"Maybe sterling lags because of Brexit, and maybe the yen lags too because if you buy the emerging markets, you use yen as a funding currency," he said.
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In the cloud infrastructure market, Oracle lags behind , and .
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It's OK, but lags behind selfie cameras on other phones.
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The second reason is Apple lags behind the 5G cycle.
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Go deeper: Pedestrians are dying while vehicle safety tech lags
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When their performance lags, teams don't hesitate to fire them.
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ThyssenKrupp's share price badly lags behind Germany's largest listed firms.
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Yet in this regard, it lags behind woefully (see chart).
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But Texas lags far behind states with similar population sizes.
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On the video front, the P9 lags behind the competition.
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The themes don't resonate, and the story lags and lumbers.
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"Real estate generally lags sentiment in the market," Whelan said.
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Thailand's growth has picked up but still lags regional peers.
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Mr. Cerar's Modern Center Party lags behind both of them.
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READ MORE: • In the Stock Market, Value Again Lags Growth
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But even when the story lags, the visuals never do.
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States lags behind Vietnam in terms of testing those sick.
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" He added, "The world is changing but Australia lags badly.
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However, Sanders still lags behind Biden by a sizable margin.
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Adams lags behind, with less than $4,21625 in the bank.
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His fundraising lags behind that of Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg.
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Sadly, the United States lags far behind these two countries.
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The state lags the nation in support for higher education.
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But it lags Apple in biometrics, our technology columnist writes.
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India lags behind countries such as Sudan, El Salvador and Afghanistan.
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The country lags behind others countries in agricultural productivity (see chart).
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India lags behind other countries in terms of installed security cameras.
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Typically, older Americans' confidence lags well behind that of younger Americans.
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That ecosystem still lags behind the U.S. in terms of value.
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It's a number that still lags behind the biggest tech companies.
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Kraft Heinz and Mondelez were the biggest lags on the index.
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In fact, the ZenBook S13 lags behind in configuration choices overall.
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But for nurses and social workers, it lags the recommendations badly.
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The Middle East lags behind other regions in embracing digital commerce.
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Amazon still lags behind rival giant Walmart in the grocery category.
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Toyota lags far behind with a roughly 5 percent market share.
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The US lags behind most other developed countries in coronavirus testing.
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Britain lags behind other European nations in its supply of ventilators.
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When it comes to parental leave, America lags behind most countries.
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But in many instances, the legal battle lags far behind reality.
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The US lags behind other countries in terms of testing capabilities.
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The company lags only Amazon Web Services as a cloud provider.
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WATCH: Here's why Apple lags behind Samsung and Xiaomi in India
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Scientific research focused on female athletes lags behind that of men.
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Unfortunately, Africa still lags far behind in education rates for women.
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But WOSU notes the turnout still lags compared to neighboring states.
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Finally, Harris's Wisconsin tie lags her 23-point average national lead.
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Its share price still lags Goldman's from the pre-crisis peak.
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Today, Alabama lags behind the national median by more than $11,000.
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It still lags behind Spotify, which now has 40 million paid subscribers.
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"It guarantees that whatever we develop lags behind emerging capabilities," he said.
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While China lags on research into quantum computing, it's quickly catching up.
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In nearly every area it lags behind America, the EU and China.
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Latin America still lags behind in the development of its shipping industry.
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The April poll found that she lags Heller substantially in name recognition.
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And the United States lags behind other wealthy nations in life expectancy.
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Sprint's network coverage and 4G LTE download speed lags behind the competition.
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The company lags behind Amazon and Microsoft in the cloud infrastructure business.
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The rate of solved murders in Chicago regularly lags the national average.
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Unfortunately, the Apple Watch's relatively weak processor means lags are the norm.
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But growth in Southeast Asia's second-largest economy still lags regional peers.
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Apple Music's iCloud integration is one department in which Spotify lags behind.
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Siri, their digital assistant, lags behind and is tied to Apple's hardware.
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Right now, Google says translation quality using Translatotron lags behind conventional methods.
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Still, the NFL lags far behind sports such as basketball in China.
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The increase to production, though, slightly lags a jump in oil prices.
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Apple lags behind rivals like Samsung, which has already released 5G phones.
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The campaign met that goal but still lags behind top-tier candidates.
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TO, as the recovery of Canada's oil industry lags a global rebound.
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Though property investment picked up, analysts noted it often lags sales trends.
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Clinton is ahead in many categories, but notably lags among white men.
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Long-term modeling is also inherently uncertain work whose data often lags.
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At the movies, DC lags behind Marvel in almost every conceivable metric.
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Healthcare lags behind other industries in quality improvement — and we know it.
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New Jersey's employment growth lags well behind the rate for the country.
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With just 6403 hospital beds per 1,000 people, Iraq lags the region.
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The longer credit growth lags, the less likely a Trump boom becomes.
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While foreign investment remains prevalent in Italy's north, the south lags behind.
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Life expectancy in Ukraine lags behind that in the country's European neighbors.
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On average, contracted workers' pay lags that of their direct employee peers.
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The US lags behind other countries in testing for the novel coronavirus.
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When it comes to staffing, too, Biden lags both Steyer and Sanders.
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But support for transgender rights lags among conservative Republicans, Mr. Trump's base.
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By more meaningful metrics, the United States lags behind many other countries.
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By more meaningful metrics, the United States lags behind many other countries.
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Still, Booker's fourth-quarter fundraising lags far behind several of his competitors.
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But one area where the state lags is its No. 41 Economy.
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With just 6403 hospital beds per 1,000 people, Iraq lags the region.
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Meanwhile, the DNC lags far behind the RNC in fundraising this cycle.
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Second, Sprint's network coverage and 4G LTE download speed lags behind the competition.
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Her husband's job approval rating lags behind hers at 50 percent or less.
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This structure causes a lot of friction, and innovation lags significantly behind Apple.
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China also lags far behind in terms of drug approvals versus developed markets.
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Yet it lags behind neighbouring Israel, Cyprus and Egypt in tapping the deposits.
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It lags behind only such leaders as Alphabet's Waymo and GM's Cruise Automation.
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But she so far lags behind some other prospective candidates in name recognition.
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While an early player in streaming TV, Playstation Vue today lags on subscribers.
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The pace of security innovation often lags behind the pace of technology innovation.
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America lags behind other industrialized nations when it comes to HPV vaccine uptake.
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In a wealthy 2020 Democratic presidential field, Pete Buttigieg lags behind the pack.
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The country lags behind the rest of Latin America on many development indicators.
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Arlene greets him after the service, but Newell lags behind and then leaves.
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For example, the retail sector utilized relatively shorter lags than the office sector.
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Still, in polls she lags behind former vice president Joe Biden and Sen.
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Central banks can only affect the price level with long and uncertain lags.
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But that approach means the P9 lags behind other flagships in several departments.
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The time lags and difficulty in executing the reform plans may be disappointing.
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Shares in HCL, which lags bigger local rivals Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) (TCS.
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America lags behind other industrialized nations when it comes to HPV vaccination rates.
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It also lags the 28 percent rate of the last two full years.
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While it's making progress, UnionPay's acceptance outside China still lags MasterCard's and Visa's.
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France lags other EU nations on offshore wind power, despite its long coastlines.
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And its women's wear lags niche competitors including Lululemon, Fabletics and Gap Inc.
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Trump lags that performance by about 10 points in the most recent surveys.
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San Francisco-based Twitter lags behind those companies in building a user base.
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Switzerland lags the likes of Britain and Singapore when it comes to fintech.
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Hotstar users have complained of excessive buffering and long lags in live programming.
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Trump's support among women and gay voters lags far behind that of Clinton.
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The Nasdaq still lags the other two main United States stock market indexes.
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While it lags in the data-driven economy, Germany maintains considerable industrial strength.
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"I often say that reputation lags reality," said Dale Whittaker, the U.C.F. president.
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But the US still lags behind other nations in tests conducted per person.
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Despite Kalanick's plan, Uber still lags in the competitive field of autonomous vehicles.
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Nationwide, small colleges have been under financial strain as enrollment lags climbing costs.
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The total number of minority members also lags behind in the GOP conference.
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It's the larger updates, like to new versions of Android, where Samsung lags.
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The possibilities are intriguing, but the characters are underdrawn, and the pacing lags.
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The state lags its Gulf Coast neighbors in the value of commodities shipped.
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Britain still lags behind many of its European neighbours (see right-hand chart).
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Even with its unmatched arsenal of turbines, China still lags the United States.
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They don't include Medicare Advantage beneficiaries and don't reflect lags in paid claims.
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West Virginia lags most of the nation when it comes to teacher pay.
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"The product itself sort of lags behind the sales pitch," Marquis-Boire said.
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China still lags behind the Japanese and American markets, but is catching up.
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These initiatives might help hedge funds in the long run as performance lags.
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The graduation rate of 73 percent lags behind the state average of 90 percent.
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As a general-purpose smart display, however, the Portal lags far behind the competition.
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The NAO argues that Britain lags behind G7 countries such as America on transparency.
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But in bigger economies such as Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, it lags behind rivals.
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There's no blaming network issues, delays, or lags while monitoring the self-driving vehicle.
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This year, however, the small-cap index lags the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq.
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The central challenge of our time is that our culture lags behind our technology.
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Verizon, AT&T and Sprint have launched 5G networks, but T-Mobile lags behind.
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The moment too many people come online, you can actually notice that it lags.
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The United States lags behind other countries when it comes to adopting contactless payments.
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Even with all this progress, the United States still lags far behind the Netherlands.
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Charles de Gaulle in Paris, Europe's second busiest airport, lags way behind (see chart).
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But often, it lags a bit and has trouble with heavy, ad-laden sites.
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Though eBay was a trailblazer in e-commerce, the company now lags behind Amazon.
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The aspect where it most apparently lags flagship competition is in its brightness outdoors.
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The next closest is Bernie Sanders, who lags far behind Biden with 22020 million.
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It lags far behind even neighbouring Zambia on many indicators of development (see chart).
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Still, China lags far behind the United States and Russia in overall nuclear firepower.
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After of month of using Instagram and Snapchat Stories, Instagram's product clearly lags behind.
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Bixby still lags behind Alexa and Google Assistant, but at least it's getting smarter.
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More broadly, the U.S. lags other developed countries in closing the gender wage gap.
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But in the broader machine learning community, MXNet's usage lags behind peers like TensorFlow.
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Apple Music's subscriber count still lags behind Spotify's 87 million subscribers recorded last November.
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However, its profitability lags well behind bigger local rival Adidas and market leader Nike.
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Government spending on education and health lags far behind the sub-Saharan African average.
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The industry lags behind only the oil industry in terms of energy sector employment.
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The comments come as box office revenue this year lags that of last year.
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Soccer still lags behind America's four leading sports: baseball, basketball, hockey and American football.
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It's on the right path with the Invoke, but still lags behind the pack.
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Sub-Saharan Africa is only 21973% urban; India lags even further behind, at 242%.
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When it comes to criminal-justice issues, the federal system consistently lags the states.
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Although he lags behind other candidates in popularity polls, Mr Kabila's backing means everything.
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He has highlighted the fact that Louisiana's economy lags the nation as a whole.
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Orlando International and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International airports saw similar lags, the agency reported.
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Fetterman, who entered the race in September, lags far behind both his Democratic opponents.
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The Golden Arches already lags behind its competitors when it comes to customer satisfaction.
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"Given these lags in monetary policy, you really need to be preemptive," he said.
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They also don't account for lags in reporting cases and differences in reporting methods.
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Despite California's liberal reputation, the state lags far behind other states in education spending.
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Buttigieg lags the leaders by a wide margin, nationally and in the early states.
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There's no updated data on this front yet, but experts continue to see lags.
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S. Students' Academic Achievement Still Lags That of Their Peers in Many Other Countries.
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There's no updated data on this front yet but experts continue to see lags.
