People prefer avoiding losses rather than locking in equivalent gains.
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It has also proposed locking in expensive pension guarantees until 2040.
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"That's when many people end up locking in losses," Keckler said.
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With strong network effect locking in users, it share price soars.
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There's no advantage is there, to locking in on a candidate.
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Cloud software offers an easy answer by locking in user data.
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Locking in any policy for that amount of time could prove counterproductive.
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I'm all about diversifying while young, then locking in on your passion.
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Meaning, they are drilling and locking in gains for future production right now.
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Meaning, they are drilling and locking in gains for future production right now.
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"Producers ended up locking in something in case we did a double dip."
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Regulation done wrong could create a moat for Facebook, locking in its lead.
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"You are locking in your losses and that is never advisable," he said.
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Millennials are locking in their voting patterns for the coming decades right now.
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Locking in to a suboptimal standard is common in the history of technology.
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Civica then contracts with its own vendors, locking in drug supplies for many years.
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But we prefer the negative outcome of locking in those losses because it's certain.
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Locking in his Cuba opening would make it a major piece of his legacy.
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It ended up 24.1% at close, locking in some 20.2% gain for the week.
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One way has been through locking in loans that promise steady if low returns.
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Like any fantasy football game, there's much intel to parse before locking in your lineup.
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However, it averted the potential disaster for conservatives of liberals locking in a Court majority.
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Another supportive factor has been producers taking advantage of higher prices by locking in production.
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I see this wave of material as locking in a shift that had already happened.
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Win: Locking in the world's leading mobile phone brand, Samsung, to the Oculus VR platform.
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"They have no interest in talking, they're interested in locking in their gains," he said.
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Louisiana thinks it can save money and lives, while locking in revenue for drug companies.
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You'll want to look at costs and a lot more before locking in a deal.
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But the applicant will be locking in her premium for the rest of her life.
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Beware, though, that selling in a bear market might well mean locking in a loss.
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These discounts, however, aren't necessarily locking in customers, but rather encouraging customers to shop around.
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I think this had the effect of largely locking in the field from the beginning.
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Trump is also locking in the damage further by appointing conservative judges favorable to these rollbacks.
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Processing capacity, however, can be an issue and auto makers are locking in contracts with suppliers.
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Clients were buying in ever smaller transactions, rather than locking in large volumes in one go.
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He is also seeing brokers submit loans through his wholesale business without locking in the rate.
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"Also, people are locking in gains and reducing positions ahead of those key events," he added.
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"Anyone with a private loan should be locking in a lower rate, for sure," Humann said.
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But four weeks a year, during the majors, Koepka has no problem locking in his concentration.
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"For me, it was about locking in, letting that play go," he said after the game.
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And they are locking in the industry's best engineers with paydays smaller companies could never match.
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Irrespective of future policy, carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for centuries, locking in warming trends.
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Whatever the case, Kimura wound up locking in the gyaku-ude-garami and broke Gracie's arm.
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I read some expert picks from CBS Sports, ESPN, and Bleacher Report before locking in my picks.
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Green said he was pleased with the outcome, given the primary aim of locking in competitive spreads.
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"They were locking in record production so it made no sense," he said of the Doha deal.
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Prime example: Republican negotiators are on the verge of locking in a deal on a final bill.
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Borrowers also are locking in more of their future production using hedges that insure against price declines.
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Moments later, he was locking in a rear-naked choke as his dazed foe struggled to recover.
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Locking in today's interest rates for 70 or more years would be a godsend to future budgeters.
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It can keep retirees from locking in losses by having to sell investments when they are down.
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To improve its finances, Evraz seems to be locking in low-cost power for the long term.
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Since you&aposre locking in an interest rate, it&aposs smart to look for the highest one.
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The first occurred when the firm suspended trading in its flagship Equity Income fund, locking in investors' money.
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That approach would prepare the U.S. electricity system for deeper decarbonization without locking in payments for underperforming technologies.
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Others are locking in 6-month supply contracts at higher prices, instead of the typical 3-month contracts.
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They are unlikely to easily agree to increase their FX exposure through locking in US dollar lease rates.
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By locking in established ways of doing things, licensing requirements are a major impediment to innovation as well.
