Some were inflated, but it was unclear how they came to be inflated, she said.
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The average viewership metrics were not inflated by only 22017-20163 percent; they were inflated by some 22016-214 percent.
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After all, if Anbang can convert renminbi at inflated prices to pay inflated values for American properties, why can't other Chinese buyers?
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A Queen-sized mattress weighs 99 pounds when sealed in the box and 78 pounds when unpacked and inflated; Casper's inflated mattress weighs 85 pounds.
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Those who argue that patients can't afford to pay the current inflated prices are right, but the reason that prices are inflated is because of insurance.
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Per the lawsuit, Facebook inflated a specific video metric by 150% to 900% after reporting that the metric was inflated by only 60% to 80% percent in 2016.
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When Harold is inflated with helium (always say "inflated" around Piper's team, and never "blown up" – "that's for fireworks") it will float almost vertically above a team of 18 handlers.
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Earlier this year, investigators identified discrepancies in order forms that showed contractors were both claiming for inflated quantities of meat and billing at hugely inflated prices in a multi-million dollar scam.
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And, as she walked down the runway, that motherfucker inflated.
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Gartner's hype cycle holds that after inflated expectations comes disillusionment.
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She has dealt with alpha males with inflated egos before.
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"Yes" proponents argued that the $440 estimate was intentionally inflated.
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Critics of the purchase said the cost was wildly inflated.
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Look at the state of Bitcoin and its inflated prices.
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But Mr Mallya says this sum is an "inflated amount".
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The government says the toll cited by critics is inflated.
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Then, YRC allegedly charged the inflated rate for the shipment.
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Because I was told an inflated version of the truth!
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The inflated genitalia hooks onto the female's and inserts itself.
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Personalities tend to be inflated, especially on the judge panel.
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The "Washington Post" awarded this "wildly inflated" claim four Pinocchios.
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The sneakers are encrusted or inflated or riddled with zippers.
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But there's reason to believe that his support is inflated.
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"And that's normal to have an inflated view of yourself."
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The Taliban often give inflated casualty figures after an attack.
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He doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated.
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Such distortions inflated GDP again for the last two years.
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When his life jacket inflated, he floated to the surface.
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He inflated them frantically, tied two to each belt loop.
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The clubs also disputed that the sponsorship valuations were inflated.
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Still, the city's reputation for pluralist harmony may be inflated.
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At just 60 minutes, the evening feels inflated yet stingy.
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An inflated follower count does not lead to greater sales.
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That's over $350 off of the (somewhat inflated) original price.
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Will the cameras live up to Samsung's very inflated rhetoric?
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He is too small to see over his inflated ego.
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I inflated it, got inside and pushed off the dock.
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Jeanne, in turn, would charge the candidates the inflated price.
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Some of the prices here may seem inflated as well.
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"I believe these numbers are inflated," he told the committee.
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Payments were inflated, as taxpayers navigated the new tax code.
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The croissants should be noticeably larger and inflated with air.
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Installing the parts inflated the flying time of "mission-ready" planes, and in turn inflated the incentive fees paid to Lockheed by the Defense Department for mission-ready flying hours, the June report said.
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Some of the spiraling is obvious, including inflated marketing campaigns that force growth, often long before the product is ready, and some are less obvious, including inflated numbers in investor decks behind the scenes.
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Huffman reportedly paid $15,000 to have her daughter's SAT scores inflated.
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Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott has recorded music videos wearing inflated trash bags.
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In the meantime, BEAM will be inflated with air in May.
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Performance wise, in general, solid tires can't compare to inflated ones.
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Mrs May began the 2017 campaign with inflated expectations and underperformed.
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Meanwhile, millennials are suffering an inflated sense of individual power, too.
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Others, however, maintain that inflated startup valuations are keeping acquirers away.
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By 4:10pm EST, the module had inflated to 67 inches.
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Despite concerns about inflated valuations, that fuels enthusiasm for more listings.
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But growing television revenues have inflated players' wages and transfer costs.
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Government officials have previously said the project cost had been inflated.
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All of this was inside an inflated dome on the stage.
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Congress and the public turned their attention to inflated drug prices.
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He suspected the "protection" would be offered at an inflated rate.
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Social Security checks are inflated using the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
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If it's happening, then the charter effects on achievement are inflated.
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To help pump up growth, officials have inflated a property bubble.
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The primary concern is that the House caps are artificially inflated.
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However, according to the Washington Post, this number is grossly inflated.
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Its atmosphere is full of helium, swollen like an inflated balloon.
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Here's Tay Glover-Wright trying to catch a giant inflated ball.
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Trump was given an inflated number during the rally by Rep.
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After Jared Kushner liked the idea, President Trump inflated the concept.
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But on Friday, President Trump inflated the concept far beyond reality.
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"That is why our numbers look higher or inflated," Ghadhban added.
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Anything with the label 'wedding' on it, comes with inflated prices.
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"I do think it's a matter of inflated ego," she said.
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Demand is cyclical, and a booming economy has inflated chip sales.
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Indian governments have been brought down over inflated food prices before.
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They said no one inflated medallion prices or issued risky loans.
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Her relevance was briefly inflated by being the object of Mrs.
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He inflated the numbers and I called him out on it.
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Yes, negativism begets hostility, but Jackson's inflated paychecks demand greater professionalism.
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And during a surge, the wait time will be inflated accordingly.
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And it's also a time of crowds and inflated hotel rates.
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The hyper-inflated prices didn't last, but her reputation kept growing.
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No wonder the numbers that Trump brags about are so inflated.
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They pocketed cash transactions, inflated inventories and earnings, and shredded receipts.
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Those committees could then legally transfer the inflated donations to candidates.
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Inflated the price of membership at one of his golf clubs.
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Worries about intensity, with cows living inside, might also be inflated.
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Venezuela's foreign minister, Mr. Arreaza, said such figures are vastly inflated.
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Parroting Trump, he blatantly, wildly inflated the crowd size at the inauguration.
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The NBA playoffs are underway, and with that come inflated ticket prices.
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But this time, the bubble is being inflated by climate change denial.
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However, the Intercept reported that CBP appears to have inflated those statistics.
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If you care, you're going to get an inflated sense of yourself.
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The companies bought equipment from Privinvest at vastly inflated prices, it claims.
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Before the crisis, they inflated their profits by expanding in unhealthy ways.
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Murphy has been stung by reports that he inflated his business resume.
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My inflated ego didn't feel like slowing down for anything or anyone.
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Some investors said a small free float has inflated Sabeco's market value.
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Or inflated sheets of steel which stretch and shine like metallic balloons.
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Home prices inflated so quickly that some appraisals were not keeping up.
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The problem is inflated health care costs, huge administrative overheads and waste.
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But she also inflated the number of wounded soldiers during Obama's tenure.
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But that can lead to inflated demand, overproduction and ever-higher incentives.
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The event's massively inflated budget brought to life insider excess and croneyism.
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The problem: He inflated the normal definition of "unemployment" to do it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - So, were the stock market's fears about inflation ... inflated?
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Everyone knows the travel industry has inflated prices, especially around holiday weekends.
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It comes with an air blower that keeps the playing surface inflated.
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It is worth every penny of the inflated price you will pay.
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To some degree, the Iranians had inflated expectations of the economic benefits.
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This is happening while the Iranian nation faces an inflated poverty rate.
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He inflated the danger of undocumented immigrants and the threat of terrorism.
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They had already iced champagne and inflated pink "It's a Girl" balloons.
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The market inflated, which resulted in a lot of cars being offered.
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When fully inflated, the float is five and a half feet long.
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That has fueled a dangerous price bubble and inflated China's debt load.
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The FTC alleges that the company used inflated figures in job advertisements.
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He has also repeatedly inflated the value of U.S.-Saudi arms deals.
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Trump's inflated reputation is a source of income in and of itself.
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"My husband has an inflated understanding of the process," Ms. Perry says.
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Their record was inflated with easy wins over inferior teams, critics charged.
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The inflated number allowed Musso to offer a lower bid than competitors.
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He spent $1.3 million since July but that figure is deceptively inflated.
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Then, he inflated the lower balloon, filling that one with water, too.
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"It's not exactly right," he said, holding out the fully inflated bunny.
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Transcripts were littered with inflated grades, nonexistent extracurricular activities and fictitious classes.
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China's nearly 1.4 billion people ultimately bear the cost, via inflated prices.
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I inflated my belly like a balloon, sucking in air for ballast.
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Many start-ups pursuing I.C.O.'s used Ether, which inflated its value.
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Prosecutors say rigged bidding and inflated pricing will cost Kyrgyzstan $111 million.
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One, the costs were inflated, you know, and the costs have decreased.
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Several of the projects were beset by delays, corruption, and inflated costs.
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Menu prices are inflated, and the food is always less than stellar.
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"I absolutely refuse to pay these gentrified, inflated prices," said one speaker.
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"A handful of higher-level deals have inflated the median," XpertHR said.
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They notified authorities who confirmed it was an un-inflated evacuation slide.
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The toys end up commanding vastly inflated prices on eBay or Amazon.
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All we've done is inflated the cost of him running his business.
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Still, employers do realize that job requirements are inflated and hiring is subjective.
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What you can argue is that number is greatly inflated because of McDavid.
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An extensive 2017 Dagens Naeringsliv report alleged that Tidal's subscriber numbers were inflated.
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Cohen said Trump inflated his assets to obtain a loan from Deutsche Bank.
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Others have sold at lower—but nevertheless inflated—prices, like $500 and $635.
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Some are wearing skin-tight jockstraps that barely contain their inflated ball sacks.
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The old program led people to split orders, causing an inflated transaction count.
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For anti-immigrationists, these inflated expectations are a large part of the problem.
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In Ghana the cost of handsets is inflated by taxes of almost 38%.
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I reckon about half the orders we get in big books are inflated.
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Costs are inflated by imported parts and few economies of scale, analysts said.
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Stock market is like a super inflated balloon, which needs to be deflated.
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Or is it the ultimate representation of Silicon Valley's inflated sense of itself?
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He alleged that the advertising metrics cited in the revised plan were inflated.
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Claims are inflated in insurance fiddles; goods are written off and then sold.
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Ump, Jeff Nelson stomps an inflated condom in the #Cubs #Brewers game. pic.twitter.
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Turns out, those numbers were unreliable, misleading and potentially even inflated, per Kotaku.
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Aggressive share repurchases have sharply reduced share counts and inflated per-share profits.
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Do not buy from touts, who bulk buy and sell at inflated prices!