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Indeed, while overall wage growth lags, some groups have actually seen their wages soar.
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Globally, the US now lags 165 other nations with stronger constitutional protections for women.
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But it now lags far behind other leading economies in the next-generation networks.
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He lags Clinton by about 6 percentage points in the RealClearPolitics national polling average.
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When set on automatic, the shifting can surprise you with occasional lags and lurches.
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But Klobuchar still lags behind the top Democratic candidates in both polling and fundraising.
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Depressed or anxious lags can spend time handling birds of prey to gain confidence.
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Buttigieg also lags majorly behind his top competitors in endorsements from black elected officials.
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Progress is being made, even if it lags behind that of other safety initiatives.
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Attendance at secondary school (69% of eligible children) lags behind that, say, of China (96%).
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Investments in digital technologies, where Russia lags, would lift productivity; downstream food manufacturing is underdeveloped.
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Apple Music currently lags behind Spotify, which boasts 87 million subscribers as of September 2018.
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The decline in adjusted costs in 1Q16 (1%) lags the decline in adjusted revenue (3.8%).
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Overall, paid maternity and paternity leave in the United States lags behind standards established elsewhere.
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They are becoming too impatient with monetary policy, which tends to work with large lags.
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But the continent still lags far behind the gains seen in South America and Asia.
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Naples lags far behind northern Italy for transport and digital infrastructure, and criminality is rife.
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Hulu lags badly behind Netflix and Amazon Prime Video when it comes to 4K streaming.
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Sometimes, the cursor is right there with your fingertip, other times it lags far behind.
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This is one area where the fair lags behind its Frieze and Armory Show brethren.
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Silver lags gold so the silver price is only just moving above resistance near $18.75.
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For all the upgrading of Fiji's hardware, investment in education and work opportunities lags behind.
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Sanders lags significantly behind Clinton in fundraising, though he may have matched her in organization.
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Activists have pointed out that Samsung lags behind rivals when it comes to going green.
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India's rising consumption of LNG, however, lags demand due to inadequate regasification and pipeline infrastructure.
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That is one reason why Japan, whose universities are as insular as its culture, lags.
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When shooting in 4K at 60fps, for example, the screen lags behind the live action.
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That should go doubly so for Trump, who lags behind Hillary Clinton financially and organizationally.
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National hate crime data is self-reported to the FBI and lags a year behind.
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But this still lags rival banks, many of whom manage 60 to 70 percent ratios.
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On the mobile front, smartphone penetration in India lags well behind fellow unicorn-incubator China.
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Why it's risky: Even as Walmart expands its online business, its growth lags behind Amazon.
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This is an area in which shipping lags well behind other sectors, such as aerospace.
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Its remaining players were an assortment of jaded lags and off-cuts from bigger clubs.
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Charitable giving in China still lags that in America, but it is rising (see chart).
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Their performance lags the NASDAQ Composite Index, which was up 3.3 percent for the year.
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Now that the goddess herself has appeared, it matters little if the dinner lags behind.
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The iPhone itself still lags rival devices in offering fast charging and wireless charging features.
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Revenue, which turns into earnings, usually lags nominal GDP - where growth could slow in 2019.
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Though Mr. McMullin's support is growing, he still lags behind Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton.
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But compared with the other four Power 5 conferences, the Pac-12 still lags behind.
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Trump lags in the race against Biden, according to a Real Clear Politics polling average.
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Business investment lags even after the top corporate tax rate dropped from 35% to 21%.
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Solar power is making barely more than 1 percent, and geothermal lags even further behind.
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But Trump's overall approval rating among voters happy with the economy conspicuously lags his predecessors'.
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Despite the progress, Africa as a whole still lags behind the rest of the world.
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Still, Britain lags behind France and Spain when it comes to high speed rail services.
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Idaho lags some of its neighbors there, but the hiring surge is no small potatoes.
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It lags the U.S., U.K., German, Singaporean, Taiwanese, Malaysian and Korean markets by substantial amounts.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. education system lags behind in reflecting the value of a multilingual society.
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Conventional wisdom in the industry, and among policymakers, lags behind the latest thinking in decarbonization.
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So the agency's data lags the on-the-ground reality by up to two weeks.
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Germany lags countries like South Korea and the United States in rolling out 23.5G services.
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This figure lags behind the 92% of Democratic primary voters who disapprove of Trump's job performance.
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The JOLTS survey, as it is known, lags the government's nonfarm payrolls count by a month.
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Wall Street continues to hone in on subpar free cash flow, which analysts say lags peers.
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Some e-waste facilities exist, but by and large, sex toy recycling technology lags far behind.
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The Southern Hemisphere lags a bit and its ozone layer should be healed by mid-century.
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American Express: The stock clearly lags the group, so Cramer is expecting an out-sized performance.
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While T-Mobile continues to improve in cities, it still lags behind Verizon in the sticks.
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The film has plenty of glossy flashbacks and sexed-up violence, but its characterisation lags behind.
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No major lags, the rendering has gone very smoothly, and the export times were remarkably shorter.
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The simpler, more robust systems powering global hubs show just how far the U.S. lags behind.
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The index is updated annually, which means that companies may be dropped if their performance lags.
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Their combined equity value of 35 billion euros today lags key German, American and Japanese rivals.
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A firefighter's annual pay of around $250,000 badly lags behind that of a skilled oil worker.
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Public investment, at 2.3% of GDP, lags behind the euro-zone average and barely covers depreciation.
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Polls now show a tight race nationally, even as Trump lags in some key swing states.
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Proficiency in reading and maths lags about 30 percentage points behind the rest of the state.
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Yet female participation in the labour market lags behind men's in all but three countries worldwide.
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Local pundits complain that Hong Kong lags behind mainland China, where even beggars accept e-donations.
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While T. Swift still lags behind with 94.1 million followers, we doubt she's bitter about it.
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Trump's rate of 45% of nominees confirmed lags behind Obama's 72%, Bush's 71% and Clinton's 73%.
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This clock is the leader in precision, but still lags behind other atomic clocks in stability.
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Carige's total capital ratio of 12.2 percent lags a 13.1 percent threshold recommended by the ECB.
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The sector enjoys double-digit growth but lags conventional banks in terms of size and profitability.
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Microsoft's Translator app lags behind Google's own offering, but the Redmond company is slowly catching up.
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While countries around the world have banned these cruel and dangerous acts, America lags woefully behind.
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Bulgaria's GDP per capita still lags the median level of 'BBB' peers and higher rated sovereigns.
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Lyft also lags behind Uber in valuation, clocking in at $15.1 billion against Uber's $72 billion.
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When it comes to the collectors' market, Lamborghini lags far behind the juggernaut that is Ferrari.
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But they have faced years of reporting in states across the country about lags in pay.
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The United States lags behind other developed countries in the amount of leave given to employees.
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North Korea created its own time zone in 85033, which lags 30 minutes behind the South.
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This time, though, it is Germany, the leading country in Protestant Europe, that lags the rest.
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Implementation lags: It may seem like we've been fighting trade wars for most of this year.
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Europe lags woefully behind the United States and China in turning digital technology into commercial success.
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Lags certainly exist in some of the economic data the Fed looks at when setting policy.
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Tourism is increasingly important for Thailand given that its economic growth lags other Southeast Asian economies.
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Two-thirds of House Republicans hold districts where the median income lags below the national level.
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To be clear, immigration remains a two-edged sword, and liberal turnout at the polls lags.
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The United States lags developed country peers in terms of the share of women in work.
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The United States lags other developed countries when it comes to gender diversity in the boardroom.
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The US currently lags far behind every other country with a high proportion of coronavirus cases.
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And education, long considered the most powerful antidote to racism, still lags significantly in the South.
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Though Google's OS lags far behind what Apple is now offering with these granular pop-ups.
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The struggle for women's equality lags badly in Egypt — but in this field, women are dominant.
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The struggle for women's equality lags badly in Egypt — but in her field, women are dominant.
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Home Depot has grown in its online business, as Lowe's lags behind and overhauls its website.
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Federal government spending on health care for Native Americans lags that for almost any other population.
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India lags behind, having reduced stunting from 153 percent in 1990 to 38.4 percent in 2015.
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But because it seems like his optimism never fails, the spirit of the documentary never lags.
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Despite this good news, the United States lags far behind most European countries in life expectancy.
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But housing supply still lags demand, and affordability remains a problem for parts of the population.
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The United States, meanwhile, lags far behind Finland when it comes to women's representation in government.
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It lags behind its developed-country counterparts on many fronts, from gender equality to environmental protections.
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Bush is in fifth, with 10.5 percent, and Christie lags behind in sixth, with 5.3 percent.
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Jim Barnett (R), running toward the middle, lags at just over 10 percent in each survey.
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According to one theory, the rest of the country lags California politically by around 15 years.
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Hispanic turnout historically lags behind that of the wider electorate, so any uptick is closely analyzed.
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But life expectancy at birth in the least developed countries lags 7.4 years behind the global average.
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The offshore currency CNH is used by foreign investors and banks, and it typically lags the CNY.
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The demographic still lags behind the national unemployment rate, which remained unchanged in November at 3.7 percent.
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The U.S. and U.K. can expect growth of 1.9 percent, whilst Canada lags behind at 0.9 percent.
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Wind energy makes up about 3653 percent of U.S. electricity, while solar lags at about 2365 percent.
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Despite its high quality of life, Switzerland lags other developed economies in female pay and workplace equality.
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The GRA as it currently stands lags behind more progressive legislation in countries like Argentina and Ireland.
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While the FTC's "living documents" have been updated within the past two years, the FDA lags behind.
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That such numbers are extraordinary is in part testament to how far America lags on this issue.
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Latino representation lags at just 8%, while Asian-Americans make makes up just 6% of all characters.
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The modest Kirin 710 processor can also mean that the phone occasionally lags when switching between apps.
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A streaming rival, Hulu, in which Fox owns a 30% stake, lags far behind Netflix and Amazon.
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McKinsey, a consulting firm, reckons that China lags two or three years behind America in autonomous driving.
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But the city still lags behind, failing to adopt the culture of entrepreneurship that defines San Francisco.
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That lags behind Israel's timeline; last week PM Netanyahu said the move would take place this year.
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As Gizmodo mentioned in reviews, it lags and doesn't function as well when there are multiple users.
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"If (our) legislation lags behind, self-driving cars will be difficult to sell in China," he said.
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Cortana is off to a decent start for smart home connectivity, but it still lags behind Alexa.
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Net mortgage lending, which lags approvals, rose 3.873 billion pounds, the biggest monthly increase since April 2008.
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It typically lags ARR by about a quarter, and for simplicity we have not excluded services revenue.
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The talk radio syndicate Air America was a colossal failure, and MSNBC lags behind Fox in viewership.
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Japan's economic growth lags peers, even under the new data, weighed down by a rapidly aging population.
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Mobile pay in the U.S. lags the rest of the world, and one reason is hardware cost.
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Quist still lags behind at about 44 percent, and Libertarian Mark Wicks holds onto his 5.8 percent.
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Lags on the lunar surface weren't that detrimental, because the Moon is relatively close to the Earth.
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As the national response lags, experts warn that the flooding is putting the country's defense at risk.
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Apple has chosen to remain a luxury brand, which is why it lags Samsung on market share
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In some ways, the ease of its online shopping site also lags those of some tech competitors.
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Clinton on her ties to Wall Street and trade — even as he lags in the delegate count.
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The endorsement from Mr. Riegle came as Mr. Sanders lags in the race for delegates behind Mrs.
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Sanders lags her by more than 200 pledged delegates and his deficit among superdelegates is even greater.
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The development is a good sign for Microsoft, which lags behind Amazon in the cloud infrastructure business.
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China's Shanghai Composite (+63%) led the way up in Asia and Germany's DAX (-2.2%) lags in Europe.
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But while Canada lags behind Europe in this area, it's still well ahead of the United States.
