"Your baby's head growth is lagging behind," he tells her.
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The company thought it was lagging behind on mobile apps.
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The Texas Democrat is also lagging behind in the polls.
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Ethereum has been lagging behind Ripple because of this rally.
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Polls show Toomey lagging behind his Democratic challenger, Katie McGinty.
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And yet, somewhere along the way, it started lagging behind.
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They had shown Biden lagging behind Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg.
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So is it just that the academy is lagging behind?
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Our cybersecurity has been lagging behind technological advances for years.
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But, U.S. lawmakers are seen as lagging behind their European peers.
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It is 23rd in income inequality, lagging behind Turkey and Slovakia.
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The PLA itself has long admitted that it is lagging behind.
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The Americans were lagging behind; the Kremlin wanted to stay ahead.
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After the first few weeks of canvassing, Johnson's "Leavers" were lagging behind.
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The U.S. government—namely Congress—is notorious for lagging behind technological innovation.
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Trump's transition on Wednesday downplayed any suggestion the transition was lagging behind.
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The actual visible [part] is lagging behind where the monster's actually standing.
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Yet, when it came to delivering orders, the region was lagging behind.
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America's been lagging behind for a while, and that certainly hasn't changed.
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Yet Britain is lagging behind in its use of robots (see chart).
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Yes, but: The fear that America is lagging behind China is widespread.
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Still, the country´s biggest lender is lagging behind its private peers.
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"The Republican Party's stance on the issue is lagging behind," she added.
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The Pixel 4 might be lagging behind with only two camera lenses.
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A recent Fox News poll showed Blankenship lagging behind Jenkins and Morrisey.
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His Friday announcement came after months of lagging behind his party rivals.
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And most government agencies are lagging behind private industry in technology adoption.
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This attention is surely welcome, but the West is lagging behind China.
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"That's where we're lagging behind and underreporting this kind of stuff," said Berrol.
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That said, GM is lagging behind its competitors in the luxury EV market.
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In general, HBO is badly lagging behind Netflix when it comes to presentation.
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T), another iPhone LCD screen supplier lagging behind Samsung and LG Display (034220.
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The tax hasn't increased since 1991, lagging behind inflation with every passing year.
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She isn't suggesting a crackdown — this is about regulation lagging behind consumer tech.
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By any reasonable measure the Conservatives are lagging behind Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party.
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The victims were lagging behind because one of the girls had a disability.
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Spotify was lagging behind on this front compared to Tidal and Apple Music.
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I am running because our education system has been lagging behind other states.
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It's also lagging behind Amazon, Vudu, and now Netflix in enabling offline downloads.
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PA) goes into next week's Farnborough Airshow lagging behind arch-rival Boeing (BA.
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She was observed lagging behind her family group and looked thinner than ever.
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As always, some computer owners are lagging behind and have not installed it.
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Procrastination has left Britain lagging behind Europe and Asia on high-speed rail.
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With fewer assets and greater debt, millennials are lagging behind their parents' generation.
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"The U.S. is lagging behind," Huawei chairman Guo Ping said in Barcelona Monday.
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"Renewable energy is pushing the economy," he said, "and policy is lagging behind."
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Even new laws are lagging behind when it comes to criminalizing revenge porn.
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It was increasingly lagging behind behemoths such as Best Buy, Amazon and Walmart.
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Even if I'm lagging behind, I never get off the phone feeling bad.
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Also, the medical community is well known for lagging behind the technology curve.
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Enthusiasm for Clinton is lagging behind that for Obama four years ago, too.
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Over half of all millennials feel they are lagging behind their peers financially.
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TV is getting better in terms of diversity but film is lagging behind.
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Surprisingly, ocean focused organizations are lagging behind the rest of the environmental movement.
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While Apple may be lagging behind Spotify overall, it's still gaining ground fast.
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And yet, Microsoft is now lagging behind the PlayStation 4 with its Xbox One.
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Google's public cloud marketshare is widely seen as lagging behind both Amazon and Microsoft's.
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Food stocks, which were lagging behind the rises in exporters and financials, were higher.
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Pre-election polling had shown the FCC lagging behind opposition parties in legislative races.
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The coalition has been lagging behind in the polls for three years (see chart).
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In emerging markets such as India, revenue is lagging behind Facebook's number of users.
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But 40 years of rapid national growth have left the north-east lagging behind.
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A possible explanation is that the economic impact is lagging behind the pollution controls.
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China's defense spending ranks as the world's second largest, lagging behind the United States.
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Other times, the slight dip will occur afterward when the moon is lagging behind.
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If you're in school, lagging behind or bored, this will be a fresh start.
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The U.S. is lagging behind though, and mobile payments have yet to gain traction.
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Yet, if U.S. producers are lagging behind, it's not because of unfair trade policies.
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For me, there's this shift that's happened that means we're not lagging behind now.
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In this case, it seems like Snapchat is the one lagging behind other companies.
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Correction: This story originally described Microsoft as "lagging behind its competitors in AI research."
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They're pretty good, although still lagging behind Telemundo, which is eating up market share.
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The announcement came with de Blasio having spent months lagging behind his party rivals.
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But the most valuable company in the world, Apple, is lagging behind its competitors.
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Polls suggest he's lagging behind liberal rival Elizabeth Warren and establishment favorite Joe Biden.
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I saw them help up the grandmother in the family, who was lagging behind.
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In an increasingly connected world, women are lagging behind in access to the internet.
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It's no secret that women are lagging behind their male counterparts in the financial industry.
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The Vermont independent has found himself lagging behind former Vice President Joe Biden, while Sen.
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They don't get the concept of buying a stock that is lagging behind the market.
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And, closer to home, the Pentagon lagging behind the tech industry in leveraging artificial intelligence.
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Sanders is now lagging behind Clinton with Jewish voters going into the New York primary.
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The local university, she told the audience, was lagging behind even the lowliest in California.
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In education, it became clear that our schools were lagging behind those in other countries.
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Pat McCrory, the Republican governor, is lagging behind his Democratic challenger, attorney general Roy Cooper.
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Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren lagging behind their male counterparts when it comes to likability.
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You better make sure your friend isn't lagging behind, lest you ruin major plot points.
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There are layers of issues here that keep women of color lagging behind in Hollywood.
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The US is still severely lagging behind in terms of both government support and funding.
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Still, the NRCC is lagging behind its Democratic counterpart, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
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Our country is lagging behind many of our counterparts—and economic competitors—around the world.
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The Netherlands is lagging behind other European countries in achieving its greenhouse emission reduction goals.
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After lagging behind China for years, the United States now has the world's fastest supercomputer.
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While upstream activity in shale has proven robust, offshore production and investment is lagging behind.
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Here's a look at the internal civil war and why the technology is lagging behind.
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But if your child is lagging behind, don't worry: You can speed up the process.
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The feeling of decline among the groups lagging behind is well founded, Ms. Williams said.
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Sponsorship had been lagging behind for years after they were awarded the Games in 2011.
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In the last financial quarter, he raised $2.3 million, lagging behind most of the field.
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Apple was still lagging behind Microsoft in market share, but it was making serious money.
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This indicates that millennials and Gen X are financially lagging behind boomers as they age.
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It may appear that Microsoft is lagging behind—it hasn't even debuted a single qubit yet!
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U.S. history is full of examples of public beliefs and norms lagging behind progressive institutional change.
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Major US energy producers are lagging behind their European rivals when it comes to climate change.
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German carmakers are lagging behind, and some have recently been accused of cheating in emissions tests.
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But in some other crucial respects, Mr Anderson's shaggy-dog story is lagging behind the pack.
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Strong economic numbers have given Republicans a boost, but polling suggests they are lagging behind Democrats.
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Deutsche Bank's third-quarter revenues also showed the German bank was lagging behind its U.S. peers.
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"This industry of real estate is notorious for lagging behind in technology, and innovation," he said.
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Cruz maintained an overall edge in the survey despite lagging behind O'Rourke in terms of favorability.
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That's led many privacy and consumer advocates to worry the FTC is lagging behind on enforcement.
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While Varo tripled its user base in the past year, it's still lagging behind other competitors.
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I never felt like the phone was lagging behind, even when switching between multiple apps regularly.
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Data shows that obstacles, both economic and social, have especially left minorities lagging behind in homeownership.
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She feels she's lagging behind the kids in her class, like nerdy Ben and upbeat Sabeen.
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But on right to try — as is often the case — Congress is lagging behind the states.
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"Rail travel has undergone a digitization process that may be lagging behind other industries," Levintal said.
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Before the emissions uproar, Volkswagen had been lagging behind its competitors in developing zero-emissions vehicles.
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In Iowa and New Hampshire — those two crucial early-voting states — Mr. Biden is lagging behind.
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Overall, most Republicans facing Democratic incumbents are still lagging behind the senators they hope to face.
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Leaders in the food industry will continue their efforts, but we know others are lagging behind.
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The MacBook Pro is expensive, while still lagging behind many modern laptops in terms of specs.
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Mia Love will face a tough race this fall and is currently lagging behind in fundraising.
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And despite its best efforts, Ford is still slightly lagging behind its competitors in new mobility ventures.
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""Amid the surge in global asset prices this year, Indonesian bonds and stocks have been lagging behind.
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Women's combat sports are still severely lagging behind their male counterparts in terms of payouts and exposure.
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In addition to facing inequality in pay, women are also lagging behind when it comes to investing.
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We are overweight tech, which has been a source of funds and lagging behind since the election.
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Rogers said those retailers that are afraid of change are the ones that end up lagging behind.
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That could give smartwatch maker Fitbit a key advantage in areas where it's been lagging behind Apple.
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The U.S. is lagging behind nearly every major country when it comes to providing COVID-19 tests.
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Ford, for example, is lagging behind Tesla and G.M. in introducing electric vehicles to the mass market.
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Democrats are sorely lagging behind not just in fundraising, but also in generating enthusiasm for their cause.
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The company's digital sales have improved but are still "lagging behind other competitors," according to S&P.
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The Grammys has long been criticized for lagging behind popular culture in its recognition of hip hop.
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Insurance companies make their money from predicting disaster, but as those risks change the industry is lagging behind.
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Heading into the weekend, stateside ticket sales were lagging behind last year's numbers, down nearly 3% from 2016.
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The case is expected to turn on how early the company knew its sales were lagging behind forecasts.
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So, with much financial literacy available today, why are Latinos still lagging behind on building wealth through investing?
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With 15 million active users, Roku isn't necessarily running away with the market, nor is it lagging behind.
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A recent survey of members shows Ms Dlamini-Zuma lagging behind Mr Ramaphosa and other candidates in popularity.
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U.S. officials have noted that America's nuclear modernization is lagging behind Russia's upgrade of its own nuclear triad.
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"The problem is our CV is lagging behind our productivity," says Jessica Polka, a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard.
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She is, in fact, lagging behind President Obama, in terms of his level of white support in 21964.
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Germany is lagging behind green PPA markets in southern Europe, Scandinavia, and wider traction in the Unitd States.
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There is no reason that we should be lagging behind on......... ....something that is so obviously the future.
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And in 2018, rum sales dipped by 1% across the board, lagging behind other spirits, such as tequila.
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Despite lagging behind Republicans in fundraising, Democrats have expressed optimism about their prospects in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Adrian, Peter's boyfriend, was lagging behind, practicing his Mandarin one last time before the end of their trip.
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Ward was already lagging behind McSally, the establishment's favorite to defeat the likely Democratic nominee in the fall.
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Now, though, it feels as if the world has moved on a little, and Chelsea is lagging behind.
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Standardized test scores released this month showed Italy's schoolchildren lagging behind their peers in most Western European nations.
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Since the Obama years, the DNC has struggled with fundraising, routinely lagging behind their counterparts at the RNC.
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This season has been lagging behind last in total grosses, but has gradually been making up lost ground.
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As long as parts of the network are lagging behind, robocalls could be the price we all pay.
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Similarly the Republican has more cash on hand with $1.6 million, while Finkenauer is lagging behind with $839,000.
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There is no reason that we should be lagging behind on something that is so obviously the future.
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In other words, in the retail business, lagging behind the pack can be tantamount to a death sentence.
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Latinos have more political power than ever before, but students seem to be lagging behind in every indicator.
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The high court has issued only 18 rulings in cases already argued this term, lagging behind its normal pace.
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Conditions are ripe this year for mutual fund managers to outperform the market after years of lagging behind it.
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Some analysts have said Ford is lagging behind in self-driving technology, but Marakby pushed back on that notion.
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We learn that Sandy once purposely lost a race in school so her friend, lagging behind, wouldn't finish alone.
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U.S. officials have also noted that America's nuclear modernization is lagging behind Russia's upgrade of its own nuclear triad.
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Advocates for reorganizing the military's space operations say the United States is lagging behind its adversaries in that area.
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Despite healthy economic growth rates - exceeding 3 percent at the moment - the region is lagging behind its European peers.
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Bitomo, the program coordinator, said training farmers had not been easy, with many lagging behind due to high illiteracy.
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And large swaths of the country — rural America, industrial centers in the Rust Belt and Appalachia — are lagging behind.
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It could slow the transition from radar to satellite-based navigation, potentially lagging behind the rest of the world.
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But Ahmed, one of three delegates for Trump, ends up lagging behind, getting fewer votes even from Trump's backers.
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Now, however, we see global growth in trade lagging behind general economic growth for the first time in decades.
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The problem comes when the cloud updates faster than on-premise data centers that are "lagging behind," he said.
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Britain's economy avoided the expected post-referendum slowdown, but it is now lagging behind a fast-recovering euro zone.
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Addisu Demissie, Booker's campaign manager, acknowledged in a statement that the New Jersey senator was lagging behind his rivals.
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CVS was up just 13.4% last year, lagging behind the huge 28.8% gains of the S&P 500 Index.
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Heavy industry and land use including farming and forestry are two sectors lagging behind in cutting emissions, she noted.
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Compared to this list of chains, Impossible Foods is lagging behind in selling its burgers directly to home cooks.
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Both trends indicate that millennials and Gen X are lagging behind boomers as they move into those age brackets.
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And on the other hand, the Xbox One is lagging behind the PlayStation 4 in sales and in attractive exclusives.
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"The federal minimum wage is lagging behind," Doug McMillon said at Walmart's annual shareholder meeting in Bentonville, Arkansas on Wednesday.
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But governments are lagging behind and temperatures are expected to rise 3C (5.4F) or so by 2100, the U.N. estimates.