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The school inflated the data on its alumni giving rates, the magazine said.
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" In a statement to Reuters, OKCoin said it "never artificially inflated trading volume.
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You could rent a movie, but it's usually not worth the inflated price.
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This made a comeback narrative necessary, and inflated reviews of bad performances inevitable.
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As more and more money crams into Silicon Valley, valuations inevitably become inflated.
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Trump further inflamed tensions when he claimed the death toll had been inflated.
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Koretz says the results of the testing inflated scores and were not valid.
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Trump has claimed without evidence that Democrats "inflated" the figure with unrelated deaths.
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Shares quickly inflated to a bubble in male-only trading groups, before crashing.
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In actuality, Christie inflated the costs by $4 billion to justify his decision.
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Wirecard shares are sinking after the Financial Times alleged the company inflated sales.
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It appears there will be no escape from inflated taxi fares for now.
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Prosecutors said they inflated fund performance and used investor money for personal use.
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The number of superhero movies has inflated rapidly in the past two decades.
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Meanwhile, inflated prices will spill out into the uncontrolled market, worsening the crunch.
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Asked if the president ever provided inflated assets, Cohen answered that he had.
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They're middling devices with outdated hardware that makes their inflated prices seem obscene.
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"He doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated," DeSantis's office stated.
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" In a statement to Reuters, OKCoin said it "never artificially inflated trading volume.
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At peak, that error inflated Twitter's numbers by as many as two million.
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"The sale price isn't so relevant to us — it's inflated," Mr. Danese said.
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To this day, people use tulips to express their incredulity over inflated values.
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Anna Delvey basically sold access to herself, and her currency was falsely inflated.
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In 30 years of waiting, had I inflated Graceland in my own mind?
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" • "Examples include fraud, bribery, insider trading, environmental disasters, inflated resumes or sexual indiscretions.
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Sanders's 2016 numbers, they say, were inflated by a sizable anti-Hillary vote.
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He believed that the levels for certain Oregon Project runners appeared artificially inflated.
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You borrowed heavily to keep the housing market inflated during the sluggish 2000s.
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If hotels on the route are hard to find, or inflated, consider camping.
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Inflated construction contracts are substantial drivers of the high cost of agency projects.
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A Brookings Institution report two years later concurred that ratings had become inflated.
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But is it reasonable to believe that equities will recover their inflated value?
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Some cynics thought the title a touch inflated, even for cool-hand Jared.
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Investors said lofty estimates led them to buy the notes at inflated prices.
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"We don't have any inflated sense of self-importance at Snopes," he said.
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The U.S. central bank in recent months has warned about inflated market values.
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But Reed said the problem wasn&apost a few companies with inflated valuations.
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But people suspected that the rapper's view total was inflated with artificial views.
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And based on where peers trade, even that reduced figure may be inflated.
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The Russian oligarchy purchase to Trump's Florida property at a highly inflated price?
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As we reported, the estimated net worth of $300 million was grossly inflated.
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The opposition said that figure was inflated, putting participation at nearer 30 percent.
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The previous day, the price had hit an inflated 290 roubles per litre.
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US officials, including at the White House, have suggested the $4 billion is inflated.
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Cohen testified that Trump inflated the stated worth of his assets in financial statements.
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She ran a tax preparation business, which inflated people's returns, with her ex-husband.
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Instead, an additional chamber is used, which is inflated and deflated by pressurized air.
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Before me stands a fully-inflated, 20173-foot tall Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon.
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The original balloons were supported by poles, and weren't inflated with helium until 1928.
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The body of the device is inflated through a port on its top end.
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But both films boast inflated run times largely devoted to CGI violence and explosions.
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A second cubesat will follow and fire a net to grab the inflated satellite.
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The tech giant alleges Lynch's firm fraudulently inflated its value ahead of the takeover.
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The video shows Perry running with resistance from a parachute inflated by the wind.
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In the video, each set of lungs is inflated and the differences are astounding.
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President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government rejects the OVV figures as inflated for political reasons.
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To estimate premiums in 2020, we inflated premiums using National Health Expenditure (NHE) projections.
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Nope, just a rogue inflated condom coming to derail an otherwise innocent baseball game.
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Instead, Thanos comes across as an over-inflated cousin of Grimace from McDonald's marketing.
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Well, in this case I can wholeheartedly praise OnePlus, even without any inflated pricing.
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Yet the fears about Mr Trump's readiness to unleash mass violence are probably inflated.
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Expectations for stimulus in other corners of the globe are similarly inflated, Suzuki said.
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Tidal has three million reported subscribers, and some say that number may be inflated.
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Its claims to launch in Kenya by 2019 appear to have been grossly inflated.
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Amazon's listings are mostly filled with third party retailers selling cards at inflated prices.
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Any new entrant to the S&P 500 Index comes at an inflated price.
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Cokeheads get nothing but a sore nose and an inflated sense of self-worth.
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David Litchfield feuded publicly with Oracle over the database giant's inflated claims of security.
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International analysts and economists have long suspected that Chinese official GDP figures were inflated.
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Regulators estimate that households' debt burden may have been inflated by billions of dollars.
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It comes to power amid allegations that turnout figures in Sunday's election were inflated.
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But please don't take them home and then sell them for an inflated price.
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When Bethesda teased Fallout 76, it irked me because I worried about inflated expectations.
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With that in mind, it's hard to see Yingde fetching a more inflated price.
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The mining company had allegedly inflated the price of assets in Mozambique, Reuters said.
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That by itself inflated the measured unemployment rate above what it would have been.
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Countless other cases of inflated drug prices have come to light in recent months.
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A speech here sucks oxygen from Brussels' inflated vision of one Europe fitting all.
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Cohen further alleged that Trump had inflated and deflated his assets for insurance purposes.
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In all, these inflated prices led to a $5.9 million payout of performance fees.
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But do we have an even more inflated view of our nearest and dearest?
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This line is inflated, but it doesn't mean the Nittany Lions can't cover it.
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"They're not going to pay up for inflated earnings on tax boosts," Calvasina said.
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The dinghy's inflated tubes collapsed and most of the passengers fell into the sea.
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The result is fast growth, high burn rates, bigger funding rounds and inflated valuations.
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Which underlines how the inflated promises of AI really do hinge on data acquisition.
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Disaster, inflated masculinity, and ineffectual superheroes seemed to be much on the artist's mind.
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His body still bears witness: The veins on his left arm are bulbous, inflated.
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Some may have been folded into complex patterns; others, inflated like a water bed.
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So the idea that the average penis is 7 inches seems a little inflated.
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And that could provide clues on how this styrofoam world got so unusually inflated.
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But a look at the catalogs published online showed inflated prices on popular items.
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Zanele Muholi's face is luminous — and framed by a headdress of inflated latex gloves.
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That means a tire properly inflated for the summer may be running low now.
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You might even say he has an inflated sense of his place in history.
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Supporters of Mr. Abdullah have said the Spinboldak numbers were hugely inflated and unrealistic.
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Values can be inflated when auction houses offer competitive guarantees to secure major consignments.
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The valuation is inflated by the high growth rates seen in the Indian market.
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In exchange for the money, inflated public works contracts were steered the companies' way.
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They then followed a similar pattern to buy at artificially inflated prices, authorities said.
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Another study alleged that Facebook inflated the number of people that its ads reach.
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Maffei says it may have years to go in terms of these inflated prices.
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Everybody pays inflated prices to cover these fees – even those without a credit card.
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This isn't too unusual; after a volatility storm the VIX tends to stay inflated.
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There were allegations of inflated black support for his plan to combat systemic racism.
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But although it was sent to space, the balloon was never inflated as planned.
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As recently as 2200, Unaoil was doling out millions of dollars to senior Iraqi officials, who then awarded contracts to Unaoil clients—frequently with super-inflated profits guaranteed, because the government had agreed to purchase products and services at super-inflated prices.
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At lunch with Kris, Kourtney tells Kris about Scott's inflated and questionably-intentioned food plan.
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Ms. Lake said that number was inflated, because voters are not often truthful with pollsters.
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"Take a bubble bath", it read, over a bath overflowing with inflated, scrunched-up plastic.
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The doctored 2016 DMI P&L was inflated by Manafort by more than $3.5 million.
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Energy Minister Doris Leuthard, whose government proposed the law, dismisses opposition estimates as highly inflated.
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Tesla, specifically, is believed to have inflated the costs of the projects over 100 percent.
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The truth is that Series A funds grew unexpectedly large, so deal size inflated, too.
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In addition, there's now a huge body of research showing that porn's perils are inflated.
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He has on several occasions suggested that Russia's reports of human rights abuse are inflated.
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With Egypt released from artificially inflated exchange rates, foreign cash is starting to come back.
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The early buy is a hedge against crowded airwaves and inflated ad rates this fall.
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Analysts believe Imperva's success last year was somewhat inflated by unusually high security spending levels.
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And it had already admitted a miscalculation in September led to over-inflated video views.
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The inflated canine was rushed to a local emergency vet by his owner Fran Jennings.
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GSK has benefited since June 2016 from a weaker pound, which has inflated overseas income.
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Lawrence-Daley's attack and injuries" and claimed, "it inflated and misrepresented [their] response to Mrs.
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If two such firms exist along a supply chain, prices are inflated at each stage.
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Instead, Gross said, the Fed has merely inflated asset prices while actually harming the economy.
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Tom Brady used his coat to sneak in snacks to avoid inflated concession stand prices.
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The trouble is that the payouts have not lived up to many Chileans' inflated expectations.
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At 48, he's so ripped and inflated, he looks like a party-favor balloon animal.
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Michelin recently revealed a prototype, dubbed Uptis, that doesn't need to be inflated at all.
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That does not suggest that Mr Anaya's company received an inflated sum for the sale.
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Their GDP, which is probably inflated by several points, is coming in lower and lower.
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The history of asset bubbles is that, once inflated, they are not easily deflated gradually.
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The bonds depreciated when they started trading, signalling that part of the demand was inflated.
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When inflated, the Aircurv's rigid structure makes it hard to slide it out the way.
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Look like the Chinese dockless bike-share company Mobike inflated its ride and ridership numbers.
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The painted nails, the popping of the inflated penis and the comic book styling. Bravo.
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It then rose like an inflated balloon before it careened into a thankfully empty chair.
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They say PRO10 funneled tickets to THG Sports, which sold them illegally at inflated prices.
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Both are followed by a miracle monetary cure, which inflated bubbles across various asset classes.
