quite motivating.
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Meanwhile, banks could see a higher level of default on loans to property owners in cities with a high degree of co-working spaces, said Rosengren.
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However, protesters are concerned China may suppress the high degree of autonomy they've enjoyed since the former British colony was returned to the country in 1997.
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Creating work for lawyers Proponents of the bill said those claims are exaggerated, reflecting the high degree of uncertainty about how the law will be applied.
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Economists can now pinpoint with a high degree of precision causality from a policy change to economic outcomes, which is enormously useful but also too narrow.
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Hong Kong reverted from British to Chinese rule in 1997 under a so-called "one country, two systems" arrangement which guarantees a high degree of autonomy.
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Local housing authorities all over the country have upgraded their public housing units and designed affordable-housing tax credits that ensure a high degree of energy efficiency.
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No one seemed overly concerned about skyrocketing housing prices and lax mortgage lending practices in the U.S., and a high degree of leverage in the financial system.
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Critics have countered throughout the Securities and Exchange Commission review process that it will expose relatively inexperienced investors of limited means to a high degree of risk.
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The Joint Declaration and the city's mini-constitution, The Basic Law, guarantee Hong Kong a "high degree of autonomy" and "gradual and orderly progress" towards universal suffrage.
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The CETC breakthrough benefited largely from the recent rapid development of single-photon detectors, which allowed researchers to capture returning photons with a high degree of efficiency.
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"They are huge direct selling markets with a very high degree of innovation and with many new companies in the U.S.," Brannstrom told Reuters in an interview.
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Judge Forrest then said the state and city were entitled to compensatory damages and fines, and that UPS' "high degree of culpability" meant "significant penalties" were appropriate.
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And if they had an owned audience that they could reach with a high degree of accuracy every single day via email, why wouldn't they do that?
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Strongly disagreeing with the claim that "over the past few years blacks have gotten less than they deserve", for example, reflects a high degree of racial resentment.
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Cheung is standing in for Lam, who is visiting mainland China, where Xi said on Monday the central government had a high degree of confidence in her.
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In fact, crimes against police officers are treated as among the most heinous criminal acts, given the high degree of culpability and punishment attached to such crimes.
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"We have raised our advice level for Hong Kong: we now recommend you 'exercise a high degree of caution,'" the government said on its Smart Traveller website.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" arrangement granting the city a high degree of autonomy.
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The firm said its researchers have a "high degree of confidence" the hacker is from South America, though it did not elaborate further, citing the ongoing investigation.
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The memo was controversial because historically, these agencies have enjoyed a high degree of insulation from the president, and it could signal an end to that independence.
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Fitch believes MUMSS's role of supporting the group's aggregate securities business and the high degree of operational integration and branding underlines the parent's strong commitment to MUMSS.
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In Portugal, it is about 30 percentage points; but in Denmark and Finland, where women enjoy a comparatively high degree of equality, it is just 10 points.
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The main reason Silver is giving Trump better odds than other modelers is that Silver sees a race with high variability and a high degree of uncertainty.
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"We urge China to respect Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy consistent with the principle of 'one country, two systems'," U.S. consulate spokeswoman Kristin Haworth told Reuters.
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"Xi voiced the central government's high degree of trust in Lam and full acknowledgment of the work of her and her governance team," the news agency said.
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But what Mayo Clinic did is they started running studies and were able to [pin]point with a high degree of accuracy what your potassium level was.
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The former British colony retained a high degree of autonomy when it was returned to China in 1997 — including the freedom to protest and an independent judiciary.
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However, protesters are concerned that China may quash the high degree of autonomy they've enjoyed since the former British colony was returned to the country in 1997.
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"UK polls suggest a tight vote with a very high degree of uncertainty," PIMCO portfolio manager Mike Amey said in a note distributed to press on Thursday.
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"There is always a high degree of caution before taking overt steps in a counterintelligence investigation," said Ms. McCord, who would not discuss details of the case.
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In the case of the intelligence world, where a high degree of insularity is essential, the cloak of language renders spooks and their civilian critics mutually alien.
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It's difficult to imagine Kim Jong Un giving up control and allowing his country to be absorbed into South Korea, even with a high degree of autonomy.
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Yet recent studies show that most women prefer a high degree of clitoral stimulation to climax, and prioritizing "outercourse" allows you to discover new paths to pleasure.
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Ms. Wu wondered whether the government might also require such courses in private schools, which have a high degree of autonomy in devising curriculums and teaching methods.
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"The agreement between the UK and China made clear that Hong Kong's high-degree of autonomy, rights and freedoms would remain unchanged for 50 years," he added.
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"There is a high degree of confidence that the previously identified underwater area searched to date does not contain the missing aircraft," it said in its report.
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"We have a high degree of confidence that the perpetrator was probably killed in the incident," Lehigh County District Attorney James Martin told CNN affiliate WFMZ earlier.
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China says it will run Taiwan under the "one country, two systems" model - the same as used in Hong Kong - granting it a high degree of autonomy.
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During his Senate confirmation process, he pointed with pride to the "high degree of bipartisanship" that characterized his previous stint as director of the FTC's competition bureau.
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That's pretty striking — Muslims seem to show an unusually high degree of optimism in the United States and the direction it's heading, despite the rise in Islamophobia.
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He said: For example, if you are able to create profiling algorithms that can predict certain traits — so let's say a high degree of openness and a high degree of neuroticism — and when you look at that profiles that's the profile of a person who's more prone towards conspiratorial thinking, for example, they're open enough to kind of connect to things that may not really seem reasonable to your average person.
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The company said it was also optimistic about the Russian market, saying it expected a high degree of activity in the second and third quarters of the year.
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After consulting with scientists, the investigators concluded with a "high degree of probability" that solar storm activity was responsible for the seemingly spontaneous destruction of the magnetic mines.
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His "Illuminated Manuscript Pages" (again from the press release) "reference architecture depicted in Islamic manuscript painting," and they do so with a high degree of polish and invention.
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"We urge Beijing to adhere to its commitments in the Sino-British Joint Declaration to allow Hong Kong to exercise a high degree of autonomy," the spokeswoman said.
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These dynamics underpin the sector's rating profile, with a revenue visibility and cost structure supportive of a relatively high degree of financial leverage at a given rating level.
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There's an upsettingly high degree of unoriginality about these laptops, which could easily bear Acer's Predator or Asus' Republic of Gamers branding — they're both cookie-cutter gaudy monstrosities.
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"We believe with a high degree of confidence that this [recent attacks] stems back to the leadership in Iran at the highest levels," Gilday said of the attacks.
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Despite the high degree of difficulty in applying such a policy, Facebook has instructed Cognizant and its other contractors to emphasize a metric called "accuracy" over all else.
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"We certainly don't want to speak poorly about the deceased, but Mr. Gray created the high-degree of risk," defense attorney Matthew Fraling said during the bench trial.
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In 1963 two American academics, Gabriel Almond and Sidney Verba, argued that Britain combined a high degree of faith in political institutions with a flourishing local civic life.
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Why it matters: Hong Kong retained a high degree of autonomy when it was returned to China in 1997 — including the freedom to protest and an independent judiciary.
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Number two, the global warming is now large enough that we can ascribe with a high degree of confidence a cause and effect relationship to the greenhouse effect.
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But Chinese authorities have long stated they respect Hong Kong's "high degree of autonomy" and are supportive of lawful and gradual democratic development until universal suffrage is realized.
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It said countries such as the Netherlands, Switzerland and Belgium would suffer more than Germany, which has a high degree of diversification of trading partners and business sectors.
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All residents work with a case manager and a therapist, but because everybody has been through basic training, including yours truly, I demand a high degree of discipline.
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Hong Kong was returned from British to Chinese rule in 1997, with the promise of a high degree of autonomy and other freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland.
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Galimberti said Canada's steel industry was integrated to a high degree with its U.S. counterpart and bought metallurgical coal, iron ore and steel scrap from its southern neighbor.
