The campaign featured an inclusive cast and crew, including a legally blind director, and the videos had closed-captioning for people with hearing impairments and image-descriptive audio for people with vision impairments.
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One in five of those born premature had neurologic impairments.
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"Marijuana just layers on top of other impairments like alcohol."
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That includes those with eating disorders, cognitive impairments and depression.
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Impairments remain under control and below 2% of total loans.
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Loan impairments fell to just 2 million euros from 38 million.
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The monkeys also exhibited repetitive body movement and various cognitive impairments.
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REC Silicon did not say how much the impairments would be.
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It took pre-tax impairments and other charges of $247 million.
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The impairments have been well-covered by a loan loss reserve.
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This created impairments in both memory and learning for the mice.
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"For some prisoners, these impairments can be permanent and life-threatening."
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More pronounced examples of this come from people with various neurological impairments.
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Fitch expects credit-related impairments to remain manageable for New York Life.
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It could also help users who have slight mobility or tactile impairments.
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The brokerage also said it expected more asset impairments in the industry.
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Most of those not working, she said, have major disabilities or impairments.
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The company recorded $64 million in impairments, store closings and other costs.
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"Significant impairments were seen in the Netherlands, France and Brazil," it said.
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Expenses related to loan impairments were A$299 million in the quarter.
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WinterLight Labs is working to diagnose cognitive impairments using short speech samples.
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Impairments totalled 13 million dirhams versus 21.9 million dirhams a year earlier.
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A huge range of impairments may interfere with someone's ability to understand and comply with requests from police in even the most optimal of circumstances, including deafness, blindness, and mobility impairments, along with cognitive, intellectual, and developmental disabilities.
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Koza proposed an interstate compact, enforceable through the impairments clause of the Constitution.
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It's hard for a sleep-deprived brain to see its own cognitive impairments.
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Timed with this announcement, Facebook revealed new tools for people with visual impairments.
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Still, impairments rose 27.7 percent to 203 million euros in the first quarter.
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The bank posted 213 million pounds of impairments for the quarter, above expectations.
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Facebook has been generating alternative text for users with vision impairments since 2015.
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During the crisis loan loss impairments came too little, too late, she said.
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Last year, net loss was 243 million euros ($274 million) due to impairments.
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This in turn can lead to sleep impairments in adults and children alike.
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Paulson & Co estimated last year that industry impairments since 2010 totalled $85 billion.
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The company made provisions for impairments of S$313 million in the quarter.
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Net income fell 17.2 percent to 2.1 billion euros due to asset impairments.
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Seizures, visual and hearing impairments, and hyperactivity may all appear late, he said.
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The nightmares of air travel for people with mobility impairments are well documented.
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Screen readers opened a plethora of new opportunity for those with visual impairments.
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The potential presence of mild impairments should not disqualify people from public office.
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Mark Naron, director at Fitch Ratings, expects higher energy-related provisions and impairments.
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If you have other mobility impairments, keep extra canes or a walker available.
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And that's left them with lifelong impairments with their proprioception, touch, and movement.
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Without the impairments, the company's profit would be more than 40 million dinars.
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The lower profit was due to higher impairments and a slump in revenues.
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Analysts at Naeem Brokerage said in a note that the results were due to weak operating performance at both continuing and discontinued operations, impairments, and high interest costs, adding that they anticipated more "painful exits and impairments" in the next quarter.
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Shopping for clothes, online and off, remains particularly challenging for consumers with visual impairments.
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Thankfully, in reality, none of those promising youngsters have any coal-related bronchial impairments.
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Google is making Android a lot more accessible for people visual and motor impairments.
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Loan impairments fell to 162 million euros from 188 million in the previous quarter.
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Project Euphonia is meant to assist people with speech impairments be understood by machines.
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Investment losses were led by energy-related impairments in 2015, which continued into 2016.
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Such tags are used to describe photos and videos to users with sight impairments.
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ROP contributes 70 million pounds to Provident's annual gross revenue before impairments and costs.
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Its bottom line was also helped by lower loan loss impairments in the quarter.
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As are athletes with coordination impairments and they don't use any piece of technology.
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KGHM also said it does not expect any need to create new impairments now.
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"We see no additional need for any more impairments or provisions," Ekholm told reporters.
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TG: Right, they are social, but they also have intellectual impairments and health issues.
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But the earlier exposure may have already wrought irreversible damage, including lifelong cognitive impairments.
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Payment delays could lead to a spike in impairments in payroll discount loan portfolios.
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Aegon's credit-related investment losses have narrowed, with impairments falling since peaking in 2009.
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All three survived; officials have not said publicly whether they have any lasting impairments.
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"The static balance tests are not sensitive enough to identify all impairments," she says.
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Doing so can cause an array of physical and mental impairments in the child.
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The Commonwealth Fund report also found that Medicare beneficiaries with serious cognitive impairments, serious physical impairments, or both spent more than three times the amount of money out of pocket as other beneficiaries who do not have such disabilities: $5,519 annually vs. $1,549.
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Excluding asset impairments and restructuring costs, the company earned $253.4 million, or $9.06 per share.
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To that end, we've been working with a couple of people who have vision impairments.
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"We have downgraded the risk of Etisalat and have taken increased collective impairments," he said.
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Blind people have better working memories, and people with schizophrenia can have impairments in memory.
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Despite Brexit, results at Investec's UK specialist bank improved thanks in part to lower impairments.
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It omits impairments of or losses on the sale of assets and any acquisition costs.
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It reported a flat first quarter net profit last month amid higher expenses and impairments.
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Excluding charges related to catastrophic weather and asset impairments, Group 1 earned $2.83 a share.
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That was thanks in large part to unexpected impairments and contingencies related to legal disputes.
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Babies with this condition are born with underdeveloped brains, and face severe, lifelong cognitive impairments.
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The study was performed on 25 people with impairments on one side of their body.
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The nonprofit provides high-tech physical therapy to people with mobility impairments near Aspen, Colorado.
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You can find remote work making the internet more accessible for those with visual impairments.
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Chemicals in laundry pods can cause seizures, coma, severe breathing impairments, eye damage and burns.
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In April, Pinterest made its app a lot more accessible for people with visual impairments.
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The oil sector is also responsible for an inflow of impairments into some rated banks.
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She was evaluated for visual, learning and hearing disabilities; cognitive impairments; ambidexterity; motor-skill deficits.
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VTC imposes communications obstacles to children with cognitive impairments, including those who have difficulty speaking.
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But other disabled people must use plastic straws because of the nature of their impairments.
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But six months later, they adopted another dog with visual impairments who they named Sunny.
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Could there be other co-factors causing the visual impairments when combined with poppers use?
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Impairments in the retail bank had this time last year were below its target range.
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Her injuries left her with physical impairments, including limits to her vision and speaking ability.
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It added that profit before impairments and provisions rose by 7% to 170.3 million euros.
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Unfortunately, one loophole remained, and it disproportionately hurts service members suffering from mental health impairments.
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Two thirds of the impairments were concentrated in Algeria, Malaysia, Iraq, Brazil, Indonesia and Egypt.
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Their cognitive impairments were evidently such that they required daily reminders just to exist. Why?
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Sarkar said he did not expect a further rise in impairments within the SME sector.
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For those with speech impairments, artificial intelligence-powered voice recognition technology simply doesn't work for them.
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For people with visual impairments or limited motor skills, voice assistants can certainly make life easier.
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Both results were in line with analysts' forecasts and both banks posted sharply higher loan impairments.
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Rett Syndrome is a rare genetic neurological disorder that leads to severe physical and cognitive impairments.
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Rats that had their ovaries along with the uterus removed didn't show the same memory impairments.
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The virus can lead to miscarriage, severe birth defects and other kinds of impairments in babies.
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" Blumenthal noted, "Remember, these are older adults who are completely sedentary and have verified cognitive impairments.
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Without any visible scars or speech impairments today, he doesn't show any signs of brain trauma.
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Net profit more than doubled in the quarter due to lower impairments, driving shares up 3.5%.
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Rivals including Chevron and BP have also taken a number of large impairments in recent months.
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Organizations representing people with visual impairments, cycling, and environmental groups were also consulted during its creation.
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Many survivors have lasting impairments like neurological deficits, loss of limbs or digits and hearing loss.
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Rising impairments on bad loans and weaker results at CBQ's overseas subsidiaries weighed on net earnings.
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The company posted a loss of $1.20 billion in the year-ago period because of impairments.
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Researchers also measured cognitive function using isolated tasks, and people might have impairments that went undetected.
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This should bring a pickup in activity and lower impairments, especially in Spain as the economy recovers.
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For people with physical impairments, smart speakers can be great, but for everyone else, they're hardly necessary.
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Exposure to the potent neurotoxin, once a common ingredient in household paint, can cause lifelong health impairments.
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Expenses declined 1% on a linked-quarter basis reflecting lower equipment expense following last quarter's asset impairments.
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Dancing can be effective rehabilitation for balance and gait impairments, particularly in people with Parkinson's disease (PD).
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They've focused on areas like color contrast and labels on icons for those who have visual impairments.
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Despite the deterioration both the impairments and net interest margin figures were in line with analyst expectations.
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With impairments this severe, how did these men end up on death row in the first place?
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In fiscal 2015, Fitch excluded $132 million in restructuring charges and impairments related to Gap's strategic initiatives.
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It said it also took other impairments and fair value adjustments, but did not provide further details.
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Through the third quarter 2016, credit impairments were slightly lower relative to the same period in 2015.
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They focused on cognitive impairments, comparing people who have used the drugs with people who did not.
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Enter sentient potato and Texas congressman Louie Gohmert, who repeatedly insisted that Clinton suffers from "mental impairments": .
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Despite the deterioration, both the impairments and net interest margin figures were in line with analyst expectations.
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Many of these vision impairments can be treated and prevented, some with a simple pair of eyeglasses.
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These include the loss of one eye, motor impairments, and inoperable bullet shrapnel embedded near his brainstem.
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As in World War I, the men often suffered from striking mental impairments but few visible wounds.
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This means that banks could maintain full coverage of impaired loans if impairments grew by this amount.
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Nearly one-third of arthritis patients don't adhere to treatment regimens, despite significant pain and mobility impairments.
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The impairments were seen as an indictment of the state-owned airline's strategy of expansion by investment.
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These clever devices can be used by people with visual impairments to produce some semblance of vision.
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The Dutch bank reported fourth-quarter earnings results way below expectations on Wednesday, as loan impairments jumped.
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For students without hearing impairments, intently listening in class can enhance their learning experience or demonstrate respect.
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Before selling itself as an AR-for-everyone device, the company is smartly going after visual impairments.
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"Net profit was impacted by elevated loan impairments in specific sectors," Chief Executive Kees van Dijkhuizen said.
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The proportion of students with visual impairments dropped 23.3% during the study period, to 2.3% in 2019.
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"An increase in complaints could be a prelude to an increase in impairments more widely", he added.
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So it's not the case that playing football early will necessarily lead to impairments in early adulthood.
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The $2.8 billion in impairments mainly related to its Colombian coal, Chad oil and African copper operations.
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Asset concentration in certain sectors or regions may make Chinese insurers' capitalisation more vulnerable to potential impairments.
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"Our impairments position is normalizing, although some issues remain in sectors such as offshore shipping," said Abrahams.
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Glencore has also booked impairments at its assets in Equatorial Guinea, though partially recovered, and in Cameroon.
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CHP said that the man showed no signs of impairments and he was allowed to leave the scene.
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Lady Solaris is an LA-based dominatrix and sex educator with a connective tissue disorder, among other impairments.
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That leaves out millions of people who live with speech impairments, or who just have a strong accent.
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Viacom has maintained that while Mr. Redstone has physical disabilities and speech impairments, he is engaged and attentive.
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NBG said loan impairments for the full year dropped to 684 million euros from 3.52 billion in 2015.
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Chevron posted a loss for the second quarter as it reported $236.8 billion in impairments, surprising the Street.
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Most Dubai banks that have reported so far this earnings season have recorded lower profits due to impairments.
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This will result in growing provisions for impairments in the medium-term, adding pressure to the company's profitability.
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Google's launching a new Android app today that'll help people with mobility and motor impairments control their devices.
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The company is testing intepirdine to treat dementia with Lewy bodies and gait and balance impairments in dementia.
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Market * CEO says still believes stake in bt is valuable asset despite impairments Further company coverage: (Frankfurt Newsroom)
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Fitch expects credit impairments to increase somewhat in 2017 but remain manageable and consistent with long term expectations.
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Underlying earnings, excluding non-cash impairments and the impact of foreign exchange, slumped 94 percent to $26 million.