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Americans are lagging behind when it comes to saving money: The median American household has just $11,700 in total savings.
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While "first India" may be on par technologically with the rest of the world, "second India" is still lagging behind.
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Sources: Airbnb, Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Apple, YahooWomen overall make up roughly a third of these companies, with Microsoft lagging behind.
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Boosting sales of Echo devices during Prime Day will only help it to further dominate; it's not lagging behind anyone.
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First up is Kendall, who says she's "falling" for Arie but knows she's emotionally lagging behind the other two women.
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Yet, many are lagging behind and need to do more, he said, especially in ensuring that data is not compromised.
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Railroads have slowly been making progress, but the latest data from the FRA shows that some are still lagging behind.
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Similarly, robot technology may be lagging behind due to its effort to replicate human locomotion rather than improve on it.
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"In terms of competitiveness we are lagging behind our competitors and our cost structure is still too high," he said.
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But Sanders is still lagging behind Clinton in Pennsylvania – the Real Clear Politics polling average puts her 15 points ahead.
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"There is no reason that we should be lagging behind on something that is so obviously the future," he added.
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Trump's new favorable numbers are still lagging behind her most recent predecessors at around the same time in their tenures.
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CNN polling from January 2018 found Trump lagging behind Biden in a hypothetical 2020 match-up by 57% to 40%.
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But Reid said the United States was lagging behind in protecting women and girls "from this brutal human rights violation".
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And New York Times reporter Michael Shear says he's lagging behind his predecessors when it comes to visiting other countries.
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"There is no reason that we should be lagging behind on something that is so obviously the future," he continued.
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Yet, despite taking steps to support relocated families, states, cities and counties where Puerto Ricans are arriving are lagging behind.
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Screens, cameras, and connectivity on our smartphones are getting better and better (yay!), but battery tech is lagging behind (boo!).
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With the Xbox One lagging behind when it comes to sales, Microsoft is trying new things to reverse the trend.
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"It appears the United States is lagging behind our allies in terms of providing guidance and assistance," wrote Connecticut Sens.
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What's more, Morrisons is lagging behind its "Big Four" rivals in things like online groceries and convenience stores, compounding problems.
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For me, my balance was off and my mind felt swishy, lagging behind whatever my body was trying to do.
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Many students in VICE's survey reported struggling academically, their grades and scholarly pursuits lagging behind as they struggle to cope.
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For young viewers who feel similarly lost about sex toys, it's an important singal they're not lagging behind their peers.
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"They are lagging behind," said one of the international visitors to the camp, Norway's ambassador to South Sudan Siv Kaspersen.
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Though the U.S. unemployment rate has fallen to 4.1 percent, there are pockets of the population that are lagging behind.
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Her team has so far not released any early fundraising numbers, raising speculation that she is lagging behind her competitors.
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We're currently in the middle of open enrollment and, right now, numbers are lagging behind where they were last year.
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Board composition is coming under increasing scrutiny from investors and some industries are lagging behind others, according to a new report.
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Indeed, despite better racial representational numbers overall, Apple is still lagging behind when it comes to tech and leadership positions. Rev.
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It followed well enough but was lagging behind my digit just enough that I could always see the whole red square.
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Still, from the standpoint of regulation and development, Japan is seen lagging behind other countries including Germany and the United States.
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"In the longer term, market fundamentals will be continuously supportive given that capacity additions are lagging behind demand growth," it added.
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"From an objective perspective, we are lagging behind," Chief Executive Hiroaki Kitano at Sony Computer Science Laboratories said in an interview.
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Many retailers were lagging behind in adopting the systems and some have put limitations on buying gift cards as a result.
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It's why that when asked if he's worried about Trump lagging behind Clinton in state polls, he brushes off those numbers.
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Some senior U.S. military officers share the concern that post-conflict reconstruction plans are lagging behind their battlefield efforts, officials said.
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The company is perceived as lagging behind competitors like Google and Facebook, both in terms of attracting talent and shipping products.
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The world's third-largest economy is gradually recovering but prices are lagging behind, hovering far below the 2 percent inflation goal.
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The construction industry is also lagging behind in terms of digitization: MGI's digitization index places it among the least digitized sectors.
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Analysts, however, have cautioned that avelumab is lagging behind a number of rivals in the race for approval in key treatments.
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Germany is deliberately lagging behind in the adoption of smart meters, due to doubts over cost-benefit and data privacy considerations.
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The Dubai contingent is headed out for a desert adventure that Kim has booked for them, but Scott is lagging behind.
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The most recent one, Wii U, has had disappointing sales, lagging behind its rivals, Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4.
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The results unexpectedly showed former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who was touted as a serious challenger to Abadi, lagging behind.
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The world's third largest economy is gradually recovering but prices are lagging behind, hovering far below the 2 percent inflation goal.
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But the better-known Brown prevailed in a crowded six-way primary on Tuesday despite lagging behind his rivals in fundraising.
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In the latest Quinnipiac poll Cruz carries a nine point lead, but is lagging behind Governor Greg Abbott's 2628 point advantage.
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America First reported $18 million cash on hand in its latest fundraising report, lagging behind Priorities USA, its main liberal competitor.
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He set about expanding the store's fashion credentials, which he believed were lagging behind those of Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale's.
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The latest travel data also suggests London is lagging behind all other European cities in terms of shutting down its movement.
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"Among big Chinese companies, when it comes to developing clean and renewable energies, we are not lagging behind at all," he said.
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When he was a toddler, his day-care provider noticed his speech and language skills lagging behind those of the other children.
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If your phone or speaker is lagging behind (or running ahead of) the others, you just adjust a slider in the app.
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Netflix stock has traded down 5% over the past 12 months, lagging behind its technology giant peers and the broader stock market.
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And all are lagging behind U.S. banks for wallet share, or how much revenue they take in from dealmaking compared to competitors.
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It's a big move for Toyota, which has been lagging behind rivals such as crosstown rival Nissan in the electric car game.
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It said it is also looking at expressions of interest in the group's other business divisions, which are all lagging behind peers.
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Beto O'Rourke is plotting a political comeback after lagging behind in polls ahead of June's first Democratic presidential debate, the AP reports.
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Davitt noted that the flow of funds out of the U.S. seem to be lagging behind more volatile markets such as China.
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While I might have been lagging behind on body pickup a little before, now every pickup was behind, and that starting compounding.
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But while Trump's agenda has been pretty clear—in a terrifying way—over the past week, the congressional GOP is lagging behind.
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Clinton's home state, New York, where polls show him lagging behind and he faces tough scrutiny from New York City's unforgiving tabloids.
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CNN polling from January 2018 found Trump lagging behind Biden in a hypothetical 2020 match-up by a 57% to 40% split.
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We are lagging behind China in cutting-edge hypersonic research while innovative U.S. commercial remote-sensing companies are tangled in regulatory limbo.
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At 1434 GMT Dogan Holding's shares were down 3.6 percent, lagging behind Istanbul's main share index, which rose more than 2 percent.
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As a project, the initiative has felt inorganic, even opportunistic, a packaged way for a lagging-behind museum to become "global" fast.
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Despite the zeal of its base, which has led to competitive races across the country, Democrats are lagging behind Republicans in fundraising.
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While Hyperloop Transportation Technologies seems to be lagging behind Hyperloop One, the company has been very active on the news front lately.
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JD.com shares have risen roughly 5% in 2018, lagging behind its Chinese e-commerce competitor Alibaba, which has gained 20% this year.
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Deceiving the census: New research suggests that social attitudes are lagging behind both workplace progress and how people actually live their lives.
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Governments are "lagging behind" in coming to terms with cryptocurrency, said Carsten Schurmann, an associate professor at the IT University of Copenhagen.
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Yet one year after their inclusion, stocks tended to underperform, lagging behind the S&P 500 by a median of 4.1 percent.
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Since the CDC is already lagging behind on testing coronavirus patients, a reduction in flu patients could reduce further strain on hospitals.
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The conglomerate makes parts for Airbus and Boeing, as well as jets and engines, but it has been lagging behind its peers.
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Prior to Flake's retirement announcement, SMP released a poll that showed him lagging behind opponents in both the primary and general election.
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The amount, while lagging behind those of the higher-polling Democratic presidential candidates, more than doubled her third-quarter fundraising numbers. Sen.
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Patterson told me that when Mercer arrived at Renaissance the firm's equities division was lagging behind other areas, such as futures trading.
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While Lydia is available in other European countries, Lydia is still massively used in its home market with other markets lagging behind.
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Voters with college degrees are more in Warren's corner, while those without degrees split between Sanders and Biden with Warren lagging behind.
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In the research firm's report released Wednesday, Asia scored 5.63 — lagging behind North America (8.56), Western Europe (8.38) and Latin America (6.26).
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Members of Congress have complained that the F.T.C. is lagging behind European regulators that have taken a tougher stand with internet companies.
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Its strategists think shares in emerging markets and Europe can trump the S&P 500 next year after lagging behind in 2019.
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That said, the extent of xCloud's readiness basically stops at "it works," and that might be because Microsoft is fundamentally lagging behind Google.
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Hansen tells me that the U.S. market is already Babbel's second-biggest market, but it's lagging behind Central Europe by a wide margin.
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European banks are lagging behind the U.S. when it comes to embracing technology, according the CEO of leading fintech (financial technology) firm Finastra.
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The campaign fired several pollsters after internal numbers showing Trump lagging behind Democratic candidates in key states were made public, sources told CNN.
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Seen as lagging behind technologically, they were lousy with copycat services, unable to compete with Silicon Valley due to censorship and government interference.
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HuluScreenshot: HuluHulu is currently lagging behind Netflix in the download stakes, as you can't yet cache content to watch offline on your devices.
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Meanwhile on Google, O'Rourke is ahead of Sanders in ad investments but lagging behind Harris, Warren and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Earlier on Sunday, Kellyanne Conway, a top Trump adviser, acknowledged that the Republican presidential candidate was lagging behind Clinton ahead of the election.
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Poe has been leading opinion polls with Aquino's chosen successor, former interior minister Manuel Roxas, lagging behind her and Vice President Jejomar Binay.
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Even as there are signs that the economy is beginning to turn the corner for the better, the Hispanic community is lagging behind.
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The region, long criticized for lagging behind in its efforts to adapt to more sustainable ways, is still heavily reliant on coal consumption.
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Cory Booker talked about "economic justice," throwing out statistics on how the United States is lagging behind other developed countries on economic measures.
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In other words, while we appear to be doing better than we were a few years ago, we're still lagging behind our peers.
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It said 54% of the winter wheat crop is in good to excellent condition, lagging behind forecasts of a steady rating of 57%.
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The Trump White House remains slow in filling important federal openings; lagging behind Bush and Obama in appointments and confirmations by wide margins.
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Tech firms, in particular, had been shunned since the dot-com bust, and their stocks were lagging behind the rest of the market.
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But Museveni is of a different opinion, describing Trump as honest and saying African nations only have themselves to blame for lagging behind.
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After a couple of years of lagging behind the iPhone and Android competitors in a few key areas, the Ultra is Samsung's answer.
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And while the suspension and interior quality are up to the standards of the best in the business, the technology is lagging behind.
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"This is one place where we've been lagging behind, and it's time to catch up," said Michael Adams, the chief executive of SAGE.
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Your old, dusty iPad Even as mobile sales numbers are on the rise, the proportion of purchases being made on tablets is lagging behind.
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Together, Idemitsu Kosan and Showa Shell control about 28 percent of Japan's refining market, lagging behind JX Holdings, which has a 35 percent share.
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"Banks have made further progress on the implementation of IFRS 9 since the previous exercise, but smaller banks are still lagging behind," EBA said.
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While the DOE's aim is to develop at least one exascale-capable system by 2021, the current model of supercomputer is still lagging behind.
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Lagging behind is Geraldo Alckmin, a centrist former governor of the state of São Paulo, who has run for president once before, in 2006.
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"The construction industry specifically is lagging behind some of the early predictions and forecasts" of when it would adopt these new materials, he says.
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The average family office returned 16% in 2017 and 7% in 2016, according to Campden Wealth, a research firm, slightly lagging behind world stockmarkets.
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Moreover, not only is Mexico not lagging behind Brazil, Indonesia or India, it is in fact one of Uber's largest and most profitable markets.
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After lagging behind its Soviet and American competitors, France was eager to stake its claim in the space race—with cats, for some reason.
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While American customers have been using Robinhood for years, the rest of the world has been lagging behind when it comes to stock trading.
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Meanwhile, Google's confused approach to messaging has left it lagging behind at the same time messaging has become the hottest development platform in tech.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet is due to decide by September on how to deal with sectors whose contribution to climate protection is lagging behind.
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They're not the "stars" of a match and instead of charging headfirst into a battle, are usually lagging behind in order to provide cover.
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Mozilla's Firefox may be lagging behind Chrome and Internet Explorer in market share, but it promises something those two browsers don't — no more 404s.
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Many countries in the world, most states in the US included, have this basic protection for buyers and sellers, but England is lagging behind.
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The toymaker has about 2 percent market share in China, lagging behind construction toy maker LEGO which has 2.8 percent control over the market.
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However, it expected the pace of profit growth to be up to 7%-10%, slightly lagging behind the 11% growth it posted in 13.
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It's clear that Apple is lagging behind with its laptop range, especially the MacBook Air that was once considered the best in its class.
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Of those jobs, 511 are vacant and without a nominee, lagging behind the pace of President Obama's nominations at the same time in 2009.
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Regardless of our occupation, educational attainment, age, or any other factor, Latinas are still lagging behind when it comes to closing this pay gap.
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The forecasts come amid a fledgling recovery for euro zone countries although some countries like France are lagging behind their counterparts Germany and Spain.
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On Sunday, a former U.S. national security advisor told CNBC that America is lagging behind China in promoting its 5G technologies across the world.
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It's also a useful indicator of the nation's competitiveness in science and technology — or, at this point, whether it's leading or lagging behind China.
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Tange argued that technology determined the appearance of a country's architecture, and that Japan, lagging behind the United States, would inevitably exhibit different forms.
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He said that while many people consider Apple to be a technology leader, he considers the company to be "lagging behind" in this area.
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Any ones that see they're lagging behind the rest will reduce the amount of work that they do before the big synchronization that happens.
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Whether it was odd alleyways in a town, or random birds and mushrooms on a hunting trip, he was always lagging behind, appreciating them.