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As the morning dragged on, he stayed afloat using the buoys and his inflated boots.
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That, in turn, led to the list price of EpiPen being artificially inflated, Berman said.
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Some economists suspect China's surprisingly positive December trade figures were artificially inflated by such activity.
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Sources involved in the situation tell us that number has now inflated to nearly $15,20153.
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Critics also argue that the ultra-loose policy has inflated asset bubbles in financial markets.
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"Dance Square" comes from their debut LP Living Alone due out 7.29 on Inflated Records.
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One point of contention here has been the debate over whether Jacobs' inflated her resume.
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Fiat Chrysler confirmed a week ago that U.S. regulators were investigating claims of inflated sales.
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The tenure system, seen to protect inflated contracts, long has been a source of contention.
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Supporters of a Space Force argued the Air Force inflated the costs to drive opposition.
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This line was inflated by the Ravens blowout win over the Miami Dolphins last week.
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Officials said Tuesday that search teams overnight spotted an inflated dinghy and white emergency flares.
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But more than 2000 other people also had been convicted after receiving inflated test results.
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Artist's impression of HAT-P-11b, which is so swollen it resembles an inflated balloon.
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It's inflated to the point that I've actually created my very own GIF from scratch.
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As a millennial, I am not averse to a bit of self-inflated marketing speak.
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All the talk about billion-dollar exits has inflated the numbers that define a win.
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The currency of facts will be debased, that of stunts inflated, that of conviction sidelined.
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Companies argue profits from inflated drug pricing help them grow and fund more drug development.
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Although this is a relationship issue in other areas, inflated tech salaries exacerbate this problem.
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However, researchers found that wives inflated their husband's earnings even more than the husband did.
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Bankers, brokers and city officials inflated taxi medallion prices and saddled drivers with reckless loans.
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Officer Damico also testified that he inflated the charges against Mr. Garner after he died.
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Bankers, brokers and city officials inflated taxi medallion prices and saddled drivers with crippling loans.
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Regulators had focused on accounting adjustments that inflated the mixed martial arts group's future profitability.
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They paid him, he said, by buying computer forensic products from him at inflated rates.
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And the consequences are entirely as anticipated: inflated prices, health care overuse and runaway spending.
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While everything deployed as expected, the final two main parachutes were torn as they inflated.
|
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And some Chinese exchanges have inflated deal flow to attract business, according to former employees.
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Others focused on funding speculators who inflated asset bubbles from real estate to egg futures.
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It has been inflated, exalted, disputed and debunked almost from the moment Kennedy was assassinated.
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It is inflated by a stock of impaired consumer loans, although these appear adequately provisioned.
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The arms race is on and rock's more inflated figures have yet to weigh in.
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This is despite investor concerns that enthusiasm from ESG funds has artificially inflated these stocks.
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The company said a metric for average user time spent on videos was artificially inflated.
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The doctored 2016 DMI P&L was inflated by MANAFORT by more than $3.5 million.
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Trump's belief in his powers of persuasion is so inflated that it amounts to narcissism.
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When it's not inflated, it's really small and can pretty much fit into a backpack.
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First, fundamentally you have a high rate of FDA approvals, valuations are not too inflated.
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The property market is also inflated, and it may yet bring down the entire economy.
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Appraisals were being inflated to push home prices higher, as investor-flippers sought big gains.
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Mr. Trump inflated his net worth to apply for bank loans, according to Mr. Cohen.
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By paying an inflated price for the royalties, Nike could claim a larger tax deduction.
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At one point, a shapeless mound is inflated, eventually assuming the humanoid form of God.
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" The "flawed incentives that lead to inflated ratings, like the issuer-pays model, still remain.
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Salespeople inflated prices for equipment to fund bribes and kickbacks, the Chinese court documents show.
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Accordingly, the album is long, dense, meandering, and inflated by the too-many-cooks approach.
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That optimism, as inflated as it may have been, seems to have fallen by the wayside.
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Britain's house prices have inflated hugely in recent decades: by 161% in real terms since 1996.
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It usually takes years to get from the technology trigger, to peak inflated expectations, to trough.
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Then again, tech companies don't say that they have "inflated" profits when the dollar is weak.
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The problem with China is "every single asset class has been inflated" or "deflated," Cheung said.
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Embarrassed by his faux pas but feeling très 007, he struts half-inflated into the restaurant.
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The product: the Zippelin, a foldable suitcase with bike tubes that inflated to create a frame.
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Plus, it takes 28 blowers to stay inflated while people are bouncing to their hearts' desires.
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There were also cases when aid items were substituted for cheaper alternatives, resulting in inflated billing.
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Sometimes he inflated the number of his employees, by having friends occupy desks in the office.
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De Blasio estimated 250,000 people came out on Wednesday to watch the giant balloons being inflated.
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That price is super inflated and inaccurate (the real original price is $299) — tsk tsk, Walmart.
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First, there is the possibility that valuations appear inflated because corporate profit levels are particularly depressed.
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The habitat should stretch to the size of a small bedroom once it is fully inflated.
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Scientists fully inflated the experimental habitat called BEAM, which is attached to the International Space Station.
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Prices are high because "monetary policy has been so supportive, it's been so inflated," Blankfein said.
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The strong showing by female candidates is in part thanks to an inflated Democratic voter turnout.
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The government's critics blame inflated contracts given to cronies by Eskom, the state-owned power utility.
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It also may be tough for SpaceX to catch the inflated rocket on the way down.
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Officials have since said that statements made by both men referencing the inflated number aren't true.
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In March, Goldilocks had filed a lawsuit in Singapore alleging that Noble had inflated its assets.
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The outer atmosphere is inflated and tenuous, making the radius immense and the surface temperature low.
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Dwindling sales and inflated stores fleets have combined to put many of them out of business.
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Instead, inflated contracts "were awarded to companies belonging to top government officials' cronies and close associates".
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The inflated sprinkler stands 6 feet tall, so kids will have no problem running through it.
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One hypothesis is that a "bloating" government inflated the government payroll, increasing the need to borrow.
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Like many bubbles, the $215 minimum wage movement has been inflated by money and the media.
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Yet experts also worry that the price has been inflated into bubble territory by rampant speculation.
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GDP grew by a record 26% in 2015, but that was inflated by multinationals moving in.
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Weisman, who lives in Maryland, said Amaya's share price was inflated while Baazov's trades were concealed.
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Evans argued that the arrest stats were inflated and that decriminalizing fare evasion would hurt Metro.
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They accuse PRO10 of funneling tickets to THG Sports, which sold them illegally at inflated prices.
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Oregon's costs are inflated by the way in which it calculates pension benefits for public employees.
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Sure, that's a little bit cheaper than $100,000 — but do they have the same inflated magic?
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Princeton then found that its students suffered in job competition with their still-grade-inflated peers.
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But unlike a hot air balloon, they are closed at the bottom and inflated with helium.
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Fans donating a "properly inflated" football at the Bisons game will get two-for-one admission.
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The government alleges that in all, the inflated prices led to $5.9 million in performance fees.
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But padding can be inflated to push the driver's sides to mimic the sensation of cornering.
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Immelt's pay package was closely tied with per-share metrics, which were inflated through massive buybacks.
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Therefore, inflated marginal tax rates act as a powerful disincentive to small-business investment and vitality.
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It looks inflated and was painted from a postcard, not en plein-air, which upset Pissarro.
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Critics have long contended that Donald Trump's boasts of great wealth were, at the least, inflated.
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Lack of competition artificially inflated network fees and grocers had no ability to negotiate these costs.
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For Inflatable, Pneuhaus will install their, a geodesic dome composed of 109 inflated spherical camera obscuras.
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Even the United States' inflated medical costs only bring the test to between $40 and $80.
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But the prospect of inflated revenues, and thus larger payments to FIFA members, is nothing new.
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The homes were to be test groups, the exclusive benefactors of an inflated digital media technology.
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Oregon's costs are inflated by the way in which it calculates pension benefits for public employees.
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In fact, the impact could be worse, given the crumbling transportation system and already-inflated rents.
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He said he was aware of the inflated prices, but was not responsible for stopping it.
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Working with Goodyear rubber, he imagined inflated wonders that would be highly visible and buoyantly magical.
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Bailey has a 22001 E.R.A., a figure inflated when gave up seven runs to the Mariners.
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Experts told me that figure was most likely inflated, because Bitcoin mining gets harder over time.
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Some well-known scientists boycott those "prestige" journals to protest their perceived clubbiness and inflated status.
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Menswear designer Harikrishnan sent models down the runway wearing cartoonishly inflated latex trousers — and they're brilliant.
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Where it isn't sold out, enterprising sellers are charging outrageously inflated prices simply because they can.
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His statistics are also inflated by the absence of co-stars, allowing for complete ball dominance.
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But I never relied on an inflated market and I never got used to that comfort.
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More affluent New Yorkers find ourselves hemorrhaging money on goods and services with laughably inflated prices.
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A subsequent internal study by the C.I.A. found proponents inflated the intelligence value of those interrogations.
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Yatani ruled out any possibility of the costs of the bridge and economic zone being inflated.
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Another thing to look out for are food prices that are inflated to cover delivery expenses.
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This was my struggle—the bizarre by-product of a crippling insecurity and an inflated ego.
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And investors see valuations could be further inflated if more deal-making is on the horizon.
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The Felix balloon weighs only 60 or 70 pounds when not inflated, according to Mr. Piper.
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Festivities ramp up to Drumstick Day, as giant balloons get inflated for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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As the inflated characters hover their way downtown, the supervisors are fed information from the anemometers.
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The import bill was also inflated by petroleum imports, which were the highest since December 2014.
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It's possible that one such feeding frenzy triggered powerful outbursts that inflated this previously unseen feature.
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Initially at least, investors did not appear particularly troubled by news of the inflated user figures.
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Trump "inflated" the value of his assets in documents given to Deutsche Bank, Mr. Cohen testified.
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They maintained the $43 million figure was way off because it included an inflated overhead cost.
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The band inflated like balloons were alive, diving in the sky in a very organic way.
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Instead, Cohen in his testimony became a virtual wrangler of duck-sized horses, including portraits bought with charity funds, insurance claims with inflated damages, a bid for a National Football League team with inflated assets, hush money for mistresses, even false medical claims to avoid the draft.
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During the 893-289 playoffs, the Patriots allegedly used under-inflated footballs to gain a competitive advantage.
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Fire rescue officials used a cable to pull an inflated raft with people to a nearby pier.
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The area's already-inflated prices just continued to grow and grow, as they have largely done citywide.