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The Dow closed Monday up about 90 points, locking in its first three-day win streak since February.
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Rather, that is evidence of companies locking-in historically low interest rates driven down by governments' monetary policies.
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Trump and his people say they want a "level playing field" while locking in subsidies for fossil fuels.
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When people think of a subscription, they think of locking in a set cadence of receiving a good.
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Locking in funding levels until 2018 would prevent lawmakers from pulling the same trick this year or next.
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Her gaze flickers over the lens, without locking in for more than a few words in each sentence.
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So you're basically locking in what you're going to have to pay for the rest of your life.
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"Investors may be well served by locking in some profits in U.S. stocks," BofAML said in a note.
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Some participants also noted that markets were locking in profits after rallying in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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House Republicans are close to locking in the necessary votes to keep the government open past Friday's deadline.
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Exxon and Qatar Petroleum International landed Brazil's Tita area, locking in key real estate in the prized Santos basin.
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One problem is that many small investors tend to get fearful as stocks fall, and sell — locking in losses.
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"We're locking in on four this year," McAdam said of the cities that will receive 5G tech from Verizon.
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Such deals are common in major Asian flotations, providing stability to companies by locking in buyers amid market uncertainty.
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Given Nyrstar's trials and tribulations, locking in a degree of pricing certainty on part of its output is understandable.
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Officials at oil companies said they were open to the idea of locking in futures if the government asked.
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Bloomberg reports that some brokers are locking in 30-year mortgages below 3 percent amid a frenzy of activity.
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Recently he renewed his lease, locking in a discounted rate of $221,219 because he signed for another six months.
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Autocrats understand that supposedly independent institutions such as the courts and prosecutors are vital to locking in their power.
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DaVita and Fresenius in particular have grown quickly, buying smaller chains, consolidating their market share and locking in profits.
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"This helps your moisturizer to penetrate deeply into the skin, locking in natural oils, and aiding in repairing," she explains.
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This was a way of protecting them against a resurgent Russia, and also a way of locking in democratic reform.
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That course of action runs the risk of locking in losses and then buying when markets are at their peak.
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Precious metals miner Fresnillo, however, fell 1.1% as gold prices fell on investors locking in profits after a strong run.
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Life insurance costs typically rise with age, so locking in a policy now will get you the lowest possible rate.
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Much to the frustration of Church, the project relied on slower technology, locking in what he saw as incremental improvements.
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I started by locking in some of the longer Across entries and then gradually building out the grid from there.
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How it works: Accelerating the switch to all-electric buildings prevents locking in infrastructure that relies on dirtier fuel sources.
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That ought to mean that he and the Saudi sovereign wealth fund have already signed an agreement locking in the money.
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We've even found that it "sets" our blowouts, locking in that fresh, just-back-from-the-salon sleekness for much longer.
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Sonny Perdue to serve as agriculture secretary and in the process locking in an inaugural Cabinet devoid of any Latino representation.
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Then, cascading down every side street that branches off the main avenue were even more police vans, locking in the protesters.
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Some of these tricks show how smartphone makers are building a better mousetrap (with the hope of locking in new clients).
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Buying a home is a way of locking in an affordable place to live, essentially an insurance policy against escalating rents.
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It also prevents U.S. shale drillers from locking in higher future prices with buyers, which tends to rein in their production.
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Industry funds have historically dominated the default market, locking in agreements with some of Australia's biggest sectors, including manufacturing and education.
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The secretary later told reporters the two sides are "pretty close" to locking in details for a second Trump-Kim meeting.
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Many companies set workers' salaries based in part on their past wages, potentially locking in an unequal pay rate in perpetuity.
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But the recent trade pact with Canada and Mexico contained Section 230-like protections, potentially locking in tech-friendly rules abroad.
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The plans include locking in the individual rates as well as changes to make saving for retirement easier, among other tweaks.
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The other part is really just Meredith and I locking in on a tone and an approach that we wanted to tell.
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The Billboard story also notes that West was close to locking in a headliner slot at New York's annual Governor's Ball festival.
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Homeowners in particular might also want to consider locking in a fixed rate on the outstanding balance of their home equity line.
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So locking in a predictable cost of housing is far more important than preserving the option to move to a new city.