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In Second Life, we call it an "xploder," a script that floods the server until it lags.
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The US still lags behind in testing capacity compared to other countries like China and South Korea.
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Twitter lags behind Facebook and Google when comparing user growth and advertising revenue, which concerns Twitter investors.
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The sport has a long history in Japan, but lags in popularity behind baseball, soccer and sumo.
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According to Reporters Without Borders' press freedom index, Indonesia lags in 124th place out of 180 countries.
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But at around $10, the stock lags far below its March 2014 high of just over $40.
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But if the fund lags by sitting on the sidelines too long, it is hard to justify.
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Of course, it is all relative: His fund-raising lags behind the current top tier of candidates.
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The state's urban and suburban areas make reliable economic gains while its sprawling rural corridor lags behind.
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Though many have switched from feeding kitchen scraps to protein-rich soymeal, productivity still lags Western farms.
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But the country lags behind Britain and faces big challenges in its mission to become a leader.
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Europe lags behind and hosts only about 3% of global production capacity, according to the European Commission.
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Chrome's owner lags both Mozilla's Firefox and Apple's Safari in trying to make the web less creepy.
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Thomas's Ineos teammate Egan Bernal lags 2:02 behind, and Emanuel Buchmann has a 2:14 deficit.
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Trump lags behind several presidents who came before him in terms of bills signed, according to Politifact.
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But time-lags and poor graphics mean their visual input often fails to meet the brain's expectations.
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Despite his improved standing in the race, Buttigieg still lags behind his top competitors in congressional endorsements.
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U.S. home prices keep climbing as inventories sit at historic lows yet the pace of construction lags.
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Sanders lags Clinton by around 28503 points in New York, according to the RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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Nebraska currently lags far behind most other farm states in terms of cover crop adoption, for example.
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Italy's weak economic growth which lags the rest of the euro area has given these populists ammunition.
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Del Vecchio has pledged to develop e-commerce, where the company lags, investment that could hit profitability.
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Why it matters: Tech continues to advance even as consumer demand lags behind the industry's pace of investment.
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The economy lags behind in its readiness for digitalisation, ranking 25th in the world in average download speeds.
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It lags behind Nokia in cost-cutting, which started an ambitious restructuring programme following its merger with Alcatel.
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Still, when it comes to mobile commerce, the U.S. lags way behind some international markets such as China.
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In this respect, the UK lags behind the US, which just elected Danica Roem to Virginia state legislature.
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But Google's domination hasn't extended everywhere, and Russia is one of the few countries where it lags behind.
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Since silver lags gold, its price is only just moving above the Traders ATR breakout line near $17.30.
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Britain also lags most of Europe in providing fiber to the home which guarantees the fastest speeds available.
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The U.S. lags behind much of the rest of the developed world in mobile internet speeds, ranking 28th.
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Trump's pace only lags slightly behind that of former President Barack Obama, at least in terms of selections.
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Despite its high quality of life, Switzerland lags other developed economies in female pay and workplace gender equality.
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VOTER turnout for American Latinos lags about 20 percentage points behind that of white and African-American voters.
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It's a touchscreen display, and in my experience it was very responsive, with no notable lags or latency.
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That data lags a bit; it's possible that someone has gained or lost coverage since the prior year.
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President Trump is certainly behind where Obama was at this stage, and he lags basically all recent presidents.
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Detroit still lags the recovery seen by the broader U.S., but its economy has shifted in recent years.
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Recent polls suggest she lags well behind President Barack Obama's support from young voters in 2008 and 2012.
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Yet the company still lags Macy's and Nordstrom when it comes to grabbing millennials' dollars, Kantar's research shows.
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Women's football is gaining in popularity, although it still lags the fame associated with men playing the sport.
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"Quality of mobile app" and "reliability of mobile app" (minimal down time, crashes, lags) are new this year.
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By Mr Moon's own admission, South Korea lags "embarrassingly behind" other countries when it comes to renewable energy.
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He has concentrated on digitisation—a field where Germany lags many of its competitors—and pragmatic infrastructure improvements.
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The only problem I encountered was that it's slow and lags while scrolling through menus, websites, or ebooks.
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It's close, but the OnePlus 7 Pro lags slightly behind the Galaxy S10 in sharpness and color saturation.
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And he lags Clinton in tracking data on donors – both of large dollar amounts and small, grassroots contributions.
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Look at organizations with longer time lags and more editors and you get better, calmer, more considered coverage.
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While Harris's name recognition still lags that of other frontrunners including former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Instead, it's a prime example of an outdated law that lags behind modern communications technology and consumer preferences.
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However, cash flow generation lags capex by two to three years due to the construction period for projects.
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"There are definitely enormous lags from announcement to enactment to effect and then to perceived effect," Fratto said.
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Here are seven ways the US lags behind the rest of the developed world in providing worker protections.
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The incumbent PRI party's candidate, Jose Antonio Meade, polls third and the fourth candidate lags far behind him.
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It lags, freezes, and needs to be restarted too often; the iPhone 6S, apparently, is faster and smoother.
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In terms of military hardware—aircraft carriers and the like—China still lags well behind the United States.
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It's better than the original in numerous ways, and lags behind only when it comes to certain details.
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Indeed, they may be having them now without realizing it because of the testing lags and asymptomatic cases.
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Still, this section of Vermont lags the state in some economic indicators, and the population is now 3,000.
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Despite a broadly-based global upswing, Britain's economic growth still lags behind that of its main trading partners.
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Kostin details the industrial sector's historic performance this way:"The sector lags when the ISM falls," he said.
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Monetary policy works with long and variable lags, and the Fed has been tightening for a while now.
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The Federal Reserve has decades of experience with increasing interest rates and the time lags associated with that.
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Amazon (AMZN), which lags rivals in the space, just started offering grocery pickup from Whole Foods in August.
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But he still lags behind his predecessors in filling jobs — and many departments in his administration remain thin.
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Sanders has 6900 percent among the state's likely Democratic voters, while Clinton lags slightly behind with 2628 percent.
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In other respects, indexing lags far behind systematic tax management as it gets no benefit from loss harvesting.
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Additionally, a robust infrastructure to process, store and transport foods targeting these new markets lags behind consumer demand.
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But analysts say China's hot property market appeared to have peaked and investment usually lags behind sales trends.
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The carmaker is looking to overhaul its strategy in the world's top automarket as it lags behind rivals.
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Rubio lags far behind with only one victory in Minnesota, as well as the territory of Puerto Rico.
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The United States lags far behind other countries in terms of having enough tests available for our citizens.
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At the same time, the US lags far behind other developed countries when it comes to needle exchanges.
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You may not have noticed, but New York now lags behind only San Francisco and San Jose, Calif.
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But he cautioned that "there's still momentum in the price" and that information lags by about a week.
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While testing lags, everyone globally still has a powerful tool to limit the spread of coronavirus: social distancing.
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But D'Alessandro, who's running an unapologetically far-left bid, lags in public polling in the three-way race.
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However, the Massachusetts senator lags behind the former vice president among African American voters, a vital Democratic constituency.
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Clinton lags even further behind Trump, however, earning a 62 percent unfavorability rating and 35 percent favorability rating.
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While some have recently started to shift to Sanders, the Vermont senator still lags in support from superdelegates.
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Bergh noted that the company lags its rivals in technology, including its online store and other digital products.
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But his administration still lags behind the Obama administration, which removed a record of 409,849 people in 2012.
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Most lags said it helped them understand why they offended and gave them reasons to avoid doing so.
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This is particularly true with technology-based laws, where legislation often lags behind the industry and its capabilities.
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Italy lags below the European average for not fully investing EU cohesion funds aimed at supporting infrastructure projects.
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Bloomberg's heavy advertising spending, however, makes him a uniquely powerful candidate even if he lags in opinion polls.
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By contrast, over two-thirds of Democrats hold seats where the white population share lags the national average.
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He does, after all, have 12.9 million Twitter followers, while Clinton lags behind with a mere 10.1 million.
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As a result, the US still lags far behind other developed countries when it comes to needle exchanges.
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Senator Marco Rubio has won just one state and lags far behind in the delegate race with 123.
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That lags well behind the gain of more than 4 percent in the broad S&P 500 since Aug.
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Indeed, though Bezos' wealth may be skyrocketing, he lags far behind his tech billionaire brethren in terms of philanthropy.
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The Conservatives have a five-point lead among Canadian men at 33%, while the NDP lags behind at 14%.
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Although it has had considerable success selling arms to African countries, Moscow lags far behind competitors in trade terms.
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Regardless, ZEVA is a milestone for North America, which lags far behind Europe in legislation regarding fuel-burning cars.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who according to the data lags the two front-runners as well as Sen.
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Still, China lags in "robot density," or the number of industrial robots per 10,000 workers, according to IFR stats.
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So your urgency dwindles and your lags, because you have your walls and they are holding—untested—for now.
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Although Google's Wear OS lags a bit behind Apple's watchOS and dedicated Health app, it's beginning to catch up.
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For 2Q16, CMA's CET1 ratio was 0003%, which slightly lags the large regional peer group average by about 40bps.
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T-Mobile just squeaks a victory, with an average download speed of 703Mbps, while Verizon lags behind with 11.98Mbps.
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Net mortgage lending, which typically lags approvals, also rose more than expected in June, up by 3.731 billion pounds.
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CBRE's Yasukochi also notes that the real estate market typically lags the broader investment market by half a year.
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The NFL has limited contact in training sessions and moved the kickoff line, but lags behind the Ivy League.
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Weekly crude output figures are variable, however, and are often adjusted in monthly data that lags by several weeks.
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Current Samsung TVs are limited to using the company's own Bixby voice assistant, which significantly lags behind the competition.
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When HDR is on, the image processing lags a bit, but the phone is so fast, it's hardly noticeable.
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The margin widens slightly in Pennsylvania, where Republican incumbent Pat Toomey lags behind challenger Katie McGinty by 7993 points.
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Cruz now lags in the delegate count by 418 to 678 of the 1,237 needed to secure the nomination.
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Bixby, Samsung's digital assistant that ships with its phones, still lags far behind Apple's Siri and the Google Assistant.
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It's time to finally watch that movie everyone has been raving about — and the stream lags and buffers. Nightmare.
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International regulation often lags local action and the IMO rules were agreed in 2016 after years of tense discussions.
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Australia may be the world's 12th-largest economy, but its outdated public transport and internet lags far behind peers.
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That means it's gaining ground but still lags Spotify, which in March said it had over 50 million subscribers.
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Currently, the Big Apple lags behind other metro systems, including the London Underground and LA's Metrolink, in this respect.
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The state also lags behind on needle exchange programs and low prescribing rates of an addiction treatment called buprenorphine.
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Even though Samsung's phone is slower than the iPhone 7 in this test, users shouldn't notice any real lags.
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Looking at black Americans specifically, Jones notes that this number still lags behind where it was in the 1990s.
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But 220006 months into his presidency, Trump now lags previous Democratic presidents when it comes to the Dow's performance.
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But it lags in every other category, including business climate, where Italy is ranked 251th by the World Bank.
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Experts argue that Japan lags behind other industrialized countries in extolling the benefits of immigration to its domestic population.
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Jenkins is in second with almost 2023 percent, and Blankenship still lags behind in third with nearly 21 percent.
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But the report also showed that Twitter lags behind the others when it comes to responding to reported content.
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Because the quality and cost-effectiveness of healthcare in the United States lags behind that in other developed nations.
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The luxury sector, in general, lags behind other brands and retailers when it comes to providing information about suppliers.
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But another huge data resource — sensor data from smartphones — lags behind as a fuel source for major research advances.
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He has won just a single state, Minnesota, and lags well behind Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz in delegates.
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At times, the narrative voice runs ahead of the visual actions; at other moments it lags behind, creating tension.
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That problem is getting worse by the minute as Trump lags farther and farther behind Clinton in the polls.