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Annual profit fell 77 percent to A$44.5 million, due in part to impairments against its media business.
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And the side effects typically don't fit into the constellation of impairments associated with drug and alcohol addiction.
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But finance industry analysts say these historically low levels of impairments on British banks' loan books cannot last.
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In addition, a record number of private Chinese companies are reporting asset impairments due to decline in goodwill.
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" -- Heather Kelly: "I was impressed with the OrCam MyEye 2, a small camera for people with vision impairments.
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Outrage and excitement, as well as anxiety and doubt, are welcome here, not as impairments but as intensifiers.
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"We found that (cannabidiol) reversed the impairments caused by heroin, for example, on the glutamatergic receptors," Hurd said.
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"The level of loan impairments was disappointing in the first quarter," Chief Executive Kees van Dijkhuizen told reporters.
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"Impairments cast a shadow over an otherwise sound first quarter", ING analyst Albert Ploegh said in a report.
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There is also substantial and reliable evidence that external memories, selfies included, can help individuals with memory impairments.
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Researchers are investigating EVO as a therapy for children with cognitive impairments, including sensory processing dysfunction and ADHD.
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But Limoli and his team aren't concerned about the potential for these impairments and behaviors during future missions.
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My kids are on the mild to moderate part of the spectrum, having language, but not intellectual, impairments.
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People with visual impairments, who are currently unable to operate vehicles independently, could be more independent and empowered.
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REC Silicon said it expected to report additional impairments when it reports its second-quarter results on July 19.
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Among the most exciting choices of this production is the use of multiple actors with hearing and speech impairments.
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Despite net losses at associates, Trafigura did not book impairments on its investments in Puma, Porto Sudeste and Nayara.
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Smoking during adolescence has also been associated with lasting cognitive and behavioural impairments, including on working memory and attention.
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Seven West Chief Executive Tim Worner said in a statement that the asset impairments reflected the challenging market conditions.
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Conversely, some children without signs of neurodevelopmental impairment in early childhood will have impairments that manifest at school age.
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The VMI notes that devices with these types of impairments are covered regardless of any accidental or liquid damage.
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Instagram is now using AI to describe photos for users with visual impairments Here's a nice new accessibility feature.
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The firm reported a second-quarter loss of 78 cents a share as it reported $2.8 billion in impairments.
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The bank cited an 18.7 percent jump in total operating expenses, caused by higher impairments on financings and investments.
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VoiceOver will play a key role here, reading step by step on-screen instructions for students with visual impairments.
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For students with hearing impairments, the Swift curricula will utilize captions, LED flash alerts and iPhone compatible hearing aids.
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"There weren't a lot of toys on the market for children with visual impairments or blind children," he says.
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Its statutory loss after tax of A$653.3 million, however, was a record due to impairments and restructuring charges.
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She evoked the early internet, which she says was designed exclusively for people without motor skill or vision impairments.
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REC Silicon also said it expected to report additional impairments when it publishes second-quarter results on July 19.
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Provisions and impairments for bad loans more than halved to 53 million euros from 113 million a year ago.
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Nadella talked about how AI could be used to help people who have disabilities, like hearing or visual impairments.
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" Moreover, the World Health Organization defines disability broadly as "an umbrella term, covering impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions.
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It argues, with lovely ingenuity and understatement, that what appear to be impairments might better be understood as strengths.
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NBG said loan impairments rose 77.7 percent to 236 million euros from 219 million in last year's final quarter.
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A significant body of research shows that the intellects of people with severe motor impairments can be grossly underestimated.
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The category is exactly what it sounds like — videos that feature audio descriptions geared toward those with visual impairments.
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The impairments resemble characteristics of cerebral palsy and include epileptic seizures, muscle and joint problems and difficulties swallowing food.
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To be able to read from a lighted screen is a boon to people with visual or hearing impairments.
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If you see these acute impairments on executive functioning, we need to design policies which take this into account.
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"There are huge implications in term of return to play if you're still having motor control impairments," Oldham says.
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But for students with hearing impairments, intently listening in class can make or break their chances of academic success.
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Prenatal exposure to the insecticide chlorpyrifos is associated with reduced head circumference at birth, developmental delays and cognitive impairments.
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Apple's latest version of its mobile operating system, iOS 10, includes several new features for those with visual impairments.
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And then there's the opportunity for technology to help people with impairments experience the world in completely different ways.
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He said he hadn't initially planned to administer the screening for neurological impairments, but did so at Trump's asking.
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In its 2019 results, Glencore recorded impairments of $20183 million and $435 million related to Prodeco and Cerrejon respectively.
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Patients with both mental and physical impairments were subject to torture, murder, and the tyrannical rule of its head nun.
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Experiencing that, Bell went home thinking that people who still seriously doubted that Ne'eman had true autistic impairments were wrong.
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Fang has modified the fungus to attack malaria parasites inside infected mosquitoes, while also causing physical impairments to mosquitoes themselves.
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Image Credit: Leuthardt labImagine having the technology to help patients with physical impairments retrain their minds to recover motor skills.
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Impairments fell sharply to $180 million in 2016 compared to $4.8 billion in the previous year, its financial statement showed.
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"There's going to be continued risk of future impairments," Miguel Patricio told analysts during the company's quarterly earnings call Thursday.
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The rollout is just the beginning for CNIB, which envisions the beacons revolutionizing public spaces for people with visual impairments.
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AX), which logged a A$13 million ($582 million) annual net loss on Wednesday after booking a slew of impairments.
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The feature affords individuals with motor impairments a way to more fully and autonomously navigate Apple's phones, computers, and tablets.
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We do not expect a surge in impairments in the largest banks' SME loan portfolios triggered by exchange-rate movements.
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The company booked lower impairments of 6.84 million dirhams in second quarter compared to 26 million dirhams a year ago.
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But earnings excluding the impacts of tax reform and impairments rose to $6.4 billion from $3.73 billion a year ago.
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TfL say they will be the first European transport provider to officially support those with hidden impairments in this way.
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Total costs and expenses in the latest quarter included impairments of $836 million, compared with $1.443 billion a year earlier.
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Methylmercury has a particularly strong effect on women and children and can lead to intellectual impairments and immune system problems.
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Long-term, it can lead to impairments in verbal reasoning, comprehension, short term memory as well as poorer test scores.
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The bank reported a 1 million euro profit for 2017, down 81 percent year on year, hit by goodwill impairments.
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"Changes in brain development don't necessarily lead to long-term impairments in cognition, behavior, or emotion," Forbes said by email.
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The study makes note of this, and says that when "neurosensory impairments" are factored out, premature subjects fared significantly better.
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"We want to see if anything shows up on fMRI in these individuals who are displaying gait impairments," she says.
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In a paper that explained the technology, the researchers described it as a way of helping people with speech impairments.
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The new systems are also more accessible, as it includes 12 languages other than English and accommodations for physical impairments.
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Why did he suggest that people with disabilities might harness, and even affect, impairments to realize their far-flung desires?
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"Alyssa's medical condition, medical status, cognition, and physical impairments require an ongoing inpatient level of medical care," the doctors wrote.
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Considering that neuroplasticity is involved in impairments such as tinnitus, an increased amount of it can help prevent certain conditions.
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Often, symptoms include poor co-ordination, stiff or weak muscles, involuntary jerking movements and impairments to speech, vision or sensation.
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Depending on which part of the brain is affected, the flu can cause vision impairments or cognitive or developmental issues.
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ENBD's impairments stood at 13 million dirhams in the third quarter, 41 percent down from the same period of 2016.
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Excluding the impacts of tax reform and asset impairments, earnings rose to $6.4 billion from $3.73 billion a year ago.
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The oil major earned $1.7 billion, or and adjusted 4303 cents a share, excluding impairments and gains from asset sales.
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Many individuals have experienced physical afflictions, ailments, and other impairments that threatened to cut short their careers in the arts.
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It spanned everything from severe forms of autism, including children with speech impairments and tactile sensitivities, to much milder forms.
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It spanned everything from severe forms of autism, including children with speech impairments and tactile sensitivities, to much milder forms.
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Higher-quality AI assistants; realistic voice models for people with speech impairments; and a range of uses in the entertainment industry.
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But doctors don't yet have a clear picture of what type of social impairments may follow other types of traumatic injuries.
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Fitch considers loan impairments as not excessive relative to HSBC's overall book at 11bp of gross loans in 1Q (673: 36bp).
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Conversely, I have met submissive folks who have resolved their concerns about their impairments through the care provided by a dom.
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They found that during a hangover, people still showed impairments in attention, short- and long-term memory, coordination, and reaction time.
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Chiang had once ruled that people with "sexual-orientation impairments"—ie, homosexuals—were mentally unfit to serve in the armed forces.
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Weissberg explained that he came up with the idea for Voiceitt after his grandmother suffered from speech impairments following a stroke.
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The year-earlier loss was driven by scandal-related impairments stemming from the overpricing of contracts between Petrobras and engineering firms.
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"We also need to consider musculoskeletal impairments and other outcomes that affect quality of life," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Like intellectual impairments or severe mental illness, this kind of childhood trauma has profound effects on brain development, functioning and judgment.
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These include impairments to goodwill and fixed assets, including a reduction in the carrying values of certain vessels within its fleet.
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The report found "serious deficiencies" in how police were trained to deal with people with mental illness, disabilities, or cognitive impairments.
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Essentially, not all ounces of prevention are equivalent when it comes to prolonging life or preventing the impairments of ill health.
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I think that there are a lot of other kids with visual impairments who want to play video games but can't.
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In the medium term, Fitch expects profitability to be impacted by higher impairments, due to the bank's increasingly challenging operating environment.
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Twitter is working to make it easier for people with visual impairments to access and understand images uploaded to the site.
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After seeing these visible impairments the cop administered some tests and found that he was double the legal blood-alcohol limit.
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ADCB booked impairments of 427.4 million dirhams in the second quarter, compared to 350.8 million dirhams in the prior-year period.
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A recent article published in the Wall Street Journal described rising asset impairments and declining profits within China's private-sector companies.
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From 20 percent to 40 percent of breast cancer survivors experienced neurocognitive impairments like challenges with memory, the analysis also found.
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Insomniacs suffer mood and memory impairments, among other undesirable corollaries, researchers from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have verified.
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Terry's impairments (derived from a bunk-bed accident) seem like a writerly convenience, but Mr. Isola winningly communicates sweetness and perplexity.
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Perhaps because my physical impairments gained on me slowly, it took me years to feel the sting of nondisabled people's dismissal.
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Many men live with related impairments in their relationships, finding it hard to trust or feel safe in communion with others.
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People with visual impairments can use Smartify with their phones' native audio settings and the app is working to integrate audio.
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Bayer last week announced the sale of a number of businesses, around 12,000 job cuts and 3.3 billion euros in impairments.
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While the science is mixed, research has generally found that antidepressant drugs don't work well in older adults with cognitive impairments.
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None of the participants had newborns in the home or any health impairments that would affect the quality of their sleep.
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BB plc's loan quality is generally sound, with low levels of impairments, low concentrations and controlled exposure to higher-risk sectors.
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In 2017, less than half of American adults with visual impairments were employed, according to a disability report by Cornell University.
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She also expected that it would take a toll on her time and energy as she assisted Jay with his physical impairments.
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This app is beneficial to shoppers with vision impairments because it can actually tell users the color of clothes or other goods.
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But those rats that got to exercise — regardless of whether or not they had also consumed alcohol — didn't show the same impairments.
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People with tinnitus and hearing loss are also more likely to develop dementia, suggesting these impairments can affect the brain more widely.
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Trafigura has said impairments are not needed and it is basing the carrying value of its stakes on future cash flow modeling.
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Athletes with physical impairments (many of whom will use wheelchairs and handcycles) are scheduled to hit the route at 250:1003 a.m.
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"It's a small change, but we found the green was hard to read, especially for people with visual impairments," the company writes.
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It paid an interim dividend of 2 cents per share, down from 4 cents a year ago, due to non-cash impairments.
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Instagram announced today that it's rolling out new features that will make the app easier to use for people with visual impairments.
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These factors underpin sound financial metrics, in particular capitalisation and still healthy earnings generation, which can offset expected rises in loan impairments.
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Rating downgrade pressure is limited unless the group incurs unexpected large trading losses or loan impairments that significantly weaken its capital profile.
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But he veered left during his career on the bench and wrote the opinion curbing capital punishment for people with mental impairments.
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Petrobras took some 11.4 billion reais in the fourth quarter in charges for various impairments and money put aside as judicial contingencies.
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Petrobras took charges of around 11.4 billion reais in the fourth quarter for various impairments and money put aside as judicial contingencies.