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"It's essentially locking in the largest taxi advertising contract, partnering with the largest taxi trade organization in the United States," Gunay said.
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Not surprisingly, anxious investors often make bad financial decisions, dumping stocks out of fear when the market tumbles, thereby locking in losses.
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The crown jewel, of sorts, for both the state party and the super PAC efforts, has been in locking in absentee voters.
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If you try really hard, you can argue that locking in policies now for this future adjustment will make the transition smoother.
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In particular, this includes allowing the marketplace time to adjust to a less prescriptive regulatory landscape before locking in new financing reforms.
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While medical research attracts bipartisan support, Republicans are leery of locking in new mandatory funding and want the costs to be offset.
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Locking in a high-value policy for the longest possible term gives your future family extensive financial protection at the lowest cost.
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Squire's ideal scenario would be clearly marked hubs in busy areas to help contain the clutter, and self-locking in quieter neighborhoods.
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However, more buyers are locking in interest rates on a mortgage before they have ensured they are getting the best possible rates.
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"Some of the selling we are seeing here is investors locking in gains ahead of what might be a downdraft," McCarthy said.
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For example, tidal locking — where one side of the moon always faces Earth — is lost for a while before locking in again.
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Many emerging-market enthusiasts say the recent anxiety simply reflects that investors are locking in gains and temporarily taking their money home.
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Locking in the tentative no votes from the Republican senators Lisa Murkowski (of Alaska) and Susan Collins (of Maine) is also critical.
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Farmers have used futures for decades to hedge the financial risk of planting a crop by locking in prices for future grain sales.
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But it was Republicans who had the most opportunity, and they took it, locking in a structural advantage for at least a decade.
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The Post-Money SAFE sweetens some of the terms for investors, like locking in their percentage ownership in a priced round later on.
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We didn't want to say too much because we were still locking in interviews and we didn't want them to rabbit on us.
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This also applies to your hair: "A cool rinse will help seal hair cuticles, resulting in shine and locking in moisture," she adds.
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The intrigue: Environmentalists and some politicians are increasingly opposed to natural gas because they worry it's locking in far too much global warming.
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LendingHome has streamlined the process of finding out what mortgage terms a borrower might qualify for, locking in a rate and applying online.
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Prior to Downey Jr. locking in the Homecoming appearance, his future Marvel commitments only extended as far as the 2018/2019 Avengers movies.
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Locking in younger users now will mean more video advertising dollars later, given that their highest-earning years are likely ahead of them.
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Large suppliers typically hedge a few years ahead, locking in prices over a longer period, meaning they can't cut average prices as quickly.
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Soybean meal has traded in over-bought territory for two weeks now, and some traders spent the last couple sessions locking in profits.
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We're just babysitting the most impotent chief executive we'll ever see, and locking in some good judges before the Democrats sweep us out.
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As a result, by locking in exclusive rights across three different leagues, YouTube can likely corner more of the overall esports audience base.
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For corporate customers, locking in large supplies of power for years can guard against rising prices, but can prove unfavourable if markets move lower.
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RELATED: Full poll results The poll suggests Biden and Sanders are reaping the benefits of being better known by locking in their supporters early.
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Canoo is locking in final contracts with its vendors and is going to be in production with prototypes before the end of the year.
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Where it stands: Environmentalists and some politicians are increasingly opposed to natural gas because they worry it's locking in far too much global warming.
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For corporate customers, locking in large supplies of power for years can guard against rising prices, but can prove unfavorable if markets move lower.
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"Taking the ultra-long view" (May 22011th) overlooked other critical reasons for governments to issue ultra-long debt beyond locking-in their financing costs.
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In fact, Roku is so focused on account growth that it's significantly lowering prices on its devices in hopes of locking in more users.
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This time, the group has filmed its latest video for "Quiet Happiness" in Shanghai, popping and locking in the busy city amidst curious onlookers.
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But unseating Nvidia, which has begun the process of locking in developers onto its platform (called Cuda), may be an even more difficult task.
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A more bipartisan pro-life movement is the key to passing critical pro-life legislation and locking in support for these measures long-term.
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President Trump is proposing to freeze fuel economy standards at 85033 levels, which risks locking in a future of dirty cars and harmful smog.