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Al Shabaab has inflated casualty figures in the past, while other official estimates often play them down.
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Disney almost certainly won't find a buyer that will pay that inflated valuation for just the networks.
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"So many market caps are artificially inflated by developer pre-mines or deceptive coin counts," he warns.
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In a sense, growth is a bit of a vanity metric as it can be inflated unsustainably.
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Budget-watchers note that the inflated figure could be a hint toward a broader tax cut plan.
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That inflated the numbers to make it seem viewers were watching videos for longer than they were.
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But Zandi said on CNBC shortly after the release that technical factors may have inflated the number.
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The creation of this inflated importance is reciprocal between news organizations, social-media platforms, and viewers themselves.
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Nóos was used by both men to win inflated contracts to organize sporting events, according to prosecutors.
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The Boston Retirement System claims "artificially inflated" bonds declined after the automaker's diesel emissions scandal was revealed.
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That number is inflated, but he seems to believe it and is loth to jeopardise future deals.
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That number, down from 80% over the summer, may be inflated due to a lack of alternatives.
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But increases are always inflated when you start from scratch than when you've been around for decades.
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According to Forbes, the windfall inflated Zuck's net worth up to a "new high" of $56.7 billion.
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The commission argues that the level of royalty payments was inflated and did not reflect economic reality.
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The Davos elite is not content with hoarding an inflated proportion of the world's wealth and power.
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If those numbers are inflated — and the hype somewhat unearned — the industry could fall short of expectations.
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This is not the first time the President or his administration has inflated statistics in this regard.
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Do you think that's a wildly inflated valuation or do you think that's a reasonable price tag?
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"Even though it's a competitive marketplace, some people have an inflated perception of their worth," he said.
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Because moderators had artificially inflated r/altright's subscriber count, there's no telling how large the community was.
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The inflated, always suspect authority of ink-stained wretches like me has been leveled by digital anarchy.
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Authors are paid according to pages read, creating incentives to produce massively inflated and strangely structured books.
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Georgiou's troubles began in 2013 after a former ELSTAT employee claimed Georgiou had inflated budget deficit figures.
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Al Shabaab has inflated casualty figures in the past, while other official estimates often play down numbers.
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This is inflated by one large impaired exposure since 2012, representing about 45% of total impaired loans.
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In spite of the inflated interest derived from incessant media coverage, these predictions are not worth much.
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Inflated Steel Form Or an installation which artificially creates rainbows via water misters and high power spotlights.
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Israel and Saudi Arabia have understandable fears and insecurities about Iran, even though they are often inflated.
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But he appears to have inflated the extent of the role he actually played in the case.
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Until the extremely inflated costs of healthcare are addressed, no real and meaningful healthcare reform is possible.
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In other cases cited by Judge Joel Pressman, there was no allegation that employment figures were inflated.
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Demand for new homes is outpacing supply, creating an attractive market for investors that has inflated prices.
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Yet many analysts dispute that cause, instead citing uncompetitive salaries, inflated education requirements and biases in screening.
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The flow of money if holding companies use hidden markups to sell media space at inflated prices.
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Finally, homebuilders are still operating at far below the currently inflated demand and even below historical norms.
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The wildly-inflated prices of the biscuits follows a massive customer backlash playing out on social media.
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When packed away for launch the BEAM measures 2.2X2.4 metres, compared with 4X3.2 metres when fully inflated.
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There was a balloon stand in one corner with a few gently inflated treats for the kids.
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Much of America's inflated health-care spending ends up in the pockets of doctors and drug companies.
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Why it matters: Short sellers like Marc Cohodes have long alleged MiMedx fraudulently inflated its sales numbers.
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It is not the number of days in session, which is sometimes inflated by pro forma days.
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Both, along with eye-popping real estate prices, exist but became inflated in retellings beyond the city.
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But after its first earnings report, the stock got slammed on far-too-inflated expectations, Cramer said.
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This led some pundits to believe that Trump's polling was inflated heading into the March 8 contests.
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El-Halabi routinely inflated the cost of humanitarian projects, sending the difference to Hamas, the agency said.
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Perhaps, as often happens during booms, the sellers might get an inflated sense of their property's worth.
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The actions inflated Monsanto's reported profit by $31 million over the two years, according to regulatory filings.
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Cohen told the House Oversight and Reform Committee that Trump sometimes inflated his assets on financial statements.
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It said shareholders bought "artificially inflated" shares because Musk and other executives misled them with their statements.
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Cohen testified Wednesday that President Trump inflated and deflated his assets over the years, and provided Rep.
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West's outsize ego is a big part of him, and he knows you might think it's inflated.
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They have accused PRO10 of funneling tickets to THG Sports which sold them illegally at inflated prices.
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Some Chinese exchanges have falsely inflated their trading volume to lure new customers, according to former employees.
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But his cause did not revolve around the narcissistic, over-inflated, ego-led aims of most DJs.
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The wall is always getting taller; every grievance is inflated, and the grievance inflates him in turn.
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" "Authors are paid according to pages read, creating incentives to produce massively inflated and strangely structured books.
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But after accusations following the earthquake that the government had inflated numbers, they are now being cautious.
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One study published last year of California nursing homes between 2009 and 2013 found inflated star ratings.
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When the bills are sold off, the debt often grows, inflated by interest that is tacked on.
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This week, we're backing the Dolphins again to cover an extremely inflated line against the Buffalo Bills.
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Once you bring them down, you'll see the pants have become inflated thanks to the air flow.
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To his point, some of these buybacks were done at what now look like incredibly inflated prices.
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Completing the RG3 trade gave them so many extra first-round picks that it inflated their grades.
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Verdict: Hard to say which was more inflated — the Botero sculpture or its $1.6 million price tag.
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He thought the president was basically an inflated version of cutting a ribbon at a strip mall.
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My head is on fire and pulsating; my lungs feel like helium balloons inflated to their limit.
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Mr. Jones, an economist, also believes that the value of diamonds is inflated through marketing and rationing.
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This way you don't have to create an artificially-inflated market that no one wants to use!
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Some for-profit schools, in particular, have inflated expected salaries to justify borrowing large sums to attend.
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Keeping a tire optimally inflated reduces heating and flexing in the sidewall, a primary cause for blowouts.
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One cannot easily puncture the ball like a balloon, and it does not need to be inflated.
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Though Macy's inflated the original price, the sale price is still $100 cheaper than All-Clad's site.
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But he said he never intentionally inflated medallion prices, engaged in price speculation or issued reckless loans.
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The Libyans ordered male migrants to carry the inflated boats into the water, thirty on each side.
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The probe was prompted by Cohen's congressional testimony in which he alleged that Trump inflated his assets.
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No longer will our allies have to rely on Russian Gazprom supplies with inflated, prosperity-killing prices.
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On Wednesday, Netanyahu said the charges were inflated and suggested the police were on a witch hunt.
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Little hard round ones and green, spotted, soft-shell ones that resembled miniature half-inflated rugby balls.
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For many healthy middle class families, these inflated costs are worse than having no insurance at all.
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Ms. Janavs acknowledged paying a college consultant $100,000 to secure inflated scores on her daughters' ACT exams.
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"In a culture that's used to immediacy and inflated claims, it's difficult to have humility and patience."
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October's gains, the largest of Trump's presidency, were, economists cautioned, inflated by the previous month's weather disruptions.
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Foreign investors have also been attracted by Trump's huge corporate tax cut, which has inflated stock prices.
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In addition to Iran&aposs denials, the regime made inflated claims about its capabilities in recent days.
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Lenders were issuing reckless loans, and as in the housing bubble, the easy money inflated prices more.
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Commerzbank, however, thinks the November number was partially inflated by the end of the General Motors strike.
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In 2018, a separate study found that the 2016 study's figures were inflated by nearly two-thirds.
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Trump blasted Bannon on Wednesday afternoon, painting him as someone who inflated his role within the administration.
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"Refunds don't address the fraud or inflated premiums, the delinquency charges, and the late fees," he added.
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Early buyers may have overlooked inflated prices, because the abatement kept their monthly carrying costs relatively low.
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I saw how the body count got inflated as it was passed up the chain of command.
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WPTV reporter Jillian Idle tweeted a time lapse video of the balloon being inflated at the rally.
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Liaoning was also mired in a data falsification scandal involving years of inflated fixed asset investment numbers.
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The plaintiffs were not individuals; most were small manufacturers that had paid artificially inflated prices for materials.
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Turns out that another huge threat to pizza scooter drivers is an inflated sense of riding ability.
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"He's not a made-up myth or an inflated presence that we keep hearing about," she said.
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But the profitable combination of economic blockade and inflated prices has proved a boon to illegal trade.
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A separate technical error led to an inflated number of incidents in Utah making it into the report.
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Wherever the mesh had been cut away, the silicone could expand when inflated to form a 3D shape.
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But blaming radical leftists for his own inflated spending while simultaneously blaming Obama for previous overspending is insulting.
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An internal probe allegedly found that the cost of parts had been inflated by 20 percent, on average.
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Based on Turing's inflated price, the Sydney students produced about $110,000 worth of the Daraprim alternative, Williamson said.
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That inflated volume hasn't diluted the president's penchant for hurling invective toward his detractors and political adversaries, however.
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Analysts suggest the drop in South Korea's trading volume could indicate investors have become frustrated with inflated prices.
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Sullivan said JPMorgan's house view is that the was already inflated to a 14-year trade-weighted high.
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But his longtime BFF, fellow Olympian Ashley Wagner, isn't letting all the attention give him an inflated ego.
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Most famous as the concept that makes bitcoin possible, blockchain is the subject of its own inflated economy.
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The inflated satellite should fall back to Earth as the slight atmospheric drag causes it to slow down.
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Criminologists and data analysts believe that number is inflated because people are much more likely to report immigrants.
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Tianjin, along with a handful of other Chinese regions, has admitted that its economic record was grossly inflated.
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Luckily for Rajasthani workers, by the time the guar boom ended, global trends had inflated a new bubble.
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Real estate is a sensitive subject because land and asset prices inflated rapidly during the 1980s economic bubble.
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Scalpers have used bots to purchase as many tickets as possible, leading to inflated prices on secondary markets.
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Trump's push to rewrite global trade rules has upended supply chains and inflated costs for many U.S. companies.
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In May prosecutors said they were refiling the charges that he inflated the figures and thus injured Greece.
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So instead he climbed into the balloon (which is no easy task) and the balloon was then inflated.