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Yet despite the relatively high degree of financial equality implied by their numbers, none of these countries can boast booming economies or generalized income and wealth-creation opportunities.
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Mercom is an important subsidiary for the group in Guatemala given it operates in complementary market segments enhancing BAM's business model and reflects a high degree of integration.
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Hong Kong was promised a "high degree of autonomy" — a system dubbed "one country, two systems" by Beijing — when the former British colony returned to China in 1997.
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That is a difficult truth to take on, because it requires acknowledging a high degree of uncertainty about who is a potential threat and how to prevent attacks.
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However, British Brexit minister David Davis said, the two sides had made "some concrete progress" and there was "high degree of convergence" on the future border with Ireland.
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From the outside, Kiese has made it, not only achieving excellence through academia but also a high degree of control over his body, his eating, and his image.
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In the absence of certain knowledge of when either will happen, it is prudent for investors not to assign an irrationally high degree of probability to either occurrence.
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"The significant decrease of the ZEW economic sentiment indicator reflects the high degree of nervousness over the future path of growth in Germany," ZEW President Achim Wambach said.
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The implication is that the IEA has been able to predict non-OPEC supply with a high degree of accuracy and with no systematic bias in its forecasts.
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South Korea grapples with a high degree of cultural racism, and recent popular groups have come under fire for donning blackface, appropriating Native American iconography, and much more.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries released its monthly report on Tuesday, saying a high degree of uncertainty was hanging over the global oil market this year.
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The Basic Law guarantees "a high degree of autonomy" to Hong Kong's legislature, judiciary, and executive branch, as well as freedom of speech, association, the press, and demonstration.
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Hong Kong had never allowed extraditions to mainland China before — a safeguard agreed upon when Britain returned the territory and Beijing promised it a high degree of autonomy.
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" Then Coats reiterated his skepticism of Putin: "my view is anything you do with Putin you do with eyes wide open and with a high degree of skepticism.
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Protesters remain concerned that the high degree of autonomy they've experienced since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997 is under threat from Chinese authorities.
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"I think it's overblown to say that if we have separate deals with these two, that there still can't be a really high degree of integration," he said.
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Hong Kong returned from British to Chinese rule in 1997 amid promises that Beijing would allow the financial hub a high degree of autonomy, including an independent judiciary.
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The big picture: Protesters are concerned about losing the high degree of autonomy Hong Kongers have had since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997.
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Analysts with RBC Capital Markets wrote that the bank's outlook for revenue growth was "ambitious" and there was a high degree of risk associated with implementing the plan.
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The third box is the hardest given the high degree of partisan rancor now, but it would involve efforts to educate citizens on how to identify fake news.
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"I think it's overblown to say that if we have separate deals with these two, that there still can't be a really high degree of integration," he said.
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"We have this amazing constituency of journalists globally using our service every single day, and they often with a high degree of velocity call out unfactual information," Dorsey said.
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The recent era of ransomware started with Cryptolocker in 2013, and cybercriminals made the substantial shift to using bitcoin, allowing payments while hackers maintained a high degree of anonymity.
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It takes in training data — essentially, example after example — until it is familiar enough to anticipate with a high degree of confidence the proper response for a given situation.
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But protesters are concerned that the high degree of autonomy they've experienced since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997 is under threat from Chinese authorities.
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The catch is that for Wells to become America's leading tech-savvy bank for consumers would require it to have a high degree of trust from customers and regulators.
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This means that you could simply walk up to a wall and press a button to count, with a high degree of accuracy, how many people are walking around.
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They say they are fighting the erosion of the "one country, two systems" arrangement that enshrines a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong since the handover to China.
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Hong Kong was returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under an agreement that promised a high degree of autonomy for the city within a "one country, two systems" framework.
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Making plans with friends involves a high degree of intent — about what people want to eat or do — there are plenty of advertising and partnership opportunities down the line.
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"Many unknowns as well as technological and especially market developments can only be predicted with difficulty or high degree of uncertainty," Denner said, adding that established players are strong.
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The former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under the so-called "one country, two systems" formula, granting Hong Kong a high degree of freedom and autonomy.
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The global financial hub was promised extensive freedom and a high degree of autonomy under a "one country, two systems" principle when the British handed it back in 1997.
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But he agreed polling is a serious business in Germany, where a high degree of accuracy is expected and deep-pocketed public broadcasting networks invest enormous sums in polling.
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Lech was the public face, the charismatic one with a high degree of political finesse, and Jaroslaw was the more backstage figure, persuading people and fashioning a political vision.
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MATT LEVATICH: I think similar to business, consumers are -- have a high degree of alert about what's happening in their economies, whether it's here in the U.S. or Europe.
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All of these conclusions from yet another week dominated by the decisions of and leaks from the Trump White House should be studied with a high degree of skepticism.
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The mind-controlled robot in this experiment also showed a high degree of motor control, as it's able to track a computer cursor as it moves across a screen.
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"And the people we bought this from, I know a fair amount about them, and I have a high degree of confidence that they are good at protecting it."
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That is increasingly untrue as the Republicans and Democrats have, in different ways, begun acting in a parliamentary fashion, with a high degree of political cohesion within their ranks.
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"The volume outlook for the industry is relatively muted but extremely stable, and it's also an industry that's proven to have a high degree of pricing power," he said.
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This new study also found that suicide risk was especially elevated among those who were bereaved by suicide and who reported a high degree of social stigma around death.
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A State Department spokeswoman repeated calls for Beijing to adhere to its commitments after its 1997 handover from British rule to allow Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy.
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Since VA will be allowed to continue interpreting their own disability regulations with a high degree of deference, clarity and simplification of these regulations should be a high priority.
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Young disruptors include recently IPO-ed companies that require a "high degree of creativity" to value them, Lone Pine Capital said in an investor letter seen by Business Insider.
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There are many of these oriental pictures in this show, most of a fairly good quality and a relatively high degree of interest, but barely any is a masterpiece.
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"I am in a very high degree of miserable," Mr. Ahmad told me, speaking in a singsong English he learned in Syria, as our shoes sank into the muck.
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Floated 10 years ago, KMG EP enjoys a high degree of autonomy thanks to the current relationship agreement and the presence of three powerful independent directors on its board.
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Word of the Day : showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experience _________ The word urbane has appeared in 53 articles on nytimes.
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Many workers dream of amplifying their physical strength and speed on the job — especially if they do manual work requiring heavy lifting, a high degree of walking and climbing.
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"The situation is fast-moving and changing daily, leading to a high degree of uncertainty about the eventual type and scale of losses that may emerge," the spokesman said.
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Decades after the Korean War — arguably the last American war with a high degree of public unanimity — the names and feats of war heroes began to fade in memory.
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With winds reaching 22017 miles per hour, the fire risk had increased to a Category 211.4, but the authorities' reaction was not consistent with the high degree of alarm.
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The "one country, two systems" principle promises Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed in China, such as freedom of speech and an independent judiciary.
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But it also exposes Total to a high degree of risk, particularly if President Trump reneges on the Iran nuclear deal, or if Washington imposes further sanctions on Tehran.
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It also found higher early enthusiasm for the upcoming election among Democratic voters; 60% said they have a high degree of interest, while 54% of Republicans said they did.
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"The robot has a high degree of autonomy, but it's not like you can just put the robot into a space and say, OK, now scan everything," says Perry.
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"It is vital that Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the Sino-British Joint Declaration are respected," May said in parliament.
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"I am happy to be in China and we are assigning the same high degree of importance to the military to military relationship, as you just noted," Mattis said.
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The Committee's Chef de Mission Kate McLoughlin said in a statement the Australian Federal Police had advised their athletes to exercise a high degree of caution while traveling in Rio.
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For example, we know that narcissists have an excessively high degree of self-interest, sense of entitlement, vanity, desire for power, obsession with self-sufficiency, and exhibitionism, Dr. O'Boyle says.