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BPI had a 33 percent rise in 2016 net profit as net interest income rose while impairments for bad loans fell sharply.
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"Some of these impairments come out because of a lifetime of poor access to healthcare, and potentially substance use disorders," Kushel said.
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These impairments in working memory correlate with deficits in functional connectivity between the hippocampus and medial prefrontal cortex in the mutant animals.
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I believe that the combination of these two technologies can reduce the risk of secondary complications associated with paralysis and neuromuscular impairments.
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She said preying on someone with significant physical and cognitive impairments is a "very low form of behavior" displayed by Creep Catchers.
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He finished 14th in his previous race at the Games, the C4 time trial on Wednesday, for cyclists with lower limb impairments.
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Read more: Tom Brady uses brain exercises designed for people with brain impairments and it blew away the scientists who created them
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It's also a promising technology for people with disabilities, especially those with visual impairments or motion disorders who struggle with visual interfaces.
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The reformulated bread is being marketed directly to consumers with chewing or swallowing impairments and to medical institutions and nursing care homes.
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RBS' relative weakness was largely due to its sensitivity to ongoing conduct fines, impairments and regulatory changes to risk-weighted asset requirements.
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Operating profit after impairments in the third quarter amounted to 14.6 million euros, which compared with a similarly sized loss last year.
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Second and third trimester use was associated with breathing problems for newborns, withdrawal symptoms, and possible future cognitive impairments and behavioral issues.
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Much of the problem lies in insufficiently testing clients' optimistic assumptions about hard-to-measure intangible metrics such as goodwill or impairments.
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Revenue from continuing businesses rose 4.5 percent in its first quarter and it suffered no new impairments on loss-making government contracts.
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When it comes to athletes with visual impairments, she said, "there's no question whatsoever" that they can participate in able-bodied competitions.
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At the Consumer Health and Pharmaceuticals divisions, Bayer will take about 3.3 billion euros in impairments and write-offs the fourth quarter.
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It leads to serious sensory, motor and autonomic nervous system impairments, and can become fatal 10 years after the onset of symptoms.
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Tilray recorded non-cash charges of $112.1 million on impairments related largely to a revenue-sharing deal with shoemaker Authentic Brands Group.
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"Reid also urges that extreme caution and care be taken when interviewing or interrogating juveniles or those with mental impairments," it says.
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It added the forecast did not include the impact of possible one-off items such as asset impairments and tax dispute settlements.
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Mojo Vision imagines its smart contact being sold to both consumers and businesses, with the earliest versions helping people with vision impairments.
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The extended weak prices have forced Chevron Corp, Range Resources and EQT Corp to warn of impairments on their gas-producing assets.
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But it said that an operating profit of 125 million euros "demonstrates the capacity to generate positive results before impairments and provisions".
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Bringing the cost down of making products for those with vision impairments is going to be a matter of scale, Kanuganti said.
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The group kept its full-year outlook of a net profit before goodwill impairments in line with last year's 17.7 billion crowns.
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Gains on divestments grew more than seven times to 9.9 billion ringgit, while impairments shrunk by a third to 13 billion ringgit.
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So [if] you take away RIDs [Revaluations, major impairments and divestments] we made a net operating profit for 2018, [for] the whole year.
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Net interest and Islamic financing income during the period edged down 3 percent, while impairments jumped by 54 percent to 398 million dirhams.
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Bayer last week announced the sale of a number of businesses, around 12,000 job cuts and 3.3 billion euros ($3.8 billion) in impairments.
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Standard Chartered blamed tumbling commodity prices, hit by a slowdown at top commodities consumer China, and rising loan impairments for its weak earnings.
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In Britain only around 8% of people with disabilities use wheelchairs, while other impairments include blindness, deafness, problems with mobility, speech or cognition.
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A market exists for suitcases that cater better to those with mobility impairments, but I am not yet convinced this is the solution.
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Seven West Media posted an annual loss in August due to a slew of impairments and writedowns in its television and print assets.
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In contrast, its Spanish rival BBVA on Monday said net profit fell 35 percent due to extraordinary impairments due to slower growth expectations.
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Those with vision impairments access the web in a number of ways, but the most common interfaces are screen readers and magnification systems.
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StanChart's underlying loan impairments of $583 million for the first half were down from $1.1 billion in the same period a year ago.
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Impairments increased from higher underlying arrears, and from a one-off charge related to a lower quality portfolio sale completed earlier this year.
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The children, whose disabilities included visual and hearing impairments, physical and intellectual disabilities and social development issues, wore accelerometers, devices that track movement.
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Charges included some $934 million in asset impairments, $434 million in inventory writedown and a $230 million write-down on its Venezuelan receivables.
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The company reported a first-quarter loss primarily due to amortization, research, and development related charges and in-process research and development impairments.
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A first step has been to categorise athletes by the effect their impairments have on performance, rather than the nature of their conditions.
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If you're a morning lark doing shift work, you may be more vulnerable to the physiological and cognitive impairments that come with that.
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A potential clash with Islamic principles could make IFRS implementation tricky for Islamic banks when it comes to accounting of provisions and impairments.
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Sterkel, of the Ranch for Kids, has said that many of the children who came to her site had impairments of that sort.
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In extreme cases, none of the cones work and a person can't see color at all, which usually comes with other vision impairments.
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This can help users with physical impairments, who have trouble pressing two keys at a time (like using Shift to make uppercase letters).
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Impairments in Brazil's consumer loans are rising for the first time in four years and we think this trend will continue through 21464.
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Dutch bank ABN Amro on Wednesday missed analysts' expectations with a 21.45 percent fall in fourth-quarter net profit as loan impairments increased.
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For his latest project, Beauty, Hord attended the "Miss and Mister Tăcerea ('Silence')" pageant—a beauty contest open to people with hearing impairments.
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Circumstances in all these sectors will remain challenging, but impairments for bad loans are likely to drop throughout the year, Van Dijkhuizen said.
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It said fourth-quarter net profit would have been S$99 million before impairments and provisions and losses from associates and joint ventures.
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Overall, children with moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries had greater functional impairments and required more rehab services than kids with mild injuries.
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Lumin also presents the possibility of helping viewers with sight or hearing impairments connect with exhibitions and objects in a more meaningful way.
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People with hearing impairments are prone to auditory fatigue from straining to hear conversations throughout the day or blocking out distracting background noises.
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The team also hopes to expand the approach to assist industry workers performing "physically strenuous tasks" as well as people with "gait impairments."
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Oilfield services company Halliburton Co disclosed a $2.2 billion charge for asset impairments during the quarter, pressured by weakening North American shale activity.
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The charge for asset impairments was centered on hydraulic fracturing and legacy drilling equipment units, as well as workforce reductions, the company said.
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Of nine Saudi banks covered by Reuters, seven indicated impairments for bad loans rose year-on-year in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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When Aurora formally reports its second-quarter earnings on Monday, the company anticipates taking nearly $1 billion in write-downs and asset impairments.
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Shell took a $1.65 billion charge in the fourth quarter mainly due to impairments on its onshore natural gas fields in North America.
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The approach is one of several new psychotherapies to treat anxiety and depression in people with cognitive impairments, including early to moderate dementia.
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The Irving, Texas-based company reported fourth-quarter earnings of 88 cents a share, excluding the impacts of U.S. tax reform and impairments.
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Why it matters: Electric vehicles and hybrids are quiet, which means they can be dangerous to pedestrians, bicyclists and people with vision impairments.
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Eating or drinking the contents can cause seizures, coma, severe breathing impairments, and in rare cases can be fatal, previous research has found.
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That reflected charges of 557 million pounds, primarily non-cash impairments relating to the changing UK mobile market that were detailed in December.
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Whether killed on scene or dead in custody, disabled people with a huge variety of impairments have systematic problems interacting with law enforcement.
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Roche, whose impairments on intangible assets more than doubled to 22.2 billion francs, spent $21 billion in 20.9328 to buy InterMune, which sells Esbriet.
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It also had a fairly low false-positive rate, suggesting impairments in only 18% of children not so diagnosed by the two human experts.
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Despite lower revenues, IPIC made a profit thanks to lower feedstock costs, higher petrochemicals industry margins and lower impairments across the group, it said.
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Draper envisions other potential applications of the tech right here on Earth, including for those with visual impairments, and for first responders including firefighters.
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Tap to Alexa makes Alexa available to people who are unable to easily interact with Alexa by voice, such as users with speech impairments.
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Previous research has shown that neonicotinoid insecticides have a detrimental effect on bees, resulting in impairments to foraging, learning, and memory in worker bees.
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Net profit attributable to Halliburton fell 85% to $75 million, or 9 cents per share, in the quarter, hurt by impairments and other charges.
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Saint Gobain shares fell 3.1 percent after the company reported a slump in annual net profit, blaming asset impairments amid uncertainty over the economy.
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NCB, like most other Saudi banks that have already reported quarterly results, cited higher operating expenses, caused by higher impairments on financings and investments.
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The bank booked loan impairments of 249.3 million dirhams in the fourth quarter, up 39.5 percent over the same quarter in the previous year.
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Imagine you're someone who's a caregiver for a person with severe physical impairments (or simply elderly) and both of you have an Apple Watch.
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Fitch expects the current impairment levels to be close to the peak of the asset quality cycle, with impairments likely to increase in FY18.
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If you think about it, that's perfectly normal — people with visual impairments use touch to navigate their surroundings or acquire fine details about objects.
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This comes as Singapore Exchange-listed oil and gas companies reported a wave of impairments and provisions that followed rig delivery deferments and cancellations.
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Chief Executive Tatsufumi Sakai told a media briefing that with the impairments losses announced on Wednesday, restructuring costs related to branch closures have completed.
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Rats that had just their uteruses removed had impairments in a type of memory called working memory up to two months after their surgeries.
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His spokesman, Martin Schäfer, said on Wednesday that the foreign ministry hoped that there would be "no lasting impairments" to relations after Thursday's vote.
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"Let me give you this warning, if commodity and equity prices continue to fall, then we may have impairments in future quarters," she said.
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In contrast, lending volumes to larger corporates and medium-sized companies, where impairments and losses are lower, have already recovered to 220-190 levels.
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The bank's profit declined 41 percent in the second quarter as impairments and other costs associated with the noncore business weighed on its results.
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Amanda Boxtel Amanda Boxtel's non-profit Bridging Bionics has provided free or low-cost therapeutic sessions to more than 2000 people with mobility impairments.
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But for others, especially those who develop it at a young age, it can be "devastating" and come with "significant cognitive impairments," Davis said.
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Scherrer, of Oley, Pa., writes a blog that provides advice on living with dementia, and she is a mentor to others with cognitive impairments.
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As a result, pretax profit, adjusted for restructuring costs and impairments, fell to 584 million pounds from 650 million, it said in a statement.
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As a result, pretax profit, adjusted for restructuring costs and impairments, fell to 13 million pounds from 650 million, it said in a statement.
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So Mr. Alemán offered a tour of the outside of the middle school, known for its special education program for students with visual impairments.
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Hawley Montgomery-Downs, a professor of psychology and pediatrics at West Virginia University, has found that sleep-deprived parents have impairments similar to drunkenness.
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It posted a 14.7 percent drop in second-quarter net profit attributable to shareholders as impairments rose, its full financial report showed on Thursday.
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Ericsson, which has cut costs and reorganised in response, has uncovered the need for impairments following its new reporting structure from the fourth quarter.
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The bank reported underlying loan impairments of $583 million for the first half, down from $1.1 billion in the same period a year ago.
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"This could subject PNB to significant potential impairments," he wrote, adding this could increase the bank's capital requirement by 80 billion rupees ($1.25 billion).
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Vattenfall, which has suffered for years from low power prices and large impairments related to unsuccessful overseas ventures, made a record loss in 2016.
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During 2015, the company reported a modest $49473 million of impairments on fixed income securities with a negligible $0.1 million related to energy companies.
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The company reported earnings of 77 cents including the $430 million in impairments and other charges and a $160 million benefit from selling assets.
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But people with disabilities, especially cognitive impairments, can still suffer from stigma and - unlike in many advanced Western countries - their families share the shame.
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Dutch bank ABN Amro on Wednesday reported a fourth-quarter net income that missed estimates, hurt by lower interest income and as impairments rose.
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It had an operating loss of 2.1 billion euros, largely driven by impairments of 3.5 billion euros in Spain, Romania and the Vodafone Idea business.
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Unipol Banca's operating profitability is structurally weak, driven by weak revenue generation from its core businesses, high operating costs and material pressure from loan impairments.
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IBANK has made some progress on asset quality after the bank transferred part of its impairments to a government-owned asset-management company in 2Q17.