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Today, America's campaign finance system lags behind many other developed countries that limit not only fundraising, but campaign spending.
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With only one offshore wind farm in United States waters, America lags far behind the rest of the world.
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It's a bit more diverse than it used to be, but still lags way behind the population at large.
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Parents may have noticed that a child lags behind other children in learning to rhyme or learning the alphabet.
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Google's report shows it still lags the dominant players in the cloud market, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
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The diversified investments could present Delta an opportunity to achieve high growth even if the US airline market lags.
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Kentucky lags economically and suffers chronic out-migration, despite decades of federal subsidies to low-income areas of Appalachia.
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Trump trails Clinton by about 7 percentage points in national polling averages and also lags in the battleground states.
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Sanders' endless spigot of small contributions from fervent supporters keeps him flush even while he lags in the polls.
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The United States lags behind many countries who provide some form of nationally-paid parental leave guaranteed under law.
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The diversified investments could present Delta an opportunity to achieve high growth even if the US airline market lags.
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That's not awful, but it lags the Nasdaq's gain of 28% as well as Disney's more than 20% pop.
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If America lags behind, China, India and other large economies are poised to take over the mantle, experts said.
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The continent lags behind other developing regions in virtually all infrastructure sectors, be it electricity, road or railroad performance.
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While the US still lags far behind other countries, the drive-through sites are helping it ramp up testing.
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The global youth literacy rate was up to 91% as of 210, though sub-Saharan Africa (2100%) lags behind.
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The general rule of thumb in advertising businesses like Snap's is that revenue growth often lags behind user growth.
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The bottom line: Climate change still lags in on-air time, but is starting to get more attention in print.
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The announcement comes as Europe lags behind the U.S. and China in many so-called next-generation technologies like 5G.
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Despite his endorsement from that venerated mouthpiece of conservatism, the New York Times, Kasich lags in endorsements from Republican officeholders.
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The mobile market is a natural place for that: As Nintendo's hardware business lags, the mobile gaming market is booming.
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Yet, in national polls, he lags behind other contenders, including Sanders, Biden, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Sen.
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Wal-Mart has been investing in e-commerce for the past 15 years, but it still lags far behind Amazon.
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But that understanding still has a long way to go, and clearly lags behind the disorientating speed of technological change.
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CFG's profitability lags its large regional peers primarily due to lower loan yields, as well as lower relative fee income.
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Shares of the streaming company have fallen more than 20 percent over the past year as subscriber growth lags expectations.
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With such brief lags before the eruption, it's unlikely that this information would give enough time for an effective evacuation.
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And while it tracks oil nicely for short-time periods, it lags substantially when held for a month or longer.
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Equality-conscious Nordics typically do well while workplace parity for women in Japan, South Korea and Turkey still lags badly.
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The Mission One lags at almost every turn, giving you plenty of time to think about your day or meditate.
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Network infrastructure also lags behind the developed world, leading to slower internet speeds and a less pleasant experience for users.
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First, growth in donations has slowed, and now lags behind hospital admissions, which are rising by over 15% a year.
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After decades of mismanagement, in part of it due to restrictive regulation, the company remains overstaffed and lags its competitors.
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Additionally, lagged variations of the key metrics generally produced the best results, though optimal lags varied depending on property type.
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Support for the measures lags a bit behind the level of support most polling finds for expanded background checks generally.
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While the Play Store sees more app downloads that Apple's App Store, it still lags when it comes to revenue.
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The U.S. lags badly on sunscreen availability, with access only to outdated, ineffective products that perform poorly at protecting us.
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Even the highest-rated show I've mentioned in this article, Mom, lags significantly behind Big Bang in terms of viewership.
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The battery is actually the one area where the Meizu Pro 22 lags behind its competition, as it's just 4303,20mAh.
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There's no doubt, looking at the new Moto G range for 2016, that the former Motorola now lags its competition.
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And with 4GB system memory and Intel Core i5 processor, you can multitask to your heart's content without experiencing lags.
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"The UK already lags significantly behind other European countries in the ability for patients to access new medicines," Novartis said.
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But it's worth remembering that while YouTube surely has its own dedicated streamer community, it lags well behind Amazon's Twitch .
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But diamond analysts say supply is expected to contract, potentially boosting prices, as mature mines decline and new production lags.
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It still lags behind the value of broadcasting rights in England's top flight, currently worth 4.46 billion pounds until 2022.
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Still, the performance lags that during each term of Congress-led coalitions, when the Nifty 500 rose nearly 100 percent.
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The Google Pixel takes excellent photos — better than the iPhone in most situations — but it lags behind in color accuracy.
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The Philippines has grown much faster than Thailand or Malaysia since 2010, though it still lags behind them in prosperity.
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Throughout the day, one had to operate many software programs at a time, toggling between screens and tolerating maddening lags.
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Sanders leads Clinton by over 6 points in New Hampshire and lags less than 1 point behind her in Iowa.
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Clinton lags well behind the pace set by President Obama during his 2012 campaign, according to data from the commission.
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And the safety and performance record of the Proton rockets lags behind that of the SpaceX workhorse, the Falcon 9.
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However, the country lags behind in terms of digital life and the quality of the environment there, respondents told InterNations.
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The move is seen as a way to try and expand the company's user base, which lags far behind Facebook.
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The president also lags behind TV personality Oprah Winfrey in the poll by 21625 points, 2900 percent to 220006 percent.
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Such lending tends to correlate to the market, although it lags equities, according to official data analyzed by Thomson Reuters.
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She lags slightly among self-identified moderate or conservative Democrats who know her (76% favorable) compared with liberal Democrats (82%).
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The Masters also lags behind its majors brethren in advanced metrics used to measure both tournament depth and player performance.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) lags behind its goals for hiring staff to disaster management positions, Politico reported Wednesday.
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And yet the US still lags behind many other countries — including low-income countries — on many other tobacco control basics.
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At their current running times, though, the series lags and sags in a way that will leave viewers bored stiff.
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However, R&D in corporates lags behind the startup world, so these strategic investments seem to be picking up pace.
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Uber has admitted its technology lags Waymo, and the crash in Arizona was a further setback in development and testing.
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But the country still lags behind its European and Asian counterparts in turning biking into a common means of transportation.
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However, podcast adoption among the overall user base lags…just under 14% of users are listening to the audio programs.
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But while legislation lags, there are steps that many consumers can take now to lower their out-of-pocket costs.
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Research is indicating that even when players return from a concussion, their performance lags in the weeks upon their return.
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Despite calling itself the Sunshine State, Florida lags behind states like New York and New Jersey in residential solar installations.
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In the latter, she still lags Sanders (something his advisers point to, in making the case for Sanders over Warren).
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All these YouTube users may be right that the feeling is real, but the scientific research still lags far behind.
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"The chain might be the biggest in the U.K., but it lags well behind Starbucks globally," he said of Costa.
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And he called out human talent as a precious resource, and an area in which, he feels China, still lags.
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That group is military veterans — and in the battle for their votes, the Democratic Party lags far behind the Republicans.
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But if United Technologies' stock price lags several years down the line, a potential breakup would be on the table.
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The United States lags far behind its peer nations in making tests that can screen for coronavirus available to doctors.
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The fear about shared bathrooms in part reflects how popular acceptance of transgender rights lags behind that of gay rights.
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Scott Walker has pointed to increased funding of education, though the state lags much of the nation in that regard.
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The Democratic National Committee lags well behind that pace and was $4.6 million in debt at the end of January.
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Gianforte's fundraising lags behind his opponent's, and his $4.6 million haul was fueled by $1.5 million of his own money.
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That might make it more appealing to teens and help it boost its user count, which now lags behind Snapchat.
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Walmart's e-commerce business still lags far behind Amazon's, accounting for just 5% of the US market, according to eMarketer.
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While the majority of RBS' restructuring is now complete, the bank still lags behind its rivals in returning to profitability.
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The PD is sliding in opinion polls and lags a center-right coalition and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement.
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Nearly 85% of House Republicans represent seats where the foreign-born share of the population lags below the national average.
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Britain probably lags a decade behind America in the growth of its literary-industrial complex, but it's been catching up.
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American's executives are under pressure to improve operations as the carrier's stock — already down 11% this year — lags its competitors.
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Fast forward to Monday, and he jumped ahead of the Conservative, but still lags 16 points behind the Liberal candidate.
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And the slowdown in consumption growth will continue even once prices stop rising, given the long lags in the system.
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If basketball has grown in popularity in England, it still lags far behind that of soccer — and maybe even darts.
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Yang is now a kinetic presence in the Democratic race, though he lags behind the front-runners in the polls.
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The Democratic National Committee lags well behind that pace and was $23 million in debt at the end of January.
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All its filings are confidential, it doesn't have a building in Washington and it lags an entire year in reporting figures.
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This sucks up resources and often means that one version of an app lags behind the other in terms of features.
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Tapper's star has soared since he went to CNN, while "This Week" now lags NBC's "Meet the Press" in the ratings.
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Bezos, 52, now lags only Spain's Amancio Ortega, the Inditex SA founder who has a $73 billion fortune, and Microsoft Inc.
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Stocks that show better growth, over stocks that are generally value plays, are coming into favor as value lags, he said.
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It has healthy year-to-date returns of 203 percent, although that lags the S&P 500's 14 percent gain.
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Yellen has expressed caution this year on rates, as inflation lags below the Fed's 2 percent target and global risks persist.
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Turnout amongst younger groups typically lags older ones, who swung behind Mr Trump in 2016 and have not changed their minds.
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Sanders currently lags some 8.6 percentage points behind Clinton in a composite of Democratic nomination polls provided by Real Clear Politics.
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Sanders currently lags some 29 percentage points behind Clinton in a composite of Democratic nomination polls provided by Real Clear Politics.
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But when it struggles or lags, you definitely notice – and wonder why you needed so many boxes in the first place.
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Some points on the agenda would take care of areas in which New York clearly lags behind other states, Kadree says.
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I point out the foregoing shortcomings, however, to urge Google's attention to the one area where Android truly lags the iPhone.
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The U.S. lags other countries in providing parental leave and is the only major industrialized nation that doesn't require paid leave.
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Apple TV lags much further behind, with 21.3 million users this year, or just 12.7 percent of U.S. connected TV users.
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The American car-sharing venture will offer some experience in mobility services, but PSA lags behind many rivals in autonomous vehicles.
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Labour still lags behind the Tories in voters' perception of economic competence, notes Ben Page of Ipsos-MORI, a polling company.
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Microsoft could use the program to boost its cloud-based Dynamics 365 for Sales product, which lags behind Salesforce's Sales Cloud.
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Still, the PLA Navy significantly lags the United States, which operates 10 aircraft carriers to China's one, the Soviet-era Liaoning.
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The index reached new record highs this month, although it still lags its 2008 top in dollar and inflation-adjusted terms.
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The Samsung has a much nicer 12.2-inch display and far better finishes, but it still lags behind our top choice.
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RELATED: Singapore teens top global education ranking as US lags Some wondered to what extent Shanghai's success was exceptional in China.
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Trump also lags in naming officials amid reports that Cabinet officials and the White House have butted heads over potential candidates.
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Fitch does not envision any near-term upside to the ratings, as the level of earnings significantly lags similarly rated peers.
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South Korea is a modern country, but its progress when it comes to animal welfare lags behind its rapid economic development.
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Still, having turned over 808.8 billion roubles ($11.9 billion) last year, X22016 lags Magnit which made 2600 billion roubles in sales.
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She has raised nearly a third of her $375m in contributions from outside groups, while Donald Trump's fundraising lags far behind.
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As this chart from Statista shows, the U.S. lags way behind most other developed countries when it comes to fiber broadband.
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First quarter growth typically lags as consumers cut spending following the holiday season and as winter weather freezes key economic drivers.
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On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders prevailed in Indiana, reinvigorating his campaign, though he still lags in the delegate count. Mrs.