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Zeine was keen to point out that for consumers, the key to providing useful wireless power isn't necessarily to transmit a high degree of power to one or two devices.
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The resulting error in implied gasoline consumption is normally +/- 1 percent, or at most +/- 2.5 percent, which is a fairly a high degree of accuracy for an economy-wide statistic.
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This is all the more galling given that China promised Hong Kong a "high degree of autonomy" from 1997 until at least 2047 under the "one country, two systems" arrangement.
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I soon found that the more I held Pizza Daddy to the high degree of quality and customer service that it claimed to embody, the more free pizza I got.
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The principle promises Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed elsewhere in China, rights which are enshrined in a mini-constitution known as the Basic Law.
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Oil prices have been stuck in a $3 band since February, failing to take off after OPEC implemented, to a surprisingly high degree, the first production cut in eight years.
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I'd put those performances in that final scene up with anything that I've seen from actors in quite a while with a really high degree of difficulty — material and circumstances.
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"The fact that a high degree of self-direction may be required in the new workforce means that existing structures of inequality will be replicated in the future," she said.
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The former British colony of Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula, that granted the financial hub a high degree of autonomy.
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Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula that promises it a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland.
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"There seems to be a high degree of will to put this issue to bed prior to elections in the euro zone," Rabobank fixed income strategist, Lyn Graham-Taylor, said.
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"There's a strange paradox in the market right now - the market is on fire but with a high degree of caution," said Michael Terwilliger, global portfolio manager at Resource America.
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While it's true that Android has reached a very high degree of universality, it might still have been nice to explicitly confirm that the new ZenFones run the latest version.
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Cheung is standing in for beleaguered Lam, who is visiting mainland China, where President Xi Jinping said on Monday the central government had a high degree of confidence in her.
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For one thing, it's a lot easier to hit a vertical pitch, and batters can have a high degree of control over where and how hard they hit the ball.
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Under an arrangement known as "one country, two systems," Hong Kong has enjoyed a high degree of autonomy since China regained sovereignty over the metropolis from the UK in 1997.
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Terex said on Wednesday its board decided to pursue negotiations to check whether it can obtain a binding proposal from Zoomlion, which provides for a high degree of closing certainty.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Luxembourg's 'AAA' IDRs reflect the following key rating drivers: Luxembourg is a small, very wealthy economy, with a high degree of trade openness relative to its peers.
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The Hong Kong Bar Association, which represents barristers, said the statement was "legally incorrect" and undermined the "the high degree of autonomy granted to (Hong Kong) under the Basic Law".
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After examining the videos and images of victims published online, they were able to conclude with a high degree of confidence that the vast majority are recent and not fabricated.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, was returned to China in 1997 under a policy known as "one country, two systems," which promised the territory a high degree of autonomy.
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Farmers in Canada have long reported challenges in recruiting farm workers because the rural-based work traditionally involves a high degree of manual labor, long hours, and is often seasonal.
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Democrats also appear to have an enthusiasm advantage — 22017 percent of Democrats and 22018 percent of Clinton voters say they have a high degree of interest in the 2018 midterms.
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Ocearch, which has been tagging and tracking marine creatures since 2007, had a "pretty high degree of certainty" on Monday morning that the shark's tracker was correct, Mr. Kanaly said.
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More than 100 of these websites we have confirmed as under the direction of the Russian government or we believe to be Russian with a very high degree of confidence.
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The official statement said 'he continued to have a high degree of interest in football,' but had fallen into a state of 'despair' because Dalian Shide had been performing poorly.
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At the same time, you don't want to over-quantify an offset or promise an unrealistically high degree of precision when it comes to how much an offset reduces emissions.
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All of this is presented with the show's usual high degree of technical and dramatic accomplishment, and its alternately peppery and dreamlike evocations of the Southwestern landscape, urban and desert.
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The US missile warning system works great for ballistic missiles like those used by Iran, whose trajectories can be calculated with an extremely high degree of accuracy once they're launched.
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Yet China's leaders seem as determined as ever to do away with the high degree of autonomy they once promised, threatening to put Hong Kong further under Beijing's authoritarian control.
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Although many employers are often hesitant to hire ex-offenders, they can expect a high degree of loyalty from these applicants for giving them an opportunity when others have not.
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The fiscal stimulus from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2900 provided the U.S. economy with a high degree of insulation against global struggles.
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Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" principle that promises it a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland.
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"Exercise a high degree of caution in Jamaica due to the high level of violent crime and the state of emergency in St. James Parish," it said in a statement.
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Both channel Buffett&aposs investment style in order to identify the 15 to 30 companies that will occupy a spot in their portfolio — each with a high degree of conviction.
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In the second place, the high degree of interconnectedness among financial institutions means that the failure of institutions of even modest size can threaten the stability of the entire system.
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"I look at the musicians and think about the skills they have and their musicality, using their instruments and making musical expression with a high degree of excellence," he said.
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Our study also suggests that most journalists from the general press do not know or prefer not to deal with the high degree of uncertainty inherent in early biomedical studies.
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The two publications said their staff members were impressed by the 10 winners' generous helping of available cargo space, safety equipment, infotainment options, and high degree of in-car connectivity.
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Hong Kong's mini-constitution guarantees Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy not allowed in mainland China, as well as the "freedom of speech, of the press and of publication".
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The global financial hub returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula that promises the city a high degree of autonomy, including freedom of expression.
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Residents can live in apartments or houses, with a high degree of independence, but can still receive help managing their medications and performing daily activities like bathing, dressing and eating.
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AI-powered gait analysis, for example, can recognize individuals with a high degree of accuracy, and even works with low-resolution footage — the sort you might get from a CCTV camera.
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In a game like Destiny, where gear has almost always been driven by a high degree of random chance, this guaranteed path to Light relevance is a huge shift for Bungie.
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While other meal kits have suffered from a high degree of trial — customers trying one service and then hopping to another — Thoresen doesn't think this product will face the same issue.
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"Central government authorities ... issued public statements that diluted the concept of 'high degree of autonomy' and the freedoms contemplated in the Basic Law," it said, referring to the city's mini-constitution.
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BC has taken several actions to reduce the cyclicality of its business mix, following a high degree of volatility during the last recession when the company's EBITDA turned negative during 2009.
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It collapses the figure-ground relationship, allowing for a high degree of ambiguity and a far more plentiful reading of how, throughout 1932, Picasso explored the gamut of his desiring imagination.
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In others, engineers build complex views of databases that showcase data with a high degree of granularity, while the marketing team relies on a summary document that only displays key numbers.
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Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" principle, with the guarantee of a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed elsewhere in China.
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The campaign aims to "consolidate party members' Marxist positions and ensure that the entire party maintains a high degree of ideological and political consistency with the party's Central Committee", he added.
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Under a "one country, two systems" formula by which Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997, Beijing promised to grant the city a high degree of autonomy, including judicial freedom.
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Why it matters: A former British colony, Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997 but retained a high degree of autonomy — including the freedom to protest and an independent judiciary.
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Some applications require models to be trained to a high degree of accuracy before they can provide any value to a customer, while others need little or no data at all.
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This is an organization that has demonstrated a high degree of technical capability, Internet savvy, a real ability to propagate its ideology through social media that really resonates with young populations.
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"Given the narrow path ahead, our view is that a high degree of policy continuity is a must in order to maintain macro stability," Morgan Stanley said in a research note.
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With patterns of repetitive text and timestamps consistently formatted across the data, it's possible that API submissions and FCC comments can be easily matched with a reasonably high degree of confidence.
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The majority of those music-related earnings (81 percent) were reported to be from live events, and findings also indicate a high degree of skewness—that is, inequality—within those earnings.
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Hong Kong enjoyed a "high degree of autonomy" since the former British colony's 1997 handover, but protesters used extreme violence to attack the Legislative Council building a week ago, Dai said.