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The uncertainty over Democratic Republic of Congo has weighed on the shares of Glencore, which are lagging behind the other major miners this year.
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While China has already turned on its 5G networks and some U.S. carriers have rolled out the technology, Europe is seen as lagging behind.
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The N.B.A. was lagging behind the National Football League and Major League Baseball in both revenue and television profile when Mr. Stern took over.
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In contrast, he said Mississippi spends disproportionately more money on mental health hospitals, lagging behind other states that have transitioned better to community care.
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The hire was perceived as a victory for Apple, which many view as lagging behind rivals such as Google and Amazon in artificial intelligence.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Chinese tech companies are battling the United States for global supremacy, but they're still lagging behind where it matters most.
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According to Max Stier, the CEO of the nonpartisan Center for Presidential Transition, the Trump administration is lagging behind almost every modern-day president.
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But it may mean that deportations are lagging behind arrest rates or removal orders, which by all accounts have soared since Trump took office.
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"Wimbledon, the U.S. and Australian Open spread out, they have facilities that are more modern, more comfortable, we were a bit lagging behind," Forget said.
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The US is already lagging behind China when it comes to 5G, and blocking the market leader will do nothing to help narrow that gap.
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Or maybe Microsoft wants to be more aggressive when it comes to pricing as the company is lagging behind Sony when it comes to consoles.
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"The Xbox has been lagging behind the PS4 since its inception, ever since both launched at the end of 2013," he told CNBC via email.
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Global centers London, Paris, Tokyo and New York City did not even make the top 30, lagging behind most big German, Scandinavian and Australian cities.
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The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) also said on Sunday that the EU was lagging behind Britain in its preparation for a no-deal Brexit.
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Second, he noted that Americans from farmers to business people and consumers all oppose tariffs and Trump is lagging behind Joe Biden in the polls.
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This looks like the company's latest move to boost the Model 3 sales after months of lagging behind its own goals for production and deliveries.
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Official data for most of 2017 showed Britain lagging behind other countries with the weakest year-on-year growth since 2013 in the third quarter.
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Shares in MTN have slumped about 40 percent from their peak in September 2014, lagging behind a slightly higher blue-chip JSE Top-40 index.
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After lagging behind Rubio for months, a Wall Street Journal/NBC survey showed Kasich now ahead of the Florida senator at 22% to Rubio's 20%.
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The European Union, lagging behind the United States, is still grappling with cleaning up its financial sector in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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It is also lagging behind in areas from artificial intelligence to cyber security, and is scrambling to keep alive a troubled nuclear deal with Iran.
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The pattern has continued this year with revenue lagging behind visitor numbers, and is not expected to reach the 2014 total of around $1.7 billion.
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IBM had to buy SoftLayer, a startup, in 2013; it has since become the core of Big Blue's cloud but IBM is still lagging behind.
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Lagging behind Marvel, Fox is betting big on going small, in effect creating a new formula to get audiences excited about its superhero movies again.
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Lagging behind, Apple TV's market share fell to 15 percent – a drop that Parks Associates Senior Analyst Glenn Hower attributes to Apple TV's price point.
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His campaign is also badly lagging behind the Democrats at fund-raising, and there are signs this has affected spending: After a group supporting Mrs.
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Europe's tech sector is seen as lagging behind its U.S. and Chinese counterparts, especially when it comes to venture capital, or VC, inflows and valuations.
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If Mr. Hekmatyar does eventually make it to Kabul, he will find himself in an awkward place, lagging behind foes he fought for many years.
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Out West, the two-time Cup winner Jonathan Quick of the Kings is lagging behind the Sharks' Martin Jones, who backed him up last season.
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From 1970 to 2000, the American economy was the freest in the West, lagging behind only Asia's laissez-faire city-states, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Still, the L.A. Phil has sometimes come up short in mainstream repertory, lagging behind the Cleveland Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony, or the best European groups.
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Bernie Sanders was lagging behind Biden in every single county in Michigan, Missouri, and Mississippi, according to Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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" For centuries, the prevailing perception set forth by Western scholars asserted that Indigenous people were lagging behind their European counterparts in ideals, technology, and "progress.
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The Golden State is notorious for lagging behind other states in officiating its results, in part because of the sheer size of its primary contest.
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By Thursday's close, the S&P and the Nasdaq had retraced their loses from earlier in the week, but the Dow was still lagging behind.
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While the poll shows Trump lagging behind each of the top Democratic candidates, it also shows that voters believe Trump will win a second term.
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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni was of a different opinion, describing Trump as honest and saying African nations only have themselves to blame for lagging behind.
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While Facebook is lagging behind the rest of the Big Five, it is still worth twice as much as the next most valuable company, Intel.
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Chris Woods, the director of Airwars, asserted that while the Central Command had been working to improve its casualty counts, it was still lagging behind.
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Inaction is the best way to describe the Australian government's attitude to marriage equality, with legalisation still yet to happen, lagging behind many other countries.
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User growth has been a concern for investors, who see the 328 million active Twitter users as severely lagging behind Facebook's more than 2 billion.
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It said it erred in giving up prime shelf space in favor of supporting its younger drinks and lagging behind Coca-Cola in advertising spend.
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Employment growth in blue-collar suburbs that supported President Trump in 2016 is lagging behind the rest of the country, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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But the Massachusetts senator is still lagging behind Bernie Sanders ($223 million), Kamala Harris ($12 million), Beto O'Rourke ($9.4 million), and Pete Buttigieg ($7 million).
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But the Massachusetts senator is still lagging behind Bernie Sanders ($18 million), Kamala Harris ($12 million), Beto O'Rourke ($9.4 million), and Pete Buttigieg ($7 million).
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Toronto is the country's biggest and most mature city, but it's actually lagging behind other major cities across the world in developing such a strategy.
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The pictures were also a way for Dmitriyev to chronicle her physical development because she was lagging behind her peers in height and weight, he says.
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Some prominent African-Americans even accused Obama of being overly harsh in his assessments of why their communities were lagging behind in graduation rates and unemployment.
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NBC is in talks to give morning show host Megyn Kelly a new time slot of her AM program that has been lagging behind in ratings.
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NBC says the new strategy for the 2018 winter games in South Korea will help curb social media spoilers for those lagging behind other time zones.
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While lagging behind in a crowded Democratic presidential field, Gabbard has gotten renewed attention lately after a heated argument with former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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This quarter, OkCupid's revenue caught up to the other Match brands after lagging behind earlier in the year, although a breakdown of the numbers was withheld.
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But as our forecast for the euro zone as a whole in 2017 is 1.5 percent, Portugal is expected to continue lagging behind other regional peers.
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In March, just weeks before Pennsylvania's Democratic primary, McGinty was lagging behind Joe Sestak, a decorated Navy veteran and former congressman from the suburbs of Pennsylvania.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) is still lagging behind his Democratic challenger, Katie McGinty, by 2202 points, which roughly aligns with his standing in the RealClearPolitics average.
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If you have an Amazon Alexa at home or have been playing with Google Now, you know that Apple has been lagging behind on this front.
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In 2007 the government pulled out of the TIMMS and PIRLS numeracy and literacy check-ups for younger children, in which Scotland was lagging behind England.
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Other products like Maps and Google's advertising products have now also passed the 75 percent barrier, though Google News and Google Finance are still lagging behind.
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" She warned European trading risked lagging behind its global peers in terms of diversity and inclusion unless long hours were "tackled by an industry-wide approach.
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Lagging behind and increasing rates In 2017, after being in remission for three years, Phil's cancer surfaced again -- this time, in the brain and the lungs.
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Indeed, the department is lagging behind European Union (EU) allies and regional players like Iran and Turkey who have strong ties to these rising religious politicians.
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Washington's residents seemed befuddled at the Republican candidate's presence here, of all places, with him lagging behind Hillary Clinton in the polls and time running out.
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While liberal policy is lagging behind liberal politics, the Kochs engineered the opposite situation, in which policy pushed politics toward their corporate-libertarian vision of society.
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As a result, in NCC's eyes, the United States' poultry industry risks lagging behind its counterparts across the globe if it continues to operate as sluggishly.
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But there's an exception: Asian-American boys don't start lagging behind until adolescence, according to a new study that points to the influence of social pressures.
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It's also developing a gigantic rocket called Space Launch System to send astronauts to the moon in the late 2020s — but the project is lagging behind.
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According to opinion polls Cancelleri is running neck-and-neck with a candidate backed by a center-right coalition, with the center left's candidate lagging behind.
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The function was praised by some drivers who appreciate Tesla's willingness to take risks, while others criticized it for lagging behind the skill of human drivers.
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But he struggled to gain traction there as well, raising a little more than $6 million in the fourth quarter, badly lagging behind the front-runners.
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But OPEC's second largest producer Iraq is also lagging behind on compliance, and Baghdad faces a tougher time managing its oil output than its Gulf neighbors.
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Given these issues, it&aposs no surprise that Gen X is lagging behind in retirement savings — half don&apost even have a retirement account, Loudenback reports.
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Amazon, Apple, Google and Zigbee join forces for an open smart home standard HomeKit is lagging behind, although Apple arrived early in the connected home space.
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"A rise in medium- to long-term inflation expectations has been lagging behind," the BOJ said in a quarterly report on the economic and price outlook.
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Guterres has told reporters that the summit is an opportunity to recognize the countries that are ahead of the curve and pressure other ones lagging behind.
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At a rally in Miami, Mr. Obama seemed to revel in the last intensive political campaign of his life, going off-script and lagging behind schedule.
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Costco is known as one of the few retailers to successfully stave off the threat of Amazon, despite reportedly lagging behind from an e-commerce perspective.
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He said it was unacceptable to let Britain lead the way while Germany, the home of major carmakers such as Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW, was lagging behind.
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The world's sixth-biggest economy is lagging behind a strong global pick-up, due to a rise in inflation and fall in business confidence since the referendum.
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For years, historically black schools have struggled to survive, fighting for their share of government funding and lagging behind predominately white institutions when it comes to endowments.
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Santander, which has been lagging behind its main European peers in terms of core solvency ratios, also maintained a fully loaded capital target of above 11 percent.
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It is a peculiar fact that in countries that are becoming more accepting of different sexual identities, the freedom to be accepted as transgender is lagging behind.
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Compare that to Playstation VR, which was estimated to sell 2,602,307 units in 2016 and it seems safe to say the Rift is lagging behind its competition.
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It also ties in to point of sales systems, enabling BevSpot to offer powerful business metrics to an industry that's traditionally been lagging behind a bit. Gary!
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But if the goal is to race ahead of that demographic nightmare, well, Fox News is already lagging behind CNN or MSNBC, which boast comparatively younger audiences.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said she wants her government to do more for "just managing" households who face wage increases that are lagging behind inflation.
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While arrests of immigrants are up from this time in 2015 and 2016, they're still lagging behind 2013 and 2014 levels, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Don't LikeNo water resistance,NFC or wireless charging, Nubia lagging behind on security patches, software and UI can take some getting used to, stereo speakers sound unbalanced.
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But with federal law lagging behind, the states have landed in a tangle of rules that are at times contradictory, self-defeating, and lacking in scientific support.
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Countries that are lagging behind upgrade their technologies in many ways, through study, imitation, purchases, mergers, foreign investments, extensive use of off-patent knowledge and, yes, copying.
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More significant than the press lagging behind the zeitgeist though, are the invisible shifts in the tectonic plates of British pop culture going on beneath the surface.
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EU leaders agreed a legislative shortcut to fast-track approval of the Paris accord to avoid lagging behind other nations in backing the global pact it championed.
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Inflation is also rising after years of lagging behind the tightening labor market, which could lead the Fed to quicken the pace of planned interest rate hikes.
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The Dow has not set an all-time high since July 16, lagging behind the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, which both closed at record levels Friday.
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However, the current state of the program and its history of lagging behind the nation's flood insurance needs have cast doubt on the NFIP's purpose and reliability.
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During the third quarter, Macau's gambling revenues have been bolstered by growth in the high roller VIP segment, with growth in the mass market segment lagging behind.
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The European healthcare index has risen 8% since the late December low, underperforming most other industries and lagging behind an 11% rise in the benchmark STOXX 600.
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Even American officials have told me privately that the political changes necessary to stem the group's appeal in Iraq and Syria are lagging behind the military advances.
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Yet, when it comes to responsible investing, a critical tool for embedding social and climate awareness in the way we do business, the U.S. is lagging behind.
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Following a Fox News poll that showed Trump lagging behind several 2020 Democratic presidential candidates — 12 points behind former Vice President Joe Biden, nine points behind Sen.
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I think that one of the challenges now in the United States is to bring our business community into the boat, because they are clearly lagging behind.
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"I guarantee that you can find some statistic saying we're lagging behind the Sun Belt," said Mr. Zemsky, who is also a developer and longtime Buffalo resident.
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Lagging behind him in second place is Representative Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right lawmaker with a long history of incendiary, crude remarks belittling women, blacks and gays.
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Australia's fintech industry has been lagging behind those of other countries, but Prospa's latest results and some other milestones within the country suggest that this may change.
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The report highlighted some of the industries largest companies as lagging behind: globally, Amazon ranked No. 308, Google No. 563, Apple No. 678 and Facebook No. 798.
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Korean Air, Southwest (LUV) and American Airlines (AAL) were among the companies identified by the study as lagging behind on climate change strategy and long term targets.
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In June, Trump campaign polling leaked to the media that showed him lagging behind Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden in key battleground states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
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CBS has also made more moves toward expanding digital distribution, including its CBS All Access streaming offering, while Viacom is lagging behind, eMarketer senior analyst Paul Verna added.
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Our airports are notoriously lagging behind state-of-the art facilities in Europe, Asia and the Middle East -- including many outstanding projects that are relevant to security efforts.
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With so much evidence pointing to the win-win benefits of closing the wage gap and promoting more women to leadership positions, why are we still lagging behind?
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Zachary Crockett / Vox While female Olympics competitors are closing in on the gender parity gap, women are still lagging behind in the boardroom, where executive decisions are made.
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"European growth is sustained because it is still driven by household consumption whereas investment which had been lagging behind, but this should recover in 2016-2017," he said.
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At this point in the race in 2008, Obama was lagging behind Hillary Clinton in the polls, though he ultimately defeated her by a 55-27 percent margin.
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For China, lagging behind developed countries in economics, science, technology and military affairs represents a security challenge for policymakers because it leaves the country vulnerable, the report warned.