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Underlying net profit fell about 20 percent to A$166.8 million for the year to June 24, when impairments and write-downs are stripped out.
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It will also benefit individuals with disabilities, like sight impairments, who may find it difficult to use computers or smartphones to find the same information.
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Ashley Carman reports: Instagram announced today that it's rolling out new features that will make the app easier to use for people with visual impairments.
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This year he was interning at eBay and decided to create a tool that would help people with motor impairments like his to shop online.
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Just as stores provide ramps as well as stairs, websites need to accommodate people with varying abilities, from movement disorders to visual and auditory impairments.
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Reported net profit came in at $1.2 billion, compared with a net loss of $1.6 billion last year, weighed down by $1.7 billion in impairments.
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Sabadell booked a net profit of 0.2 million euros after a loss in the second quarter last year and thanks to lower loan loss impairments.
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LONDON, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell, Europe's largest oil major, missed analysts' profit expectations for the fourth quarter after booking $500 million of impairments.
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Some disabled athletes have a largely positive experience, typically in the case of those with very straightforward, clear impairments that make them easy to categorize.
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The state investor reported on Wednesday a 140 percent rise in annual net profit, which AlKooheji said was due to a big drop in impairments.
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The company said its quarterly operating income grew 7.8 percent from last year, while net interest income after impairments for bad loans rose 29.7 percent.
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This helps protect against impairments stemming from a sharp depreciation of the rupiah, which tends to be among the more volatile currencies in the region.
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"Human carriers of the 22q11 microdeletion show a range of cognitive deficits, including working memory impairments, and ~30% of them develop schizophrenia," the authors note.
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Specifically, participants who were told they'd had alcohol showed memory impairments that we normally associate with drinking, but none of them actually had any liquor.
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Fourth-quarter results were hit by previously announced impairments, mainly of goodwill in its digital and media arms, to the tune of 14.2 billion crowns.
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But the impairments to motor control, memory, and higher cognitive function that the majority report after little or no sleep are also characteristic of depression.
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Thibodeau once led a group of people with hearing impairments to the Dallas World Aquarium to test out wireless microphone technology in the real world.
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Despite the impairments, first-quarter net profit was higher then expected, as analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a profit of 574 million euros.
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Switch owners can now transfer save data between systems, sort the icons on their dashboard, and—most importantly, for gamers with visual impairments—zoom in.
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A new study found that this exposure can cause impairments in the brains of mice, resulting in learning and memory issues as well as anxiety.
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The robotic garment, weighing less than 5 kilograms (11 pounds), adds a layer of muscle that supports movements and provides stability to people with mobility impairments.
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The results of people drinking contaminated water can range from birth defects, to cancer, to cognitive impairments, like those in Flint who drank water containing lead.
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Our discussions with banks indicate that most impairments are concentrated in the private sector, which is affected by FC shortages and the depreciation of the naira.
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Typically, viruses cause impairments in their hosts, such as coughing, sneezing, diarrhea, and, in the case of rabies, an enraged, mindless urge to attack other creatures.
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According to the World Health Organization, there are 285 million people in the world with visual impairments of some sort, 39 million of which are blind.
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"Sleep is a modifiable factor that we hypothesized would be associated with concussion risk, given the multidomain impairments associated with poor and insufficient sleep," Raikes added.
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The Middle East budget airline reported a full-year loss for 2018 after booking impairments mainly attributable to its exposure to collapsed private equity firm Abraaj.
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"Stroke survivors are generally aware of their invisible impairments, although going back to work often reveals them to patients in their full extent," De Simoni said.
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That might have been your goal, but Dr. Jacobus adds that you'll also have to deal with heightened "performance impairments" like difficulty concentrating and remembering things.
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Children with high ACEs scores are more likely to develop attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, known as ADHD, and cognitive impairments that can make school a struggle.
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But Glencore underperformed after reporting $5.8 billion of charges, mostly impairments following a slide in commodity prices, and a 32 percent fall in 2015 core profit.
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"Side effects like increased heart rate and even the minor cognitive impairments like memory loss can have a much bigger impact on older individuals," Raichbach says.
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Our borrowers experiencing income impairments are able to visit a local branch, have a face-to-face meeting and receive assistance tailored to their specific situation.
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Athletes who want to compete must be evaluated to confirm the nature and severity of their disabilities, with competition in some sports limited to specific impairments.
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But Gilette is in a somewhat unique position: The nature of other impairments makes it functionally impossible to introduce an artificial element to equalize the sport.
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"Patients with cataracts experience not only vision problems, but also sleep disturbances, cognitive impairments, among other issues that can reduce their quality of life," Chellappa said.
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"These were people with very mild impairments, some confusion, forgetting someone's name on occasion," said Dr. Lynn Kramer, the chief clinical and medical officer for Eisai.
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The move will also force First Solar to take $2300 million to $2100 million in impairments and lay off more than a quarter of its workforce.
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Her mother is a grant writer for Sound Start Babies Foundation, which is in Mountain Lakes, N.J., and supports early intervention for children with hearing impairments.
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Down syndrome is not necessarily a lethal condition for a fetus, but individuals with Down syndrome have high rates of vision, hearing, speech and swallowing impairments.
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The company said net loss from continuing operations included impairments from its stake in C&J Energy Services Ltd and its share in that company's losses.
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He told CNBC that 2015 was the "bottom line" for the bank, when several impairments and other charges contributed to a 6 billion euro net loss.
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The company's third-quarter net loss, including impairments, more than doubled year on year to $522 million from a loss of $245 million a year ago.
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Cooks with visual impairments, who cannot see the golden brown of a pie crust or the shine of perfectly scrambled eggs, know this better than anyone.
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This is the "Firefly," Google's driverless car that famously gave a ride to Steve Mahon, a man with severe visual impairments, through Austin, Texas, in 2016.
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Westpac said total stressed assets fell slightly in the third quarter and it also reported lower impairments in its smaller mining and New Zealand dairy portfolios.
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Today at Google I/O, Google unveiled Project Euphonia, to explore how artificial intelligence can better recognize those with speech impairments and other types of speech patterns.
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Asset quality would also be pressured from increases in impaired loans and impairments and from secondary effects should commodity price volatility continue, although remain within manageable levels.
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The study found that people with visual impairments struggle with taking selfies, a key feature for many biometric solutions that use the face to verify the user.
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In April, Joe, who has visual and auditory impairments, was surrendered by his family to a New York City animal shelter after almost 13 years with them.
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Designed for instances of injury, situations where speaking can present a danger and for users with speech impairments, the feature allows callers to communicate via touch menus.
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Death from meningitis can occur quickly and while most people recover, they may be left with permanent impairments such as brain damage, hearing loss and learning disabilities.
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This video gives a pretty good sense of what it's been like for people with blindness and other visual impairments to use the app up until now.
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In the United States, which accounts for 9 percent of the group's earnings, net profit fell 35 percent after impairments of 162 million euros in the quarter.
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The 2018 results also showed the value of its assets had shrunk further to 16.3 billion euros, compared with 17.5 billion euros in 2017 due to impairments.
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In other results, Saint Gobain shares fell 1.4 percent after the company reported a slump in annual net profit, blaming asset impairments amid uncertainty over the economy.
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This is a step in the right direction though, and hopefully other platforms will follow suit to make the Internet more accessible to those with visual impairments.
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The shortest answer to your question is that mental health impairments, which include conditions like bipolar disorder, are protected from discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Ericsson, which has cut costs and reorganized in response, said a restatement of its financials to reflect its new structure had uncovered the potential need for impairments.
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That figure widely missed the Refinitiv I/B/E/S estimate of 34.9 billion reais, due in large part to impairments and contingencies related to legal disputes.
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The Task Force writes in CMAJ that when these delays persist, children are at higher risk of learning difficulties, behavioral problems and functional impairments later in life.
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German weekly magazine Der Spiegel had said that insiders suspected Uniper was pushing back at least 100 million euros ($118 million) worth of impairments on the assets.
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BayernLB's 10% pre-tax profit increase in 2016 was largely attributable to the NCU, which reduced its annual loss by 97% yoy, driven by low loan impairments.
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These researchers projected that there are 35 million current or former smokers older than 55 in the United States with unrecognized smoking-caused lung disease or impairments.
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This helped to offset a 16.3 percent rise in impairments, the bank added without disclosing how much cash it set aside for bad debts during the period.
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LBBW's operating results benefit from its resilient fee income, low loan impairments and declining costs of the state guarantee, covering the bank's exposure to an SPV (Sealink).
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At this moment, there are millions of teenage drivers, distracted drivers, drivers with minor or undiagnosed visual impairments, and other unsafe or reckless drivers on the road.
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The team suggested that future incarnations of the sensing technology could be developed to help people with visual impairments, or to sort through materials in recycling plants.
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Consistently, people with an unhappy partner had more physical impairments, engaged in less exercise and rated their overall health worse than those who had a happy partner.
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A. Although they tend to be tucked away, the accessibility features built into most modern smartphone software can offer some useful tools for users with hearing impairments.
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The National Park Service has shown a commitment to making both their physical parks and websites accessible for all visitors to use, including those with visual impairments.
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Metro's share price tumbled in April when it cut its outlook due to poor performance at its Russian operations, forcing Ceconomy to take impairments on its stake.
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In 2018, Tamblyn helped oversee the release of the Xbox Adaptive Controller, which makes it easier for gamers who have limited mobility or physical impairments to play.
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"His speech impairments put him in the bottom first percentile of being able to cope with spoken language, which is the currency of interrogation," Ms. Nirider said.
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"Secrecy and shame cannot be kind masters," my cherished friend Mare says to remind me how many people, with and without cancer, must deal with physical impairments.
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I was in my late 30s when I was given a diagnosis of high-functioning autism spectrum disorder, without intellectual or language impairments — also labeled Asperger's syndrome.
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Net profit without impairments rose to 4.93 billion Danish crowns ($820.08 million) in 2017, slightly above the 4.86 billion crowns expected by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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But quantity doesn't ensure quality, as numerous communities discovered when they went weeks and even months with service disruptions because of water quality impairments or failing infrastructure.
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Patients with PSP fall more frequently than those with iNPH, but in both disorders, hitting the ground is believed to be related to motor and cognitive impairments.
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Two significant shipping deals - with Frontline and Scorpio Tankers - that generated $201 million in cash failed to fully mitigate $315 million in impairments, losses and write-offs.
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Dill's mental impairments might well have entitled him to a reprieve from the death penalty, but he couldn't afford lawyers, and missed various procedural deadlines for appeals.
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"ABN beats again and puts behind the Q1 impairments issue", KBC Securities analyst Jason Kalamboussis said in a note, maintaining his buy rating for the bank's share.
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The impairments related to Yemen were due to a deterioration in the local currency and other economic impacts as a result of the civil war, said Hinnawi.
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They are typically younger than Medicare enrollees, and they typically have higher education levels and are less likely to have cognitive impairments than those with public coverage.
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The cognitive impairments induced by lead exposure likely cost the country vast sums of money in extra health care treatments, extra crime, and increased special education needs.
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The technology could also result in premature babies that survive, but have lifelong impairments or conditions, raising questions of when it would be appropriate to use such technology.
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But as companies develop apps that verify identity with a snapshot of the user's face, few are considering whether that method is accessible to people with visual impairments.
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Parkinson's disease is the relatively common but chronic nervous system disorder that can lead to tremors, difficulty moving, other motor system impairments, and even G.I.-tract related symptoms.
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They said Gallagher suffered 11 documented concussions during his combat career, putting him at higher risk of brain degeneration and visual impairments that will require ongoing medical attention.
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During his Audio Computer Recording Class, he encountered a blind music student and realized that the software required for the course was unusable for those with visual impairments.
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Even in jurisdictions without laws specifically referencing intoxicated victims, there are statutes prohibiting sexual conduct with persons having cognitive and/or physical impairments that describe the intoxicated victim.
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PGNiG said net profit excluding impairments, according to preliminary estimates, came to 830 million zlotys, while revenues rose to 10 billion zlotys from 9.77 billion a year earlier.
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"When you announce a couple of billion dollars in impairments, even when they're non-cash, you're certainly not doing cartwheels about it," Managing Director Richard Goyder told journalists.
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"Sleeping even 10–15 minutes less than you need on a regular basis can contribute to sleep debt that can result in health and performance impairments," says Watson.
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However, the moderation in investment growth and trade caused by the negative sentiment "has not translated into an increase in loan impairments or anything like that," he added.
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Cities can be daunting places to navigate for anyone, but can be near-impossible for those with hearing or sight impairments, as well as citizens with restricted mobility.