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But, like the jobs claims, fears about Saudi Arabia's influence on the price of oil might be inflated.
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Trump's former personal lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen testified that Trump inflated his total assets in financial statements.
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N. takes the car in to make sure our tires are fully inflated and don't have a leak.
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Once inflated, BEAM will add a space -- about the size of a bedroom -- to the orbiting research lab.
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He now claims that the turnout figures have been inflated by as much as 18% in certain regions.
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The government is tightening credit after a borrowing binge, and the inflated property market is a big concern.
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Though surely inflated by name recognition, Biden has a sizable lead in the early Democratic primary polls. Sen.
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Gandhi accused the Modi government of buying 36 Rafael fighter aircraft from France at a highly inflated price.
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Facebook's inflated numbers did not lead to overbilling, but may have prompted companies to advertise more on it.
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Eventually, with the help of several ingenious filling methods, he successfully inflated the balloon, while securing the opening.
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As a result, performance figures were incorrect and Calvert collected inflated fees, the company said in a statement.
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These include refugee registration, though UNHCR has taken over the role since allegations by whistleblowers of inflated numbers.
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Chavannes and Fielding founded the Sealed Air Corporation and have been selling Bubble Wrap inflated cushioning since 1960.
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Producer prices inflated by a stronger-than-expected 53 percent for December, its fastest increase since September 25.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that Petrobras had inflated its assets by about $2.5 billion.
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That means the results you get could be inflated beyond what you're getting in day-to-day use.
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That's the high-concept goof in "Keanu," a 10-minute sketch that's been inflated to bloated feature length.
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Several of his drivers said that he was upset at high franchise fees and inflated prices for supplies.
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With limited options for onshore investments, people may also park their money in already inflated real estate markets.
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Throw the W. Bush number out because his approval ratings were hugely inflated in the aftermath of Sept.
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LEDE: The Supreme Court on Tuesday will debate when judges can award inflated payouts in patent infringement cases.
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Just make sure to bring your bargaining brain with you as the seller's starting prices are typically inflated.
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"The infrastructure of Hollywood that people have known for years is this inflated egotistical, hedonistic wasteland," says Piper.
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According to Cohen, Trump falsely inflated his assets to get bank loans, then deflated them to evade taxes.
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"Wow, a blowout JOBS number just out," Trump tweeted Friday morning, citing an inflated figure dismissed by economists.
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Experts on post-acute care argue that inflated self-reporting from nursing facilities has skewed the public data.
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Claims 3,000 people didn't die in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and that Democrats inflated the death toll.
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By the early '90s, the term was reduced to an abbreviation and inflated into a right-wing boogeyman.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it was very dissatisfied with the imposition of duties and that they were inflated.
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Restaurant meals, subway tickets, museum passes, plane tickets, hotel stays, gasoline, and rent payments are inflated by taxes.
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"I perceived inflated expectations; We have to deflate expectations," Francis told reporters Sunday evening on the papal plane.
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Their binge, combined with massive share buybacks, has inflated valuations and boosted earnings without creating any real value.
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"Wow, a blowout JOBS number just out," Trump tweeted Friday morning, citing an inflated figure dismissed by economists.
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Puma's share price, according to jurors, was inflated by $4.50 per share as a result of the fraud.
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In recent years, the prices of certain drugs have been artificially inflated to unaffordable levels, jeopardizing public health.
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Ujung Kim, who goes by nullobject on her online pages, enhances her darling compositions with inflated body shapes.
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Such distortions, related to Ireland's large cluster of multinational companie, inflated GDP again for the last two years.
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Particularly given that the figure may, in part, have been inflated by exporters trying to beat tariff deadlines.
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Ping's camp has alleged the number of votes cast for Bongo in southeastern Haut-Ogooue province was inflated.
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Some companies have been found to have inflated expenses or diverted state money for their own private use.
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Head to Sardinia in August, for example, and sky-high hotel rates and inflated prices are in store.
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Say what you want about inflated records and shaky bullpens: For the Red Sox, everything is coming together.
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The higher numbers are likely inflated, but more killings do not appear to reduce the number of users.
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For instance, Officer Pantaleo's partner admitted that he wrote up inflated charges against Mr. Garner after his death.
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Mr. Leitner, a retired computer programmer, was not pleased to learn that his rent had been artificially inflated.
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The executives and contractors in turn inflated the cost of their work for Bloomberg by millions of dollars.
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With these inflated evaluations and the money in the bank, these "entrepreneurs," right, have way too much burn.
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If not for inflated expectations, Brown would probably be remembered fondly as a hard-working if limited journeyman.
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Uganda is carrying out biometric registrations to clarify the number of refugees, following a scandal over inflated figures.
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But the industry's gain may come at the expense of efficient health care spending and inflated consumer concern.
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Finding a Vitamix that's actually on sale (and not just sporting an inflated original price) is pretty rare.
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When inflated, they can also be used as fishing bobbers or signaling devices for semaphore, according to SensiblePrepper.
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While it posted healthy earnings per share, those were inflated by a much-lower-than-expected tax provision.
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The government has for years vastly artificially inflated the number of encrypted devices it said it can't access.
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The Yankee batters are also striking out at an alarming rate — even in an era of inflated strikeouts.
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The likes of LVMH and Kering have continued pumping marketing dollars to keep their brand equity healthily inflated.
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For millennia, sovereigns inflated away debts by reducing the amount of precious metals like gold in their coins.
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"Deal sizes are much bigger now, partly because debt is so cheap which has inflated prices," Maellare said.
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And why not give them little pieces of paper which are gonna get inflated away at some point?
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The models wore pieces from the JW Anderson archives that had been inflated in the Moncler puffer style.
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" It also accused BLM of imposing "inflated and unnecessary costs on [Black Rock City] without providing adequate justification.
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If SoftBank continues to inject cash into such companies at inflated valuations, other investors may be scared off.
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Bank earnings, while at record dollar amounts, are inflated by the record level of assets in the system.
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In part, the disconnect stems from a revved-up labor market that encourages job hopping and inflated credentials.
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One deal turned auto warranty insurance losses into investment losses; the other inflated A.I.G. reserves by $500 million.
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China started mass importing sorghum in 2014, as a result of inflated grain prices set by China's government.
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The company faced intense scrutiny for its corporate governance structure, steep losses and an inflated private market valuation.
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The aftermath: The NFL determined that 11 out of 12 balls had been under-inflated during the game.
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The silhouettes Vaccarello produced were short, racy, leggy, with an inflated '80s shoulder sometimes slipping down the arm.
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China started mass importing sorghum in 2014 as a result of inflated grain prices set by China's government.
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" He said figures released by the election commission were "falsified (and) inflated in favor of the outgoing President.
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Along the way Trump progressively inflated the number of US jobs at risk, from 40,000 to one million.
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Too much confidence and an inflated ego are usually a mask of a salesperson who's covering something up.
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As well as inflated food prices, access to medicine has also been affected by the severe US sanctions.
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And Trudeau's province-wide numbers are inflated by urban Montreal, hiding far closer races elsewhere in the province.
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And according to Grossman, the design of the research may have inflated the success rate of the treatment.
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Great reviews might have inflated its numbers, but almost universally negative ones didn't seem to hurt it much.
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"I found her unfamiliar, rouged like a corpse, her tumid ankles peeking out, inflated and purple," Rowbottom writes.
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But over all, there are still problems with inflated personnel counts in both the army and the police.
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Well, history suggests that absolute monarchs become absolute tyrants, and that their sense of themselves becomes grotesquely inflated.
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I also believe that the release of this data will help to undercut inflated estimates of civilian casualties.
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Chloe's abdomen was inflated with carbon dioxide, in order for her surgeon to move easily around her organs.
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The severity of the intelligence remains in dispute, and some say Bolton and others have inflated the threat.
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And inflated asset prices put the financial system, meaning the lenders, at risk when those asset prices deflate.
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In the sort of classic manufacturing supply chains at issue in Hanover Shoe, which involved allegedly inflated lease prices for shoemaking equipment, and Illinois Brick, in which the state claimed masonry contractors passed along inflated charges for concrete blocks, it's easy to discern a bright line between direct and indirect purchasers.
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The owners siphoned most of this money into their clubs via absurdly inflated sponsorship deals from Middle Eastern companies.
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Or will it be an inflated silhouette, where the air between the cloth and the wearer creates the silhouette?
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SoftBank's Vision Fund, private equity activity in VC deals and inflated valuations — Palihapitiya divulged the asset class's biggest problems.
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When the bank advanced him his inflated mortgage, he paid for the property and repaid his down payment loan.
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Broudo that it's not enough for securities plaintiffs' lawyers simply to allege the share price was inflated by fraud.
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Year-earlier earnings were inflated by capital gains from the sale of stakes in the food industry, it said.
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Save 225% on select styles at Banana Republic Banana Republic is home to high-end styles without inflated prices.
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An eyewitness video shows the helicopter losing control before emergency rafts inflated as the aircraft descends toward the river.
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It's time to knock down that inflated ego and expose Ronnie as the spineless, lying douchebag he actually is.
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Communal living could just be the next big thing in New York's long-tortured and inflated real estate market.
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The filing contends that Ackerman McQueen inflated viewership numbers for the streaming service, fabricating and "misrepresenting" the service's performance.
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Also pointing out that Facebook has sometimes admitted to having made mistakes that significantly inflated its ad engagement metrics.
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Egypt's supply ministry has repeatedly denied allegations its wheat procurement figures were inflated, saying violations were small in number.
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In addition, Facebook admitted in September it had accidentally inflated the amount of time users spent viewing its videos.
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In other words, Facebook reported figures that inflated the number of users a Facebook page that a organically reached.
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"Probably." Of course, many great cities have seen their former bohemian quarters transformed by inflated property prices and consumerism.
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They're constructed of strong, kevlar-like materials—hopefully strong enough to withstand space junk—and are inflated upon arrival.
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It includes standard stuff for Democrats: a dislike of foreign entanglements and a suspicion that defence spending is inflated.
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Those efforts haven't been successful yet, and catching a big inflated ball may be even more difficult than that.
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There are various ways that life rafts could be inflated, including a cord being pulled by debris, he said.
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One of the plants, ProAgro, was bought from AHMSA for $475 million, a sum that critics say was inflated.
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Martines' 17-month-old daughter, Peyton, arrived at the hospital with an inflated amount of sodium in her blood.
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Essentially, the number of voters who don't actually have an eligible ID is very inflated by estimates like Wisconsin's.