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On Thursday, Huawei responded to its inclusion on the Entity List by warning that Trump's actions will leave the U.S. "lagging behind" in deploying next-generation 5G technology.
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It was one of the biggest upsets in modern US politics, with polls consistently showing him lagging behind Hillary Clinton in the days leading up to the election.
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According to One Click Retail, Amazon's Mama Bear diapers now outsell other smaller brands like Honest Company and Bambo Nature, after lagging behind in sales earlier this year.
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Prisma only launched its video feature earlier this month, lagging behind app rivals like PicsArt that quickly jumped aboard the art filter bandwagon with their own feature clones.
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Millennial home-ownership rates have been lagging behind those of other generations at the same age, and student loans are one of the many reasons behind that trend.
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"Apple certainly was the biggest victim of this trend, with added effects from the fact that it's lagging behind local competitors in innovation and attractive pricing," he said.
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A poll by the Marc agency published in Sunday's Proto Thema newspaper had his Syriza party lagging behind the conservative New Democracy party by about 10 percentage points.
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Summer programmes and monthly hackathons have been developed to target students who are lagging behind their age-mates, often as a result of having transferred schools several times.
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Being undercut on the price is bad enough but Magic Leap is almost universally considered to be lagging behind the development of Microsoft's HoloLens, its most direct competitor.
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It lets you get creative with depth of field and other effects, and though phone cameras are getting good at emulating the end results, they're still lagging behind.
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Amid what's been a tough year for the sector, S&P 500 health care stocks are down nearly 7 percent year to date, lagging behind all other sectors.
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Global centers London, Paris, Tokyo and New York City did not even make the top 30, lagging behind most big German, Scandinavian, Canadian, New Zealand and Australian cities.
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While in the past, Windows apps have seemed to have been something of an afterthought, the new Facebook application for Windows 10 is not at all lagging behind.
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Debate over dealing with the migrant influx is becoming increasingly bitter in Italy, whose economy is lagging behind its European peers ahead of national elections due next year.
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SYDNEY, July 9 (Reuters) - U.S. soybeans edged higher on Tuesday as a widely watched data showed the U.S. crops were lagging behind market expectations following recent adverse weather.
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Bladder cancer itself is a relatively small initial market, where AstraZeneca is lagging behind rivals Bristol-Myers Squibb and Roche whose immunotherapies are already approved for the condition.
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But let's be honest, France and many other countries have been lagging behind when it comes to leveraging the web to simplify administrative processes and inform policy makers.
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Gebru Jember Endalew of Ethiopia, who leads the group of least developed countries, also said "many areas of work are still lagging behind", despite steps forward in Bonn.
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He was lagging behind Cruz for third place late on Tuesday night, though the margin between them was so small that he could yet overtake the Texas senator.
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This romantic fantasy shows that while Chinese animation still has a long way to go, it is continuing to make progress after decades of lagging behind in relevance.
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FCA, which makes its own eponymous brand of vehicles as well as Jeep and Dodge, is seen as lagging behind its competitors in both EV and AV development.
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Republican Beth Harwell, who became the first female speaker of the Tennessee House of Representatives in 2011, is seen as lagging behind the other contenders in the primary.
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Steyer has prioritized South Carolina in his campaign, and said he needs to finish in the top three in the state after lagging behind in the earlier states.
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Although Walmart's marketplace, launched in 2009, is still considered to be lagging behind Amazon's, the new fulfillment service could help recruit more third-party merchants to its site.
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The race to roll out 5G is on and the U.S., China and other parts of Asia appear to be taking the lead, while Europe is lagging behind.
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Arend said the issue is less about European companies lagging behind and more about a cautious, pragmatic attitude toward new technology that is culturally different than in other regions.
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After lagging behind iPhones for several years, just about all new Android devices are also now encrypted by default, as long as they're running Android 6.0 Marshmallow or later.
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"We are lagging behind on that relatively modest effort of the 2 percent," said Gurria, adding the group was only about a third of the way to its goal.
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In an interview with the New York Times, Schwarzman said one inspiration for the donation was his view that the U.S. has been "lagging" behind China on AI investments.
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They also provide a clue as to why women's labor force participation in the United States has been falling since the early 23s, lagging behind many other developed countries.
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So, as the country prepares for an election on March 20070th, it should be cheering an economy that, after lagging behind Germany's for years, is at last outpacing it.
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T-Mobile is lagging behind a little T-Mobile customers, on the other hand, can only make VoLTE phone calls with other T-Mobile customers, at least for now.
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Apple sold 2.7 million Watch units globally during Q2 this year, lagging behind watch competitors Xiaomi, with 3.5 million units, and Fitbit, with 3.3 million units, according to Canalys.
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Referring to Japan's monetary policy, Brekk said there was no problem with the BOJ lagging behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back stimulus given Japan's subdued inflation.
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Bassi said securitization reform was "lagging behind a little bit too much", and the commission is having "hard" discussions with member states and the European Parliament to get agreement.
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The Fund predicted Britain's economy would grow by about 1.5 percent a year in 2018 and 2019 — lagging behind Germany and France — if a broad Brexit agreement was struck.
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They are among the last of the continent's makers of mobile devices and network equipment, which once ruled the world but are now lagging behind American and Chinese firms.
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Australia is one of only a few English-speaking countries where same-sex marriage is not legal, lagging behind the United Kingdom, Canada, South Africa and the United States.
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The tech sector is on fire, with semiconductor stocks seeing major gains almost every day, but Jim Cramer noticed that one name has been lagging behind the rest: Qualcomm.
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UniCredit's Core Tier 1 ratio, a key measure of financial strength, stood at 10.5 percent at the end of March, lagging behind that of rival heavyweight Intesa Sanpaolo (ISP.MI).
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The bank has been losing ground in key markets such as France's merger and acquisition advisory, where it now ranks 15th, lagging behind its main French and foreign competitors.
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After the Federal Reserve raised interest rates a quarter point on Wednesday despite inflation lagging behind the central bank's estimates, Jim Cramer had to applaud its chief, Janet Yellen.
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The U.S. and U.K. are "lagging behind in robotics because they are not aging as rapidly" Acemoglu and Restrepo write in a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper.
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In its default state, BattleTech's pacing may not be perfect, and the game's camera sometimes disarms that pacing by lagging behind the action or pointing in the wrong direction.
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But new analyses of Trump-branded buildings in Manhattan by two separate real estate companies show that far from leading the market, the president's aging buildings are lagging behind.
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But one country lagging behind on this issue is the US, where women make up only 19 percent of the national legislature, below the global average of 22.5 percent.
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Muggles were largely divided between two other British plays, "The Children" and "Farinelli and the King," with the two American contenders, "Junk" and "Latin History for Morons," lagging behind.
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The region should share its knowledge on food waste, waste management and ways for industry to use energy and water more efficiently, to assist countries lagging behind, Tsering said.
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According to Counterpoint Research figures from August, the Pixel phones still don't have considerable market share in the U.S., lagging behind established players like Apple, Samsung, LG and Motorola.
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"We're lagging behind those trends in fertility and household formation and all," said Pamela Perlich, director of demographic research at the University of Utah's Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.
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As more countries join the CCM, the United States instead joins company with a handful of outlier states lagging behind on a critical measure to reduce suffering to civilians.
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Opponents also point out that private schools are allowed to reject some of the neediest students, like those who have severe disabilities or are lagging behind their grade level.
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But a weaker-than-expected holiday season thwarted that strategy, and Toys R Us increasingly risks lagging behind the likes of Walmart, Target and Amazon as its sales wane.
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Based on our own experience and the experiences of others, Edge is still lagging behind Chrome in terms of speed, but the gap isn't hugely noticeable most of the time.
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The Trump campaign fired several pollsters after internal polling numbers showed the President lagging behind Democratic presidential candidates in key states were made public, multiple sources told CNN last week.
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So, we've just been talking about how the U.S. is lagging behind everybody else, and I agree with you in that regard, and we're leaving a lot of people out.
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Zionist Union was lagging behind Likud and centrist parties, with polls predicting it would capture only eight to nine seats compared with the 24 it holds in the outgoing parliament.
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Indeed, Trump himself has tweeted about the issue, saying that the US should deploy 5G (even 6G) infrastructure "as soon as possible," to keep the US from lagging behind China.
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Much like Canon, the company is lagging behind Sony and Fujifilm in the mirrorless section of the camera market, though it did launch a lineup of action cameras in 2016.
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There is no reason that we should be lagging behind on......... The tweets ultimately go back to Trump's concerns that Chinese companies like Huawei will take the lead on 5G.
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If Amazon Connect is a complete commercial failure, Amazon's management will have a quantifiable indicator (revenue, or lack thereof) that suggests their internal tools are significantly lagging behind the competition.
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And new swing state poll numbers from NBC, The Wall Street Journal and Marist show Trump lagging behind Clinton in four crucial swing states: Colorado, Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia.
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If President Donald Trump gets his way, weather forecasts in America will become less accurate over time, lagging behind those produced in Europe, Japan and other parts of the world.
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He said he was also looking at expressions of interest in the group's other business divisions - which include units like steel and shipbuilding - all of which are lagging behind peers.
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The Financial Reporting Council said on Thursday that accountancy firms KPMG, Deloitte, and Grant Thornton are lagging behind their professional services peers in terms of the quality of their audits.
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Lagging behind its major airline peers in profitability, United Airlines announced the changes as part of efforts to raise its earnings by nearly $4.8 billion by 2020, according to Yahoo!
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It points to the inadequacy of Mr Trump's campaign effort, which is lagging behind that of Mrs Clinton, his presumptive rival in November, in cash and organisation by any measure.
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While Republicans have recruited a record-breaking number of women to run for office, they are still lagging behind Democratic women, who far outnumber their Republican counterparts on Capitol Hill.
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The party, which is lagging behind the ruling Conservatives in opinion polls, also said it was the only party that "has a plan to make Brexit work for ordinary people".
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But even before primary voting officially began, Harris failed to generate significant support among African American voters, lagging behind both Biden and Sanders in terms of polling and individual donations.
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The U.S. carrier's market capitalisation has halved to $11.6 billion, the lowest since 2003, since the start of the year, leaving it also lagging behind Europe's low-cost carrier Ryanair .
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Meanwhile, the Magic Leap One headset has so far struggled to catch on with consumers, according to a recent report in The Information, with sales lagging behind the company's estimates.
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Once an environmental protest movement, the Greens party is now the second-most popular party in the country, lagging behind the conservatives by only a few percentage points, polls show.
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Both deals would be a boost for Hong Kong's stock exchange, which is lagging behind its New York rivals in the annual battle to be the leading global listings venue.
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The findings put the browsers into three categories with Brave getting the highest ranking, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari receiving a medium ranking, and Edge and Yandex lagging behind the rest.
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However, a lack of investment and natural declines in oil reservoirs mean the company is lagging behind its full-year average production target of 35,000-43,000 barrels per day (bpd).
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Facebook paid $2 billion for Oculus in 2014, and although sales figures have not been released, many analysts believe the headset is lagging behind similar offerings from HTC and Sony.
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That would make it one of several European lenders to curtail their ambitions for the business after consistently lagging behind American rivals like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase.
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CDC officials warned on Tuesday that the coronavirus could spread in the US.Health experts say the US is already lagging behind other countries in terms of testing for the virus.
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Google&aposs vice president of retail, Carrie Tharp, and her team are focused on bridging the gap and bringing the retailers that are lagging behind safely into the 21st century.
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In its ruling, the court detailed statistics that showed African-American and Hispanic students, as well as poor students and those learning the English language, lagging behind their peers academically.
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As Brandon Reeves from Lux Capital wrote, there's been a ton of progress when it comes to computer vision and image processing, but natural language processing has been lagging behind.
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Port arrivals in leading grower Ivory Coast are lagging behind last year due to poor weather, while Ghana is set for only a modest recovery from last season's failed crop.
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"The OTT/CTV space is expanding rapidly amongst content viewers, however the targetability for marketers and programmers alike is lagging behind," A+E wrote in a statement sent to Recode.
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"It gives us a chance to study a place in the universe lagging behind the rest of the universe," study author George Becker, from the University of California, Riverside, told Gizmodo.
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The Times reports that Warren is lagging behind her competitors and has struggled to raise campaign dollars, even as she leads the Democratic field in putting forth bold new policy proposals.
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They suggest that Clinton is lagging behind Obama with younger voters and that she has failed to kindle the enthusiasm that drove them to the polls four and eight years ago.
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"But social media on the whole is lagging behind and playing catch up ... criminals get the hang of technology way quicker than the good guys," Giles told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The survey points to "relatively solid" growth in the fourth quarter, but the services sector is lagging behind manufacturing, according to Joe Hayes, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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"Illinois is lagging behind the US, but locally, there is a very strong sense that state government is dysfunctional and to blame," says University of Illinois political science professor Brian Gaines.
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Today, the US is badly lagging behind other countries on this issue, even as some companies — like Salesforce, Glassdoor, and Delta Airlines — opt to conduct equal pay audits on their own.
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CLEPA's Vavassori said Europe was lagging behind in the production of sensors and microchips, as well as batteries, and there was a risk in relying on Chinese supplies given geopolitical instability.
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The center-left is lagging behind with various parties on that side of the political spectrum looking like they could gain a combined 30 percent of the vote, as it stands.
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Way back in 2013, the international Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development was already warning that Finland was lagging behind many other OECD countries in having high rates of unmet needs.
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This theory sheds light as well on developments in environmental and social welfare policy, where it is increasingly common to find a complacent America lagging behind its smaller, more innovative peers.
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While Britain's economy is lagging behind the global recovery, it has held up better than the gloomy forecasts made at the time of the 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
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Handy Yunianto, a fixed income analyst with Mandiri Sekuritas, said any rating upgrade news will be positive for Indonesian markets despite S&P lagging behind the two other major credit rating agencies.
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He is expected to run in the 2017 presidential election, and he is currently lagging behind his main opponent, former Prime Minister Alain Juppé, in polls for coming primaries on the right.
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While all of this may seem very normal to some readers, it's a big step forward for China, which has long been criticized for lagging behind when it comes to sex education.
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Still, Apple has been lagging behind some of its competitors on the camera front, like Samsung and Huawei, which already offer multiple rear cameras on their models at a lower price point.