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If you have visual and/or fine-motor impairments, you could spend several minutes trying to get your watch together so you can pair it with your iPhone.
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African-Americans suffer from these cognitive impairments at two to three times the rate of non-Hispanic whites, yet they are less likely to take part in research.
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Investments, interbank placements and other liquid assets, which represent about 50% of total assets are of good quality with low impairments in securities, and support ABC's asset-quality.
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Of the five major banks to publish earnings this quarter, four have reported improved profits thanks to higher net interest income and lower impairments for some of them.
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Non-performing exposure fell by 2.1 billion euros to 5.5 billion, while the bank reinforced its NPE coverage by impairments to 52 percent from 43 a year earlier.
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Hearing and vision checkups can help because impairments in these areas can make people less aware of their surroundings and more prone to falls, previous research has found.
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Those who are sicker - have more chronic and severe symptoms, multiple medical comorbidities and impairments in functioning at work and home are also less likely to receive treatment.
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Even when this information is available, consumers with cognitive impairments or who are overwhelmed with illness and other demands would have trouble making the best use of it.
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The problems consisted of birth defects including small head size, brain damage, eye damage and nervous system problems, such as vision and hearing impairments, as well as seizures.
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The figure was heavily influenced by one-off impairments that included $1 billion on aircraft and $808 million on exposures to the ailing carriers Alitalia and Air Berlin.
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In the future, AlterEgo could be used for real-time translations, as an aid for people with speech impairments and even in military operations where stealth is paramount.
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Even today, four decades after Peru's Ancash earthquake, children of women who survived the disaster are affected by its toppling of infrastructure and impairments to educational attainment opportunities.
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Sembcorp said it had made impairments and provisions of S$609 million for the full year for rig contracts, of which S$329 million relate to Sete Brasil.
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Amigo said the reasons for the increase in impairments included operational challenges within collections, the impact of higher originations and more cautious IFRS 9 assumptions around the economy.
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Courtroom cameras also may expose those like former Chief Justice William Rehnquist, who was addicted to prescription drugs, and past justices who suffered from physical or psychological impairments.
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BRASILIA, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Vale SA on Thursday reported net profit of $525 million for the fourth quarter, falling short of analyst expectations after booking impairments.
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With the help of 3D printers and the increased processing power of home computers, they are creating devices designed for people with motor, vision, hearing and cognitive impairments.
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For more on the company, click on The Norwegian oil services supplier reported a net loss in the fourth quarter, hit by impairments due to lower activity levels.
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CSL's capitalisation is weaker relative to other Fitch-rated small New Zealand-based lenders, leaving its capital base more susceptible to shocks that lead to impairments or losses.
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Smaller, longer lasting batteries and the ability to connect to almost any conceivable audio source could usher in a new era of accessibility for people with hearing impairments.
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The company's comments mirror those from Lloyds Banking , one of UK's big banks, that last month reported a 27% jump in impairments due to weakness in used car prices.
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At least two of the 14 patients the MDPH initially studied in 2016 were found to have memory and learning impairments more than a year after their initial amnesia.
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Because speech software like Google Assistant is built to respond to the majority of voices, it doesn't work for those in the minority — such as people with voice impairments.
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Even when TBIs are called "mild," they can still lead to persistent physical, psychiatric and cognitive problems that result in lasting impairments and disability, especially when people go untreated.
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These include the creation of more realistic AI assistants; quicker and more accurate dubbing for TV and film; and designing realistic, personalized synthetic voices for individuals with speech impairments.
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But a rise in impairments to £254 million pounds took the shine off the profit beat and robust NIM result and offered a glimpse into tougher times to come.
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Being able to control a computer using only brain power could allow individuals with motor impairments to live far more independently or paraplegics with robotic leg braces to walk.
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Lloyds posted a 27% jump in impairments on bad loans to 579 million pounds, which it blamed on a weakness in used car prices hitting its motor finance business.
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But a rise in impairments to 254 million pounds took the shine off the profit beat and robust NIM result and offered a glimpse into tougher times to come.
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BP took $2.6 billion in non-operating post-tax charges in the fourth quarter, primarily related to impairments of upstream assets as well as restructuring charges for the group.
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He specifically mentioned a camera app from Microsoft, called Seeing, which narrates the things seen through a person's smartphone camera, essentially providing visuals for those who have visual impairments.
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The group recorded a net loss of 2.86 billion Swiss francs ($2.93 billion) in the fourth quarter, after booking 3 billion Swiss francs in charges that included asset impairments.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank on Thursday reported a 10.4 percent fall in second-quarter profit as a result of higher impairments and lower non-interest income.
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The working group is revising AAOIFI's accounting standard for provisions and reserves and developing a new one for impairments and expected losses, secretary-general Hamed Hassan Merah told Reuters.
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"Kids with very minor impairments might be working on in-hand manipulation skills like moving a coin from their palm to their fingers or rotating an object," says Stricker.
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For example, it can describe different shops and street names as you walk by, something that other navigation techniques used by people with visual impairments can't always help with.
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After she was paralyzed in a ski accident, Amanda Boxtel started Bridging Bionics -- a nonprofit that provides high-tech physical therapy to people with mobility impairments near Aspen, Colorado.
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ABN Amro fell to the bottom of the index, closing 6 percent lower as the Dutch bank's first-quarter profits took a hit from larger-than-expected loan impairments.
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He added that the concern is that hearing loss, visual impairments, seizures and "also more subtle defects in the brain" may impair the neurocognitive development of the affected children.
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Also, the current industry recession has increased pressure on Deutsche Bahn's cargo unit, managed by Doll, and the risk of new impairments for the state-owned company is rising.
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Glencore underperformed a positive mining sector after reporting $5.8 billion of charges, mostly impairments following a slide in commodity prices, and a 32 percent fall in 2015 core profit.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the nation's second-largest lender, reported the slowest earnings growth since 2009 and a rise in loan impairments, despite posting a seventh-straight record profit.
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Dubbed the Bose Hearing Aid, it's designed to let people with audio impairments fit, program and control the hearing aid without the help or assistance of a healthcare provider.
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Aurizon reported a net loss of A$108 million, hit by A$426 million impairments on the Galilee Basin coal rail project and the West Pilbara Iron Ore project.
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The musculoskeletal focus of a DO's training also means you'll find many in sports medicine, along with physical medicine and rehabilitation, a specialty that treats physical impairments and disabilities.
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Net earnings dropped to 13.6 million euros due to 35.9 million euros of impairments on its lithium-ion assets and costs related to its restructuring plan announced in November.
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Stair-climbing wheelchairs are an excellent example of the overlapping problems with disability dongles; people with mobility impairments know that there's a problem (stairs), and they've repeatedly articulated solutions.
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The roughly 2,20193 Willowbrook alumni who are alive today are among society's most vulnerable members, unable in many cases to speak or call for help because of mental impairments.
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Gains on financial items, which includes trading income, were 31 percent higher than analysts had forecast while credit impairments were net positive against an expected negative 292 million crowns.
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"It's easier to try to exploit a senior citizen with cognitive or other impairments in financial issues, who are alone, than it is to rob a bank," Rothman said.
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Even if extremely premature babies survive their time in the incubator, they may have lifelong impairments or conditions that require support, including physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.
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The team trialed the test on 121 patients from Japan and 252 from Australia with varying levels of health, ranging from healthy to mild cognitive impairments or Alzheimer's disease.
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"This reflected favourable foreign exchange movements, operating and overhead cost reduction, lower restructuring costs and the impact of impairments in the comparative period," it said in a results statement.
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DUBAI, Oct 22.44 (Reuters) - Emirates NBD (ENBD), Dubai's largest lender, posted a 22017 percent rise in third-quarter net profit on Monday as impairments tumbled and operating income rose.
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Impairments and provisions of 240 million ringgit were due to a company restructuring that trimmed the number of employees, and to asset write-offs and a reduction in receivables.
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The bank attributed the drop in profit to a 23.3 percent jump in operating expenses, which it blamed on higher impairments for credit losses as well as other costs.
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The Saskatoon, Canada-based company said it expects to report a net loss for 2016 citing asset impairments resulting from fair market assessments at the end of the year.
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"There is so much focus on wheelchairs, but what about people with mobility impairments, who have had knees replaced and who use a walker or a cane?" he said.
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Priority will be given to people with visual impairments and other disabilities, and secondarily, to those who live within the boundaries of Brooklyn Community Boards 4613, 3, 6 and 8.
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Impairments were also made on assets in Britain, the Netherlands and Turkey, triggering a net loss of 5.7 billion euros in 2016, RWE said in an unscheduled statement on Wednesday.
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And among mid-caps, shares in sub-prime lender Provident Financial plunged 20 percent after it issued a profit warning, citing higher impairments at its credit card business Vanquis Bank.
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PARIS, Feb 21 (Reuters) - French construction materials group Saint Gobain suffered a slump in annual net profits which the company blamed on asset impairments due to an uncertain economic outlook.
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Finally, a reduction in fleet utilization, and/or an increase in impairments, either of which materially reduces cash flow generation or fixed charge coverage could also generate negative rating momentum.
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In the fourth quarter, the company took $2.6 billion in non-operating post-tax charges, primarily related to impairments of upstream assets as well as restructuring charges for the group.
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Prywata says it's just one more tool that can be used to help people with mobility impairments be more independent, and able to look after themselves in their own homes.
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The update includes a few other minor improvements, too, like the option to PIN protect apps in the parental controls and accessibility enhancements for customers with hearing or visual impairments.
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Among the general population, not just people with pain or PTSD, the researchers concluded cannabis may carry harms including an increased risk of car crashes, psychotic episodes and cognitive impairments.
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Impairments for losses on bad loans fell to 240 million euros from 21 billion in 20.9182, which the bank said was still a sizeable provision but showed a downward trend.
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By not providing these accommodations, the company is denying equal access to the website in violation of the rights of people with visual impairments under the ADA, the suit argues.
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Many also have dementia or other cognitive impairments that make it harder to get an accurate account of their medical history and the reason for their ER visit, she said.
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A downgrade could arise from a significant deterioration in its credit profile, including a significant increase in guarantee exposures and large credit impairments in its guarantee and/or loan portfolios.
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A product of the British disability-rights movement in the 1980s and 1990s, it says that individuals are disabled not by their impairments but by society's failure to consider difference.
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"This study highlights that the patients that suffer from both frailty and cognitive impairments have more stressors going into surgery," Joseph, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), in some ways a more closely watched indicator given Petrobras' many impairments and one-off gains in recent years, hit market estimates.
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A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Bridge School in California, which Young's ex-wife Pegi Young co-founded in 1986 for children with severe speech and physical impairments.
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Kohl's net income soared to $66 million in the first quarter from $17 million a year earlier, when it recorded a $64 million charge related to impairments and store closures.
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The elderly are at risk as they face loneliness, loss of friends and family, physical impairments that limit their lifestyle, medical problems, chronic pain, or loss of independence and purpose.
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More features that allow for greater accessibility, like the magnifying glass, are a great thing and anything that allows folks with visual impairments to better use their iPhone is phenomenal.
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BERLIN, Sept 1 (Reuters) - German e-commerce investor Rocket Internet reported a first-half consolidated loss of 617 million euros ($691 million)mainly due to impairments at Global Fashion Group.
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For people with physical motor impairments, the ability to open doors and flip switches with only your voice has the potential to make the home more accessible than ever before.
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Profit in the Barclays International division was down 22 percent in 2017, driven by a 4 percent fall in income from its investment bank and rising impairments, the bank said.
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"If we want robots to be out there helping people with different types of motor impairments, we don't want them to break things 10 percent of the time," says Nikolaidis.
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A variation of the able-bodied sport, the game is played by people with various impairments who, sitting and sliding along the floor, volley over a nearly four-foot net.
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But impairments to the brain, the reproductive system and development — not to mention increased rates of cancer — also limit economic growth, reduce productivity and result in enormous associated medical costs.
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And a new report suggests the cognitive impairments associated with marijuana use in young people have been overstated and any potential impacts are not detectible after 72 hours of abstinence.
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Consolidated leverage was 2.9x (calculated on a gross basis excluding restructuring and programming impairments) and 2.7x (calculated on a net debt basis) as of the LTM ended March 31, 2016.
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The contractor, which last year announced job cuts of 8,800 in a business overhaul, posted a loss of 1.978 billion euros in the third quarter after asset writedowns and impairments.
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Oil and gas loan impairments across Canada's banks were about 3.63% in the first quarter compared with 23.6% across all business loans, according to data from Scotiabank analyst Sumit Malhotra.
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For a lot of users with vision impairments or disorders, dark mode offers a better experience and allows them to use technology they otherwise may not have been able to.