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Rumors of his death or incapacitation have circulated at least a dozen times since 2015, but Iraq's Ministry of Interior is confirming the latest reports with a high degree of confidence.
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Yet officers work for a government that ultimately answers to the Chinese Communist Party in Beijing, even though it has been granted a "high degree of autonomy" by the central authorities.
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Under a "one country, two systems" formula by which Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997, Beijing promised to grant the city a high degree of autonomy, including judicial freedom.
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A China Commerce Ministry official said Beijing attached a "high degree of attention and concern" to the case and that Europe's steel problems were due to its own weak economic growth.
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U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest in Manhattan said the state and city are entitled to compensatory damages and fines, and that UPS' "high degree of culpability" meant "significant penalties" were appropriate.
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And because the retail world has a "follow-the-leader" mentality when it comes to Amazon, this has been widely replicated, leading to a high degree of uniformity across the country.
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As the 22019 agreement between Great Britain and China states, Hong Kong is to "enjoy a high degree of autonomy, except in foreign and defense affairs," effective until June 30, 2047.
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Conduct that to a high degree subverts the U.S. Constitution and our republican form of government is an impeachable offense, even if it is not a violation of federal criminal law.
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Siblings have a one-in-four chance of matching, or a one-in-three chance in places like the Majids' village in Syria, where there is a high degree of kinship.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Cabo Verde's 'B' rating balances low growth and high public and external debt with strong governance indicators and a high degree of concessionality of public and external debt.
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No human doctor can look at an EKG and tell you with a high degree of accuracy what your potassium level is, but the machines might be able to do so.
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They understand that the legislation represents a further encroachment by Beijing into the "high degree of autonomy" Hong Kong was promised when Britain returned the territory to Chinese sovereignty in 1997.
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Britain agreed to return the territory to China on July 1, 1997, on the promise that China would give Hong Kong a "high degree of autonomy" for 50 years, until 2047.
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And the DNC and other NGOs that have been targeted over the years by this very, very sophisticated group with a high degree of capability and some very, very sophisticated technology.
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"Even though the central authorities have said in the past two days they were attaching a high degree of importance, local health protections had not been upgraded at all," he said.
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"They are huge direct selling markets with a very high degree of innovation and with many new companies in the U.S.," he said, adding Oriflame would continue to grow primarily organically.
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Australia, which also has a travel ban on foreigners arriving directly from China, said its citizens should now "exercise a high degree of caution" if travelling to South Korea or Japan.
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"The fact that a high degree of self-direction may be required in the new work force means that existing structures of inequality will be replicated in the future," she said.
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US intelligence agencies have assessed with a high degree of confidence that the world's most wanted man was near Raqqa, Syria in May when the missile struck, the US officials said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for U.S. Secretary of Defense, James Mattis, said on Thursday that he had a "very, very high degree of confidence" in U.S. intelligence agencies.
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"There is very broad agreement in the Governing Council of the ECB that the high degree of accommodation will remain needed, and that (is) irrespective of a trade war," he added.
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"I see a high degree of willingness to work together on this issue that few could have anticipated a year ago," said Pierre Moscovici, the European Union Commissioner for Economic Affairs.
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"I'd be lying if I said there was a high degree of confidence [among law enforcement] that a top official at the Russian interior ministry can be considered politically independent of Putin."
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This scale also makes it appealing to advertisers lured by the high degree of intent exhibited by Quora readers, who might be likely to buy something connected to the answers they find.
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Under an agreement from that time, Beijing agreed the city would be governed under the principle of "one country, two systems" with a high degree of autonomy for the next 50 years.
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Hong Kong reverted to Chinese rule under promises enshrined in its mini-constitution, the Basic Law, that it would be granted a high degree of autonomy, with full democracy an "ultimate aim".
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Given the vast number of variables that might be used to predict stock prices, it's possible that even a high degree of accuracy of the January barometer is a purely random outcome.
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We have this amazing capability where, whenever we're sending you things, we have a high degree of confidence in terms of what you're going to keep, what you're not going to keep.
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The archerfish used in experiments could demonstrate the ability to a high degree of accuracy; despite lacking the crucial neocortex part of the brain which other animals use for sophisticated visual recognition.
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With a small population relative to that of the United States, and a high degree of urbanization, there is less development pressure to clear land for farming, residential or other commercial use.
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The head of the FDA's pharmaceuticals division is expected to attend the independent panelists' meeting on Monday, indicating an unusually high degree of scrutiny on the drug and the disease in general.
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Cheung is standing in for embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, who is visiting mainland China, where President Xi Jinping said the central government had a high degree of confidence in her.
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Cheung is standing in for embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, who is visiting mainland China, where President Xi Jinping said the central government had a high degree of confidence in her.
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"As long as high-degree mutual trust and concrete measures are in place, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor construction will succeed and deliver benefits to people of the two countries," Xi said.
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Eric F. Phillips, a spokesman for Mr. de Blasio, said the decision to send the alert on Monday required a high degree of evidence that Mr. Rahami was connected to the bombing.
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The goal, inherent in the "I Am" title, is to provide a high degree of intimacy -- something that the Ledger film achieved by drawing heavily upon home movies that the actor shot.
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But, but, but: The signature new feature for the Mac — the ability to run iPad apps — is a significant undertaking that adds a high degree of complexity to this year's OS release.
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The closure of the Strait of Hormuz would not only put China into recession, but given the high degree of financialization of the economy, could create a wider societal and political crisis.
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"Due to the high degree of uncertainty in the current situation, the government has very deliberately decided to not set any limits on the volume of these measures," the German government said.
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Others say liquidity in some financial markets is starting to fall because there's such a high degree of uncertainty, meaning even some of the usual safe havens may not be that safe.
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When the British returned Hong Kong to Chinese control in 1997, the "one country, two systems" arrangement was supposed to give the territory a "high degree of autonomy" until at least 2047.
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Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" principle, with the guarantee of a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed elsewhere in China.
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It clearly runs against Hong Kong's mini-constitution, known as the Basic Law, which promised the city a high degree of self-governance after Britain handed it back to China in 1997.
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While Lenton and his colleagues acknowledge there is a high degree of uncertainty about the activation and effects of climate tipping points, they stress that even the speculative implications demand urgent action.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, reverted to Chinese rule in 1997 amid guarantees the territory would enjoy a high degree of autonomy and freedoms under a "one country, two systems" formula.
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People in Hong Kong are worried that Beijing is gradually eroding the high degree of autonomy that the former British colony was promised when it was handed back to China in 1997.
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China denies interfering in Hong Kong's affairs and says it is committed to the one country, two systems formula enshrined at the handover and guaranteeing the territory a high degree of autonomy.
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Protesters say Beijing and Lam's government are eroding the "high degree of autonomy" and Western-style civil liberties promised to the former British colony when it was returned to China in 1997.
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Protesters complain Beijing and Lam's government are eroding the "high degree of autonomy" and Western-style civil liberties promised to the former British colony when it was returned to China in 1997.
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China promised "a high degree of autonomy" for Hong Kong in a treaty with Britain, but people have worried that it has been interfering in the territory's affairs and undermining civil liberties.
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Hong Kongers have enjoyed a high degree of autonomy since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997, and protesters are concerned there may be a crackdown by Chinese authorities.
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Here's an abridged, spoiler-ish summary of what's happened in Civil War II so far: Captain Marvel finds an Inhuman who can predict the future to a very high degree of certainty.
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The case generated huge controversy, and undermined public confidence in China's commitment to preserving Hong Kong's freedoms under a so-called "one country, two systems" arrangement guaranteeing it a high degree of autonomy.
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The market was anticipating a high degree of compliance after Reuters, S&P Global Platts and the International Energy Agency last week reported OPEC had achieved at least 21.6 percent of the cuts.
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Move the arm around to teach it where said objects are and where they need to be, and it's able to learn those motions and replicate them with a high degree of precision.