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Companies such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Microsoft have ramped up their efforts to combat hate speech online, according to a European commission, although many are still lagging behind their stated commitments.
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It's been a bit weird to see Google Fi lagging behind other carriers when it comes to supporting RCS, especially since Google has been such a booster for the SMS replacement standard.
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While there have been huge innovations on the visual frontier with camera technology, virtual reality, selfie drones, 12D television (okay, I made that one up) – sound really seems to be lagging behind.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign raised $2135 million in the first quarter of 2000, lagging behind Democratic rivals after swearing off expensive fundraising events, her campaign said on Wednesday.
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That's why the company is expanding into the lower-tier cities or even rural areas where online shopping, according to analysts, is still lagging behind by at least three to five years.
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Staffing up Melania Trump's East Wing is still coming together, her hiring pace lagging behind other first ladies during this time, perhaps because she is not yet living in the White House.
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Even though pet ownership has spiked in the intervening years (it's increased 30 percent since 1988, when the first surveys were conducted), some activists say the American judicial system is lagging behind.
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The product has acquired 15 million users by virtue of being an Apple product, but it's still lagging behind Spotify in both users—Spotify has 30 million paying subscribers—and overall functionality.
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Preferred shares slipped 1.4 percent to 16.51 reais on Thursday, lagging behind a 0.8 percent increase in an index tracking retail and consumer goods companies listed in the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
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Sanders has said remaining in the presidential race despite lagging behind rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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However, the United States is seen by infrastructure investors as lagging behind countries such as Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom in the way it structures infrastructure projects to attract private capital.
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Lagging behind the opposition Labour party in opinion polls, Morrison had moved to satisfy the demands of several independents by quietly evacuating child refugees from one of Australia's remote Pacific detention centers.
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Until recently, CBS was besieged with accusations of having predominantly white leading cast members in its prime-time shows, lagging behind competitors in an industry with a dismal track record concerning diversity.
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Cuomo pointed to modeling from China, which shows that the US is lagging behind being able to curb the rate at which the virus is spreading in hotspots like New York City.
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Encouraging enrollment has never been a priority for Trump administration officials, and confusion caused by the court decision in Texas could further depress enrollment, which was already lagging behind last year's numbers.
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The lack of pools in good condition, combined with an atrophied public transportation network and the dominance of other sports — especially soccer — has the city lagging behind the rest of the country.
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The test is awaiting FDA approval — and we think the US' clearance process could delay other tests from becoming available in the US, which is already lagging behind other nations in testing.
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Its latest report placed India at 136 out of 180 countries, down 3 places from last year, leaving the South Asian national lagging behind the likes of Myanmar, Colombia and even Zimbabwe.
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The Beyond Sausage sandwich, which comes with egg and cheese, was the number two selling sandwich in Manhattan locations, lagging behind only the bacon, egg and cheese bagel, the company said Monday.
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"It just reflects an incredible disconnect between the politicians who are lagging behind what we're seeing from the youth on the streets, and with what businesses and investors are doing," Mountford said.
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Its luxury Lincoln brand has been lagging behind rivals for years, with only about half the US sales of Audi, and roughly a third of the US sales of BMW or Lexus.
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Because Destiny 2's best weapons and most exotic missions require an investment of time, players just starting may find themselves lagging behind friends who've moved on to the game's later phases.
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But data are increasingly central to designing the smartest software; Apple already risks lagging behind in areas such as voice recognition and predictive software if it remains inflexible about hoovering up consumers' information.
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Its profits are plunging, its credit rating is one step above junk status, and it's widely seen as lagging behind rivals like Waymo and General Motors in the quality of its autonomous technology.
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"We feel the economy is picking up as suggested by recovery in resources prices, but capital spending at our clients is lagging behind," a manager at a machinery manufacturer wrote in the survey.
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Today's announcement is that the company is releasing its tech as a turnkey solution for banks who are lagging behind the curve and haven't gotten their act together in the mobile banking space.
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Raising prices, the other path to balancing the books, seems an unlikely strategy for success at the moment, with LG lagging behind Android phone rivals with better cameras, bigger batteries, and smoother performance.
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While the average country in the OECD, a club of rich nations, enrolls 80% of its three- and four-year-old children in school, America enrolls just 54%, lagging behind Chile and Mexico.
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The United States is lagging behind China in promoting its 5G technologies across the world, with officials only just "waking up" to its potential, a former U.S. national security advisor told CNBC Sunday.
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The trade surplus fell 373 percent from the year before to $5.981 billion, data from the trade ministry showed, lagging behind a median estimate of $7.5 billion in a Reuters survey of economists.
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Not only that, a driverless system that only worked on freeways would leave Volvo lagging behind Google, which is hard at work on mastering inner-city driving — an autonomous driving system's biggest challenge.
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It finds Apple's flagship smartphone family lagging behind Samsung's latest, with 27 percent of American consumers buying a Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge and 14.6 percent buying an iPhone 6S or 6S Plus.
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Apple has been slow to adopt the technology, lagging behind its biggest rival Samsung Electronics and other mobile phone companies that have offered wireless charging in some of their devices for several years.
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In year-on-year terms, growth slowed to 1.2 percent from 1.4 percent, its weakest since the second quarter of 0.33 and a rate likely to keep Britain lagging behind its international peers.
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The company has been lagging behind its rivals in China, and on Wednesday its new chief executive, Mike Manley, blamed several factors: its dealer network, its marketing and growing competition from Chinese brands.
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The promise of unlimited stimulus by the U.S. Federal Reserve on Monday sent gold prices soaring, but London's spot market has started lagging behind prices on the Comex futures exchange in New York.
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"Anytime prices move up fast, the actual appraisal process, because they're looking back in history, not forward into the future, they are lagging behind," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the Realtors group.
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"There is no doubt that this case shows how the country's cybersecurity system is still lagging behind," Antonello Soro, president of the Italian Data Protection Authority, told an Italian radio station on Wednesday.
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Long a destination for investors and immigrants, the city has seen a recent surge in population and housing prices, with available supply lagging behind explosive demand, in both the rental and ownership markets.
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But Italy is a much bigger problem than Greece, even if its economic troubles now have it lagging behind Spain, whose economy is now bigger in terms of gross domestic product per capita.
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Koh said that China&aposs rapid build-up in hardware and software required a corresponding build-up of professional, qualified personnel to crew and maintain these assets, and there China was lagging behind.
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Ratings for NBC's "The Tonight Show" are lagging behind the network's competition on CBS as rival host Stephen Colbert has made crucial gains among key demographics, according to a New York Times report.
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Golf — with its five-and-a-half-hour rounds for pros, its dress codes for children and its private clubs that exclude women — can seem to be almost willfully lagging behind the times.
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Golf — with its five-and-a-half-hour rounds for pros, its dress codes for children and its private clubs that exclude women — can seem to be almost willfully lagging behind the times.
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The promise of unlimited stimulus by the U.S. Federal Reserve on Monday sent gold prices soaring, but London's spot market has started lagging behind prices on the Comex futures exchange in New York.
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As Politico recently detailed, the Trump campaign put together a 2.13-state polling project that found the president lagging behind Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden in key battleground states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
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Meanwhile, a listing by Alibaba is a big deal for the Hong Kong stock exchange, which is lagging behind its New York rivals in the annual battle to be the leading global listings venue.
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AMD has been lagging behind Nvidia for years in the high-end gaming graphics card race, to the point that it's primarily been pushing bang-for-the-buck cards like the RX 580 instead.
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But as a country Switzerland was lagging behind others with major financial hubs that have set up cybersecurity competence centers or imposed system-wide tests of hackers' ability to penetrate banking systems, he said.
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A top adviser to Donald Trump acknowledged on Sunday the Republican presidential candidate was lagging behind rival Hillary Clinton, as the Democratic nominee pressed a strategy of encouraging early voting in key battleground states.
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This is yet one more example how the United States is lagging behind Canada when it comes to drug policy, not just on our northern-neighbor's fight against opioid overdoses, but also regarding cannabis.
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" Adds Clemens Koós, investment manager at Signals Venture Capital: "Major digital platforms improve customer experience in almost all industries, however, in healthcare, the digitisation of patient journeys has been heavily lagging behind until now.
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"The field of Visual Arts in Sudan is lagging behind compared to the rest of the world mainly because we have no spaces to show our works," he told Hyperallergic in a phone conversation.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said Britain would grow more slowly than all the other Group of 22020 leading economies this year, leaving it lagging behind the global recovery.
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While Mr. Trump's campaign has rapidly ramped up small-donor fund-raising, bringing in $64 million jointly with the Republican committee through digital and direct mail appeals in July, he is lagging behind Mrs.
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Surprising no one, psychiatry is lagging behind reality: According to a new study published in The Journal of Sex Research, several sexual desires that psychiatrists classify as "paraphilic," or abnormal, are, in fact, common.
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But Trump is lagging behind modern-day presidents including Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, and Bill Clinton, who had all signed more bills into law at this point in their presidencies, according to NPR.
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Those counties are lagging behind the rest of the state in tallying up early votes and mail-in ballots, leaving the state of the Senate race between Nelson and Scott up in the air.
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"BOP is lagging behind the other states" in its response to COVID-19, said Inimai Chettiar, a legislative and policy director at the Justice Action Network, adding it is urgent to take action now.
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Asian countries outside China were by far the most popular destination for companies relocating, followed by those bringing operations home to Japan, with North America and Europe lagging behind as destinations, the survey showed.
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At an event near Pittsburgh, constituents pressed Representative Conor Lamb about impeaching Mr. Trump, asking why he was "lagging behind" his colleagues on the issue, according to a report by the local NPR affiliate.
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Meanwhile, a new survey from Bankrate finds that 13 percent of Americans are saving less for retirement than they were last year and offers insight into why much of the population is lagging behind.
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According to this year's U.S. Chamber of Commerce International IP Index, the strength of the U.S. patent system has fallen to tenth in the world, tied with Hungary, and lagging behind Italy and Spain.
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In two polls released this week, by Monmouth University out of Iowa and St. Anselm College in New Hampshire, Booker's support registered in the low single-digits, lagging behind half a dozen other candidates.
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"It just felt like it was the right moment and time for me to move on," noting that she was unhappy with how it felt like the NYSE was lagging behind in technology adoption.
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Drawing on interviews with finance and tech industry experts, the report found that banks were significantly lagging behind tech giants in the development of technologies like cloud computing, artificial intelligence and big data analytics.
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Over the past few years, drones have become central to the functions of various businesses and governmental organizations and have managed to pierce through areas where certain industries were either stagnant or lagging behind.
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The decision to withhold support from Cramer could potentially be a boost for Heitkamp as well as a massive blow to the Republican congressman, who is lagging behind his opponent in the fundraising game.
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He has plummeted in opinion polls since the scandal and is now lagging behind the far-right leader, Marine Le Pen of the National Front, and the centrist Emmanuel Macron, who is an independent.
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The deal marks a dramatic turnaround for Airbus, which had been lagging behind Boeing in the contest for orders so far this year and had started the Nov 12-16 air show on a backfoot.
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Previous BCI systems for speech facilitation have focused on typing, generally allowing people to type a maximum of 10 words per minute – massively lagging behind the average speaking speed of around 150 words per minute.
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The only times when I found the iPhone lagging behind the Huawei were extremes, such as super macro mode (which the iPhone doesn't have), photos taken with 10x zoom or photos taken in total darkness.
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"Ford has taken a fair amount of criticism for lagging behind in the autonomous race, and making more of these features standard across its full model line is a big step in the right direction."
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The world's largest automaker currently owns 51.2 percent of Daihatsu, which had the weakest sales performance in the Toyota group last year, lagging behind the Toyota and Lexus brands and truck maker Hino Motors Ltd.
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According to Max Stier, the CEO of the nonpartisan Center for Presidential Transition, when it comes to political appointments, Trump is lagging behind almost every recent president — and he has a long way to go.
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"Switzerland's economy is still lagging behind neighbouring countries, especially Germany, and you have to acknowledge that the growth is still being dampened by the strong franc," said Alexander Koch, head of macroeconomics at Bank Raiffeisen.
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However, the company is still lagging behind the market's leaders, like T-Mobile and Verizon, with the latter adding 1.5 million postpaid subscribers in the same quarter, with a churn rate of just 0.96 percent.
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The president on Tuesday signed a sweeping executive order that experts say could leave the United States lagging behind China and other nations as manufacturers and investors throw trillions of dollars into renewable energy projects.
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It took an earthshaking election for the pundits to catch on that cities from Scranton to Cleveland and Johnstown to Gary have been lagging behind coastal metropolises in jobs creation, income growth and housing value.
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It's all quite unnecessary to my mind, but it's true that Android is lagging behind the iPhone in terms of tailor-made accessories and it's nice to see some effort toward rectifying that ecosystem gap.
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The launch comes at a time when Hong Kong, a city often criticized for lagging behind mainland China and Singapore when it comes to financial technology, or fintech, is trying to turn that reputation around.
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Apple has been slow to adopt the technology, lagging behind its biggest rival Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and other mobile phone companies that have offered wireless charging in some of their devices for several years.
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Hard as it is to imagine, Mr Xi could end up facing a much tougher choice: to be content with lagging behind, or to give his scientists the freedom they need and risk the consequences.
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However, the most recent filings suggest the DNC likely lagging behind its Republican counterpart – the Republican National Committee has not yet disclosed its June fundraising figures but ended May with $220006 million cash on hand.
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With several states lagging behind on their targets, freeing up surplus land owned by government agencies such as the railways and ports for affordable housing could more easily help meet the goal, experts have said.
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Despite technically being the first US provider to launch its 5G network last year, AT&T is lagging behind Verizon when it comes to offering a 5G service that regular people can sign up for.
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In the European Union's latest gender equality table, Britain has made virtually no progress over the past decade in reducing inequality in jobs, income, political engagement or education, lagging behind France and the Scandinavian countries.
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And whatever the precise vote tally, his lagging behind not just the field's hard-charging progressives, Mr. Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, but also Pete Buttigieg, the 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The case comes at a time of bitter political wrangling over how best to improve a U.S. public school system that leaves many children lagging behind students in countries such as Finland and South Korea.
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Airbus goes into next week's Farnborough Airshow lagging behind arch-rival Boeing after ending the first half of the year with 227 aircraft orders, or 183 after adjusting for cancellations, company data showed on Wednesday.
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And according to the World Bank, the U.S. ranks 97th when it comes to the proportion of female members of government to the population, lagging behind many European nations and even Saudi Arabia, Rwanda, and Iraq.