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Last year, First Solar announced it would take $500 million to $700 million in impairments as part of a plan to expedite development of a new model of solar panel.
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TfL says that when the project is launched in spring 2017, it will become the first European transport provider to "officially recognise invisible impairments and conditions in such a way".
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All but eight of the 51 cases involved severe brain abnormalities such as microcephaly; the others had impairments that included other brain malformations and dysfunction in the central nervous system.
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The patient, who is not identified in the report, did not have any visual or speech impairments and did not seem confused or have facial weakness, according to the authors.
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On Thursday, it announced asset impairments of $302 million, stemming from the New York Stock Exchange's (NYSE) decision in September to delist Seadrill Partners, in which Seadrill is an owner.
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The programs will resemble projects that were sponsored by the Big Apple Circus, which included the Circus of the Senses, a performance for children with hearing, cognitive and visual impairments.
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In the first quarter, ABN reported unexpectedly high impairments as shipping, oil services, jewellery and some other sectors continued to struggle, despite the economy's strong recovery and rising oil prices.
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And Clinton has also invited Martha Soltani, whose daughter was born with hearing impairments and was treated thanks to the Children's Health Insurance Program, which Clinton helped created in the 1990s.
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The company benefited from the reversal of impairments and "onerous contracts" related to the Angra 3 nuclear power plant project, as well as the sale of several money-losing distribution subsidiaries.
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The company said profit was helped by the absence of impairments incurred in the previous year and recognition of the one-time benefit of $130.1 million from the U.S. tax reform.
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Chief Executive Adel Ali had said on April 30 that the entire exposure to Abraaj was booked in impairments in the 2018 results so the airline could concentrate on its business.
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Returns from the bank's corporate and institutional banking, which includes corporate finance and transaction banking, were hurt by loan impairments and high expenses, Standard Chartered said in last year's annual report.
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The same principles of motor skill acquisition in highly trained individuals – like the ballet dancers – may also be at play in rehabilitation and motor skill reacquisition in people with mobility impairments.
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No lead exposure is safe, according to the CDC, and children feel the toxin's most acute effects: learning and behavioral impairments, difficulty concentrating, and damage to the brain and nervous system.
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A blind woman is suing Beyoncé's management company, alleging that the singer's website is in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act because it is inaccessible for people with visual impairments.
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In fiscal 2015, Fitch added back $104 million in non-cash stock based compensation and $2750 million in restructuring charges and asset impairments, net of litigation settlements, to its EBITDA calculation.
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Bumi made a loss of $885.5 million due to asset impairments and $522.6 million as a result of writing off receivables, it said in a filing to the Jakarta stock exchange.
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German chemicals company BASF said 2015 earnings were set to be lower than expected after taking impairments in its oil and gas division due to the sharp fall in oil price.
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It reported a fall in underlying loan impairments of $1.1 billion and said it continued to be "watchful" for potential spikes in troubled loans as stresses among key corporate borrowers remained.
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But the broadcaster says he was not prepared for the news he received: His son has Rett Syndrome, a rare genetic neurological disorder that leads to severe physical and cognitive impairments.
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Still, downside to profit estimates will hinge on how much lower oil prices damaged existing field operations or triggered massive asset impairments, said Caio Carvalhal, an analyst with Banco Brasil Plural.
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Gray-scale is a built-in feature on iOS and Android that's meant for people with visual impairments, but is now widely used by people trying to fight their smartphone addiction.
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But the Fair Punishment Project's report found that McGehee has bipolar disorder, which went untreated when he was a child, and has shown evidence of brain damage and frontal lobe impairments.
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Capitec's shares fell more that 20 percent last week after Viceroy alleged Capitec had impairments of 11 billion rand ($912 million) and had, among other things, fabricated new loans and collections.
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Shares in the emerging markets bank fell sharply after it blamed the cost of a new restructuring plan and multibillion loan impairments for a pre-tax loss of $210.7bn last year.
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DE> fell 3.5 percent after it posted a record 16 billion euro ($17 billion) loss due to impairments on its former power plant unit Uniper which it spun off last year.
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Miner and commodity trader Glencore reported $5.8 billion of charges on Tuesday, mostly due to impairments following a slide in commodity prices, and a 32 percent fall in 2015 core profit.
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According to the state's Department of Education, the program supports students with disabilities or impairments, hospitalized or homebound students and "gifted" students (those with "superior intellectual development … capable of high performance").
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However, Norwegian bank DNB fell 7.6 percent after warning of bigger loan losses this year and reporting higher-than-expected Q2 impairments due to a slump in Norway's key oil sector.
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DNB's pre-tax profit before impairments rose to 7.58 billion Norwegian crowns from 6.72 billion a year ago, slightly lagging the average forecast of 7.68 billion in the poll of analysts.
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See's Candies has the nerve to tout the word "See's" ... when it denies that fundamental right to those with sight impairments ... so a sight-impaired man claims in a new lawsuit.
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That can include people with disabilities who have impairments that make it hard to grip and direct their movements, as well as older adults struggling with arthritis and declining hand strength.
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Smaller than expected loan impairments, together with a stronger capital ratio, allowed StanChart to report a pretax profit of $589 million, compared with a loss of $4.4 billion the preceding quarter.
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Impairments for loans and other credit risks declined about 1 percent to $471 million in the first quarter, from $476 million in the same period a year earlier, the bank said.
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Loan impairments, which dragged down ABN's earnings in the last three months of 2018, declined 51% to 102 million euros, as the bank wound down part of its corporate banking activities.
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The group lowered its guidance for impairments in Ireland, where KBC still has some 14 billion euros of loans outstanding, to a range of 0 to 40 million euros for 2016.
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The CEO Amos Genish is likely to come under pressure on Thursday when the board discusses impairments with 29 billion euros of good will at stake, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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Since the first accusations, Noble has booked impairments of over $1 billion, sold its agribusiness and lost its investment- grade credit rating in one of the worst commodity downturns in decades.
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"Due to his dementia and related memory impairments, Mr. Madison lacks a rational understanding of the link between his crime and his execution," Judge Beverly B. Martin wrote for the majority.
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In some cases the information doesn't include just things like grades and test scores but also covers categories like race, religion, address and whether they have "impairments" like H.I.V. or depression.
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Impairments at 23-22018 levels would hit banks' earnings per share by 27.1% to 26.6%, depending on the severity of losses, Gabriel Dechaine, National Bank Financial analyst wrote in a note.
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People with mobility impairments used the shuttle regularly, but it otherwise lacked consistent ridership, partly because it moved fairly slowly and covered a loop of just one mile, Mr. O'Keefe said.
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This is not to say that Alzheimer's- and dementia-related memory impairments are fiction — they are very real — but every lapse of short-term memory doesn't necessarily indicate a biological disorder.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Brazilian iron ore miner Vale SA severely missed quarterly profit estimates on Thursday, thanks largely to impairments related to its base metal and coal operations.
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Dutch bank ABN Amro on Wednesday reported a stable net income of 316 million euros ($344.8 million) for the fourth quarter, missing analysts' expectations as interest income fell and impairments rose.
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" "Under current rules, workers qualify for disability if they have a severe condition that is on a list of impairments recognized by the agency, such as leukemia and chronic heart failure.
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Due to certain impairments and leases, the company incurred an exceptional non-cash charge of 7 million pounds during the period, which resulted in loss before tax of 6.8 million pounds.
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Due to certain impairments and leases, the company incurred an exceptional non-cash charge of 7 million pounds during the period, which resulted in loss before tax of 6.8 million pounds.
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Some worry robot care would carry a stigma: the potential of being seen as "not worth human company," said one participant in a study of potential users with mild cognitive impairments.
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It is a series that has shown, consistently and without much fanfare, how to illuminate deaf culture — and, by extension, any other that faces impairments — without being condescending, sensationalizing or preachy.
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Swedish banking group Swedbank reported a bigger than expected rise in second-quarter net earnings on Wednesday on the back of higher income from trading and a reversal of credit impairments.
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In addition, the study sheds light on individual responses to flu vaccines, environment-related changes in gene expression, ailments related to intracranial pressure, visual system impairments and cardiovascular diseases like atherosclerosis.
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NBG's loan impairments rose 78 percent quarter-on-quarter to 236 million euros from 219 million in last year's final quarter, while its stock of NPEs fell by 200 million euros.
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Companies like eSight, on the other hand, think it's up to large organizations — companies and the government — to be willing to employ people with vision impairments and pay for eyesight technology.
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It said the closures would deliver a profit benefit of about 13 million pounds per year, while the one-off cost of closures and impairments would be 230-270 million pounds.
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At the University of Oregon, where he ran for a club team, he worked with Nike on the development of the FlyEase shoe, which is designed for athletes with mobility impairments.
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"Caffeine enhances the cognitive and memory impairments of THC," Ferre told me, which would explain why the essay I was writing devolved into a kaleidoscopic rant of unrelated facts and emotional tangents.
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Impairments booked during the quarter leapt 79.2 percent from a year ago to 298 million dirhams, "driven by a challenging operating environment and prudent provisioning," the bank said in a statement said.
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These problems can range from isolated delays in hitting certain milestones like babies' first steps or first words to more serious impairments in hearing, vision, motor skills, learning, emotional or behavioral development.
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Meanwhile, Kohl's slashed its full-year earnings forecast to a range of $3.60 to $3.65 per share, excluding impairments and other items, from a prior forecast of $3.80 to $4.00 a share.
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New AI tools that include voice-activated processes could make areas of government accessible to people with learning, hearing and sight impairments that previously wouldn't have had the opportunity in the past.
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StanChart said it made a pre-tax profit of $1 billion, up from $589 million in the same period a year ago, as revenues grew and impairments from bad loans fell sharply.
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It would be helpful to individuals with hearing impairments, letting them see instant transcriptions of what their conversational partner is saying, but could also help users who just don't want to speak.
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Hedge funds are increasingly adding banks to their short positions on concerns of a housing bubble and rising loan impairments as the country transitions away from a mining boom, ASX data shows.
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Exxon Mobil fell far short of forecasts due to weakening refining operations, while its smaller peer Chevron surprised investors with a loss of $2200 billion as it booked $2.8 billion in impairments.
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A British motorway project sale contributed to the rise in group earnings, helping to offset impairments in its Commercial Property and Infrastructure Development units and writedowns at its Commercial Property Development business.
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MADRID, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Banco Santander posted on Wednesday a 4 percent fall in fourth-quarter net profit from a year earlier after being hit by extraordinary impairments in its U.S. unit.
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If you've never tried surfing the web using a screen reader, you've probably not experienced that trying to navigate the web with serious visual impairments can be a hit and miss experience.
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While its retail and corporate and investment banking (CIB) divisions grew lending, both were held back by rising costs and a spike in impairments, by as much as 76 percent in CIB.
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Japanese trading houses face billions of dollars in impairments due to the double whammy of an emerging market downturn and the ongoing commodities rout, after splashing billions of dollars on earlier acquisitions.
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Nevertheless, most of the rated banks in Thailand remain on Stable Outlooks as Fitch views that their financial profiles are sufficiently strong to cope with a normal cyclical rise in loan impairments.
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Children with vision impairments struggle to get a solid K-12 education for a lot of reasons — so the more tools their teachers have to impart basic skills and concepts, the better.
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Developers can now run an Accessibility Scanner on their apps to get suggestions on how to improve them, with recommendations like enlarging buttons and increasing screen contrast for those with visual impairments.
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The system is built on an app of the same name introduced by the spin-off at Mobile World Congress last year, aimed at helping improve imagery for people with visual impairments.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in French construction materials group St Gobain fell on Friday after the company reported a slump in annual net profit, citing asset impairments amid uncertainty over the economic outlook.
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"It's about saying, let's take a sensible look at the cohort of people who have an impairment around the world, and recognise some of them have physical impairments as well," Cox said.
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This is both because countries usually send smaller teams to the Paralympics than to the Olympics, and because there are many more events, in order to accommodate a wide range of impairments.
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So it might be the case that people with visual impairments who report seeing more clearly are being influenced by the intensity and significance of the experience, but not its actual clarity.
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It's still difficult and expensive to conduct these studies, so I'm not hopeful that the renaissance in psychedelic research will lead more studies on the blind or people with other sensory impairments.
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They say Creep Catchers' tendency to bait and switch, by first posting an advertisement as an adult and later revealing themselves to be a teenager, makes those with cognitive impairments easy targets.
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Standard Chartered fell 5 percent after the emerging markets-focused bank reported an 84 percent fall in profits as weaker global financial markets, tumbling commodity prices and rising loan impairments hammered revenues.