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For me, the Corsair One delivers everything I still need a PC for: the performance to play the latest games at their best, married to spotless reliability and a high degree of convenience.
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Hong Kong returned from British to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" arrangement that guarantees a high degree of autonomy, including an independent judiciary and the freedom of expression.
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"A lot of us in the lab are fans of having simplicity and constraints in instruments…and this is an example of a constrained instrument with a high degree of expressivity," he said.
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Almost all apps can predict rain with a high degree of confidence in California, but the gap is much higher between apps along the Gulf Coast, in the South and in Plains states.
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Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula which guarantees it a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland, including limited democracy.
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The large scale and co-ordinated nature of the bombings—with 87 more bomb detonators discovered at Colombo's main bus station on Monday—point to a high degree of planning and considerable sophistication.
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"It's fair to suggest with a high degree of confidence there are no glowing prospects in terms of normalization of US-Russian relations on the horizon," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.
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The company does this by creating digital replicas of real world locations, then infusing real-time spatial data-sets with a high degree of statistical accuracy from both open and proprietary data sources.
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The former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula, with the promise of a high degree of autonomy and universal suffrage as an "ultimate aim".
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The major policy that this government has introduced will have to have a high degree of certainty that they will continue, that they will be carried over once we return to full democracy.
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But the trajectory in coming months hinges to a high degree on inflation -- data on Monday is expected to show February price growth at 19.9 percent, down a touch from January's 20.35 percent.
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But the trajectory in coming months hinges to a high degree on inflation — data on Monday is expected to show February price growth at 19.9 percent, down a touch from January's 20.35 percent.
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When picking up an object, the AIs powering the robotic hand must gauge an object's stiffness and weight with a high degree of accuracy, otherwise the hand will damage the object being handled.
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The NSA could also freely subpoena what are referred to as "high degree nodes," which include spam numbers that call a lot of phone numbers, telemarketing numbers and automated services like Google Authenticator.
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It's not completely accurate, but it's far beyond anything we had five years ago–and that's happening because the weather models are using this high degree of computing to be much more accurate.
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Flush with state funds and a government mandate to go global, SOE managers have enjoyed a high degree of freedom to make often big, headline-grabbing outbound deals without fear of personal reprisal.
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Hong Kong, which returned to Chinese rule in 1997, is governed under a "one country, two systems" principle that promises it a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland.
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Although Proxima b is an example of a world that might be habitable, there are still a lot of questions to answer before researchers can say that with a high degree of confidence.
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Op-Ed Contributor As an investor, one who has been entrusted with helping to safeguard other people's money over many years, I value the high degree of disclosure required from American public companies.
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Lake said there was a "high degree of variability" in that estimate, but added that the bank was not seeing signs of a broad contagion and did not expect to endure significant losses.
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Tesla said its production rate of the Model 3 is steadily increasing, but the high degree of automation on the Model 3 production line has proven challenging, said Tesla in the shareholder letter.
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Yet Christopher Plummer's admirable performance and the high degree of difficulty aren't enough to make director Ridley Scott's movie about the famous 1973 kidnapping feel as if it delivers a wholly satisfactory payoff.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that there was "a very high degree of probability" that Iran was behind an attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities that wiped out half of its production.
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U.S. State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus also urged Beijing to honour its commitments that Hong Kong would enjoy a high degree of autonomy and human rights, including freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.
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Reports emerged in November that the CIA has concluded with a "high degree of certainty" that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered Khashoggi's killing in the Saudi Consulate in Turkey on Oct. 2.
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The creation of dark web marketplaces, where users and dealers can purchase a huge range of narcotics with a relatively high degree of anonymity, has been a paradigm shift in the drug trade.
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The three main criteria are that it's false, impossible, or incredible; that it's held with a high degree of conviction, and thirdly, that it tends to remain despite evidence current to the contrary.
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Foos Studio Foos Studio Idealab founder Bill Gross said he backed codeSpark because of its unique approach to teaching kids programming basics before they develop a high degree of math or reading skills.
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"While the remarkable isotropy of the CMB points to an initial state with a very high degree of smoothness, the late epoch Universe encompasses a complex cosmic web of structures," the paper notes.
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Beijing called the violence an "undisguised challenge" to the "one country, two systems" model under which Hong Kong was granted a high degree of autonomy when it was returned to China in 1997.
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Polling in Nevada is also particularly challenging because of an unusually high degree of population turnover, according to David Damore, an associate professor of political science at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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But that was years before the recent erosion of freedoms in the territory, whose "one country, two systems" arrangement was supposed to give it a high degree of autonomy until at least 2047.
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"For the F.A.A., various investigations into its independence will likely result in a high degree of caution and the need for an extensive and compelling paper trail to back the decision," he wrote.
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"In his last days he was a successful and caring businessman with a high degree of integrity who tried to live his life and give back to society," his sister Jayne Lester said.
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More than 10,20163 of these posts contained a link to one of the websites we have either confirmed as Russian-directed or believe to be Russian with a very high degree of confidence.
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They have since evolved into a broader call to protect the high degree of autonomy that Beijing promised to grant the former British colony until at least 2047 under the city's mini-constitution.
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He also met with the director of China's Central Liaison Office in Hong Kong, who oversees the "one country, two systems" arrangement that sets out a high degree of autonomy for the territory.
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The former British colony was handed back to China in 1997 under an agreement that gave ultimate control to Communist Party rulers in Beijing while promising Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy.
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The idea of imposing a "one country, two systems" model of a high degree of autonomy much like China offers the former British colony of Hong Kong has never been popular in Taiwan.
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Reuters reported that a U.S. review of satellite data by officials concluded with a high degree of certainty that anti-aircraft missiles struck the plane, which was seen on fire soon after takeoff.
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China promised Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy when it negotiated the transfer of sovereignty from Britain and agreed that the economic and political systems would not be changed for 50 years.
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" Xi has been ebullient over his close ties with Putin, calling the Russian president his best and bosom friend: "My engagement with President Putin is built on a high degree of mutual trust.
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Analysis by Bellingcat comparing voice intonation, speech mannerisms, and sound frequency has determined with a high degree of confidence that Kharchenko's and Yakunin's voices match two of the men on the Metropol tape.
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And such slumps may reduce long-term growth as well: the experience since 2008 suggests a high degree of hysteresis, in which seemingly short-run downturns end up reducing long-run economic potential.
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Any sale would involve a "high degree of complexity," given that the markets are highly diverse and at different stages of profitability, outgoing CEO David Wild said on a call with analysts and investors.
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Australia's Paralympic team chef de mission Kate McLoughlin said the sailing team were shaken by the incident and repeated a warning to athletes to exercise a high degree of caution while travelling in Rio.
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In any event, he will have to keep a low profile and will otherwise be unable to exert a high degree of leadership, command, and control without risking meeting the same fate as Baghdadi.
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The bill has sparked broader concerns about the increase of Beijing's influence on the former British colony, which retained a high degree of autonomy after being returned to China in 1997, per the BBC.
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Lam, most recently Hong Kong's number two official, has to unify the Chinese-ruled city as public resentment swells at Beijing's growing interference in its affairs despite being promised a high degree of autonomy.
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If May takes a non-confrontational approach and signals a desire to maintain a high degree of openness to the UK for EU workers, markets could react positively in the coming months, Pickering explained.
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The technology can capture fleeting expressions, such as a squint or twitch of a lip; combined with cultural and contextual information, it can consistently detect the expressed emotion with a high degree of accuracy.
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A study of Facebook users found a high degree of polarization within the social network, with users tending to interact most frequently with the people and narratives they agreed with — creating an echo chamber.
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Lukasz Fabiański looks set to start between the sticks for Poland and – despite once being a figure of fun to some – he's no pushover these days, and brings a high degree of solidity himself.
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"Certain recent events in Hong Kong have raised cautionary flags for some U.S. observers, as they consider the sustainability of Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy going forward," he said, according to the text.