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Strapped into a harness beneath Saraceno's inflated sculpture, we are carried aloft, peaceful and ecstatic, merging with the air.
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Essentially, the number of voters who don't actually have an eligible ID is very inflated by estimates like Pennsylvania's.
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"This study resolves a century old conundrum concerning the function of inflated wing veins in butterflies," the authors concluded.
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While inflated medical promises are hardly peculiar to molecular medicine, that field does seem particularly prone to breathless rhetoric.
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Fully inflated, it would provide 330 cubic meters (12,000 cubic feet) of internal volume for crew members in orbit.
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But others say such estimates are inflated as miners increasingly flock to sources of cheap renewable energy, like hydropower.
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So in that sense, NAFTA inflated the market and probably drew more people into the underworld as a result.
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But those twin deficits are rising again after tax cuts and wage and pensions hikes that have inflated consumption.
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He started as a freshman, and his numbers are inflated a bit by Cal's Air Raid style of play.
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The allegations relate to billing for ineligible patients and inflated levels of care, the department said in a statement.
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If Mr Trump makes inflated promises with little accompanying detail, Ms Clinton's offerings are on the whole too fiddly.
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The kids stuffed a bunch of confetti of different colors in a balloon and inflated it until it popped.
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Once inflated to its full size, the habitat will be about 13 feet long and 10.6 feet in diameter.
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Trump sparked controversy earlier Thursday when he tweeted that the estimated 3,000 death toll was intentionally inflated by Democrats.
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Fattah inflated the budgets submitted to the school district and kept the extra money for himself, according to prosecutors.
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Ultimately, the consumer pays for this misuse when they are stuck with reduced choice, inflated prices, and hobbled innovation.
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These same policies lead to worse environmental results as subsidies take on inflated importance over stewardship for planting decisions.
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For the first time since 1965, the state will require fair bidding on projects — and stop requiring inflated costs.
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Inflated insurance claims can be a cut and dried criminal case if they are outside the range of valuation.
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"You won't daydream about rest and recumbency, lawn chairs and inflated pool rafts and white hotel comforters," she writes.
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Michael Cohen testified that Lieberman was aware that the president had inflated his assets to an insurance company. 58.
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BubbleBum is an inflatable booster seat that weighs just over a pound and can be inflated in 20 seconds.
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He pleaded guilty to fraud and testified against Eddie, describing how the company had inflated inventory and sales figures.
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Proponents of the Space Force criticized the number as inflated in order to deter lawmakers from funding the project.
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Shareholders had filed a lawsuit, seeking $85033 billion, claiming that BP's actions artificially inflated the value of its stock.
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The move has been slammed by Democrats who say the threat of Iran cited by President Trump is inflated.
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Even this low number might be inflated given that they focused on credible claims, and not prosecutions and convictions.
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They have tried to stall progress by delaying responses and sending inflated figures to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
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Conte's candidacy hit a hurdle on Tuesday when it appeared that he had inflated some of his academic credentials.
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But at the same time, every year the subscription numbers keep shrinking, creating an artificially inflated supply and demand.
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But opposition leaders have claimed that official figure is inflated and the real turnout was close to 30 percent.
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The heart of the claims: The Federal Trade Commission says Uber offered inflated hourly earning figures for potential drivers.
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It said this caused purchasers at four electricity trading hubs to pay inflated prices, costing at least $139.3 million.
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And some have inflated the ranks of the dangerous Nigerian mafia that traffics in drugs, prostitution and sex slavery.
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In reality, the Iranians could have made inflated claims about the payment no matter when the cash was delivered.
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The House Democrats behind the subpoena are trying to find out whether Trump inflated his assets, Jimmy Kimmel said.
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Many passengers on board SU 1492 then escaped via the plane's emergency slides that inflated after the hard landing.
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The jade green "Buddha (Earth)," its chest inflated as if by an awed intake of breath, is characteristically sublime.
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Economists warned that the report was inflated by short-term factors and probably overstated the underlying pace of growth.
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At times, it seems that Mr. de Blasio's fierce rhetoric has given some immigrants an inflated sense of security.
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Many, even within his own party, say Mr. Schulz became a victim of overly inflated expectations and tactical missteps.
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Most end up paying inflated prices on the black market, or depend on émigré relatives to send them supplies.
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Behind it lies, exactly as it once did in Britain, a sense of mission civilisatrice and inflated national exceptionalism.
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That&aposs likely to continue to fuel inflated valuations and irrational investments for some time to come, he said.
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A report from Taxpayers for Common Sense shows that revenues from drilling in the Refuge have been wildly inflated.
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"I think we've been in an artificially inflated market," he told interviewer Bethany McLean, contributing editor of Vanity Fair.
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But her telephone call with Mr. Liao reflected her realization that her hopes had been inflated, Mr. Hu said.
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"Value stocks are typically on the other side of all of these trends that inflated this bubble," Kolanovic said.
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The myth was founded on truth, but inflated by a mix of misinformation, wishful thinking and lust for gold.
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Signs of inflated prices in some stocks have triggered pump-and-dump fears that could rebound on retail investors.
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The restaurant interiors are not worth the inflated food prices, and the experience isn't what it's advertised to be.
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Kirill Tereshin went viral a few years ago after he reportedly artificially inflated his arms with Synthol drug injections.
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State-run Securities Times warned against "over-inflated" expectations for the yuan in a front-page commentary on Wednesday.
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Central banks who inflated stocks and will now be required to raise rates quickly to slow an overheating economy?
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VTDigger reported in 2016 that Jane Sanders had inflated the amount of donations the small Vermont college had received.
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The airbag inflated with excessive force, spraying shrapnel into the car and causing light burns to the driver's leg.
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In advanced economies bank balance-sheets look stronger than in 2007, and no obvious debt-fuelled bubbles have inflated.
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The inflated balloons stay there for six months, taking up space inside the stomach so the person feels full.
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Those terrorists can be inspired by any number of things, but inflated political rhetoric is a potential contributing factor.
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In other words, the Fed's Greenspan-Bernanke-Yellen put is alive and well and still supporting inflated security prices.
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His business colleagues told the magazine that the 85033 number was inflated to almost four times Ross's actual wealth.
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Every morning, Ms. Shah makes bhatura, coarse rounds of bread that arrive half-inflated, for scooping up chickpea curry.
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Even if patients aren't paying these prices out of pocket, we all pay for inflated costs via higher premiums.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for instance, asked him whether Mr. Trump inflated the value of assets when insuring them.
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He could get about 2 kilometers [1 mile] at a time before the tube needed to be inflated again.
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Even if Somalia's leadership does not embezzle or divert such funds, the inflated salaries Somali officials receive in comparison to the local economy undermines Somalia's rehabilitation in three ways, First, international subsidization of inflated public sector salaries in Mogadishu disincentivizes private sector employment in favor of a growing but ultimately unsustainable bureaucracy.
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The yuan-denominated figures were likely inflated by authorities' apparent willingness to let the currency weaken against the U.S. dollar.
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The balloon can be completely inflated and launched within 50 minutes and can stay airborne for weeks at a time.
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Over the past eight years, Mylan CEO Heather Bresch's compensation inflated from $2212 million to nearly $24 million, including bonuses.
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The plaintiffs claim that Facebook inflated ad viewing time averages by 150 percent to 900 percent, much higher than reported.
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DeSantis, also "doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated," according to Stephen Lawson, a spokesman for his campaign.
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Last year, there were just 34 deals but the total volume was inflated by a $46 billion AB InBev deal.
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On Thursday, Bondi told Fox News that in Miami-Dade and Monroe County, customers are reporting inflated prices per-gallon.
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Though as Facebook's trouble with inflated metrics in 2016 proves, advertisers will want to know exactly what they're paying for.
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"On the consumer defensive side, we view in general the industry as a bit inflated," said Morningstar analyst Erin Lash.
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Money managers say mainland investors can find bargains in Hong Kong compared to the inflated valuations on China's domestic exchanges.
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This was just one example of the kinds of inflated claims that insurers have been dealing with, Mr. Sánchez said.
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He said there's also part of the first quarter's 3.2% growth that was inflated partially by a build in inventories.
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He said before hitting the road, drivers should check the car's tire pressure to make sure they are properly inflated.
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Other debates covered allegations that Facebook used inflated metrics to persuade marketers that Facebook users were heavy consumers of video.
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Corinthian collapsed in 2015 after it was fined by the government for misleading prospective students with inflated job placement numbers.
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Businesses that are performing well often have profits that are at cyclical highs and that are valued at inflated levels.
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As each frame advanced, the metal puffed out from its rigid form as easily as a balloon inflated with air.
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If shares without votes are sold for inflated prices, their owners will eventually be burned, and won't buy them again.
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Bank deals usually happen when valuations are high, balance-sheets stretched, profits inflated, and managers and investors are wildly bullish.
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The company has overestimated the average viewing time for video ads, and inflated the number of visitors to business pages.
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South Korean youngsters suggest that you engage in quiet reflection to help you overcome your inflated sense of self-importance.
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The threat of Air France's inflated cost base swelling further scares investors, says Daniel Roeska of Bernstein, a research firm.
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Exercising the recommended amount "appeared to wipe off completely" the inflated risk of cancer death resulting from alcohol, said Stamatakis.
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If Mr Trump inflated and deflated assets as often as Mr Cohen said he did, then false filings probably abound.
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The nurses inflated Jewel's abdomen by pumping it full of carbon dioxide gas, to give doctors more space to work.
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She has shattered any inflated rumors about her life and has become a well-respected household name for her work.
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Williams's instincts favor the inspirational rocker — huge, inflated songs featuring homilies she can scream at the top of her lungs.
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For a commission, the Chinese vendor then issued highly inflated receipts to Chikli's shell companies, creating a "legal" paper trail.
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The nexus for the festival will be the Space Cloud (pictured) in Kit Carson Park, an inflated 8,000 sq. ft.
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Then they flip them back to the people who actually want to wear them — at an inflated price, of course.
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The result is consumers end up having to buy components or servicing at inflated prices from "licensed" or "approved" dealers.
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"When you're 14 and you're going through hormonal changes, the superficial problems get really inflated," Absten, now 21, tells PEOPLE.
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The Temer administration has accused the previous government of hiding a series of fiscal liabilities that inflated the primary deficit.
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Once inflated, it will remain for two years in order to see how well expandable technology holds up in space.
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Although the official price of goods is correspondingly cheap, many are available only at inflated prices in the black market.
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Samsung had denied the allegations and accused Huawei of seeking "grossly" inflated licensing fees, countersuing Huawei in the United States.