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But these sensory impairments haven't stopped Forzano from making his mark at Amazon, where he writes code that helps other teams make the online shopping experience more accessible to those with disabilities.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Etihad Airways, one of the Middle East's three largest carriers, plunged to a $1.9 billion loss last year, hit by impairments on aircraft and investments in troubled European airlines.
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"We've been working on this matter for 25 years, and it's finally resolved in favor of people with mobility impairments," United Spinal Association President and CEO James Weisman said in a statement.
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That reflected pressure on gross margin resulting from investment into product quality and deeper discounts on older product lines as well as 14 million pounds of store impairments relating to Hong Kong.
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Maria Ramos made the remarks during a presentation after South Africa's No.2 lender by market value reported a 4 percent rise in annual profit thanks to a substantial decline in impairments.
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On the evening of March 4, nearly 23 hours after I left my home, I arrived at my accommodations here, to cover my third consecutive Paralympics, the Olympics for athletes with impairments.
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DE), the German drugmaker that bought U.S. seed company Monsanto, announced on Thursday the sale of a number of businesses, around 12,000 job cuts and 3.3 billion euros ($3.8 billion) in impairments.
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The ranges increase to 73 to 8 percent for those with several chronic illnesses or with early dementia and other impairments, and to 8 to 8.5 percent for those in poor health.
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Ottoline is a monkey helper, trained by the fictional Primate Institute of New England (the real-life model for which is the Boston-based Helping Hands) to assist those with mobility impairments.
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Emirates NBD saw impairments rise more than three times, partly due to bad debt charges at its newly acquired Turkish unit, DenizBank, while similar charges climbed 23.6728% at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.
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Impairments were stable, and the 52bp overall loan loss rate blends performing domestic mortgages, with higher-risk UK cards, though we regard the latter as well-controlled and the risk well-remunerated.
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However, shares in Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk slumped 9 percent after it reported a fourth-quarter net loss after booking impairments of $2.6 billion on its oil assets.
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The ability to send text messages to 911 centers (a function that would help those with hearing impairments as well as those who cannot make voice calls) is available in limited areas.
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Strong economic growth helped push down impairments 20 percent on a quarterly basis between July and September, to 106 million euros, indicating a clear improvement from the first few months of 2018.
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The bank said impairments jumped 51% in the final quarter of 2019, to 314 million euros, mainly due to write-offs by its corporate division on loans in the offshore energy sector.
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Steinhoff, under new management and working to clean up its balance sheet after the fraud, blamed one-off expenses including professional fees of 117 million euros and impairments for its 2018 loss.
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The bank attributed the drop in net profit primarily to higher operating expenses, which rose 19.7 percent as a result of a rise in provisions for credit losses and impairments of other assets.
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Separately, RCom's consolidated net loss widened to 198.27 billion rupees in the quarter to March, compared with a loss of 11.12 billion rupees a year ago, as the company provisioned for asset impairments.
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It also announced a $510 million loss on its investment in the Sierra Gorda SCM firm that owns the Sierra Gorda mine, bringing its total consolidated impairments for the year to $1.04 billion.
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Headline earnings per share (HEPS), the main measure of profit in South Africa which excludes some one-time items such as impairments, are expected to fall between 1% and 6% from 668.2 cents.
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In the same period, the recognition of impairments in the stock portfolio and their transfer from security revaluation reserves to the income statement explained about a quarter of the increase in these reserves.
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Separately, the company said it received a subpoena from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission requiring it to provide documents relating to certain goodwill and asset impairments and some restructuring and severance costs.
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Perhaps even more compelling, though, is that due to its design, the Jamboxx is an accessible instrument that can be played by those with physical / cognitive impairments, or those with limited lung function.
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Christian Savings has weak capitalisation in absolute terms and relative to other small Fitch-rated New Zealand-based lenders, leaving its capital base more susceptible to shocks that lead to impairments or losses.
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In Toronto, the CNIB, a Canadian nonprofit for the blind, is installing hundreds of small, battery-powered beacons across cafes, businesses, and stores to boost accessibility and mobility for those with visual impairments.
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The retailer, with more than 212.8,217 stores, blamed one-off expenses including professional fees of 213.5 million euro and impairments for the loss as it cleans up its balance sheet after the fraud.
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And across the country, according to the Death Penalty Information Center, at least 60% of those executed in 2016 had a significant mental impairment, including mental illness, brain impairments, and low intellectual functioning.
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Well, these are the actions that speak to Voon's findings, which state that the porn addicted subjects "had greater impairments of sexual arousal and erectile difficulties" than those "healthy volunteers" we referenced earlier.
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"GAAP results were impacted by amortization and acquisition-related expenses, including license agreements, impairments, acquisition accounting valuation related expenses and severance associated with acquired businesses," the company wrote in a report last week.
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The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) recognizes ten categories of impairments: Intellectual disability; visual impairment; hypertaxia; atonia; short stature; limb loss; athetosis; impaired passive range of movement; impaired muscle power; and limb length difference.
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Earlier this month, it said that PwC's investigation had found that overstatement of its profits might result in additional material impairments, which it would present along with full first-half results in June.
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And if it's hard for an able-bodied person to do, it may well be impossible for someone who suffers from a condition like ALS, or has missing limbs or other motor impairments.
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Voiceitt This company is working to make voice technology accessible, with the development of Automatic Speech Recognition technology (ASR) that allows people with severe speech impairments to communicate and be understood by voice.
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The cumulative number of hits was also a better predictor of later-life impairments than other measures, such as a player's concussion total or the age when he began playing, the study found.
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The impairments were mainly the result of a review of the goodwill ascribed to Santander UK, increased competition for mortgage lending and uncertainty around Brexit and provisions for a payment protection insurance (PPI).
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South African retailer Steinhoff said that an investigation by auditors PwC has found that the overstatement of its profits may result in additional material impairments, sending its shares more than 13 percent lower.
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There are nearly 200,000 students in the city school system with individualized education plans, which means that they are supposed to get services for difficulties like speech impairments, emotional disturbance or learning disabilities.
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At the core of case is Domino's insistence that it should not have to make its website, the predominant platform for ordering pizza from its physical stores, accessible to people with visual impairments.
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It is probably safe to say that people like Franklin Delano Roosevelt (polio), Harriet Tubman (narcolepsy) or even the Oscar-winning actress Marlee Matlin (deafness) succeeded both despite and because of their impairments.
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Loan impairments soared to 208 million euros from 34 million a year earlier, as the shipping, oil services, and jewelry struggled despite a strong recovery in the Dutch economy and rising oil prices.
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It's important to remember that all of us have impairments at times, says Robin Christopherson, head of digital inclusion at the British charity AbilityNet, which helps older people and the disabled use computers.
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Its use case for people with vision impairments is unique and potentially useful, but for the broader consumer audience, it needs legitimate justification to make people want to wear the contacts every day.
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It causes more birth defects in the United States than any other nongenetic disease; an estimated 30,000 babies each year here are born with CMV, of which about 8,000 will have permanent impairments.
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Impairments rose by more than a quarter to 409 million pounds and the bank warned a target to reduce its cost to income ratio below 55 percent by 2019 would be "more challenging".
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Amigo's shares more than halved to a record low in late August when it reported a rise in first-quarter impairments and costs and warned of slower annual growth in its loan book.
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Trading 9.4 pct lower in Frankfurt The e-commerce investor reported a first-half consolidated loss of 617 million euros mainly due to impairments at Global Fashion Group, it said late on Thursday.
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"The adverse effects extend far beyond, to include impaired attention, including ADHD, impairments of executive function, and different forms of social pathologies - impairments that are likely to be more important in determining an individual's success in life than a modest reduction in IQ." In some cities in the states of New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania, at least one in seven kids have unsafe levels of lead in their blood, a study released last June in the Journal of Pediatrics found.
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Impairments weigh, however, on HSBC's profitability, and highlight the persistent revenue headwinds that HSBC faces from lower cross-border trade, subdued retail brokerage, sluggish markets-related activity, and costs associated with maintaining high liquidity.
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According to the Register, all of the afflicted websites ran British tech company Texthelp's Browsealoud plugin, which reads out websites for people with visual impairments like full or partial blindness or conditions like dyslexia.
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Being around other people with impairments — such as in the U.S. Paralympics or the Invictus Games — can build a sense of confidence and acceptance of their disability for veterans, the University of Pittsburgh adds.
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One duo of researchers suggested that these experimental discrepancies come from the fact that only women pregnant with girls have cognitive impairments, perhaps because their levels of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin are higher.
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By operating inside delays, silent pauses, sensory impairments, and omissions, these artists examine the shape and weigh the force of these gaps, not only as absences but also as sources of knowledge in themselves.
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Symptoms appear typically after the first year, and include slowed growth, loss of normal movement and coordination, loss of communication abilities, abnormal hand movements, cognitive impairments, and agitation and irritability, among many other symptoms.
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As far as the investigation the FAA is launching into the incident, Parmet says Ford might have been required to take a drug and alcohol test at the scene to check for any impairments.
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"Our results are in accordance with the accounting and reporting standards of the SEC and FASB," an Exxon spokesman told Reuters, adding that the company's financial results are not affected by any material impairments.
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Chesapeake, one of the country's largest natural gas companies, has claimed $16 billion in impairments — an accounting term meaning reduced asset value — on its oil and gas proprieties since 2015, according to Bloomberg data.
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Predicting how they will fare is notoriously hard, and despite the best available specialist care, often it's still a matter of waiting to see whether they will survive and with what, if any, impairments.
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"Older adults who remain engaged in social life report being in better health, experience lower mortality risk over time, and have lower rates of depression, dementia, and other cognitive impairments," Pristavec added by email.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 1 (Reuters) - South Africa's Woolworths Holdings reported on Thursday that it expects earnings to fall as much as 5% this year due to further impairments on its David Jones department store business.
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And while the disease usually doesn't affect a person's intelligence, some people with ALS may have depression or impairments in decision-making and memory, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
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DUBAI, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Air Arabia said on Thursday it suffered a loss of 609.5 million dirhams ($166 million) in 2018, hit by impairments linked to its exposure to collapsed private equity firm Abraaj.
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"Starfish can regrow limbs," said a new friend of mine, one of several people with vision impairments whom I had the privilege of meeting only after — and only because of — my own vision loss.
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Though net profit in Spain showed a slow improvement due to lower impairments against soured debts and trading gains, net interest income remained under pressure due to low interest rates and subdued lending growth.
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Even those with "objective" physical impairments (as the Americans with Disabilities Act would underscore many years later) were incapable of work only if you made certain assumptions about how workplaces were to be structured.
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Under the Amendments Act, impairments that are controlled by medication or other measures still are considered disabilities if, when considered without the mitigating measures, the impairment would substantially limit the individual's major life activities.
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The company's pre-tax profit before impairments rose to 7.32 billion Norwegian crowns ($856.4 million) from 7.26 billion a year ago, lagging the average forecast of 7.58 billion in a Reuters poll of analysts.
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But Smith's team found that the death penalty is often given to those with crippling impairments, like severe mental illness or brain damage, which often are not fully aired for the jury at trial.
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Overall operating income rose by 2.7 percent in the quarter, offsetting a 6.9 percent increase in operating expenses due to higher impairments on investments the bank was looking to sell and greater staffing costs.
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The company on Thursday also disclosed that it received a subpoena in July from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that requires Time to produce documents relating to certain goodwill and asset impairments costs.
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The FCC said the Soli sensor captures motion in a three-dimensional space using a radar beam to enable touchless control of functions or features that can benefit users with mobility or speech impairments.
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The newspaper quoted dozens of teachers saying that the target had forced them to withhold services from students with autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia, mental illnesses, speech impairments or even blindness and deafness.
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GiveVision, the U.K. startup creating wearable technology to help "restore" sight to people with visual impairments, is partnering with Sony (via the Sony UK Technology Centre) to develop and manufacture its next generation device.
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Babies exposed to opioids prenatally are more likely to suffer problems later in life such as motor and cognitive impairments and ADHD, according to a 2015 study by researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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Critics were quick to point out that Trump signed a bill at the beginning of his presidency reversing a regulation under President Barack Obama that banned certain people with mental impairments from buying firearms.
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Commenting on StepChange's data, Colin Jackson, banking analyst at Goodbody, said: "We would expect an increase in impairments if a no-deal Brexit led to a slowdown in growth and an increase in unemployment".
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For every family, there is a tipping point when your loved one needs more personal care assistance or it is no longer safe to leave the person alone due to cognitive impairments or dementia.
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Fitch expects a moderate deterioration in impairments, reserve coverage and charge-offs ratios given that economic environment in the country remain volatile and a more stability is expected in the medium to long term.