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Fitch has not included this in its rating case projections given the high degree of uncertainty with respect to NJ flex office property values and liquidity, as well as management's commitment to this strategy.
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"There's more similarity than dissimilarity ... it looks to be the same person, and I can say as much with a high degree of confidence," said Enquirer source Mitch Goldstone, president and CEO of ScanMyPhotos.
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Since the city returned to Chinese rule in 1997, critics say Beijing has reneged on a commitment to maintain Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and freedoms under a "one country, two systems" arrangement.
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A University of Minnesota study found that people who exercise a high degree of self-control tend to be much happier than those who don't, both in the moment and in the long run.
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An involuntary manslaughter charge can be brought in Massachusetts when someone causes the death of another person when engaging in reckless or wanton conduct that creates a high degree of likelihood of substantial harm.
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"Insikt Group assesses with a high degree of confidence that tessa88 is one of many monikers created by Maksim Donakov to sell high-profile databases on underground criminal forums," the firm's research team writes.
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"Overall a high degree of (skepticism) should remain and an imminent deal is unlikely given Trump has foreshadowed he is going to be campaigning hard on the issue in the 2020 election," Strickland said.
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Beijing has long dealt with the trade-offs between the high degree of economic control that state-owned enterprises provide and their lack of productivity relative to traditional, privately owned or publicly traded companies.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, reverted to Chinese rule in 1997 amid guarantees the global financial hub would enjoy a high degree of autonomy and freedoms under a "one country, two systems" formula.
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Until this changes, we should expect a high degree continuity — and perhaps even a stronger Merkel in the near term though the relationship between CDU and CSU will also be more fraught going forward.
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Rich people's enthusiasm for digital currencies swelled last year, with 29 percent of millionaires expressing a high degree of interest in buying or holding cryptocurrencies and nearly 27 percent somewhat interested, the survey found.
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"I think theres a pretty high degree of certainty that this is going to be a major hurricane," Florida Governor Ron DeSantis told a news conference from the state emergency operations center in Tallahassee.
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Earlier this year, the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine issued recommendations on editing embryos and other germ line cells, calling for a high degree of caution but not prohibition.
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Almasarir told The Hill that his phones were examined by independent experts at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab who found with a "high degree of confidence" that Saudi Arabia was behind the hack.
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The proposal comes as concerns mount over the perceived erosion of "one country, two systems", with Britain's half-yearly report on Hong Kong saying its high degree of autonomy was coming "under increasing pressure".
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While Duan and Moss may view transformativeness as the new black of fair use, examination of the actual fossil record reveals a high degree of inventiveness in connection with their claim about historical antecedents.
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Even with extraordinary amounts of time, money, and effort invested, no team could figure out how to have AI solve a real-world problem: navigating our roads with the high degree of reliability needed.
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When Reporters Without Borders was founded in 1985, Hong Kong was a British colony with a high degree of press freedom, while Taiwan was at the tail end of four decades of martial law.
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Hong Kong operates within China under a "one country, two systems" formula that promises the territory a high degree of autonomy, including independent courts, a free news media and extensive protections of civil liberties.
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The pool of people who have deep aerospace technical expertise isn't huge, and like any community that requires a high degree of specialist knowledge, it's a tightly-knit field that relies on social connections.
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When Hong Kong, a former British colony, returned to Chinese control 20 years ago, it was promised a high degree of autonomy, including the ability to keep its own legal, political and economic systems.
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Many people in Hong Kong are angered by what they see as Beijing's ever-tightening grip on the city that was promised a high degree of autonomy under the "one country, two systems" formula.
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Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 amid the promise of a high degree of autonomy, though the erosion of freedoms by China have stoked broader resentment and fueled the current political crisis.
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Hong Kongers have enjoyed a high degree of autonomy since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997, and pro-democracy protesters are concerned there may be a crackdown by Chinese authorities.
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Hong Kong is a former British colony that was returned to China in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula guaranteeing it a high degree of autonomy and the promise of eventual universal suffrage.
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After 156 years of British colonial rule, Hong Kong returned to China in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula guaranteeing it a high degree of autonomy and the promise of eventual universal suffrage.
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"The former relationship manager demonstrated a high degree of criminal energy, violating internal controls and rules as well as Swiss law and concealing his criminal activities from Credit Suisse colleagues," the bank said in January.
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The high degree of gender policing, body shaming, slut shaming, stereotyping, and sexual assault that sorority girls often face, from both inside and outside Greek culture, is part of the conversation we should be having.
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The bottom line: The difference here is that few other ascendant autocrats value their relationship with Western business as highly as does MBS, meaning that this particular situation presented an unusually high degree of leverage.
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Hong Kong was guaranteed a high degree of control over its own affairs for at least 50 years under a "one country, two systems" arrangement when Britain ceded sovereignty to China on July 1, 1997.
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The city was guaranteed a high degree of control over its own affairs for at least 50 years under a "one country, two systems" arrangement when Britain ceded sovereignty to China on July 1, 1997.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, returned to Chinese rule in 1997 amid promises that the Asian financial hub would enjoy a high degree of autonomy under a so-called 'one country, two systems' arrangement.
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In 2018, China appeared to increase its policing of how overseas companies refer to territories such as Hong Kong and Macau, both of which are Chinese territories but run with a high degree of autonomy.
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State aid in conjunction with avoidance of losses by senior creditors may appear to go against the EU's principle that a high degree of losses should be imposed on creditors before state funds are used.
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"The foundation of the Bank of England's approach is the presumption that there will continue to be a high degree of supervisory cooperation between the UK and the EU," the BoE said in a statement.
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"All managers at Handelsbanken - particularly the branch managers - must have a very high degree of autonomy," Handelsbanken Chairman Par Boman said, adding that the CEO position at the bank requires a special type of leadership.
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We believe MPMF's management has a high degree of discretion in its operations and business strategy largely due to the differences in the two businesses and the minority shareholder's continuing significant influence on the company.
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As a result, many business decision-makers shelved multi-year investment projects because they were unable to predict with a high degree of confidence how the policy backdrop would impact their finances several years ahead.
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"We expect a high degree of uncertainty to remain even if a tariff rollback is achieved," the analysts wrote, explaining that investment and financial frictions between the world's two largest economies are likely to continue.
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But there were sound reasons for Britain to maintain a "high degree of regulatory alignment" with the EU to preserve mutual market access, it said, echoing comments from UK finance minister Philip Hammond on Thursday.
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The people we bought this from I know a fair amount about them, and I have a high degree of confidence that they are very good at protecting it, and their motivations align with ours.
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There are few better environments to convene and inform lawmakers from both sides of the aisle about issues where the members have self-selected into a group and voluntarily indicated a high degree of interest.
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"There's an in-between measure that would be a high degree of military pressure," said Denny Roy, an Asia Pacific security expert and senior fellow at the East-West Center, a think tank in Honolulu.
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"But the risk is that this prolongs the very high degree of uncertainty over the British economy, that we see relations deteriorating with other countries, and that this militates against negotiating a deal," he added.
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She said it was important for the Hong Kong government to respect "freedoms of speech and peaceful assembly" and for Beijing to adhere to its commitments to allow Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy.
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Editorial When China took control of Hong Kong from Britain in 1997, it signed an agreement guaranteeing the city a high degree of political autonomy for 50 years under the "one country, two systems" doctrine.
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The model increased grades and graduation rates — but only in schools that followed it with "a high degree of fidelity," with closegrained assessments of students' diverse needs and high-quality supports to match those needs.
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"I can tell you that the lab was able to say 'with a high degree of confidence' that the soldiers identified were not the fathers of the children they were alleged to be," he said.
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The proposal has the potential of reigniting a rift between creditors and shareholders including largest stakeholder Pharol SGPS SA, because of the high degree of dilution that the debt-for-equity swap entails, analysts said.