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Trump trails Biden by 9 points, 50 to 41 percent, and lags behind Warren by 8 points, 50 to 42 percent.
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But the region lags well behind the United States and Asia in terms of larger investments for companies looking to expand.
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The U.S. lags behind other nations in the gender makeup of its lawmakers, he continued, citing Afghanistan and Iraq as examples.
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It still lags the likes of Germany and the U.K. but has seen a lot of investors jump into the market.
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Polls show Trump is outperforming Romney among white voters without college degrees, even as he lags badly among college-educated whites.
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But while India is catching China in motorbike sales, it lags far behind in cars, which use more petrol per journey.
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ITIF also said that the U.S. lags behind other countries when it comes to the generosity of its incentives for research.
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While the S&P 500 is up 8.65 percent year to date, General Electric lags, down by more than 13 percent.
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Apple and Alphabet also see opportunities in health, a $3 billion sector that lags far behind other industries in adopting technology.
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She lags the (admittedly still inchoate) primary field, the first or second choice of merely 1 percent of Democratic caucus-goers.
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Yet the mass market segment still slightly lags the performance of peers like Nivea-maker Beiersdorf and Dove soap owner Unilever.
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And for a mapping service that lags by some way behind use of Google Maps, that extra boost is a help.
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The Congressional Budget Office does that math — but with such long time lags that the 20003 numbers were published only recently.
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Texas, the state with the second-largest population in the US, also lags behind in testing, with roughly 13,200 people tested.
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Under Mr. Evans's direction, the pace lags and the actors never find that sweet spot between arch formalism and comic abandon.
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So the perfectly understandable lags in implementing changes won't be misrepresented, or used in campaigns to alter science education in schools.
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New England lags because it has lost to three teams that might not even reach the playoffs: Detroit, Jacksonville and Tennessee.
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Playing "Tomb Raider" at 60 frames per second was certainly possible on the Air, but not without frequent stutters and lags.
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Perhaps the most illustrative example of these sorts of lags is what happened in the Italian cities of Lodi and Bergamo.
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No coronavirus issue has attracted as much attention as testing, which even now lags behind other countries dealing with the virus.
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Major tech companies have been proactive in protecting their own workforces from the coronavirus epidemic, even as a federal response lags.
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Research also shows that job creation through defense spending lags behind comparable investments in clean energy, infrastructure, education and health care.
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Fitch does not envision any near-term upside to the ratings as the level of earnings significantly lags similarly rated peers.
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Mr. Macron still lags the front-runner, Marine Le Pen, who wants France to slash immigration and leave the European Union.
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Advocates for those with mental illnesses say New York was slow to embrace the training and still lags behind other cities.
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The fact that self-regulation lags behind sensation seeking helps explain consistent evidence that risk-taking spikes during the teenage years.
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The problem for insurers is that the use of generic drugs in Canada lags behind that of the U.S., says Gupta.
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As Business Insider's Aria Bendix recently reported, the US COVID-19 testing system already lags far behind that of other countries.
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But it lags in e-commerce and grocery delivery, areas in which competitors like Amazon's Whole Foods and Kroger are thriving.
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While it lags Netflix in terms of subscribers, the live aspect seems to be pushing it higher in terms of engagement.
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In some operating systems, behind-the-scenes work to run multiple applications at once can create lags of a few milliseconds.
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While McDonald's and Starbucks continually create new products and store designs to evolve along with changing consumer preferences, Subway lags behind.
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First-quarter growth typically lags as consumers cut spending following the holiday season and as winter weather freezes key economic drivers.
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Its anticipated sales growth for the June quarter of 22.4 percent lags its one year share price gain of 36.9 percent.
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CEO Steve Easterbrook continues to sound an optimistic note about breakfast while admitting that the company lags behind its lofty goals.
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Tech Fix Despite being an excellent phone with an innovative wide-angle camera, Samsung's new flagship device lags Apple in biometrics.
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LGIM said Exxon lags behind European peers such as Equinor, BP and Shell which better disclose their company's potential climate risks.
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U.S. mobile internet speed lags behind more than 30 countries, study says U.S. mobile internet speed lags behind more than 30 countries, study says United States' mobile internet speeds are slower than more than 30 countries, including South Korea, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, and most of Europe, according to a new report from wireless-mapping company OpenSignal.
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If your phone or laptop lags or connection lags in certain areas of the house or you see your 200 Mbps Internet service going down to a trickle in that new TV room with the 65 inch 4K screen, hit the pause button before upgrading your speed (and shelling out cash to your internet service provider).
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Justin Levitt, a voting expert at Loyola Law School, walked me through why the US lags so far behind its democratic peers.
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And many experts point out that the US lags behind other industrialized nations in terms of updating our roads, bridges, and airports.
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Either of these measures lags the average 10 point overperformance Democrats had from after Trump's election to just before the 2018 midterms.
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Carige must boost its core capital ratio, which lags behind the threshold recommended by the ECB, by the end of the year.
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The retail sector is a rare bright spot in Thailand where the economy lags regional peers, even while growing at 4.6 percent.
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And dealing with smartphones has required a separate piece of equipment that vexes communication thanks to its low quality and annoying lags.
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Plumbing the depths for parity One prime area where China lags behind the United States is in submarines, particularly nuclear attack submarines.
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Its performance also lags fixed-asset investment by state firms, which rose 20.5 percent in the first 10 months of the year.
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Forget free childcare: The United States lags behind the rest of the developed world on maternity policy, as well as family leave.
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And GDP per capita, which is a measure of wealth across a country, lags behind rivals like China by a wide margin.
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Its GDP lags far behind the rest of the "BRICs" — the group that is made up of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
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It may also help burnish India's credentials in social sector spending, which lags even other developing nations, HSBC said in a report.
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Aaron Sankin reports that YouTube's enforcement of a new anti-hate speech policy lags far behind its public comments on the subject.
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That will "create lags" and reduce the effectiveness of the allies' ability to watch North Korea, Adenwala told CNBC earlier this week.
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He also highlighted the long and growing delays between sentencing and execution—lags he saw as inconsistent with the purposes of punishment.
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However, Kind still lags General Mill's Nature Valley bars and Clif Bars in market share, and the competition is only heating up.
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Kasich currently lags far behind the other two candidates in the delegate race and, so far, has only won a single state.
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Despite having seen off his last primary rival nearly eight weeks ago, Trump also lags behind Clinton on the party unity front.
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China still lags far behind America in its space accomplishments, but it does not appear bent on a cold-war-style race.
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Yet Apple isn't dominant in any of those areas, and it often lags far behind the competition due to its high prices.
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Net mortgage lending, which typically lags behind approvals, also rose more than expected, up by 3.7 billion pounds ($4.6 billion) in June.
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UPS lags behind Swiss Post in drone delivery but hopes that experience in health care will lay the groundwork for national expansion.
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Right now, Tennessee lags behind both Florida and Kentucky(!) in the division; the Vols have three SEC losses to the Gators' one.
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When it comes to making cycling the norm, the city still lags far behind others in Europe, such as Copenhagen or Amsterdam.
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It actually lags his overall approval rating of 54 percent, according to the average of polls compiled by Real Clear Politics. Why?
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It comes as Apple lags its Apple Watch partner Nike when it comes to share of the fitness wearable market, Arcuri estimates.
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UPS lags behind Swiss Post in drone delivery, but hopes that experience in health care will lay the groundwork for national expansion.
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Peru's coffee production lags far behind neighboring Colombia and Brazil, but it has carved out a niche of organic and specialty coffees.
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Women have the most at stake…Women are often the ones to suffer more and have hours cut when the economy lags.
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It is not just glamour in which domestic play lags; it is often subsidized by the money received from international play, too.
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The average speed of internet connections on Australia's government-owned National Broadband Network, for instance, lags behind that of most rich countries.
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The Fed's preferred inflation measure, the personal consumption expenditures inflation index, still lags CPI but it is moving in the right direction.
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For one, the image on the camera's screen lags slightly behind the actual movement of the camera, which is mostly just obnoxious.
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Its GDP lags far behind the rest of the "BRICs" — the group that is made up of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
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PA), Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden has invested heavily in celebrity marketing to revive a brand that still lags market leaders Nike (NKE.
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Just stay off social media if you don't want any surprises: Streaming usually lags a couple of seconds behind the real thing.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - UBS's investment banking business in the United States is doing well but lags its boss's ambitions, he said on Friday.
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Take Apple Music, for example: It still lags behind Spotify, but it's amassed 20 million paid subscribers in less than two years.
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Because of these recognition and decision lags, the Fed almost always acts with a delay to signs the economy is nearing recession.
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She says that while sound—as with everyday reality—is half the "presence" for more complete immersion, it lags behind VR's visuals.
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The integrity of America's electoral system lags far behind other Western democracies, according to a new report by the Electoral Integrity Project.
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On that scale, Apocalypse lags behind Days of Future Past, but its special effects push it past the original X-Men flick.
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The economy in China's underdeveloped Northeast, which lags far behind the prosperous urban centers, has taken a huge hit due to sanctions.
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Despite the advances in its space program for military, commercial and scientific purposes, China still lags behind the United States and Russia.
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And yet on reproductive rights, New York lags behind what other states are doing, never mind what progressive activists are pushing for.
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But the party lags far behind the GOP in fundraising, so it's not difficult to imagine the DCCC resorting to these measures.
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According to a poll released last week from a left-leaning outlet, Trump lags behind Democrats who have already announced 2020 bids.
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The One M8 and M9 leaned too heavily on past successes, and HTC's own version of Android, HTC Sense, still lags behind.
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That doesn't mean the court always lags behind public opinion: At times, as when it banned public school segregation in Brown v.
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"Hamilton" still lags behind the industry leader, "The Lion King," which has proved amazingly dominant over more than 18 years on Broadway.
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That exceeds the 10-year average number of acres of 2,285,234 burned by this date but lags in the number of fires.
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Tennis lags behind sports like baseball and soccer in popularity in Asia, and South Korea does not currently host an ATP event.
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" But he admits that the "advantage is starting to erode, as mortgage interest rates rise alongside prices and income growth lags behind.
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Strong net exports gave a good growth contribution to the U.K. economy, which still lags other European countries in terms of growth.
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Despite the advances in China's space program for military, commercial and scientific purposes, China still lags behind the United States and Russia.
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John Kasich of Ohio, who has only won his home state and therefore lags far behind the other two men in delegates.
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Jay-Z's Tidal lags far behind both streaming giants with three million reported subscribers, and some say that number may be inflated.
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Milton Friedman famously warned that "long and variable lags" separate today's monetary policy actions from those actions' future effects on economic activity.
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This year, the party lags among Latinos, with 26 percent registered as Republicans, 37 percent as Democrats and 35 percent as independents.
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That is because Toronto F.C., despite its recent success, still lags behind the Raptors and the Blue Jays for fan attention here.
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For an industry that prides itself on being on the vanguard of social change, it's another way in which fashion lags behind.
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But the deal will not alter a basic problem: The construction of new homes in the United States lags below historical averages.
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They remind us that top-down intercession by government agencies and the courts often lags behind, and depends on, grass-roots change.
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It accounts for 30% of all retail, compared to the 10% in the U.S. The rest of the developing world lags behind.
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Even so, America lags greatly behind in testing, which means officials are still struggling to grasp exactly where the coronavirus is spreading.
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The main, 64-megapixel camera and the 13-megapixel telephoto camera are pretty good, while the 8-megapixel ultra-wide lags behind.
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Oh, and obviously the speaker uses the Bixby smart assistant, whose functionality generally lags behind what's offered by Alexa and Google Assistant.
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America now lags behind its peer countries in health care and high-school graduation rates while suffering greater violence, poverty and addiction.
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Ms. Klobuchar, who has staked much of her campaign on success in Iowa, lags in polls in all of the early states.
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In drier times for sales and rental listings, and lags between commission checks, she eagerly auditions for paid roles as an extra.