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Shareholders at the Popolare di Vicenza meeting were mostly customers who were sold the unlisted stock at an inflated value.
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They said this inflated Kit Digital's results, causing the New York-based company to understate losses by millions of dollars.
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Corporate debt was around 240% of GDP at end-2016, although this estimate is inflated by the activities of MNEs.
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Here's how it would work, according to the patent: The bumper houses an inflatable portion, which extends out when inflated.
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The plaintiffs allege essentially that TJSL, responding to financial incentives, knowingly inflated and misreported its employment statistics to prospective students.
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Lead author Vasanti Malik warned that this statistic might be inflated because people could have switched from drinking regular soda.
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Justice Department attorney John Robertson wrote in court papers that the company "wildly inflated" the value of the trademark names.
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"Limited authorized channels result in inflated, high repair prices and high overturn of electronic items," the New York legislators wrote.
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"We believe that most of these projects are at inflated prices, and so we are looking at them," Ameer said.
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"Any cartel by shipping liners in this region results in inflated prices for cargo transportation," Competition Commissioner Tembinkosi Bonakele said.
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Listed as one of the show's executive producers, Bow Wow and his inflated ego are at the forefront of GUHHATL.
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Camarillo found that if the Hövding helmet wasn't fully inflated, it flattened out — which would mean a flattened head, too.
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Several members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries responded to the tweet, saying prices were not artificially inflated.
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The result has artificially inflated the size of the president's base of support and its importance in the national perception.
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Emma's an actress, a sloppily confrontational, drug-addled mess in a business populated by handlers who applaud inflated self-regard.
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One frog only released the mating sounds; the other also inflated a balloon mimicking the movement of a vocal sac.
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Officials said that there was no rush to get Beam inflated, and that they were confident they would eventually succeed.
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At its annual general meeting Monday, IATA noted that the 2017 total had been inflated by one-off tax credits.
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The headline public sector net debt figures are inflated the effect of a temporary Bank of England lending stimulus scheme.
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Trump took those inflated threats and ran with them, turning fear of deadly foreigners into the basis for his movement.
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They allege that Tesla acquired SolarCity — which was founded by Musk's cousins, Lyndon and Peter Rive — at an inflated price.
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At campaign rallies, he's spent considerable time ticking through his polling numbers, which on Monday night proved to be inflated.
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Spain, for example, suffered from the collapse of an enormous housing bubble inflated by irresponsible lending from northern European banks.
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The nicest ones from LG and Samsung max out around $75703,27570, so this is an inflated price on Dell's part.
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The oft-cited headline that 6803 million species are threatened with #extinction has been criticized by some as being inflated.
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NBC supersized its popular Thursday night sitcoms in the early aughts; Fox inflated "American Idol" like a Macy's parade balloon.
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That is the moment when I realized that there was not enough room for me and Pengy as he inflated.
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The researchers made casts of the animals' vaginas with silicone, then inserted the inflated penises into the actual flesh vagina.
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Moreover, many employees have had inflated expectations of their own (no matter what 409a valuation is tied to their shares).
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When some soft appendage is called into action, a subset of chambers are pneumatically inflated, resulting in the desired motion.
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Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar reported Friday that 342 Kurdish fighters had been killed, although that number may be inflated.
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However, the positive data hide developments in the domestic economy, as the surplus is inflated by activities of large multinationals.
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They inflated a giant orange balloon depicting President Trump as a pouting baby, wearing a diaper and wielding a smartphone.
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Plus, good luck even finding hand sanitizer that isn't being sold by a third party at a ridiculously inflated price.
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But The Washington Post found the Bureau grossly inflated those statistics, with the correct number being between 1,000 and 20193,000.
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I can cherish the strange way one animal inflated, or the way my partner's face lit up at another's antics.
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Last year, two high-altitude drop tests here on Earth damaged the parachutes, with some even tearing while they inflated.
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Last year, two high-altitude drop tests here on Earth damaged the parachutes, with some even tearing while they inflated.
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Every now and then, he stopped in place, inflated his chest and made a sound like a rusty swing set.
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Quin Garcia, a partner in San Francisco-based AutoTech Ventures, concurs that the space is crowded and valuations are inflated.
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Hassinger previously used the mandala at the Landing Gallery in 2017, exhibiting one made from inflated pink, plastic shopping bags.
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Or suppose it assigns intellectual property rights for some technology to its Irish subsidiary, and pays that subsidiary inflated royalties.
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Overpaid jocks will rush around a field carrying an inflated piece of leather as if it were their own child.
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But it was not inflated as a balloon would be, and it did not block the air like a parachute.
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He inflated expectations for a swift, potent emergency package to cushion the incoming blow then failed to deliver a plan.
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Skin on his neck had to be "inflated" and stretched, to cover and compose the lower portion of his face.
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In 2015, inflated share prices eventually gave way to a big crash, while the wider Chinese economy was slowing down.
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While he was outside the Voskhod, his suit inflated so much that he could not get back inside his spacecraft.
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So a $10 trip can be set all the way to $50 if you choose to accept that inflated fare.
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If collusion held down inflated rights prices, the main beneficiaries from its end would be already-loaded teams and athletes.
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"There's a little weakness in Q1 and then the other quarters are artificially inflated because of that," Ms. Bostjancic said.
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Finding a buyer who might actually want to live in the house has been a challenge, given the inflated price.
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Mr. Bannon is the latest in a long line of political advisers whose reputations are inflated after an election victory.
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In pricey places, "local vendors will almost all cost more due to the inflated costs of living there," Courtney says.
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"I think her credentials are being a little bit inflated," said the former official, who requested anonymity to speak candidly.
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Beyond Sondland's need to amend his testimony, several officials questioned what they perceived to be his inflated sense of self.
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When he was not fabricating, he was exaggerating; he routinely inflated how much he'd spent on his various business ventures.
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I also get a sonohysterogram — which is the equivalent of having a water balloon placed in your uterus and inflated.
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If SoftBank continues to inject cash into companies such as OneConnect at inflated valuations, other investors may be scared off.
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"Prices are very inflated, mainly because of shortage in housing," said Vilhjalmur Bjarnason, chairman of Hagsmunasamtok Heimilanna, an industry association.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said the stock from both of those companies was artificially inflated for Tobin's own profit.
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Improperly inflated tires make it much harder for you to maintain proper control of your car, especially in winter conditions.
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Cohen testified that Trump inflated his assets and presented copies of financial statements he said were provided to Deutsche Bank.
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Certainly Trump massively overstated problems with the economy in 21968 — making up wildly inflated unemployment numbers — and won the election.
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On CNBC's Squawk Alley on Wednesday, the chairman said he didn't think SoftBank's big equity investments came with inflated valuations.
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The deal gives the Knicks a young, talented guard, although at the inflated price of $71 million over four years.
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Those numbers clearly stick in Wayne's craw because he says all that was on top of Sweeney's inflated 10 percent.
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If narcissists are to retain their inflated importance, everything that goes wrong must also be magnified on the same scale.
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In response, a second group of researchers from the same university contended that multiple mistakes had wildly inflated the study's estimate.
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Manhattan real estate sputtered in the fourth quarter, as inflated prices and rising inventories continued to weigh on the high end.
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The leading theories suggest that in the split second after the Big Bang, the universe inflated at brain-meltingly fast speed.
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WhatsApp is particularly popular throughout Brazil because it is free, while local service providers generally offer inflated rates for SMS capability.
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It entails a flight to Switzerland and expenses on the ground like housing and food are heavily inflated during the week.
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And as sometimes happens, this particular local news stories became inflated via the infinite bellows of social media and meta-aggregation.
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When unfurled and fully inflated, the sculpture will attain an elongated diamond-like shape, roughly the length of a football field.
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The most common procedure sends one or several deflated balloons down a person's throat, after which they're inflated with saline solution.
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Teva admitted that its executives bribed officials in order to win more than $65 million in inflated, "corrupt" profits in Russia.
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And some gangs have even taken to extorting money from local governments by forcing them to sign inflated public works contracts.
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Loans had been made to borrowers with no ability to repay and were based on inflated home appraisals, the complaint said.
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This week alone, in fact, its lineup has inflated with four new matchups, each of them exciting in their own way.
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For instance, the government report theoretically could be inflated by census workers added to the government payrolls in April or May.
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Instead of blowing up balloons, a rarity in Cuba, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
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Inflated by big increases in the minimum wage, pensions now account for more than half of the government's non-interest spending.
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Expect resellers to grab as much inventory as possible, and flip the consoles for ludicrously inflated prices on eBay and Craigslist.
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Buxom's Full-On Lip Polish definitely temporarily inflated my lips and the tingling was minimal, but the glossy finish confused me.
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Overall, the researchers believe it is dogs who suffer the most from these inflated claims, not the egos of their owners.
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The bottom line is Pinterest, given its slow growth and inflated valuation, was probably always doomed to be nicknamed an undercorn.
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As it stands, Obamacare guarantees coverage for the ill and funds their care through inflated premiums only in the individual market.
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The Citizens Task Force said the foundation's plans were based on an inflated estimate of population growth and demand for land.
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Anything that inflated housing or other asset prices helped older owners and hurt younger people trying to buy into those markets.
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The report said sales were inflated by 5,000 to 6,000 vehicles, though the unidentified sources did not specify the time period.
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I think that user number is slightly inflated by the fact that most people usually have multiple Instagram accounts these days.
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Nor are those in what Walter Bagehot called the "efficient" branch of government immune to an inflated sense of self-importance.
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Online bidding for reconstruction projects, for example, can help avoid the kickbacks and inflated prices that often afflict post-disaster procurement.
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INFLATED ORDERS Some funds are inflating orders beyond approval levels, in order to try to minimise the effect of scale-backs.
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Back in September, a Wall Street Journal report revealed an error that inflated average viewing time by more than 80 percent.
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It's a very intense day at home and in your relationships, Cancer—watch out for power struggles, manipulation, and inflated egos.
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"It's a very big problem because land speculators have actually disenfranchised many communities and inflated the cost of projects," Masinde said.
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Uber and Lyft recently ramped up their rider discount offers, prompting overheard talk in the NYSE hallways about artificially-inflated numbers.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that Trump inflated the value of his assets for insurance purposes and deflated them to get tax deductions.
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The inflated reviews have taken a toll on consumer trust, and so Amazon has finally decided to do something about it.
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Short of tax revenues, local governments treat land as free money, expropriating it cheaply and then selling it at inflated prices.