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Hong Kong, a cosmopolitan former British colony, returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula that promises it a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland.
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The [new ground-based delivery] businesses where there will be a high degree of robotics and automation that cause other companies to go out of business – I think that's a little more on the margin.
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A high degree of refinement of the data, covering every possible situation, is vital to assuring that the safety systems don't issue excessive warnings, an annoyance that may lead a driver to ignore such signals.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said on Friday that Argentina needs substantial debt relief from private creditors to restore debt sustainability with a high degree of probability to the economically challenged South American country.
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The Communist Party had promised a "high degree of autonomy" before Britain returned the territory to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, but many feel that the city's freedoms are steadily being worn down under Beijing's rule.
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"If sponsors are buying debt then it is a strong signal they have a high degree of confidence in a company and people are getting the value of the debt wrong," a syndicate head said.
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Major central banks have also ramped up efforts to ease a global dollar funding crunch, but the U.S. currency remains in demand due to the high degree of uncertainty about the unknown flu-like virus.
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The rough hypothesis is if you just look at the jobs that women have tended to dominate, they tend to have a high degree of interpersonal relations, so it's much more about face-to-face.
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The hope is that as this technology improves, any tradesperson would be able to work on a construction site with less need for training in 2D plans, but still with a high degree of accuracy.
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The big picture: Hong Kongers have enjoyed a high degree of autonomy since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997, and protesters are concerned there may be a crackdown by Chinese authorities.
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The invasion poses an unprecedented threat to food security in the entire sub region, where more than 19 million people in East Africa are already experiencing a high degree of food insecurity, the agency said.
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Previously owned by the federal government and known as Banco Nacional de Mexico, it was once the nation's No. 1 bank and enjoyed a high degree of autonomy even after Citi acquired it in 2001.
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Hong Kong is a former British colony that was returned to Chinese control in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" agreement that promised it a high degree of autonomy for the next half century.
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Hong Kong is governed under a "one country, two systems" principle which promises it a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed in China, such as the freedom of speech and freedom of assembly.
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Airbus refused to speculate on what type of autonomous aircraft might arise from the project but said the design parameters focussed on "a high degree of autonomy, variable mission profiles and low levels of perceptibility".
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He was referring to a perception in markets that Draghi was the driving force behind this month's easing measures, which have prompted a high degree of dissent from a body that normally strives for consensus.
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There is a high degree of tension between the constraint of the rectangle and the restless and relentless orange line as it circles, turns, and doubles back within the limits of the painting's physical surface.
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"There is scarcely a person in our country who experiences such a high degree of admiration but also rejection as her," said Markus Lanz, a talk-show host, when introducing Ms. Schwarzer two weeks ago.
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He was referring to a perception in markets that Draghi was the driving force behind this month's easing measures, which have prompted a high degree of dissent from a body that normally strives for consensus.
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Lam, 59, most recently Hong Kong's number two official, has to unify the Chinese-ruled city as public resentment swells at Beijing's growing interference in its affairs despite being promised a high degree of autonomy.
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"I think one thing which remains a truism is customers do have a very high degree of trust when it comes to money, their deposits and their identity with respect to established banks," Bhatia said.
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Xi said China must uphold the principle of "one country, two systems" that promises a high degree of autonomy to Hong Kong while preserving its freedoms and unique lifestyle following its return to Chinese rule.
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"After examining the videos and images of victims published online, they (intelligence services) were able to conclude with a high degree of confidence that the vast majority are recent and not fabricated," the report said.
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As Mr. Clauser pointed out, this gives you a high degree of flexibility to redecorate your home: "I love transforming the look of a room by just changing the color of the lighting," he said.
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Beijing, under the "one country, two systems" principle, promises Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed elsewhere in China, rights that are enshrined in a mini-constitution known as the Basic Law.
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Demonstrators say they are fighting the erosion of the "one country, two systems" arrangement that enshrined a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong since it was handed back from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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"In January 2019, multiple acts of violence were committed consistently in all states and with a high degree of coordination between the security forces at the national and state levels," Amnesty International wrote in the report.
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Although Tchijevsky tended to link the third period of each cycle with wars, riots and revolutions, he did not say the high degree of solar activity during this time suggested that humans would harm one another.
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Demonstrators say they are fighting the erosion of the "one country, two systems" arrangement that enshrines a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong since it was handed back from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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After promises that post-handover Hong Kong should enjoy a high degree of autonomy, Beijing's squeeze has fuelled widespread resentment and in 2014 sparked pro-democracy protests that paralysed parts of the city for 79 days.
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Many Turkish-Germans say they feel that they must demonstrate opposition to Mr Erdogan to earn the trust of their compatriots; last year Mrs Merkel urged them to "develop a high degree of loyalty to Germany".
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The idea is to deliver a conventional warhead with a very high degree of accuracy, at hypersonic speeds (at least five times faster than the speed of sound), through even the most densely defended air space.
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Since the city returned to Chinese rule in 1997, critics say Beijing has reneged on its commitment to maintain Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and freedoms under a co-called "one country, two systems" arrangement.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Twitter/NASAIn space, it is crucial for even the most basic of human tasks to be carried out with a high degree of skill and for astronauts to remain alert.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping said there have been "new issues" and "new challenges" in Hong Kong's implementation of the "one country, two systems" principle that guarantees the city a high degree of autonomy.
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"I think one thing which remains a truism is customers do have a very high degree of trust when it comes to money, their deposits and their identity with respect to established banks," Bhatia told CNBC.
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To stay competitive, the financial sector needs access to the European Union market, a tailored regulatory regime in line with international standards, and attractive rules with a high degree of predictability and legal certainty, he said.
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STRONG AND STABLE MANAGEMENT TEAM: Fitch views favorably AHS's long-tenured, strongly committed management team with a demonstrated ability to strategically expand the system's footprint while maintaining strong operating results with a high degree of predictability.
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"We think these long-term projections have to be seen in the context of a very high degree of macroeconomic uncertainty surrounding the UK's exit from the EU, so are likely cautiously struck," UBS analysts said.
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The chartists, of course, were having a field day, spouting a high degree of jibber-jabber -- sorry I meant technical analysis -- that confirmed that we are almost certainly doomed to a negative market performance in 2016.
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The paper said that Faber's ideal candidate would have the following: German as a native language, experience as an entrepreneur, not necessarily exchange experience, good contacts with politicians, and a high degree of knowledge about regulation.
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"I favor an eclectic approach, recognizing that policy is always made with a high degree of uncertainty and one shouldn't place all their bets on one approach," he said at the NYU Stern School of Business.
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I think there is very broad agreement in the Governing Council of the ECB that a high degree of monetary accommodation will remain needed and that's irrespective of the trade war or anything we've seen recently.
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Because I think George Clooney — forget about the fact that he's a good-looking guy — I think the fact that he is a very intelligent, insightful guy with a high degree of emotional intelligence as well.
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Cardin said Hong Kong enjoyed the special status in exchange for the "one country-two systems" arrangement guaranteeing it a high degree of autonomy and human rights after its handover to China from Britain in 1997.
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There's also a high degree of interconnectedness: A.I.G. wasn't a bank, but it was selling guarantees on financial assets, and fears that it might fail to honor those guarantees threatened to topple dominoes across the economy.
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On Friday, The Washington Post reported that the CIA had concluded that the evidence points with a high degree of confidence to Khashoggi being murdered at the order of the Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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After Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, it continued to operate under an arrangement known as one country, two systems, in which China promised the city a high degree of self-rule until 2047.
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The French Foreign Ministry on Saturday released a report into the suspected chemical attack in Douma which stated that France assessed "with a high degree of confidence" that it was carried out by the Syrian regime.
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"Because the total amount of private investment is relatively large, its continued slowdown could restrain stable growth, and requires a high degree of attention," the NBS said on Saturday after it released the latest economic data.