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Monetary policy works with "long and variable lags" -- as in years sometimes, not days or weeks' time (except during an actual crisis).
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While Microsoft&aposs Azure cloud still lags considerably behind Amazon Web Services in market share, the company is prioritizing its cloud business.
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The mayor also lags behind his top 2020 rivals in endorsements from current or former elected officials who are black or Hispanic.
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Canada, because it lags behind other countries in border enforcement against counterfeit products, including drugs, has become the gateway to American consumers.
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According to a report by Business Insider, Postmates remains "unprofitable and lags a crowded field of rivals in the food delivery market."
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Meanwhile, the more sensible and comprehensive Carbon Fee Act lags for lack of Republican co-sponsors, despite growing support for such proposals.
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This still lags behind U.S. spending, however, with its Defense Department having asked Congress for $718 billion in its fiscal 2020 budget.
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At the same time electricity consumption in the developing world still lags far behind, averaging around a third of that in rich countries.
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In the report, Naylor identified structural problems with the federal research funding system, and how science spending in Canada lags behind other countries.
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Germany lags markets such as Norway and the Netherlands when it comes to subsidies and providing charging points for electric cars in particular.
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It is now the world's third-largest arms exporter, though it still significantly lags the United States (33 percent) and Russia (23 percent).
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PERINO: But also, Greg, also -- often when there is a new technology, the ethical concerns and the legislation or the regulation always lags.
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In states like South Carolina and Nevada, Sanders will have to win over black and Hispanic voters, with whom he lags behind Clinton.
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But critics say the plan lacks details and lags behind steps that some states are already taking to limit the contaminants in water.
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While this has tilted in favor of light trucks from a year ago, it still lags average industry sales of around 62 percent.
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If the conversation lags I can excuse myself to walk up and down a flight of stairs in service of my step goal.
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Advocacy groups complain that studies on elder abuse lags "as much as two decades" behind similar research on child abuse and domestic violence.
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"There is simply no way to do that by reducing carbon dioxide emissions alone because of lags in the climate system," he said.
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China was once a world leader in the field, but in the face of public opposition it now lags far behind (see chart).
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The sport has definitely developed a fervent following in the States, even though it still lags behind the NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB.
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Indonesia, he says, lags behind neighbouring countries on all kinds of measures, from literacy rates to the performance of its national football team.
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India is one of the world's fastest-growing energy consumers and its oil use lags only that of the United States and China.
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Trump especially lags at key agencies like the Departments of State, Defense and Justice, which spearhead the administration's national security and foreign policy.
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The retailer has been investing in e-commerce for the past 15 years, but it still lags far behind its Seattle-based rival.
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So they end up with a microbiological age that lags behind their biological age, and that seems to correlate with signs of malnutrition.
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Congress has boosted the amount of Alzheimer's research investment at the NIH in recent years, but it still lags far behind other diseases.
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While the economy has returned to brisk growth, Finland's employment rate lags around 71 percent, compared to 75 percent in neighboring Nordic countries.
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Far-right Le Pen is lags centrist Emmanuel Macron, by around 20 points in opinion polls before their run-off on May 7.
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A new study suggests that the United States lags behind dozens of other countries in terms of video streaming quality over wireless networks.
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For the time being, though, with just 12% of the market, it lags behind the home-grown successes, Flipkart (45%) and Snapdeal (26%).
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Hong Kong's stock market is now up roughly 8 percent this year, though it still lags the performance of some others in Asia.
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On this view, economic fundamentals justify substantial investment in housing, especially in inland cities where development still lags far behind wealthy coastal areas.
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Even Belgium, widely seen as a hotbed of extremism after the attacks on Paris and Brussels, lags behind it in the recruitment rankings.
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US lags behind in parental leave If passed, Newsom's proposal would set a precedent in the United States, but certainly not the world.
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The US spends over $20153 billion on public education, yet it lags behind most other industrialized countries in key measurements of academic success.
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As of Friday afternoon, the regulatory docket said it has received more than 22019,000 comments, though it often lags behind actual comment submissions.
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At Google, Thomas Kurian is at the helm of a major cloud player, but one that lags two bigger rivals, Amazon and Microsoft.
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Due to lags in the climate system, it will take decades for many of the effects of today's emissions to play themselves out.
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While the population and rising middle class is appealing for U.S. companies, Forrest said he fears infrastructure in the region still lags behind.
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Bulgaria hopes the summit will help secure funds to build new infrastructure, mainly in the Balkans, which still lags richer western EU states.
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I fully expect EVE V version 2 to improve in all the areas it lags, especially if they stop listening to the crowd.
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But they also certainly won't help Mr. Rubio as he lags behind Mr. Trump before Florida's winner-take-all primary on March 15.
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According to President Trump's own White House Council of Economic Advisors, U.S. investments in skills training lags behind virtually all other developed countries.
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Profitability Lags Peers: CNHI's profitability is lower than higher-rated peers', because of a higher cost base, smaller scale and different product mix.
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Sharp also lags South Korean rivals in organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology, which Apple is widely expected to adopt in future iPhones.
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Despite the ballyhooing over the Sky Hawk flight, Song told Global Times that China still lags behind the US in stealth drone development.
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BT has said it will connect 2 million homes with full-fibre by 2020, but it still lags many other countries in Europe.
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Alaska had some of the lowest K-12 test scores in the nation last year, and lags badly in technology in the classroom.
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The Crop Watch corn field was planted on May 17, a week ahead of last year's field, but this year's development lags slightly.
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However, another area where Apple Music lags is offering music to match a mood or activity — like studying or working out, for example.
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But the home construction sector typically lags the house purchasing market as developers wait for longer-term forecasts before greenlighting projects, added Moradi.
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"The Ben Shapiro Show" lags a few spots behind Rogan on the charts, which is hosted by conservative commentator and personality Ben Shapiro.
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The typical lags in obtaining economic data coupled with the virus's long incubation period and frequently mild symptoms make any projection highly uncertain.
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The latest statistics show that the number of women in politics in this country lags far behind the numbers in other Western democracies.
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But thus far, the US lags behind other countries in testing — as of Wednesday, only 445 Americans had been tested for the virus.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) lags behind the former first lady by 21 points nationwide but leads her by 4 percent in New Hampshire.
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Though young and non-white Democratic and independent voters have largely favorable opinions of Warren, her support from these groups lags other candidates.
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That lags the 14% gain for rival Hilton (HLT) during the same period, but is better than a 5% decline for Hyatt (H).
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Despite China's leap in global rankings, it lags way behind exports of the top two dealers on the list: the U.S. and Russia.
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Google also has fumbled around for years in the cloud computing market, where it lags in a distant third behind Microsoft and Amazon.
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Low light performance is pretty bad as well: the camera app seriously lags when you're trying to get a shot with not enough light.
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Inflation is at its highest since 2013, at 2.9 percent, while growth in basic pay lags at 1.7 percent, tightening the squeeze on households.
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But Hulu still lags far behind Netflix (NFLX), which has nearly 150 million subscribers globally, 60 million of whom are from the United States.
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The highest-end Chromebooks are able to handle your video streaming, Googling, Facebook messaging, photo editing, and mobile gaming without frustrating lags or glitches.
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Analysts said, however, that UniCredit needed to strike a balance between improving its core capital, which lags several large European rivals, while maintaining earnings.
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Yes, it's a great phone, but the current model lags behind basically all competitors in terms of every spec you can think of. RAM?
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Hillary Clinton lags behind Bernie Sanders with 24 visits to the state and 79 campaign stops, compared to Sanders's 28 visits and 86 stops.
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Net mortgage lending, which lags approvals, rose 2.665 billion pounds in July, compared with a 3.247 billion pound increase in June, the BoE said.
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But the law lags behind social attitudes, and the country's Family Code defines marriage explicitly as a contract between a man and a woman.
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There were also some occasional software lags where the speed wouldn't match the number shown on the screen, which felt like a potential hazard.
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Safety concerns along with inconvenient flights, poor infrastructure and high costs have long held back Brazil's tourism industry, which lags its South American neighbors.
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But it still lags behind companies like market leader Tesla (TSLA) and global rival Volkswagen (VLKAF) in the battle to dominate electric vehicle production.
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HD's battery-bike news comes as the American motorcycle market struggles to attract younger buyers and lags behind the auto-industry in EV development.
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But working on A Wrinkle In Time has been new territory for the director, as sci-fi still lags behind in having female representation.
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Oil production did not decelerate until 22014, because of the lags in the system, and OPEC's own output restraint did not start until 2017.
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For similar reasons, India's growth in electricity demand, at around 5% a year, lags behind that of GDP as a whole, at about 7%.
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Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, who lags badly in polls, was often a bystander although he joined Sanders in criticizing Clinton's Wall Street ties.
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Overall, while it still lags behind Samsung's new offerings in terms of the "wow" factor, it definitely looks and feels like a premium phone.
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With 99% of precincts reporting, Abrams lags behind Kemp by about 75,000 votes, but Abrams believes the race is still too close to call.
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While Microsoft has some features gamers want, its traction in the streaming market still lags behind both Twitch and YouTube in terms of reach.
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Critics point out that the average speed of internet connections on Australia's government-owned National Broadband Network lags behind that of most rich countries.
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And although dedicated gamers may turn up their noses at even short time-lags, cloud gaming could prove attractive to the less hard-core.
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The more the stock goes up, the more she lags her index or peers and the more likely she is to lose the account.
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But given the time lags involved with owning up to the news, you'd probably be best served keeping an eye on your account yourself.
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Though it still lags the more radical Northern League, its rival for the right-wing vote, Forza Italia's showing in the polls has improved.
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Dollar General lags much of the retail industry when it comes to digital commerce, but the chain is putting a bigger emphasis on technology.
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Manley now gets to choose how to divvy up the proceeds between shareholders and investments in electric- and autonomous-vehicle technology, where FCA lags.
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Whenever the action lags, the game throws in an exploding pirate ship or collapsing bridge, turning a slow jaunt into a race for survival.
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It still lags far beyond chief competitor Netflix, which has nearly 150 million subscribers globally, 60 million of whom are from the United States.
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The Chinese ad-tech space is particularly interesting because API integration with many of the largest Chinese technology companies lags behind their American counterparts.
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The "Fast Money" traders discussed airline stocks on Tuesday, as the sector continues on a descent and lags behind the rest of the market.
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The recovery mimics growth in the Brazilian auto industry, which has recovered in the past two years but lags behind its peak in 2012.
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But Murphy lags in name recognition, and the wounds from his fight with Grayson could hurt him in the general, some political observers say.
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Mr Sanders lags more than 21968 behind—nearly three times the biggest margin Mrs Clinton trailed Barack Obama by in the 225 Democratic contest.
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Dr. Megorden, 32, a board certified podiatrist, works at Lags Medical Centers, a sports medicine and pain management group practice in Santa Maria, Calif.
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"If France lags (its peers) in terms of growth, it's not because of excessive budget discipline ... but because of insufficient domestic reforms," he said.
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Adding in the lags with which monetary policy impacts the economy, it is hard to envision Fed policy contributing to a downturn before 2020.
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The Chinese company serves close to 300 million users across more than 400 Chinese cities — more users than Uber — but lags technologically, analysts say.
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Despite its general preeminence in search, Google lags behind Amazon when it comes to product search, and the trend is getting worse for Google.
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Milton Friedman, the great scholar of U.S. monetary policy history, never tired of reminding us that monetary policy operates with long and variable lags.
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I had some trouble logging into our BI content management system, but once I was on it the lags were annoying, but not disruptive.
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While the food was surprisingly good, the overall experience at Popeyes lags far behind what I have come to expect at Chick-fil-A.
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Allscripts lags behind rival EHR vendors, but the company's team-up with Apple may help it gain traction with providers eager for improved interoperability.
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Lags because of contracts: Producers often pre-commit to supply or purchase at a given price, rather than just buying on the spot market.