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Dutch bank ABN Amro on Wednesday reported an unexpected rise in second-quarter profit, despite incurring extra costs for its fight to spot money laundering, as interest income rose and impairments on bad loans dropped.
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It said these were related to impairments of goodwill, the sale of its Abbey life insurance business, restructuring and de-risking, and litigation costs which totaled 1.6 billion euros in the last quarter of 2016.
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Due to impairments on older aircraft and foreign currency exchange losses, Thai Airways reported a net loss of 1.8 billion baht for the quarter, wider than the 1.6 billion baht net loss a year ago.
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The 2014 Surgeon General's Report found that nicotine has a negative impact on brain development and is associated with lasting cognitive and behavioral impairments, including harmful effects on the ability to concentrate, memorize, and learn.
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In this photo gallery, Robert Ormerod shows us why there's no reason children with visual impairments can't participate in things like space camps and how these places can be a fun learning experience for them.
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A significant portion of the goodwill impairments stemmed from acquisitions made before 2008 with 13 million euros attributable to the Chassis & Safety unit, 1.54 billion from interiors and 244 million euros to the powertrain division.
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As revenue growth slows and the risk of loan impairments rise, the downgrade "presents another downside risk for the sector and is likely to impede an improvement in sentiment," Deutsche Bank analyst Andrew Triggs said.
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According to ABC Action News, who reported the story, when Kristi Durham's dog Lefty — a beagle with sight and hearing impairments — broke through her fenced yard, Durham and her husband acted fast to find him.
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SWM had to book impairments of 893 million euros on its assets in 2015 as a result of the crisis and Bieberbach said further writedowns were likely this year, albeit not of the same magnitude.
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" Mistry was also critical of the group's foreign acquisition strategy, saying it resulted in a massive debt burden, especially the buyout of its European steel business which faced "potential impairments in excess of $10 billion.
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It suggests that a video chat service designed for people with hearing impairments would benefit from paying extra to deliver "sufficiently reliable quality" HD video so that viewers can see subtle motions in real time.
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According an American study from 2016, fully 94% of those between the ages of 57-85 had some kind of sensory disability, and most suffered from impairments to at least two of the five senses.
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Dutch bank ABN Amro on Wednesday reported an unexpected rise in second-quarter profit, despite incurring extra costs from its efforts to detect money laundering, as interest income rose and impairments on bad loans dropped.
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Astronauts on future missions to Mars could succumb to severe cognitive impairments, including anxiety and a compromise of decision-making skills due to high levels of cosmic radiation, according to research published in Scientific Reports.
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Hearing loss is a major problem for military personnel and the U.S government has said it pays more than one billion dollars each year for hearing aids and compensation to war veterans with hearing impairments.
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"As with any psychiatric disorder, there are going to be ranges of impairments, so there are big differences in just how distracted someone is versus not, just how impulsive someone is versus not," Zalecki said.
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Once this adjustment in valuations is taken into account, as well as impairments on investments and other interests and supply-chain assets, Noble would take a $1.2 billion hit in the fourth quarter, it said.
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LONDON, March 1 (Reuters) - Miner and commodity trader Glencore reported $5.8 billion of charges on Tuesday, mostly due to impairments following a slide in commodity prices, and a 32 percent fall in 2015 core profit.
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There, he showed me a sensory substitution device (SSD), which allows information from one sense, usually vision, to be re-routed through another sense, enabling people with visual impairments to produce some semblance of vision.
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"We are excited to continue to apply it to a range of applications, including assisting those with gait impairments, industry workers at risk of injury performing physically strenuous tasks, or recreational weekend warriors," said Walsh.
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The strategy has failed to boost Metro's share price, which tumbled in April when it cut its outlook due to poor performance at its Russian operations, and forcing Ceconomy to take impairments on its stake.
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Therefore, I think we're pretty much cleaned up on this portfolio and I really do not expect to see any further impairments coming down the pipe on account of offshore marine and oil and gas.
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Braille is a crucial skill to learn for children with visual impairments, and with these LEGO Braille Bricks, kids can learn through hands-on play rather than more rigid methods like Braille readers and printouts.
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PGG does not disclose its financial results, but last week state-run utilities PGE, Enea and Energa , which all have minority stakes in PGG, said their 2019 results had been hit by impairments at PGG.
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AMSTERDAM, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Dutch bank ABN Amro on Wednesday reported a stable net income of 316 million euros ($344.8 million) for the fourth quarter, missing analysts' expectations as interest income fell and impairments rose.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS and VR CYBG's and CB's IDRs and VR reflect the group's strong balance sheet, with healthy asset quality, showing very low levels of impairments, combined with healthy liquidity and sound capitalisation.
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CMS currently does not adequately adjust their payment for care based on a patient's cognitive or physical impairments, which are known to exponentially increase complexity of health services needed as well as the associated cost.
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LISBON, May 13 (Reuters) - Net profit at Millennium bcp, Portugal's largest listed bank, surged 80 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, driven by lower impairments and higher trading income in its home market.
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While home loans and credit card loan arrears improved, loan impairments grew 11% to A$1.2 billion, driven by losses from a small number of large clients and weakness in the retail, construction and agriculture sectors.
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The idea here is to provide developers with a clearer view of how the browser would expose information to people with visual impairments, for example, so developers can ensure that screen readers work on their sites.
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" He says they have also monitored usage for specific "obvious problems" — such as headaches and scalp pains, as well as testing for impairments to cognitive and motor skills — and say they haven't found "any real changes.
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Further complicating the process, as a consequence of a 2008 court order, the $10 bill will also be the first to include a raised tactile feature so that people with visual impairments can readily identify it.
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Citing preliminary results, it said net income jumped 71 percent to 13 million euros ($120.21 million), as 2014 results were hit by more than 100 million euros in impairments on mainly Russian and eastern European assets.
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Though we don't see it during season 2, Alex was apparently in a coma for some time, and when he woke up, learned that he had some impairments that could be worked through with physical therapy.
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Many expressed difficulty staying at work if their employer or doctor did not understand these invisible impairments or if there was no support for formally adjusting to work again, according to the results in BMJ Open.
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In addition to the S-Ray lineup, Samsung's C-Lab is also previewing a breathing exercise app, called GoBreath, and smart glasses called Relúmĭno that are supposed to help people read if they have vision impairments.
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The impairments boosted "other" operating expenses to $29.7 million in the first quarter, but that line should return to around $20 million to $25 million per quarter during the rest of the year, an executive said.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Dutch bank ABN Amro on Wednesday reported an unexpected 1% rise in second-quarter net profit to 693 million euros ($777 million), as interest income rose and impairments on bad loans decreased.
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Despite Lloyds' bullish tone on the economy, impairments for the year increased by 18 percent to 937 million pounds as the bank integrated the MBNA credit card portfolio it bought from Bank of America in 2017.
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A variety of impairments can make these tasks challenging, including hand tremors or weakness, paralysis or paresis, limited range of motion, arthritis and other joint conditions, chronic pain, neurological disabilities or stroke, developmental disabilities, and amputations.
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As a result of the present downdraft in the overall Chinese economy, the values of many such acquisitions are going into free fall, leading to an increase in recorded asset impairments, as required by accounting guidelines.
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The problem is simple to observe: The speaking voices of those with motor impairments, such as those produced by degenerative diseases like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), simply are not understood by existing natural language processing systems.
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Net loss attributable to Baker Hughes widened to $429 million, or $1 per share, due to one-time items including after-tax charges of $365 million related to asset and goodwill impairments, restructuring and litigation settlements.
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According to the study, the abstract of which was published in a supplement to the most recent issue of the Journal of Sleep, 47% of female veterans surveyed suffer from insomnia that resulted in functional impairments.
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Those in nursing care who have cognitive impairments may become disoriented or agitated if a family moves them from an environment that feels familiar, said Dr. Thomas Cornwell, executive chairman of the Home Centered Care Institute.
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After the Newtown shooting, President Obama proposed adding another data source to the background check system: reports from the Social Security Administration of people who receive disability benefits through a third party because of mental impairments.
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"These long wait times are devastating to people with severe health impairments," says Lisa Ekman, director of government affairs for the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives, a group of lawyers that handles disability cases.
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The idea is to have them prescribed in a similar fashion as contact lenses, while added features like night vision will both aid people with visual impairments and potentially make those with better vision essentially bionic.
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Because lower prices would translate into reduced cash flows, Eni said it had taken €4.7 billion in write-downs in the fourth quarter, with the largest impairments coming in countries including Algeria, Republic of Congo and Turkmenistan.
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AH: Well, that's really up to investors to judge-, AH: What I can tell you is that the UK economy has been progressing well, in a very resilient way, growing 260%, with low impairments throughout the country.
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Leveraging a background in computer vision and artificial intelligence, he and his team have designed Helios, which uses Intel® RealSense™ 3D cameras to give those with severe visual impairments a clearer view of the world.
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VICE spoke with several people living and working at the intersection of these identities—those who came to BDSM with a disability and others who were already members of the community and developed impairments later in life.
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"Q1 results ... show the group has moved back into profit on both underlying and reported bases, reflecting a sharp reduction in impairments compared to the final quarter of last year," said Gary Greenwood, analyst at Shore Capital.
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While some previous research suggests that alcohol may lead to cognitive impairments including a risk of dementia, other studies have linked light or moderate alcohol use to a healthier brain, researchers note in the Lancet Public Health.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Casino operator Genting Singapore posted its smallest annual profit in five years, hurt by poor performance in its business from high rollers as well as an increase in impairments and fair value losses.
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Federal investigators will look at many factors -- the drivers of both vehicles, any impairments, distraction or fatigue, the mechanical conditions of both vehicles and the survivability and crashworthiness of the converted van, as well as road conditions.
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Poland's third biggest power group Enea said on Wednesday it estimated its 2015 net loss at 399 million zlotys ($101.90 million), which compares with a 908 million-zloty net profit in 13, due to asset value impairments.
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Still, cannabis users might have short-term impairments that aren't easy to spot but could be dangerous in certain situations, said Mary-Ann Fitzcharles, a researcher at McGill University, in Montreal, who wasn't involved in the study.
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St Gobain shares were down about 2.1 percent by 0803 GMT, having said late on Thursday that full-year net attributable profit fell 73 percent to 420 million euros ($476 million) after 2 billion euros of impairments.
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However revenues — closely watched by investors who want to see growth driven by income rather than lower impairments — fell short of market expectations at $3.9 billion, despite being the bank's best since the second quarter of 2015.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Badges reading "Please offer me a seat" are to be introduced for passengers with invisible impairments who may find it difficult or impossible to ask for a seat, Transport for London (TFL) said on Thursday.
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European oil majors in general assume prices of $266 to $284 a barrel when testing for impairments on the value of their assets, compared to a 2175-22014 average of $240, according to fund manager Sarasin & Partners.
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Their cash set aside to cover impairments fell from nearly three times their NPLs in 2013 to less than double last year—and that was based on the artificially low official NPL level, not the real one.
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" Navy Base Coronado in California, meanwhile, "experiences isolated and flash flooding during tropical storm events," with the main installation reporting "worsening sea level rise and storm surge impacts that include access limitations and other logistic related impairments.
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Loan impairments soarded to 208 million euros from 34 million a year earlier, as shipping, oil services, jewellery and some other sectors continued to struggle despite a strong recovery in the Dutch economy and rising oil prices.
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"In short, it is not a pretty update with a material miss on impairments and operating costs as well as the new CEO, Hamish Paton, taking out the red pen to current year guidance," Goodbody analysts said.
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"Let me give you this warning, if commodity and equity prices continue to fall, then we may have impairments in future quarters," Chief Financial Officer Kimberly Allen Dang told analysts on a quarterly earnings call on Wednesday.
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Impairments on bad loans spiked to 1.3 billion pounds, up from 4.73 million pounds the previous year, as weakening second-hand car prices hit its motor finance business and two large company failures hit its commercial division.
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Impairments on bad loans spiked to 1.3 billion pounds, up from 4.73 million pounds the previous year, as weakening second-hand car prices hit its motor finance business and two large company failures hit its commercial division.
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Impairments on bad loans spiked to 1.3 billion pounds, up from 937 million pounds the previous year, as weakening second-hand car prices hit its motor finance business and two large company failures hit its commercial division.
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That said, it appears to be the case that fine particulate pollution induces cognitive impairments in school children, white collar workers, blue collar workers, and the elderly — in other words, all people at all stages of life.
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Blind and low-vision users, along with disabled people who have certain other impairments like seizure disorders and cognitive disabilities — as well as those who are deaf and hard of hearing — can't actually use the candidates' websites.
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