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France, Belgium and Spain have all sold 50-year bonds this year, locking in record low borrowing rates, and Italy is considering following suit.
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While non-proliferation and nuclear safety are important, rolling-back, not locking-in, should be the operative term describing Washington's nuclear policy toward Tehran.
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And on piano, Mr. Shipp works in sharp shots and splatters, leaning hard into Mr. Parker, locking in with the bass but not embracing.
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If inflation is mired at low levels for an extended period, expectations for future price changes can drift lower, locking in the muted increases.
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This can result in getting greedy and buying more investments while stock prices are high and selling when stocks have plunged, thus locking in losses.
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As Amazon's cloud service continues to increase its market share, it's also showing more signs of locking in customers into bigger and longer-term contracts.
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Locking in losses for tax purposes: "It is very common to do this and we hear it from clients," Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley tells Axios.
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Snapchat has agreed to pay Google Cloud $400 million a year for five years of service, possibly locking in a price for that time period.
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CHICAGO, April 16 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures were mostly weaker on Monday, with traders locking in profits after prices rose on Friday.
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The auto manufacturers' lobby is pushing the new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) head to withdraw an Obama administration decision locking in strict vehicle emissions standards.
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And he was integral in negotiations for a $700 billion NDAA in 2018 and locking in agreements on a $716 billion bill for fiscal 85033.
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It may be hard to imagine that the bull run's days are numbered with the Dow locking in its 54th record close for the year.
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By locking in a 20-year policy that wouldn't expire until my early 40s, I was able to keep my premiums as low as possible.
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Lawmakers should also understand that locking in the temporary changes made by the tax law would not undo the damage of the already permanent changes.
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In contrast, spot gold rallied 16 percent in the first three months of the year, locking in its biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years.
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Instead of requiring repayment in five or 4813 years, they developed deals that lasted as long as 4803 years, locking in decades of interest payments.
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In addition, "locking in rates with a longer-term CD might give an extra 1% or even 2% than you otherwise might earn," he added.
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In other words, it's supposed to be the secret to locking in the benefits of glycolic acid without paying for it in irritated, dry skin.
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But even if home owners can't find a home to buy, they are rushing to save money by locking in the low rates on refinancing.
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This upgrade led to Capella Space locking in contracts with major U.S. government clients, including the U.S. Air Force and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO).
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Many with-profits insurance schemes, for example, are keen to hedge against longer-term rate rises while locking in fixed coupons in the short-term.
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He said his bill, which was passed and signed into law this spring, protects current solar customers by locking in their rates for many years.
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Yet he secured his Fine Gael victory the old-fashioned way, quickly locking in support among his fellow MPs, whose votes counted disproportionately in the contest.
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Grand trade deals, never very high on governments' agendas, have in recent decades aimed more at locking in existing practice than at winning important new concessions.
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Kavanaugh, 53, could be one of the most powerful and influential people in government for decades, and he's locking in a healthy six-figure salary, too.
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"Every year that we've been working on this is another year of emissions that have been building up and locking in more heating," Olson told me.
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In hopes of locking in before rates go up even further, applications for home loans rose 3.1 percent and refis were up a stronger 4 percent.
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That trade occurs when traders buy and store crude oil to sell at a later date when prices are higher, locking in profits using futures contracts.
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Wind has become competitive with conventional power in many countries and large are managing volatile energy expenses by locking in electricity costs at a fixed price.
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Rotterdam's vast storage tanks quickly filled, as traders bought cheap crude on the spot market and sold futures at a higher price, locking in a profit.
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Another concern is that banks are issuing loans with longer maturities, locking in interest rates and making the sector less flexible in responding to rate changes.
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In the current environment of low interest rates, issuing longer-term debt could save taxpayers money in the long run by locking in reduced borrowing costs.
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Ghislain Houle, CFO of Canada's largest railroad, told the Morgan Stanley Laguna conference that CN is locking in customers with multiyear contracts "at very favorable" rates.
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States like Oregon, New Mexico, Colorado, and Nevada are already locking in more stringent limits on greenhouse gases and setting higher targets for deploying clean energy.
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Earlier versions of the USMCA would have handed Big Pharma a guaranteed, continent-wide monopoly over life-saving medicines, locking in exorbitant prices for a decade.