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But Evers has said that the company wants to change its agreement with Wisconsin as it lags behind its planned investments in the state.
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The second piece of advice is to take to heart Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman's warning that monetary policy works with long and variable lags.
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Despite the increase year on year, Europe lags on investment into Asian startups ($63 billion so far in 2019) and US startups ($116.7 billion).
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Much of this can be attributed to an economy largely closed to global markets and that lags significantly behind the region in productive capacity.
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"The law obviously lags behind tech development, necessarily so tech moves at a very fast pace — legislation moves at a glacial pace," he said.
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Amazon's figure still lags those of some companies that made camp in Washington long ago, like Boeing, which spent about $21 million in 2015.
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A critical question for scientists, especially when global policy lags, is 'how can new ideas and new entrants drive change from the bottom up?
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But the President's September approval among younger Republicans -- at 69% -- still lags far behind his 84% number with those older than 50, Gallup found.
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Ethiopia currently lags the continent's tech standouts — like Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa — that have become focal points for startup formation, VC and exits.
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While China and other countries push forward with geothermal technology, the U.S. lags far behind, meeting barely 0.01% of our heating demand with it.
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And during those lags around the holidays when clients have less money, I would love to have another way to make up the income.
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He lags far behind in delegates and has angered some Republicans who see his candidacy as futile and fear it is helping Donald Trump.
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Retail, a cyclical sector, outperforms the index by 3 percent annualized during periods of falling rates but lags by 2.1 percent when rates rise.
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The state still lags the nation in some key indicators — unemployment in May was 4.5 percent, and job growth was just over 103 percent.
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As in the late Soviet period, Kremlin rulers today are pushing an aggressive geopolitical agenda even as the economy lags and society is stressed.
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While testing capacity in the US has increased in recent days, it still lags far behind other developed countries, according to public health experts.
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As king, Charles may have another hurdle to overcome: his popularity lags behind the queen's as well that of his sons, William and Harry.
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Maine still lags behind the nation and most of New England in several important economic indicators, said Michael Donihue, an economist at Colby College.
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Fiat Chrysler also lags in developing electric vehicles and self-driving technology of its own, and in expanding in China, the world's largest market.
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I believe it because every Android phone with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chip still lags compared to the iPhone XS's A12 Bionic chip.
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China's military spending, officially $144 billion in 2016, still lags far behind the more than $600 billion spent last year by the United States.
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In neighboring San Mateo County, officials say the housing stock — primarily single-family homes, many on picturesque cul-de-sacs — lags far behind demand.
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Somewhat offsetting the company's capital and asset quality, MUAH's profitability lags the other large regional banks, primarily due to a lower net interest margin.
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Analysts have said that Pekao lags behind many of its rivals in terms of technology, while mBank is well known for its digital banking.
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A project can be a symbol that the state is winning the fight for jobs, regardless of whether job growth there lags the region.
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The device marks Google's latest attempt to try to stir interest in its hardware business, which lags behind bigger players like Apple and Samsung.
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While Twitter and other tech companies have taken steps to add more women to boards, the tech industry still lags others in gender diversity.
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And its work force lags behind those of high-powered Asian nations like China, India and South Korea on global competitiveness and productivity indexes.
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Baer, an attorney and former Obama administration foreign policy adviser, out-raised Mast in the third quarter, but still lags in cash on hand.
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Croatia significantly lags behind many other new EU member states when it comes to leading edge fast and ultra-fast digital technology, it added.
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Being a working mother is incredibly difficult, particularly since the US still lags behind other countries on paid parental leave and affordable child care.
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Pennsylvania lags behind many other states in coming to grips with the problem, despite a series of grand jury investigations stretching back 15 years.
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Despite its recent aggressive push around cloud storage and apps for companies, the search giant still lags behind Amazon and Microsoft in the field.
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The research, published in the journal Health Affairs on Monday, shows that the United States lags far behind peer countries on child health outcomes.
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At Lejeune, some families described encountering troubles that reporters observed at other bases: lags in maintenance responses by private contractors that stir worries over health.
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But the current electoral system is far from perfect and the United States lags behind many other developed countries when it comes to voter participation.
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Trump's pace of deputy appointments lags behind his predecessors, according to data from the Partnership for Public Service, a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to good governance.
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The boost in range is noteworthy, yet it still lags behind the Chevy Bolt and the Tesla Model S, Model X and Model 3 vehicles.
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That is above last year's 1.8 percent growth, but lags the 5 to 6 percent increases in organic revenues Interpublic saw in 2016 and 2015.
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Job growth has certainly been robust under Trump but it still lags behind the pace set during the final two years of the Obama administration.
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Yet even before any new savings NHS dentistry may have to make, people complain the service lags far behind that of normal NHS medical care.
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Intel still lags behind several large U.S. technology companies in terms of women and ahead of many for African Americans and Hispanics, the report showed.
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Property management is one of those industries that typically lags behind the rest of the U.S. economy in terms of technology, customer service and transparency.
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The company, which is controlled by a state-backed foundation, lags peers such as BASF, Lanxess or DSM in trading multiples of expected core earnings.
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The price paid by developing these intertwining back stories is that it takes Nesbo almost 450 pages to connect them, though the pace rarely lags.
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Podcast monetization per listener hour has increased over the past year, up 241% by our calculations, but still substantially lags all other forms of media.
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For every buyer there are an increasing number of suppliers, many of them now in Asia, which lags behind other regions in working-capital efficiency.
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Our broken tax code is one of the main reasons the United States lags behind when it comes to economic growth, job creation, and competitiveness.
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But Nexedi says the mobile version of Safari lags behind Apple's desktop version as well as other browsers in adhering to HTML5 and other standards.
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That's not too far off the last reported national breakdown in 2011, mind, even if it lags behind more general IT and computer tech fields.
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Compared with BHP - its closest rival and the world's biggest listed miner - Rio Tinto has a heavier reliance on iron ore and lags on copper.
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Recently, I log onto MapleStory 2's main city, Tria, and the square looks so bustling with life, it lags every time a person jumps.
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Nevada Overall turnout in Nevada lags behind 2012 -- with 420,000 ballots cast so far in 1.23, compared to 460,000 at this point four years ago.
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Some of the data may be outdated or imprecise because of lags in data reporting or in conflict zones, such as Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
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The government forecasts economic growth of 3.5-4.0 percent this year after a growth of 3.2 percent in 2016, but Thailand still lags regional peers.
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Yet the community, which makes up about 13 percent of India's population, lags the national average on indicators such as education, employment and political representation.
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As humans start traveling farther away from Earth, experiencing long lags in communication with ground control, they'll need smarter robots that can work more independently.
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While its haul still lags well behind Deadpool's $132 million opening weekend, its Metacritic score of 77 is a nice step up from Deadpool's 65.
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The fact that Warren lags with a certain type of male voter isn't exactly a surprise: Massachusetts politics was an old boys' club for decades.
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Once the favorite to win the election, Fillon now lags behind independent centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen in opinion polls.
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The president's approval lags that of every U.S. president who served in the last 50 years at this point in their presidency, with two exceptions.
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At 11 minutes and 33 seconds, the southern state's average time lags exactly one minute behind the national average of 10 minutes and 33 seconds.
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It's true: as a percentage of our gross national product, America's infrastructure spending lags both its history and the current pace of other industrialized nations.
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Confidence among Bay Area venture capitalists rose in the fourth quarter of 2015, but still lags the long-term trend, according to research released Thursday.
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That explains why Warren lags behind opponents such as Beto O'Rourke of Texas, who recently joined the contest, in national polling, fundraising and media attention.
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The United States actually lags behind a number of countries in terms of the percentage we use for foreign aid and that sort of thing.
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Canadian government data on cattle imports lags about two months, so a reduction in U.S. supplies may not be publicly reported until well into autumn.
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Buffett is the more reliable source: He's currently 7 for 8 in his predictions, while Hugh lags a little behind at 5 out of 8.
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The sector has gained about 15 percent this year, largely in line with the broader S&P 500 index, but lags technology and healthcare groups.
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Tourism accounts for 28.2 percent of Southeast Asia's second-largest economy, whose growth has picked up after years of sluggishness but still lags regional peers.
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Primary school enrolment for males and females is almost the same in Tanzania, but secondary school enrolment for girls lags far behind that of boys.
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Europe is the dominant region for such investments, with $103 trillion, followed by the United States, with $210 trillion, while Asia lags some way behind.
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Though Ninja's arrival on Mixer has spurred new interest in the platform, it still lags far behind Twitch and YouTube Gaming in terms of viewership.
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The turbo lags like a quartet of swayback hamsters are under the hood, in need of a violent rousing and doses of contraband Four Loko.
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Sprint has been laden with debt and losing subscribers, while T-Mobile has been gaining but still substantially lags AT&T and Verizon in subscribers.
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Sanders lags Democratic 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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That may change in the years to come, as an $8 billion makeover is underway, but for now, LaGuardia still lags behind other major airports.
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, whose center-left Democratic Party (PD) has steadily lost support and lags in the polls, shrugged off concerns about political uncertainty.
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Like Bost and Chabot, Faso lags his opponent in fundraising, although millions in outside spending have helped the Republicans close the gap in each district.
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Despite a rich, $2.4 billion private market valuation, the company is reportedly unprofitable and lags a crowded field of rivals in the food delivery market.
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Acquisitions could focus on electrical engineering, "a segment where the group lags behind rivals such as Vinci , Spie and Eiffage ", Natixis analyst Gregoire Thibault said.
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He lags in one-on-one matchups with both Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio, suggesting that doubts about his candidacy within the party run deep.
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Since Xi Jinping became president in 2013, authorities have sought to curb VPN use, with providers suffering periodic lags in connectivity because of government blocks.
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CNHI's profitability lags higher-rated peers' all across segments, due to a higher cost base, smaller scale, lower market shares and a different product mix.
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In separate data released by Eurostat on Thursday, unemployment in the euro zone, typically a figure that lags the economic cycle, remained at 7.9 percent.
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But when it comes to technology, it lags behind the likes of London and Tokyo, and the little tickets are one of the main problems.
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But the US still lags far behind the likes of South Korea, Italy, and China when it comes to testing the population at large.4.
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The French domestic league lags competitors in revenues, so players forged on the French production line are quickly sold to wealthier teams in rival leagues.
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While pensions and wages are rising and unemployment is down, the average income in the former East lags the former West by around 15 percent.
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Afghan culture, said Ms. Benafsha, of Women for Afghan Women, still lags behind the laws protecting women that Western nations pressed the government to pass.
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"Nothing in economics and markets happens in a straight line or without lags and feedback effects," said Blu Putnam, chief economist at the CME Group.
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Other polls show a higher turnout among those at the front end of adult life, but it still lags behind those at the opposite end.
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Beto O'Rourke's numbers dipped from the previous debate, and his place in these rankings (11) lags well behind his polling (6, per Real Clear Politics).
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Yet it still lags behind some other emerging economies, let alone the world's richest countries, in public spending on education, health care and social assistance.
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The neighborhood's median income of almost $42,000 also lags behind the $73,000 approximate median income in Manhattan and the $53,13 median income in the city.
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But that lags behind Trump's stronger support among male non-graduates: a gaping 40-point advantage over Clinton in the ABC News/Washington Post poll.
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Satish Meena, an analyst at Forrester, told TechCrunch that despite the Uber deal, Zomato still lags local rival Swiggy, which services more orders each day.
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While Google does not release sales figures, analysts say Home lags far behind the Echo, which recently announced new features that Home does not have.
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Oracle lags behind Amazon, Microsoft, and Google on the cloud market, but some analysts say that it will focus more on enterprise applications and databases.
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But in some areas it has punched below its weight: Its soccer team lags near the bottom of the Bundesliga, and few international tourists visit.
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The cost-and-quality drive comes as Airbus accelerates record output to meet demand - a trend that can quickly create headaches if productivity lags behind.