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The case comes at a time of bitter political wrangling over how best to reinvigorate a U.S. public school system that leaves many American children lagging behind students in countries such as Finland and South Korea.
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The letter also called for EU telecoms rules to be simplified so as to foster investments in high-speed broadband, an area where the EU has been lagging behind the United States, Japan and South Korea.
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Google has a vested interest in keeping some amount of web tracking alive — the company survives off of ads, which are often targeted — whereas Mozilla and Apple don't, so Chrome is likely to continue lagging behind.
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Their latest effort, Launchpad Studio, targets one vertical at a time, fostering startups looking to make deep changes to industries lagging behind the cutting edge; the first batch is aimed at the data-rich medical world.
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"Adaptation finance is still lagging behind and needs to be scaled up, especially considering the rising climate impacts we are seeing," Helena Wright, a senior policy advisor with think tank E3G, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Trump lagging behind The Trump campaign claimed earlier this month that it had raised $64 million in small-dollar donations via direct mail and digital fundraising, but the campaign only reported $36.7 million in total raised.
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But according to a new report from George Washington University's Program on Extremism, while Twitter might be making strides in its crackdown of Islamic extremist supporters, it's lagging behind with another faction: white nationalists and Nazis.
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The shareholder structure is re-calculated every five years based on the size of each country's economy and with southern countries lagging behind in the recovery, they were always expected to lose some of their share.
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He has certainly had some work to do as, having missed the 200 meters in the Jamaican qualifiers because of a hamstring strain, he found himself lagging behind where he wanted to be in his preparations.
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The company is lagging behind Sony when it comes to console sales, but Microsoft is now committed to building a unified gaming and app platform that works similarly on the Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs.
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"Although we understand that the presentation of the budget is lagging behind its usual schedule, we wish to highlight the importance of a timely submission of a fully-fledged Draft Budgetary Plan (DBP)," the Commission said.
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Dogs are eager to please and will tolerate small discomforts to keep up with you, he adds, so if he's lagging behind or refusing to move, then he's extremely tired and you've pushed him too far.
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Jia said the firm needed to make sure that its financial arm was able to "catch up to the growing need for cash", and cautioned that LeEco's organizational structure was "lagging behind" the firm's fast development.
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Results not only showed repressed growth in arts sector wages relative to the 295 study, but found the arts lagging behind other sectors in terms of the compensation, long-term benefits, and subsequent retention of employees.
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There are real-world consequences: Through Tuesday's games, Greensboro ranked 81st in KenPom's overall ratings, lagging behind East Tennessee State (71st) and Furman (55th), against whom they combined to win four of five games this season.
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According to the report, despite ransomware's growth it is still lagging behind the much more profitable and established trades of, for example, romance scams, where someone tricks a victim into sending payments by gaining their confidence.
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Meanwhile, the US government is lagging behind much of the world in terms of testing for the novel coronavirus, and therefore does not have a full picture of the extent of the outbreak across the country.
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Many party leaders hope U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida will somehow overtake Trump before the party's nominating convention in July, despite Rubio's not having won any states and lagging behind in Trump in opinion polls.
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"It's the first time for over a year that we have seen any sign of a return of seller confidence, albeit lagging behind the surge in numbers of early-bird buyers," Miles Shipside, Rightmove director, said.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing MORE (D-Minn.) lagging behind at 2900 percent.
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"Yet much of the construction industry is still in denial ... and has been lagging behind the food and apparel sectors (in addressing modern slavery)," said Klara Skrivankova, UK and Europe manager for charity Anti-Slavery International.
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Lagging behind other East Mediterranean countries in the development of oil and gas reserves, and frustrated over its dependency on energy imports, Lebanon decided to stop wasting time and approve its first two offshore development licenses.
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Costco is considered to be one of the few retailers to successfully stave off the threat of Amazon, despite lagging behind from an e-commerce perspective, and it has continued to grow over the past decade.
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"The U.S. and Europe both have models for long term support for victims; however, the UK is lagging behind," the study's author, Nusrat Uddin, a London-based lawyer specializing in trafficking cases, wrote in the report.
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Interior Minister Jan Jambon said the government has invested 600 million euros ($670 million) into police and security services over the past two years but said its antiquated justice system and security services were still lagging behind.
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The hearing said that the U.S. was lagging behind Europe's new GDPR privacy rules and California's recently passed privacy law, which goes into effect in 2020, and lawmakers were edging toward introducing their own federal privacy law.
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Mahjoubi repeated the sentiment of many officials who said Twitter was lagging behind the other big tech companies on moderation, which he conceded may be partly because it is not as well resourced as Facebook and Google.
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The record money flowing into Portugal's export-oriented industrial, services and technology sectors represents a big shift for the economy by diversifying its growth drivers after a 2011-22016 debt crisis and lagging behind Europe for years.
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The US has also been lagging behind Europe on adopting this kind of tech, so it's cool to see it make its way to an American company — even if it's mostly an interesting experiment on both continents.
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Having topped the global charts for funds raised in IPOs in 2018, Hong Kong is currently lagging behind both the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq with $5.9 billion raised so far this year, Refinitiv data showed.
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Having topped the global charts for funds raised in IPOs in 2018, Hong Kong is currently lagging behind both the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq with $4.5 billion raised as of mid-May, Refinitiv data showed.
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Guo Ping said during a roundtable in Barcelona that he noticed a tweet from Trump last week in which the president wrote that there is "no reason that we should be lagging behind," according to The Telegraph.
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Meanwhile, official reporting at the CDC is lagging behind other indicators, painting a far different official picture of the spread of the disease than the one that's reflected by realities in the aggregation of local government reporting.
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But with their primary less than three weeks away, recent polling has shown Ms. Pressley lagging behind Mr. Capuano in their highly diverse district — the only one in the state where people of color outnumber white people.
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Privately held Chick-fil-A has climbed to the No. 3 restaurant chain in the U.S. by sales, lagging behind only McDonald's and Starbucks, despite being closed on Sundays and operating a much smaller number of locations.
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Guo Ping said during a roundtable in Barcelona that he noticed a tweet from Trump last week in which the president wrote that there is "no reason that we should be lagging behind," according to The Telegraph.
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Although growth in the most recent quarter recovered to 6.3% after slumping to a three-year low, it remains below levels seen last year, leaving India lagging behind China, which grew at 6.8% over the same period.
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But as polls showed during the campaign that Saccone was lagging behind Trump's margin, Republicans abandoned that messaging in favor of social issues, such as immigration, and the local politics of Lamb's record as a federal prosecutor.
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Meanwhile, wealth for those in the 2600 to 703 age bracket and for those under age 270 has decreased, which indicates that millennials and Gen X are lagging behind boomers as they move into those age brackets.
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Trump lashed out in recent weeks after an internal campaign poll showed him lagging behind Biden in states that will be crucial to his re-election victory, such as Michigan, and even told some he doubted the numbers.
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WEF says Friday that the gap is expected to reach $400 trillion by 2050, partly a knock-on effect from women lagging behind men in take-home pay as well as fewer years on the job on average.
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The company's Rift headset is reportedly lagging behind competitors in unit sales and the company's mobile strategy has grown more complicated as its only mobile partner, Samsung, recently added support for Google's VR platform to its latest devices.
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Facebook has ramped up efforts to combat hate speech in Europe and is now in compliance with voluntary guidelines agreed to last year, the European Commission (EC) said this week, but Twitter and YouTube are still lagging behind.
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Adele is also slightly lagging behind Taylor Swift's boyfriend, 32-year-old Scottish DJ Calvin Harris, who has seen his personal wealth leap by over $35 million in a year to rank him at 27, worth $136 million.
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The Cebuano Wikipedia is the second largest edition of Wikipedia, lagging behind the English version by only just over 630 thousand articles and ahead of the Swedish and German editions by over 1.64 and 2.98 million articles, respectively.
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Although polling is hardly reliable when used to predict elections that are as far away as the 2020 contest, Mr Drutman's analysis reveals that Mr Trump is lagging behind his 2016 vote share by ten percentage points today.
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Areas with the highest percentage of broadband access saw stronger employment growth over the decade and became regional centers of economic activity, with large parts of Bulgaria, Romania, Portugal and Italy lagging behind and remaining in gradual decline.
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SYDNEY, July 23 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures edged higher on Tuesday, recovering from a near three-week low touched in the previous session, after the USDA said the condition of North American crops was lagging behind market expectations.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) warned Austria that its transition towards digitalization was lagging behind most rich countries, and that the gaps relative to the others have even widened in recent years.
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But while the banking sector is cheering the move a number of analysts say the road still remains challenging for European banks since the European Central Bank is still lagging behind when it comes to tightening monetary policy.
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In the meantime, even the most web-literate celebrities are lagging behind in their presidential endorsement game — Kim Kardashian could only offer her support for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in a rushed, blurry, and badly framed Instagram selfie.
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The next generation of iPhones may come equipped with all sorts of new cutting-edge features, but it will still be lagging behind the rest of the mobile world in one major aspect, according to a new report.
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Schumer wrote in an essay on Medium last month that he wants critics of his idea on buybacks to suggest solutions to growing income inequality, wage growth lagging behind productivity growth, and a decline in the startup rate.
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As a result of China lagging behind its competitors in scramjet engine development, the CJ-100 uses less powerful ramjet engines with rocket boosters and an aerodynamic air inlet designed to improve its speed and lower its cost.
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The shelved Budweiser APAC deal is also a blow to Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd, the city's bourse operator, which is lagging behind its New York rivals in the annual battle to be the leading global listings venue.
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Last year, Argentina spent about 703 percent of its gross domestic product on the military, lagging behind neighbors like Chile, which spent 1.9 percent, and Brazil, which spent 1.3 percent, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
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Inadequate testing has hampered America's response to the pandemic, but countries with universal access to health care have gotten it right: South Korea, for example, has tested hundreds of thousands of people, while the U.S. is lagging behind.
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State Democratic Party Chair John Gibson, who was against the experiment, said that while the cuts were supposed to "turbocharge" the state's economy, the opposite has happened and it's instead lagging behind neighboring states, like Nebraska and Missouri.
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South Korea, Japan and the United States all have several network operators in each market preparing mainstream 5G network launches later in 2018 or in 2019, with China likely to join the early wave rather than lagging behind.
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The cost of reunification was massive, estimated at upwards of $100 billion a year in the two decades after 1990, and today GDP, unemployment and other economic indicators show former East German states lagging behind their Western counterparts.
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But the Munich-based group may struggle to retain the luxury sales crown it has held since 2005 this year, lagging behind Mercedes with five-month sales of 797,457 cars versus 818,175 autos for the Stuttgart-based rival.
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Early voting in Cuyahoga County (home to Cleveland) and Franklin (home to Columbus) is getting closer to 2012 levels, although it's still lagging behind, particularly in Cuyahoga: OH: Cuyahoga and Franklin continue to surge back to '12 levels.
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For one, the fact that they used a telegraph—it's a long-standing, if inaccurate, joke that Canada is somehow technologically lagging behind the rest of the world, so naturally we would send our tweets using a telegraph machine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said Britain's economy could start to grow more quickly and stop lagging behind the global economy later this year if there is clarity about Britain's future relationship with the European Union.
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Trump hit back Monday after his team fired several pollsters whose early swing state surveys angered the President when they showed him lagging behind in states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania that paved his way to the White House.
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"Unfortunately, the implementation of the most effective policy options is lagging behind the magnitude of the problems," he said, adding that projections suggested both worldwide alcohol consumption and the related harms were set to rise in the coming years.
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Planning Starting your day without a set plan is like running a race with no idea of the route or destination: You might get there eventually, but you're going to be stressed, exhausted, and certainly lagging behind everyone else.
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Santa Barbara and northern Ventura counties continue to suffer drought conditions "as local reservoirs and groundwater levels have been lagging behind other indicators as a result of the cumulative effect of significant long-term precipitation deficits," the monitor said.
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Although this latest update has come to Samsung's devices a lot more quickly than previous versions of Android did, the South Korean firm is still lagging behind the likes of Nokia, OnePlus, and even HTC with its update schedule.
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Oil producers would need to extend the historic agreement to curb global oversupply through and until the end of 2017 for oil prices to surge, Citi analysts warned, amid concerns Russia is lagging behind on its pledged production cuts.
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" It said restricting Huawei from doing business in the United States would "limit the U.S. to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the U.S. lagging behind in 5G deployment and eventually harming the interests of U.S. companies and consumers.
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However, the increased capital buffers are likely to be consumed, as internal capital generation is lagging behind growth at all four banks, and also due to potential further som depreciation after the already high 23% in 1H17 (non-annualised).
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" Why it's dangerous Doctors and experts have warned that the amendment might invert a positive trend that saw Italy's inoculation coverage rising after spending years lagging behind the World Health Organization's recommended 95% coverage level to ensure "herd immunity.
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Even as testing and testing capacity has ramped up in the US, as of March 30, America is still lagging behind some of the other countries hit hard by the virus in the share of its population being tested.
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Guy Jennings, a former deputy chairman of Sotheby's Europe who is now managing director of the Fine Art Group, an advisory company based in London, said that having to answer to shareholders had consistently left Sotheby's lagging behind Christie's.
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Harris has fallen into the middle of the crowded pack of candidates seeking the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2020 election, losing support since mid-summer and lagging behind top rivals in fundraising.
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Supporters of the idea worried that the United States is lagging behind Russia and China, who have already made moves to spin off their space operations into separate military branches and are developing electronic warfare and anti-satellite weapons.
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" It said restricting Huawei from doing business in the United States would "limit the U.S. to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the U.S. lagging behind in 5G deployment and eventually harming the interests of U.S. companies and consumers.
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The U.S. is lagging behind the rest of the world in its digital strategy and is set to miss out on a $19 trillion opportunity if the new U.S. administration does not take heed, according to the executive chairman of CISCO.
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During an interview at the SXSW festival on Sunday, Uber's chief brand officer Bozoma Saint John called "bullshit" on the idea that Silicon Valley is plagued with pipeline issues — an oft-quoted reason for why companies are lagging behind on diversity.
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When you feel like you're lagging behind, it fuels your workouts by streaming Apple Music and Apple Podcasts to keep you in good spirits — and you can even go for a run without your phone and still use its GPS.