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"Oracle's offer of A$7.80 per share represents a significant premium and a high degree of certainty of value to shareholders through the cash offer and limited conditionality," Aconex Chairman Adam Lewis said in a statement.
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Although he wishes the vote would happen sooner, "today's events are a victory because we now have a high degree of confidence that we'll have vote between now and the end of the year," he said.
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"It's certainly a compressed process with a high degree of urgency behind it," Flagg said, noting that some states have experience doing this because they have had to issue special disaster-related benefits to their residents.
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They say it would also further diminish the "high degree of autonomy" that was promised under the "one country, two systems" arrangement that was established when the British handed over Hong Kong to China in 1997.
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Hong Kong operates under a political formula known as "one country, two systems" that promises the Chinese territory a high degree of autonomy, including independent courts, a free news media and extensive protections of civil liberties.
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We have known people who are successful with that strategy, but it takes a lot of research, more knowledge than my husband and I have about individual funds or companies, and a high degree of risk.
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Whether you owe your teenager an apology for past indiscretions or are trying to get ahead of the issue, I think it's fair and kind to promise adolescents a very high degree of confidentiality at home.
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The statement "strongly" urged Beijing to stick to its commitments in the Sino-British Joint Declaration to allow Hong Kong to exercise a high degree of autonomy and said the concerns of its citizens are legitimate.
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As programmers tune the applied magnetic fields, the "micro-swarm" of nano-robots is capable of performing a wide range of structural changes, including extending, shrinking, splitting, and merging, all with a high degree of accuracy.
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Experts in American politics said it makes sense that a transformative political figure like Trump would retain a high degree of loyalty from his supporters no matter what negative headlines are swirling around the White House.
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"Overall, EMA expects a staff loss of about 30 percent, with a high degree of uncertainty regarding mid-term staff retention," Europe's equivalent of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The pilot program is designed to allow officials to determine with a high degree of certainty that any differences they observe can be attribute to the cameras and not to other factors, such as leadership changes.
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The health scare comes after months of often violent anti-government protests in Hong Kong triggered by fears its high degree of autonomy, guaranteed under a "one country, two systems" formula, is being eroded by Beijing.
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The health scare comes after months of often violent anti-government protests in Hong Kong triggered by fears its high degree of autonomy, guaranteed under a "one country, two systems" formula, is being eroded by Beijing.
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It was a (mostly) fun process of attempting this grid over and over — and over and over — and over and over — to generate a stack that had both some sizzle and a high degree of cleanliness.
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Speaking at an event hosted by XP Investimentos in Sao Paulo, Campos Neto said that he and his colleagues still believe there is a high degree of slack in the economy, and that policy remains stimulative.
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Hong Kong is a former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a so-called "one country, two systems" formula that promises the city a high degree of autonomy, including an independent judiciary.
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"Global warming has reached a level such that we can ascribe with a high degree of confidence a cause and effect relationship between the greenhouse effect and observed warming," the NASA scientist famously told the Senate.
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"I am confident that our high degree of cooperation and coordination will continue and bring the desired results," Falih told an industry conference attended by Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak and OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo.
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Authorities said they had "a high degree of concern for the safety of both the juvenile and the public" because of his "prior history of assaultive and unpredictable behavior," the state Department of Public Safety said.
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This view is based on BOC Aviation's strong links with BOC, which is evident in the parent's shared branding, high degree (70%) of ownership and level of board representation, cross-selling initiatives, and contingent liquidity support.
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"I just think there should've been allowances made for some of the ambiguity in that and especially for those who didn't also share in the conclusion that it was a high degree of confidence," he added.
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And I'm thankful to the fans because they're the people who" — at this point the audio cut out, but reading Halsey's lips, you can tell she used an expletive to express "caring to a high degree.
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Some are intended for public spaces, rather than commercial galleries, and feature loaded commentaries on the "one country, two systems" framework that guarantees the city its civil liberties and a high degree of autonomy until 2047.
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In contrast, preliminary research has found that the "Star Wars" franchise has an unusually high degree of female centrality, indistinguishable from that of men in the films, and one that appears to be increasing over time.
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Mycelium offers a number of advantages for those in the cannabis industry including a high degree of anonymity and easy peer-to-peer transactions, but for Carpio, the decision ultimately came down to the user experience.
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Robertson said there was a high degree of uncertainty surrounding costs for the buyback program thanks to a lack of information regarding how many banned firearms are in circulation, as well as their condition and type.
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Again, you're not going to print anything that requires a high degree of precision on this thing but, again, you'd never assume you could on a machine that costs about as much as a nicer laser printer.
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If they or anyone else were hoping for a high degree of duplication, they were sorely disappointed, because they found that the records of ICEWS and SPEED, for example, overlapped on only 10.3 percent of these protests.
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Though the NPC oversees the territory's constitution, its rulings were always intended as a last resort in a place that was promised "a high degree of autonomy" on its reversion from British rule to China in 1997.
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"Money laundering is a serious concern due to the Philippines' international narcotics trade, high degree of corruption among government officials, trafficking in persons, and the high volume of remittances from Filipinos living abroad," the U.S. report said.
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On May 22nd SuperAwesome, a British company that provides software for children's apps, announced that it had developed a tool, KidSwitch, which can recognise with a high degree of confidence when a child is using an app.
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China's leader Xi Jinping has said that while Hong Kong enjoys a high degree of autonomy under "one country, two systems", Beijing still holds supreme authority over the city and won't tolerate any challenge to its authority.
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Now, the startup is reaching a new milestone, this morning publishing the first large-N peer-reviewed clinical study showing that the Apple Watch and other wearables can detect atrial fibrillation with a high degree of accuracy.
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"We will continue a high degree of communication and coordination among China, Japan and Korea to cope with possible financial instability in the context of increased uncertainty of the global economy and geopolitical tensions," the communique said.
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Even before he met with Putin, though, Trump has raised questions about whether Russia was behind the election hacking, despite United States intelligence stating with a high degree of certainty that the country was behind the meddling.
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As part of the handover, a mini-constitution known as the Basic Law promised that Hong Kong would retain a high degree of autonomy under a "one country, two systems" formula, with full democracy an "ultimate aim".
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Tillerson said that the U.S. had a high degree of confidence that sarin nerve gas had been used in the Tuesday chemical weapons attack in a rebel-held area of northern Syria hit by government air strikes.
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Even after the electoral conference, policy will still be influenced by competing factions in the ANC and the government will juggle multiple complex policy objectives, in particular improving business confidence and addressing the high degree of inequality.
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"What cases such as this teach us is that we must have high-degree suspicion, and low threshold for starting to investigate medical and neurological causes or explanations for symptoms that are not completely typical," he says.
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"Just as the U.S. economy seemed to have tailwinds for the coming year resulting from the tax cut, a high degree of uncertainty and fear of diminishing benefits of trade and immigration are now headwinds," Hamrick said.
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Cardin said Hong Kong enjoyed the special status in exchange for the one country-two systems arrangement guaranteeing the territory a high degree of autonomy and human rights after its handover to China from Britain in 1997.
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Reuters reporting shows there is a high degree of coordination among a small circle of these activists, many of whom participated in the 2014 protests that were sparked by Beijing's refusal to grant Hong Kong universal suffrage.
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United States officials say they believe with a high degree of confidence that the Democratic Party material was hacked by the Russian government, and suspect that the codes may have been stolen by the Russians as well.
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Still, there is a high degree of uncertainty on Wall Street about what Mr. Trump will do as president and whom he will appoint in his administration — especially in top Treasury jobs and other financial regulatory posts.
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In an administration that has seen a high degree of turnover, former NATO official Alexander Vershbow said some of his European contacts ask him from time to time about the possibility that Mattis might leave the job.
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Donald Trump's surprise U.S. election win has left a "high degree of uncertainty" as markets parse potential policy scenarios, said Leif Lybecker Eskesen, senior vice president for economics and investment strategy at Singapore state investment fund GIC.
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