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After a disappointing finish in Iowa and fund-raising that lags behind his top rivals, Biden's campaign appears to be shifting its focus to Nevada.
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Consequently, the unwieldy machine that is "the law," inevitably lags behind the zeitgeist and develops idiosyncrasies that are confusing at best, and illogical at worst.
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Traton's roughly 13% share of the North American market lags domestic rival Daimler and is about half what it achieves in Europe and South America.
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And although the country has made progress since its civil war, Liberia still lags the world in keeping women like Ms. Karwah alive in childbirth.
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Their participation in the labor force, though, still lags rates in most European countries, which tend to offer better parental leave and child care options.
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The government response lags far behind the problem; only a tiny percentage of people who need treatment have been able to get it so far.
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When using Photoshop to cut out images with a masking technique, the cursor lags to catch up with my pen on the Surface Studio 2.
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This helpful accessory makes it easy to store your games, and is a must-have for those who don't want to wait or experience lags.
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"Russia lags far behind China in both economic and soft power, but it has used its more limited resources very effectively" he wrote on Thursday.
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Castro's potential support pool still lags well behind other candidates, however, particularly Biden, who still enjoys the second-largest universe of support, at 60 percent.
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The ability to destroy large military assets — without detection and at high speed — could induce immense confusion and critical lags in the ability to respond.
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The German brand is now on a level with Under Armour, but lags behind Nike by 15 percentage points when it comes to brand perception.
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The increase is a positive step but San Francisco still lags behind the rate at which most other large US cities are building new housing.
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Inflation is at its highest since 2013, at 2.9 percent, while growth in pay excluding bonuses lags at 1.7 percent, tightening the squeeze on households.
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While these are workaday government services in many places, America lags our peers here, meaning that introducing them will require a kind of revolutionary politics.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, who is expected to announce a 2020 bid on Sunday, lags far behind her colleagues, with fewer than 38,000 donors.
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He points out that Nestlé's total shareholder return lags that of its peers (see chart), though the strong Swiss franc makes Nestlé's performance look particularly poor.
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But while Twitter still lags far behind Facebook in total news consumers, it still seems to be benefiting from President Trump, who is a heavy tweeter.
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Separately, that week, ICE issued 3,083 detainers, but it was not yet clear how many of those were honored or declined due to lags in reporting.
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"We expect central banks to be ahead of incoming data ... because of well-known variable transmission lags inherent with monetary policy," Citi said in a note.
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Rubio, however, lags Trump by 15 points in polls in Florida and may be forced out of the race if the New York businessman bests him.
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It already lags state-owned China Mobile and China Telecom, and private firms have moved ahead in developing cloud and big data services, and mobile software.
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Ford lags behind GM in sales of battery electric models, but the company has said it will spend $453 billion developing battery electric and hybrid models.
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Snapchat's Android app typically lags behind iOS in terms of update rollouts, but today it seems the OS's users might end up getting an exclusive feature.
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The No. 2 U.S. airline by passenger traffic Delta said its margins will likely contract this year as the pace of revenue improvement lags cost increases.
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His execution sometimes lags slightly behind his invention, as he creates scenes that could use a more delicate hand with dialogue — or better yet, with silence.
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While Europe lags behind the U.S. and China as a home for big tech companies, the region has taken on a leading role regulating the industry.
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That's pretty much it — and the show's slow, scrambling realization that his storyline lags so far behind Randall and Kate's has been hilarious to watch unfold.
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China has earned some extra points by expanding its access to tertiary education, but still lags behind the rest of Asia in terms of overall opportunities.
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Heineken is pouring money into Vietnam, which lags only Mexico on profitability for the Dutch beverage giant, according to the company's Asia Pacific President Frans Eusman.
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But it lags in others such as cardiovascular, rare diseases and diabetes, and some investors worry it has been spreading its R&D budget too thinly.
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Pollution in major cities and geographic expansion are driving factors in the company's growth in China, Liveris said, despite the country experiencing lags in other sectors.
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Still, the United States lags well behind other countries including Canada, Ireland and Denmark, whose satellite-based GPS systems are slated to go live next year.
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School funding in America may not be as regressive as many of its critics contest, but the model still lags behind that of other rich countries.
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The EU, with the exception of Ireland, lags behind Britain in its no-deal preparations "by some way", the Confederation of British Industry said on Sunday.
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The combination of higher house prices and rising mortgage rates is making the purchase of a home unaffordable for some Americans, especially as wage growth lags.
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Among candidates who have disclosed their second quarter fundraising numbers, Warren lags only South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Joe Biden, the former vice president.
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The forum exists because, regardless of how things stood in the upper Palaeolithic, in modern times Africa lags behind other continents in world-class scientific research.
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The bonus disclosure comes amid increasing scrutiny of executive pay in Europe's largest economy that is rising fast but still lags levels in the United States.
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Although China lags behind the U.S. when it comes to per capita coffee consumption, the Asian country is further ahead when it comes to beverage delivery.
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By most people's metrics, however, Blue Origin lags behind SpaceX, which has placed dozens of satellites into orbit and carried cargo to the International Space Station.
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Still, despite progress, the Android app still lags behind the iOS version, a significant hurdle as Android is the more popular operating system in emerging markets.
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It was once a lovely weekend destination, with its stilt bungalows by the sea and its sardine restaurants, but today tourism lags for lack of investment.
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The tenor of the overall market is still about global growth, most traders still think it can pick up the slump if the Trump agenda lags.
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That still lags 2015, when a record $676 million was invested in the first half of the year and over $1.3 billion for the entire year.
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This institutional setup implies that monetary policy decisions can be taken quickly, even though their impact on real economy is subject to long and variable lags.
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Official data shows Turkish labour productivity lags the European average, rising 1.5 percent a year in the past five years while wage growth averaged 5 percent.
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As the guys run through the set, they work in a kind of exacting shorthand, calling out missed notes or lags, fixing them, and moving on.
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It lags a bit, but Leaver is quick to point out that it's only an alpha and that he hopes to fix it by next week.
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In July, he raised $80 million, but he still lags behind Clinton, who raised $90 million and continues to boast a significant cash-on-hand advantage.
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Still, Rosengren's view lags the faster rate-hike path signaled by many monetary policy rules, including one authored and championed by Stanford University professor John Taylor.
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"Failure to recognize these lags could lead to an overtightening of policy, a downturn in economic growth and an undershooting of our inflation objective," she said.
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Maintaining the parks preserves our nation's historical and cultural treasures for present and future generations, while accessibility to all visitors is threatened when routine maintenance lags.
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Build in a buffer, so if the work lags no one is disappointed, but if it finishes ahead of schedule the neighbors can be pleasantly surprised.
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While Trump still lags behind his rivals in endorsements, he's seen some momentum ahead of Super Tuesday, where he's poised to add to his delegate lead.
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Tourism accounts for 12 percent of Thailand's economy, and has been a bright spot for Southeast Asia's second-largest economy, whose growth still lags regional peers.
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Its current online penetration, at approximately 231% and 000% of domestic and total revenue in 24, respectively, lags the overall industry, especially in its core categories.
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Inditex's proportion of online sales jumped 41 percent to reach 10 percent of net sales across the group in 2017, though that still lags some rivals.
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While one of the schools, the Milton Fein School, also does well on annual state tests, the other school with children of test-taking age lags.
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New York lags behind more electorally advanced states in its refusal to allow voters the convenience of same-day registration, early voting and easier absentee balloting.
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We quantified that companies on the coasts raise more than their inland counterparts and found some indications that the Midwest lags the rest of the nation.
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It was a tough loss to take, but Jet's experience is typical for fighters from the U.S., which severely lags behind other countries in international competition.
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"Legislation lags behind technology, almost every time," Keller said, and an accord should be struck in order for concerns to be heard equally across the board.
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Increasing Alexa's exposure to queries such as those concerning navigation can help to improve its accuracy, an area where it currently lags Siri and Google Assistant.
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I share it here because many outside of healthcare quality improvement staff may not yet have heard how healthcare lags other industries in quality improvement techniques.
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Williams said he does not endorse the concept of "keeping your powder dry" because of the lags between rate cuts and their impact on economic conditions.
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Nothing in the score rushes, and nothing lags: You're simply aware of the action moving forward at a pace that feels natural — propelled but never harassed.
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Through global growth has improved, it still lags behind the pace before the financial crisis, when it increased at around 4 percent or more each year.
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When her memoir veers to exile in Europe, its emotional punch is weaker, just as Meyer's story lags when he strays from Sichuan, Beijing and Manchuria.
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Revenue from Microsoft's Azure cloud service soared 97 percent in its fourth quarter, but the business still lags behind the offering of its nearby rival, Amazon.
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"He continued: "Given patient fears about visiting healthcare facilities, we think this benefit likely lags containment of the virus in affected regions by weeks or months.
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What's more, the Vermont senator still lags well behind Biden in support from black voters, who make up about one-fifth of Michigan's Democratic primary electorate.
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The figure has ramped up significantly in recent days, but still lags Germany's rate given that the US outbreak is now the biggest in the world.
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Mr. Manley now gets to choose how to divvy up the proceeds between shareholders and investments in electric- and autonomous-vehicle technology, where Fiat Chrysler lags.
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The Democratic Party routinely lags in fundraising behind the GOP, with Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee bringing in more than $100 million last quarter.
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He now lags 16 points behind Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who was given a green light from President Sergio Mattarella to form a coalition government Thursday.
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Analysts say Apple lags behind in India in part due to the price of their products, which is prohibitive to many potential buyers in the region.
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Carthage, Missouri-based Leggett & Platt, meanwhile, has already leaned more heavily on Vietnam, even as executives concede that the country still notably lags China's manufacturing capacity.
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This is because testing capacity lags behind the pace of the disease, and many governments — including in the US — failed to implement widespread testing early on.
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Discount's dividend policy allows it to distribute up to 13% of profit as a dividend but lags behind other Israeli banks that pay at least 40%.
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When adjusted for inflation, though, "Infinity War" lags slightly behind "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," which arrived in 2015 to about $261 million in today's dollars.
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For smartphone users, 5G could eventually provide them with the ability to download a feature film in seconds or video call without annoying lags and pixelation.
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At just above 29%, current wage growth lags well behind where it was during other periods this past century, when the jobs market was also booming.
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Trump lags well behind Democratic 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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Biden already lags behind several of his rivals in fundraising, and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's presence in the race looms over Super Tuesday.
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To add insult to injury, researchers more recently have found the U.S. health-care industry "lags far behind" other industries in publicly reporting their greenhouse emissions.
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Billionaire liberal activist Tom Steyer, who spent heavily in South Carolina in the early stages of the primary, lags behind the pair with 73% of support.
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But this lags the monthly average of 22020 million tonnes for the first nine months of this year, data from Reuters and Refinitiv Oil Research showed.
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The state finishes No. 37 in the category this year, as school funding lags the nation, and high school test scores appear to show the result.
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That implies that investors who have pushed the market up 22 percent this year are hoping for a turnaround in earnings, which often lags share prices.
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But they still make only 75 cents to every dollar earned by their male peers, which lags the national average for working women by 5 percent.
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The premium offered by Tesco's shares-and-cash bid "clearly lags regional trends," and Booker shareholders should vote against the deal at a meeting on Feb.
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Bosnia lags its Balkan neighbors in the race to join the EU, due partly to its unwieldy political structures and lack of a strong central administration.
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Finally, it is important to remember that wage growth lags behind a tighter labor market, so the best of times for workers may well lie ahead.
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Because Apple lags behind its rivals in the number of rear cameras, it is considering introducing a triple-rear-camera system to its newest flagship model.
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He leads every other possible 2020 contender with Latino voters and lags behind only Joe Biden — who hasn't announced a bid yet — with African-American voters.
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While sociological and biographical analysis of each work helps place each feature in a precise context, Miyazakiworld lags in its discussion of the director's artistic influences.
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