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But as the two firms become global forces, the third member of China's "BAT" trio of internet giants, Baidu, an online-search firm that came to dominate the mainland market after Google left the country to avoid censorship, is lagging behind.
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New reports filed with the Federal Election Commission revealed this week show Trump is significantly lagging behind Clinton on fundraising -- with just $1.3 million cash on hand compared to the Clinton campaign's $42 million as of the end of May.
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Its best year was 2013 when it gained 6.9 percent, but over its lifetime it lost 0.4 percent, dramatically underperforming the stock market and lagging behind other hedge funds, which were up less than 1 percent over the same period.
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You do get a few titles that are fine for filling a few minutes of spare time, but the big-name titles are few and far between, and here Amazon Fire TV is lagging behind its rivals from Google and Apple.
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"Despite the U.S. tariffs hike inflicting direct damage on Chinese economy, the PBOC may be lagging behind its central bank peers in the region to resume monetary easing," said Ken Cheung, senior Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong.
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HONG KONG BLOW The shelved Budweiser APAC deal is also a blow to Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd, the city's bourse operator, which is lagging behind its New York rivals in the annual battle to be the leading global listings venue.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)The gender gap in computer science research won't reach equality for more than a century, according to new research released Friday that showed computer science isn't just lagging behind, it's also going in the wrong direction.
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Stefanik was one of the top beneficiaries: she was the sixth highest recipient of WinRed donations in the last six months of 2019, lagging behind only Trump's campaign, the GOP campaign committees and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
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Why it matters: Nestle said its candy business made up just 3% of its U.S. sales, lagging behind Mars, Hershey and Lindt, reports Reuters, and a sale would help it focus on its many other sectors from around the world.
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Consumer protection is unlikely to be placed at the top of the agenda due to modest average mobile bills, at around RUB12.90 per month equivalent to approximately 21103% of the average disposable monthly salary, and telecoms price increases lagging behind inflation.
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He is currently lagging behind Clinton in polls by 10 points in New York — a state the senator has long emphasized is key to his campaign moving forward, mostly for the large number of delegates up for grabs on April 19.
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LONDON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said Britain's economy could start to grow more quickly and stop lagging behind the global economy later this year if there is clarity about Britain's future relationship with the European Union.
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Brown, who uses a simple technical analysis method to pick his stocks, was named "Trader of the Year" in the contest in 2015, but his performance hasn't been as strong in the first quarter of 2016, now lagging behind the group.
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And while July did serve up the unexpected hit Girls Trip as well as the overperforming Dunkirk, it wasn't enough to save the month, or the summer, which by the end of July was lagging behind summer 2016 by 270 percent.
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Netflix bets on Asia: Netflix (NFXL) is stepping up its game in Asia, where it has been lagging behind local competitors such as India's Hotstar, which is being bought by Disney (DIS) as part of the 21st Century Fox (FOXA) deal.
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The report pointed to Asia being a late entrant in the AI world, lagging behind a solid ecosystem in the U.S. But expect that gap to narrow as governments put more money into data sciences and machine learning, he said.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The world's transport networks are lagging behind booming demand, and countries risk missing key development goals if access to jobs, markets and healthcare is jeopardized, the World Bank, United Nations and other agencies said on Thursday.
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Fed observers widely expected the bank to hold off on another hike with inflation still lagging behind the Fed's 85033 percent ideal level, which the bank argues strikes the right balance of steady price and wage growth with stable employment.
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Lebanon currently ranks 140 out of 149 countries on the Global Gender Gap Index 2018 maintained by the World Economic Forum, lagging behind Gulf Arab states such as Kuwait and Qatar that are generally viewed as more restrictive of women's rights.
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While lagging behind its predecessors, Episode IX looks destined to generate more than $1 billion in worldwide ticket sales, and that doesn't calculate the value it delivers to Disney+ and the rest of the studio's pipeline over the long haul.
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Airline pioneer Bill Franke placed a historic order for 430 A320neo-family jets in a deal worth $49.5 billion at list prices that marks a dramatic turnaround for Airbus, which had been lagging behind Boeing in the contest for orders.
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His administration sent strongly-worded letters to states — Germany, Canada, and Belgium, among them — that he thought were lagging behind, telling them, in so many words, to shape up and start spending on their militaries, according to the New York Times.
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Hong Kong is lagging behind the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq in raising capital via IPOs this year, with $8.06 billion raised as of mid-June compared with a combined $28.2 billion raised by the U.S. exchanges, Refinitiv data showed.
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The company has a lot of ground to make up for, as Spotify and Apple Music have a huge head start in music and Netflix has a seemingly unbreakable hold on video, but at least now it's lagging behind under a unified brand.
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When stripped of volatile items such as energy costs and food prices, core inflation likely reached 3.52 percent, Haitong economists estimated, lagging behind not only the midpoint of this year's target of 4.5 percent but even the lower 2021 goal of 3.75 percent.
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Private equity firms have become a major part of the technology M&A market in recent years, with firms like Thoma Bravo and Vista Equity raising large funds to swipe up subscription software companies with stock prices that are lagging behind their peers.
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NBC is one of the only broadcasters across the world to intentionally tape-delay events, so this practice left US viewers in a strange place: lagging behind the rest of the world as NBC waits until timing is more convenient for the network.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday pushed Turkey to release a detained American pastor whose case prompted the Trump administration to slap sanctions on senior Turkish officials, and said North Korea is still lagging behind on its promise to denuclearize.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is on track to meet its goal for renewables to supply up 20 percent of its energy by 2020, the EU executive said in a report seen by Reuters, although Britain, Ireland and Luxembourg are lagging behind.
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After lagging behind in the opinion polls in the run up to Thursday's election, several murmured about the possibility of unseating Corbyn after the vote if he had done badly - a suggestion that has been put to rest, at least for now.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The United States is lagging behind Canada in the race to attract capital for infrastructure projects despite launching a charm offensive to global investors and reaching out to officials north-of-the-border for advice, a top Canadian investor said.
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Japan still wrestles with instances of gender discrimination that would seem beyond the pale in the US, like the notion that women can't be good sushi chefs, and it's been lagging behind other countries when it comes to live action directors as well.
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The No. 2 US car maker has been perceived as lagging behind Alphabet's Waymo and General Motors-owned Cruise, the latter of which has scored investments from SoftBank's Vision Fund and Honda, as well as institutional investors, taking its valuation to $19 billion.
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These were the only two national polls at the moment that did not show him lagging behind the Democrat by a wide margin in the general election, but Trump was a businessman who preferred to negotiate using numbers that were in his favor.
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England is lagging behind the United States and Kenya, where the highly-effective drug is more widely available, as health authorities only give the pills to gay and bisexual men taking part in a three-year clinical trial, which ends in 2020.
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Women again appeared to be less engaged in performing any actions on behalf of social issues or causes (similar to what was reported during the 2016 election), and they were definitely lagging behind their millennial men counterparts in taking any kind of action.
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Mr. Colville said that in one case, several women and children, including a 4-year-old, who were being held as human shields by Islamic State fighters were suddenly gunned down by the militants, possibly because they were lagging behind the group.
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They note that, at the time of the first increase, the growth rate in new workers in Seattle making less than $15 an hour flattened out and was lagging behind the growth rate in new workers making less than $15 outside Seattle's county.
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Hotel analysts said that the Trump family's hotels in Chicago and Hawaii appeared to be lagging behind hotel market trends, in terms of average room revenue, while the hotel in Washington appeared to be performing better than the overall city hotel market.
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But despite an influx of interest and money after Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's victory in June, recent polling by WBUR, a Boston public radio station, shows Ms. Pressley lagging behind Mr. Capuano by 13 points, the same amount she trailed him by in February.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain prides itself on being a global leader in the fight against modern slavery but it is lagging behind others when it comes to ensuring victims feel safe enough to cooperate with authorities, legal experts said on Thursday.
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Hutchin Hill is shutting down just as the hedge fund industry breathes a cautious sigh of relief as many managers are performing better and taking in new money after years of lagging behind stock market gains and taking criticism for high fees.
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Supporters of a dedicated military space arm are worried that the United States is lagging behind Russia and China, who have already made moves to spin off their space operations into separate military branches and are developing electronic warfare and anti-satellite weapons.
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"I am worried that we won't be able to enjoy significant economic growth before we deal with the fact that EU is lagging behind in technology and before we complete the European Monetary Union," Kazimir, who is also Slovakia's central bank chief, said.
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" According to the study, Hollywood is still lagging behind its audience and the authors suggest "that the industry at large should invest in hiring that is reflective of the U.S. population, which is nearly 40 percent minority and at least 50 percent female.
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"Frankly, this was not in anyone's budget," said Heather Conley, senior vice president of the Center for Strategic International Studies, who argued in a recent analysis that the United States has been lagging behind in the Arctic for at least a decade.
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Internally divided over issues ranging from migration to democratic standards and further integration, grappling with Brexit and a broader wave of populism, as well as a raft of external challenges, the bloc is also lagging behind on key challenges from climate to cyber security.
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Of all the virtual assistants out there, Cortana is still lagging behind its competitors, including Google's voice assistant and Siri, mostly because it lacks the reach those two have owing to their presence built-in on mobile devices in daily use at high volumes.
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He did provide other evidence that American youth were lagging behind other nations in physical fitness, most notably the Kraus-Weber studies that found 58 percent of American kids failed a basic strength-and-flexibility fitness test, while only 8 percent of Swiss kids failed.
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"We are very confident about the future of our services and the fact that we are lagging behind since two years is neither a surprise nor a very big concern," he said, citing a transformation that is underway at the company as a key reason.
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Singling out areas for improvement, Draghi said the euro zone was lagging behind in innovative capacity, particularly in the services sector, and needed to utilize the latent potential in the euro area labor force, which can be unleashed with appropriate labor market and activation policies.
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She says that a time when a lot of work is being done to empower girls and give them more positive messaging in the toys they play with, the movies they watch and the books they read, clothing still seems to be lagging behind.
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Apple would be making its 5G, or fifth generation, debut nearly a year after Samsung and Huawei, but for the tech giant to be lagging behind rivals when it comes to embracing new tech is nothing new, according to the Apple expert James Cordwell.
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Top U.S. military officials on Tuesday warned that the nation's defense force is lagging behind other countries that are actively ramping up their cyber capabilities, with some arguing that the U.S. must shift from the position of a defender to that of an aggressor.
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After a dismal post-earnings call in which management said business is slowing, Snapchat is lagging behind its competition and that the company had purchased more Spectacles than it thought it could sell, Cramer wondered how the social media giant amassed its $15.5 billion valuation.
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Reporters Without Borders (RSF), the Paris-based NGO which publishes an annual index of press freedom, last year ranked India at 136 out of 180 countries, down 3 places from the previous year, and lagging behind the likes of Myanmar, Colombia and even Zimbabwe.
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Mr. Trump wanted to underline that he was not at all happy with the level of burden-sharing despite having agreed to the communiqué, and he urged countries lagging behind to move more quickly, according to a senior official who attended the special session.
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Politically decentralized along ethnic lines following a 1990s war that killed 100,000 people, and still economically impoverished, Bosnia is lagging behind its Balkan neighbors on the path to joining the EU. Sarajevo nevertheless said on Tuesday it would officially apply to join on Feb.
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AC Milan and Inter see a new modern arena as a crucial way to boost their revenues, which are lagging behind those of their peers who own their home grounds, such as Serie A rival Juventus FC and many other European top soccer clubs.
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Reyes could not make a living as a cobbler in the town of Sabá in Honduras, so they decided to join the caravan, usually lagging behind while pushing a baby carriage with their 2-year-old son David and their 6-year-old daughter María.
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The deal will be a welcome boost to Hong Kong, which is lagging behind the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq in terms of IPOs this year, with $8.9 billion to its credit compared with $14.9 billion and $17.5 billion raised by its U.S. rivals.
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"Restricting Huawei from doing business in the US will not make the US more secure or stronger; instead, this will only serve to limit the US to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the US lagging behind in 5G deployment," the company said in a statement.
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"We have made clear to the Republic of Korea that we do want to make sure that peace on the peninsula and the denuclearization of North Korea aren't lagging behind the increase in the amount of inter-relationship between the two Koreas," he told a news briefing.
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Trump has singled out Biden as the most formidable threat to the blue-collar voters who propelled him to the White House in 2016 -- and polls (both public and internal) have shown Trump lagging behind the former vice president in states that were central to his victory.
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The blanket of fog was so complete that even as the rocket blasted from the ground, with me craning my head to chase its grumble (despite knowing the speed of sound kept me lagging behind its actual path), I never got even a fleeting glimpse of it.
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"Restricting Huawei from doing business in the US will not make the US more secure or stronger; instead, this will only serve to limit the US to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the US lagging behind in 5G deployment," Huawei said in a statement Thursday.
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According to some rumors, Oculus scrapped a more ambitious and high-end Rift successor to release the Rift S. Where the Rift was once truly a gold standard for much of the VR industry, Oculus is now lagging behind several other headsets in areas like screen resolution.
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More collaboration between Hyundai and Google doesn't necessarily mean self-driving cars, but the advent of robotic vehicles is going to change the face of the industry, so I wouldn't be surprised to see any vehicle makers that are lagging behind pursue extreme measures to catch up.
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Here's how those figures compare to other Pixar releases: To be sure, garnering more than $460 million globally is nothing to snuff at, but the "Cars" franchise isn't just lagging behind other Pixar films at the box office, it didn't fare very well with critics or audiences.
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Female-led health-focused startups, such as the likes of Clue and Chiaro, have been grabbing attention and funding in recent years by pioneering smart services that cater specifically to women — sometimes also underlining how male-dominated tech giants are lagging behind the curve in this area.
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"Here we have got a U.S. administration that is clearly fine with the idea of imposing serious economic sanctions, but then seems to be lagging behind on imposing them for serious human rights violations," Sophie Richardson, China director of Human Rights Watch, told a briefing in Geneva.
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The deal will also be a welcome boost to Hong Kong, which is lagging behind the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq in terms of IPOs this year, with $8.9 billion to its credit as of June, versus $17.5 billion and $14.9 billion for its U.S. rivals.
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Looking broadly at the music industry, it is widely seen as lagging behind even Hollywood on gender equality, and it has no labor body comparable to the Screen Actors Guild — which released its own sexual harassment code of conduct in February — to battle for artists' interests.
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The only reason she drops from the No. 1 spot she held down in our rankings for the past six months is that polling -- in early states and nationally -- suggests she is lagging behind both of the men who we put in front of her this month.