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The complaint says, Musk&aposs recent tweet about taking the company private were misleading and artificially inflated Tesla&aposs stock price.
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Running parallel to the animated cover's growing/shrinking seedpod, an 8' x 10' inflatable mechanically inflated and deflated at the installation.
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When products become available, many struggling Venezuelans buy them and sell them on at inflated prices that most Venezuelans can't afford.
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Wonderful Wonderful gleams and wails, an arena-rock record smoothed over with cold keyboard embellishments but inflated with sublimely inane confidence.
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"The blue-chip bubble may be inflated bigger in 2018, before bursting," said Sun Zheng, strategist at China Development Bank Securities.
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Much of those inflated margins can be chalked up to online services, including advertising and, most notably, cloud services through AWS.
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The satellites inflated in space and turned into mirror-like reflectors that bounced signals from one spot on Earth to another.
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We made it a priority to cut out any kind of overly inflated lifestyle habits that had crept into our lives.
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Until recently, she added, 50 percent down payments were common for houses and apartments, even with China's highly inflated property values.
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Facebook needs a story to support its inflated valuation, which is well above other tech names such as Google, he said.
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The Fed realizes that, by holding interest rates down for so long, it has distorted investment decisions and inflated asset bubbles.
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The FTC first filed charges against Tucker and his associates in 2012, claiming the lenders charged inflated interest rates on loans.
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Now that I'm older and wiser, I would likely despise someone like Adrian for his over-inflated sense of literary prowess.
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They can also be inflated easily with a hair dryer (yes, really!) or a standard air pump, which is sold separately.
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German publication Der Spiegel reported in March that the club's Abu Dhabi owners inflated sponsorship agreements to comply with FFP requirements.
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The broader argument made by Ms Tett suggests that things are even worse than in 2008; all asset prices are inflated.
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What bothers me most, though, is that people are actually falling for this inflated nonsense, and doing it in inexplicable ways.
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In applying for a loan from Banc of California, Gates said the income from Manafort's company was inflated by $6 million.
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" • "SoftBank and other investors have valued these start-ups at inflated levels, leading to an overheated system filled with unsound businesses.
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Because plans can't conduct "spread pricing" in Medicare, they claw back money from pharmacies, based on those inflated prices, throughdifferent means.
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It's hard to justify paying an inflated gym price for a feature you can only use one-fourth of the year.
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Unfortunately, Nintendo stopped producing the GameCube and all of its residual accessories back in 2007, which has naturally inflated the price.
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Sherry Cooper, chief economist at Dominion Lending in Toronto, says Vancouver's inflated prices are higher than anywhere else in the country.
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Similarly, after house prices plunged between 2006 and 85033, it looked like homes in several pricey markets had been wildly inflated.
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Sometimes pledges simply don't come through, and so one essential question is whether the college, and Sanders, knowingly inflated the promises.
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Low interest rates have pushed investors into riskier assets, raising concerns that stock prices and other assets have become artificially inflated.
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Because market manipulation has helped push cryptocurrencies to dizzy, grossly inflated heights, the recent falls in value have been similarly spectacular.
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" 2012: bluster -- The word means both "to roar and be tumultuous, as wind" and "noisy, empty threats or protests; inflated talk.
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On the LME, where volume figures are inflated by the exchange's complex spread structure, headline activity amounted to 10.50 million tonnes.
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The plan would also introduce more government regulation to health care giants that charge wildly inflated prices for services and medication.
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It also said ZTO inflated profit margins by keeping certain low-margin segments of its business out of its financial statements.
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They used a personal cellphone or a flash drive that was delivered by courier to pass along the inflated price quotes.
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In September, Facebook revealed that it had inflated how much time its users were spending watching videos on the social network.
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A group of consumers had sued Apple, claiming that the company's monopoly over its App Store led to inflated app prices.
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"He thought the president was an inflated version of cutting a ribbon at a strip mall," said Colbert, continuing the thought.
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By massaging their egos, making them feel like they've got knowledge, they've persuaded them to buy any shite for inflated prices.
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However, some reports indicate that top Trump officials, particularly National Security Adviser John Bolton, a noted Iran hawk, inflated the threat.
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They deal in all the intense emotions: rage, sadness, wonder, horror, humor—all spun together and inflated to a biblical scale.
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In short, the ACLU's complaints against the bills are at best inflated, and appear to be aimed at scaring away sponsors.
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On Amazon, major brand names like Purell and Germ-X are either out of stock or available at ridiculously inflated prices.
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Federal officials accuse Lula of funding election campaigns using kickbacks and bribes pumped into inflated oil contracts, a charge he denies.
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I still don't get how Olivia Wilde, Oscar Isaac, and Annette Bening were conned into the most inflated movie since Beaches.
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During the bidding process, Reuters found, CorrectHealth shared inflated budget costs with its competitors, allowing it to make a cheaper offer.
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SoftBank's presence has inflated deal sizes in the venture capital world, where rounds of financing are typically well below $100 million.
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Or they may just be another of-the-moment asset that 1 percenters, flush with cash, have inflated to unsustainable proportions.
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Images of empty shelves and inflated online prices spread across social media as pharmacists complained of a surge in wholesale prices.
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The decision came as images of empty shelves and grossly inflated online prices for antibacterial hand gel spread across social media.
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Assing, whose hyperbole could be as extreme as her politics, described herself in the most inflated terms as Douglass's true companion.
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Yet even if the year-over-year increase was somewhat inflated, the underlying trends point to a pickup in wage growth.
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This means you save $352 (almost 4003%), but you should be aware that Walmart has inflated the regular price a bit.
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The patient swallows a capsule attached to a micro-catheter, and the balloon is inflated with gas as the capsule dissolves.
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The patient swallows a capsule attached to a micro-catheter, and the balloon is inflated with gas as the capsule dissolves.
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The state's attorney general claims the city inflated taxi license prices by 240% for more than a decade and defrauded drivers.
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The transparent cells are covered by thin sheets of plastic, inflated with air until they are firm enough to support weight.
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If sellers have inflated expectations, it might at least in part be because of all the real estate data available online.
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Attendance The crowd for the four-game program was announced at 15,503, and the figure did not seem to be inflated.
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The defendants obtained the inflated values in part by getting fraudulent quotes on securities from "corrupt brokers," according to the indictment.
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Doctors would withhold patients' prescriptions and force them to purchase Johnson & Johnson's Acuvue lenses directly from their offices at inflated prices.
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In 2009, I dissected the list, and found a series of distorted and inflated statistics, opinions and conjecture disguised as fact.
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If prices were inflated, Apple merely passed along the markup to consumers – precisely the scenario in which Illinois Brick bars claims.
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But the seemingly inflated costs — including $215,000 for a manually sliding gate and a guardhouse — drew scrutiny from the opposition party.
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From overly inflated starting wages to misperceptions around warehouse policies, here are the biggest rumors about Costco that aren&apost true.
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"This explains why an inflated carcass, due to the gases of the decomposition, was dragged into the mangrove forest," she said.
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Cohen also suggested in his testimony that the Trump Organization had provided financial statements that showed inflated assets to insurance companies.
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Prosecutors said in the filing that Mangiante, in interviews with the media, had inflated Papadopoulos' help to investigators following his plea.
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As it touched down at the site, just before 8AM ET, the Starliner also inflated air bags to cushion its landing.
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Baehrel himself, when called out for various inventions or exaggerations—inflated numbers, mis-dropped names—has tended to blame the messenger.
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Last month, for instance, he repeatedly touted a disreputable Zogby poll that inflated his general approval rating by about 10 percent.
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Petral was the trading arm of Pertamina, which an anti-corruption investigation showed paid inflated prices for fuel and crude imports.
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Their view is that PBMs should only have a transactional administrative fee and not a percent of an inflated drug price.
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According to the researchers at the Harvard Chan School, what sets the U.S. apart may be inflated prices across the board.
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That's good reason to seize the opportunity of a rival listing on Thailand's inflated bourse, setting a price for Tesco too.
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Along the coast, floats made from several inflated rubbers tied together bob on the sea, carrying baited hooks of fishing lines.
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Taylor Cintron, 19, an economics major at UConn, was put in charge of the next task, boarding an inflated life raft.
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They typically are required to show that the school misled them, by presenting them with inflated job placement rates, for example.
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People can apply if they believe their school inflated job placement numbers, for example, or misled them about a program's accreditation.
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Applicants typically are required to show that the school misled them -- by presenting them with inflated job placement rates, for example.
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The jet was cheaper than paying local lawyers, who expect to make enough to offset the Bay Area's inflated housing costs.
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He also inflated that number from 1,200 when he offered the same talking point at an El Paso rally on Monday.
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Prices are generally inflated for tourists, so if you know how much a local would pay, you'll have an unexpected advantage.
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And the concern is not how to maintain it and keep it inflated; but how to tamp down on it gradually.
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The investigation focuses on investments in overpriced assets, including private equity funds with artificially inflated share prices, according to the federal police.
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Several of the animals appear to be dipped in lurid colored ink and inflated to the extent that they appear balloon-like.
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You've probably seen the Gartner Hype Cycle diagram: inflated expectations, followed by despair and eventually a pragmatic understanding of the technology's value.
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For example, Gale said that animal numbers could be inflated, giving a skewed picture of how much meat is eaten in China.
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The Hatchimals Amazon page lately has plenty of third-party sellers asking inflated prices for Hatchimals and the new Hatchimals Surprise toys.
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When the Gurung emerged from the cliff, their hands were swollen with bee stings and looked like they'd been inflated with pumps.
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For decades, parents everywhere paid inflated prices for their children's tiny happy meals — and mostly because the kids wanted a disposable toy.
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McFarland inflated the amount of users of the service, and many users complained when tickets to events they were promised never came.
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After the Big Bang, physicists think that the Universe quickly inflated, then began cooling down and slowed, though it's still expanding today.
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Liaoning was also mired in a data falsification scandal involving years of inflated fixed asset investment data, which skewed previous growth figures.
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Hong Kong-based GMT Research said Treasury's profits may have been inflated by as much as 50% over the past two years.
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Manhattan real estate sputtered in the fourth quarter, as inflated prices and rising inventories continued to weigh on the high-end market.
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They allege that Cupertino, California-based Apple has monopolized the sale of apps like messaging programs and games, leading to inflated prices.
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The power vested by the constitution in the French presidency makes him both the focus of inflated hopes, and of all anger.
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"Two years of reporting inflated performance numbers is unacceptable," the ad buying agency Publicis Media wrote in a memo to its clients.
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