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But as the 2020 contests draw closer, Buttigieg is lagging behind former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE, Sen.
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So you just did it, you just said this is a problem that women are lagging behind men or ... It's now self reported, here's the awesome thing: Not only did women's satisfaction go up and international students, men's satisfaction went up, it's not a fixed pie.
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Different cloud gaming services have different internet speed requirements, but you may need more than 20 Mbps to stream at 1080p, and you'll need a low ping (the time it takes for a server to respond to your request) to avoid the game lagging behind your button presses.
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An interesting trend in California that is a harbinger of the difficulties the state may face in the future is that the snowpack numbers have been consistently lagging behind precipitation, Swain says, which is an indication of the influence of above average temperatures during and in between precipitation events.
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Officials went over swing states one by one with Eric Trump on Monday, showing that his father was lagging behind other Republicans in polls and warning that he lacks a path to the 85033 electoral votes needed to win the presidency without a major shake-up, the report said.
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READ MORE HERE >>Other good stories from the investing realm:SOCGEN: A recession is coming soon, but these 3 trades can help investors dominate when it hits — and avoid the worst of the damageA group of small tech stocks is quietly dominating the FANGs after lagging behind for years.
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David B. StaffordScarsdale, N.Y. To the Editor: Amazon's move to raise the minimum wage for its employees in the United States and Britain is good news for many, but the company is still lagging behind competitors when it comes to preventing forced labor across its global supply chains.
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Elizabeth Warren have been bunched near the top of most recent polls of Iowa and New Hampshire, with Klobuchar lagging behind, nearer to the rest of the pack — though there has been sparse early-state polling in recent weeks, especially since the most recent Democratic debate on Dec. 19.
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"It's clear - and this is very painful to recognize - that the political leadership in the world is lagging behind the sentiments among youth (as well as) the state of science and even what business leadership thinks," said Johan Rockström, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.
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Although this recent policy change doesn't go as far as it could, and the United States is still lagging behind pretty much every other developed country in what it offers working parents, it is still a momentous shift in the types of benefits that federal workers can access.
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After a briefing by FAA leaders on Capitol Hill, House members showed none of the ire some had displayed earlier this week about the Trump administration's slowness to take Boeing's plane out of service, a pace that had the United States lagging behind the rest of the world.
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"What we're trying to do is reach a balance, which is not easy, between not lagging behind reality and on the other hand, neither do we anticipate news (or) speculation that might not be right and that could impose additional costs on the economy that aren't necessary to impose," Carstens said.
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"I have noticed the president's Twitter, he said that the U.S. needs faster and smarter 5993G, or even 6G in the future, and he has realized that the U.S. is lagging behind in this respect, and I think his message is clear and correct," Guo said, speaking through an interpreter.
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"We have made clear to the Republic of Korea that we do want to make sure that peace on the peninsula and the denuclearization of North Korea aren't lagging behind the increase in the amount of inter-relationship between the two Koreas," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in November.
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"Restricting Huawei from doing business in the US will not make the US more secure or stronger; instead, this will only serve to limit the US to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the US lagging behind in 5G deployment," the company said in a statement responding to the executive order.
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Yet China itself is suffering from weak global demand; the value of its exports has fallen by 11.2% over the same period, including declines of 10% to America and 12% to the EU. Before the financial crisis, global trade used to grow faster than GDP, now it is lagging behind.
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"The vast majority of transforming deals worth more than $10 billion have taken place in the U.S. This means Europe is lagging behind, and while U.S. companies are doubling in size, their European counterparts risk losing their competitive edge," said JPMorgan Chase & Co global M&A co-head Hernan Cristerna.
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But while the data may contradict other reports that put the UK closer to the middle of the speed table and countries like Singapore at the top, reports from both Akamai and the likes of OpenSignal are agreed that the United States is lagging behind in terms of mobile connection speeds.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.) defeating Trump outright, with Sanders getting 47 percent and Trump lagging behind with only 42 percent!
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Notably, this success is despite the US lagging behind other major global economies on consumer adoption of fintech solutions: Its score of 46% is considerably lower than the global average of 64%,per EY.For UK mortgage startups like Habito, this is a boon, with fintech adoption in the country at 71%.
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It comes as workers at multiple agencies tell CNN that the federal government appears to lack direction on how federal offices should be responding to coronavirus, lagging behind private companies, who have been more proactive about putting teleworking plans in place to limit the potential for the virus to spread.
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Despite the Chinese firm's recent problems in the United States, Europe and Australia, Nokia has been slow to capitalize on the opportunity, lagging behind its competitors as they vie to provide gear for wireless network carriers for the next generation of super-fast internet that is expected to transform communications.
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"Groundhog Day," which overcame a last-minute anterior cruciate ligament tear by its star, Andy Karl, just three nights before opening, also had a good day, and will now hope that the nominations provide some help at the box office, where this musical has been lagging behind the other nominated contenders.
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The poll showed that current center-left ruling Democratic Party (PD) - a party which has been fraught with in-fighting following a failed referendum on constitutional reform last year - was lagging behind with 26.9 percent of the vote and the populist 5 Star Movement (M5S) with 27.6 percent of the vote.
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Kerry, who served as the top U.S. diplomat under President Barack Obama and was a leading player in brokering the Paris Agreement in 2015, said the G20 nations are lagging behind on emission reduction plans and financial pledges to poor countries instead of setting a high bar for global climate action.
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When carrier company SoftBank (SFTBF) announced last week a plan to merge Z Holdings, formerly Yahoo Japan (YAHOF), with messaging app Line (LN), for example, it said that Japanese internet companies are lagging behind their American and Chinese counterparts and need to expand into other Asian countries to stay competitive.
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"Restricting Huawei from doing business in the US will not make the US more secure or stronger; instead, this will only serve to limit the US to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the US lagging behind in 5G deployment, and eventually harming the interests of US companies and consumers," the statement said.
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"Japanese stocks were lagging behind the rises in the U.S. market, so investors were seen scooping up Japanese stocks," said Takatoshi Itoshima, a strategist at Pictet Asset Management, referring to Wall Street's rally, where the S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average have hit all-time highs this month.
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About 80 percent of tickets had been sold as of August 1 — meaning Rio is lagging behind the Summer Games in Beijing in 2008 and London in 2012, but on par with Athens in 2004 and Atlanta in 1996 — and the event is 95 percent of the way to its revenue target.
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Earlier in the summer, when internal Trump campaign polling that showed the president lagging behind Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden in key battleground states leaked to the media, Trump responded in much the same way — by tweeting out a disreputable poll from Rasmussen showing his overall approval rating at an inflated 50 percent.
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As of January 2nd, here's what Samsung has told customers about updates for its most popular phones: Although Samsung Galaxy phones have consistently had some of the best hardware (and definitely the best screens) you could get on an Android phone, they have always had a reputation of lagging behind on getting the latest updates.
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Related: Top US International Drug Official Signals Green Light for Countries to Decriminalize In October 2012, then-Minister for Education Vincent Peillon noted that French drug policy was "somewhat lagging behind" that of its European neighbors and international allies, many of which have voted to partially or totally legalize weed over the past few years.
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" The spokesperson added that "restricting Huawei from doing business in the US will not make the US more secure or stronger; instead, this will only serve to limit the US to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the US lagging behind in 5G deployment, and eventually harming the interests of US companies and consumers.
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China is now also leveraging its technology to conquer the solar system: After lagging behind in the space race for decades, the nation recently made a historic landing on the far side of the moon, where it has plans to build a permanent research base, and aims to have a rover exploring Mars next year.
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Uggerhøj and his team figured out that since our planet came to be, time at the core has been lagging behind time at the surface by mere fractions of a second — around 0.0000000003 of a second— which seems negligible, but over the course of Earth's 4.5-billion-year lifespan, this has accumulated to a 1.5-year age difference.
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France has been lagging behind other countries like Britain in the youth hostel sector but in 2015, state-owned bank BPI France invested in New Nomads, a brand that is developing youth hostels in France since 2013 while property group Fonciere des Regions has set aside as much as 400 million euros to invest in European hostels through 2018.
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"A country that gives up on the future has no future," Son told attendees at the SoftBank World event, saying Japanese business is lagging behind countries such as the United States and China in employing AI. Japan outlaws non-professional drivers from transporting paying customers on safety grounds and the country's taxi industry lobby has vigorously opposed deregulation.
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Lagging behind the market One key reason why some startups lag is that they are too slow to bring their product to the market, or offer updates and adapt to competition, according to Tina Cheng, a partner at Cherubic Ventures - an early stage technology VC firm that has invested in over 100 companies in the U.S. and Greater China.
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Read more:Americans investing over $100,000 agree on the goal that matters most: retirementA financial planner gives every client a 3-step checklist to start building wealth, no matter how much money they haveBaby boomers are worth more than ever, but millennials are still lagging behind — and the reason why is clear2019 is the final class of millennial college graduates.
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During the 2016 presidential election, we heard a lot about how America is lagging behind its global competitors, and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE hammered has this message.
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It's a risky position to be in—launching a brand-new series is never easy, and doing so on a system that's far from the market leader right now, with Microsoft's machine substantially lagging behind the PlayStation 4 in sales terms, increases the chances of it failing to capture an audience sizable enough to make the endeavor worthwhile.
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" Liberum analysts wrote in a note that Publicis' issues are "mainly" specific to the holding company, including its multi-billion-dollar acquisitions of Sapient and Epsilon, which Liberum says should have fueled organic revenue growth but has resulted in Publicis lagging behind peers, which could suggest those assets "might not be as high-quality as portrayed.
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Sure, the Recording Academy is notorious for lagging behind the reality of the ever-evolving and expanding music scene, but besides the band's undeniable rise in the American mainstream (sold-out stadium shows, streaming records, marquee magazine covers, and coveted pop radio play), a few things assured that the Academy certainly were aware of BTS' work and influence.
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" Kallymer, who says he personally experienced "overdose symptoms" from excessive caffeine consumption in his 20s, says that while many major soft drink makers have made increased efforts in providing caffeine content information on the label, "the industry that's lagging behind is the coffee/tea industry," who often don't provide clear personalized caffeine labeling or "simply use the generic USDA data for caffeine content.
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Cities consume also more than two-thirds of the world's energy and account for about three-quarters of carbon dioxide emissions, according to the UN. "High-growth Southeast Asian cities are very vulnerable, yet lagging behind in incorporating more renewable energy generation in their plans," said Rob Roggema, a professor and urban sustainability expert at the University of Technology Sydney.
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"I have noticed the president's Twitter, he said that the US needs faster and smarter 5G, or even 6G in the future, and he has realized that the US is lagging behind in this respect, and I think his message is clear and correct," Guo Ping, speaking through an interpreter, said ahead of the mobile industry's biggest global event in Barcelona.
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Why it matters: Even though Airbus "regretfully" won't be getting the full list price for the bulk order, it's a much-needed win for the European aircraft manufacturer which had been lagging behind its American counterpart Boeing in sales this year, especially after losing out on a massive jumbo jet order from Emirates at the air show earlier this week.
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Recently screened as part of this year's Fantasia Film Festivaland coming soon to Animation Block Party at New York's Brooklyn Academy of Music, this romantic fantasy shows that while Chinese animation still has a long way to go to match anything from the United States and Japan, it is continuing to make progress after decades of lagging behind in relevance.
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The company says its nine data centers in North America and six in Europe can reach 603 percent of broadband homes within 260 milliseconds — theoretically speedy enough for games to feel like they're not lagging behind your button press — and it claims it's achieving 23ms round-trip latency with its partners in Tokyo, (SoftBank), Seoul (LG U+), and Moscow (GFN.
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Male acts, overwhelmingly, have not kept up, lagging behind in the theatricality and imagination stakes (Justin Timberlake's attempt to redefine himself earlier this year fell amazingly short), and while it's important that pop remains the highly visible, musical platform where women can thrive, it is interesting to consider what men who are willing to embrace the genre at its most visual, creative, and immersive might also do.
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The United States has turned its attention back toward the moon but finds itself lagging behind thanks to former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 85033,000 at auction MORE's ill-considered decision to close down lunar exploration in 2010.
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Less than three months out, Biden is struggling in Iowa and New Hampshire polling While Biden is still a strong candidate at the top of the Democratic primary field and holds resounding support among African-American, working-class, and older voters, he has lost his stature as a frontrunner and is lagging behind other candidates in the first two primary states: Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The economy is just starting to grow again and with unemployment on the decline, Tsipras – who is lagging behind rival party New Democracy in the polls – will look to capitalize on the positive comments from the French president to further encourage investments into the country and pave the way for an eventual full return to markets once the third bailout program ends in Autumn 2018.
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The country remains split along ethnic lines and economically impoverished, lagging behind its Balkan neighbours on the path towards the EU. Sarajevo has wanted to apply on several occasions, but the 28-nation EU said each time it had to further improve its economy, justice system, rule of law, public administration and political institutions to be able to become a candidate - a message Brussels reiterated on Monday again.
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Still lagging behind, I wish that we can do much better but compared to five years ago, six years, 10 years ago, it is much better and so then it's all the environment you're talking about, it's improving, but of course it's not the same in the U.S. But, it's improving I think, that will drive a lot of innovation or the funding and investment in a lot of the innovative industries.
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Sweden's Prime Minister Stefan Löfven will visit Washington, D.C. on March 6 for the first time since President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took office — lagging behind other Nordic countries to arrange a state visit.
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A number of Republicans are worried GOP lobbyists are lagging behind their Democratic counterparts when it comes to 2020 super fundraisers, known as bundlers, as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's reelection campaign focuses on small-dollar donors and support from the Republican National Committee (RNC).
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The move from the Democratic National Committee is likely an olive branch to presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, who, while lagging behind front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The chairman of Chinese telecom giant Huawei reportedly said on Sunday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is right to say that the U.S. is "lagging behind" in the race to roll out next-generation wireless technology known as 5G.
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The smaller size of Biden's presence in Super Tuesday states, including lagging behind some of his rivals in advertising and the number of campaign offices, "surely doesn't help," the former vice president told Fox News' Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceFox's Brazile on 'go to hell' blowup: Chris Wallace 'gave me the talk' Chris Wallace: Trump and Sanders are the candidates with supporters who 'would walk through fire for them' Biden refers to Chris Wallace as 'Chuck' during Fox News interview MORE.
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