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Locking in the individual tax cuts would tack on another $630 billion to budget deficits, according to an estimate from the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Some 47 percent of outstanding mortgages will renew within the next year - meaning the bulk of borrowers will be locking in current rates, near historic lows.
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His latest thoughts came as Apple was locking in an all-time closing high on a day when climbing global trade jitters hit the broader market.
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Glasenberg, however, said Glencore would carry on hedging as appropriate and was in the process of locking in coal prices with Japan over a year-long contract.
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It keeps increasing the value of membership by offering faster delivery services and additional entertainment options, locking in customers and making them less likely to shop elsewhere.
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However, he added that investors want to see whether Uber goes beyond rides and becomes the "Amazon of transportation" by locking in consumers through its other services.
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And Motivate Co., the domestic leader so far, is still expanding its bike-share programs with kiosks, locking in exclusive contracts with cities, typically, wherever they go.
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In short, U.S.-based investors can buy European bonds and swap their currency exposure into dollars, locking in a profit despite deeply negative bond yields in Europe.
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Ben Affleck's looking more and more like he's locking in 'SNL' producer Lindsay Shookus as his new gf ... 'cause they had a coffee/juice date Monday morning.
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As these very strong gains are "combined with the high Australian dollar, international investors are locking in some of those recent gains by selling today," McCarthy said.
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"We try to make it as simple as possible by locking in what we'll pay," said Jim Fiske, North American marketing manager at Chubb Personal Risk Services.
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At least that would give the new Congress a chance to get reform right next year, instead of locking in bad policy for the next five years.
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With the stock market locking in the largest weekly gain since March, CNBC's Jim Cramer wondered if newfound optimism around trade and U.S.-China relations could continue.
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Plus, "You're essentially 'locking in' your housing costs for two years when you sign a two-year lease, and guaranteeing your rent won't go up," Dutton says.
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And locking in good staff early could be essential, given there could be upward of two dozen Democrats looking to hire top-flight staff for 2020 campaigns.
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"If they hedge production at the current price point, and now calendar prices for next year are below $50, they are locking in a loss," he said.
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Aramco is expanding in petrochemicals and locking in customers in Asia—in August it bought a $15bn stake in the chemicals arm of Reliance, an Indian giant.
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When you write these rhythms that are really locking in with the synth and it's creating that movement you can kind of envisage people dancing to it.
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Pass-throughs: McConnell's ability to solve the Johnson pass-through puzzle was crucial to locking in the votes needed to pass the bill for the tax bill.
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But "selling at a discount [means] you're locking in a permanent loss of capital, which is not what the intention ... was in the first place," Chan said.
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Such bond funds require that investors hold the assets until maturity, potentially locking in liquidity and distorting prices, said a fund manager who declined to be identified.
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Ether ownership is turning over almost as rapidly as bitcoin, which means that many ether investors are locking in substantial losses as ether continues its downhill slide.
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Workers and consumers are now beginning to reap the benefits of years of R&D, and we should be locking in our place in this competitive landscape.
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Typically, large software companies stop growing once they saturate their market and become reliant on locking in the same big customers to writing bigger and bigger checks.
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To make it simpler, he consolidated his federal loans through SallieMae, locking in about $20,000 in loans at interest rates near 8 percent just before the financial crisis.
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The case for locking in long-term funding to finance a multi-year programme to rebuild and improve tatty public roads and buildings has never been more powerful.
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If the agency had extended the comment period as automakers asked, it would have prevented Obama from locking in the fuel standards before he leaves office next month.
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There are basically no unusual trends: There aren't any demographic groups in which low-turnout voters are locking in their vote at a particularly fast or slow rate.
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Here's why: When the market delivers a punch just as you need to start withdrawing money, you're forced to sell when your investments are down, locking in losses.
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"I'm doing this because I have to eat," he said, locking in a course that could save him a few minutes on his first delivery of the day.
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I apply it straight out of the shower while my skin is still damp and it really feels like it's locking in moisture without any greasiness or residue.
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JPMorgan made the biggest draws from the Fed late last year and bought securities, winning praise from analysts for locking in fixed interest rates before Federal Reserve cuts.
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The overhanging reality in the talks about potentially locking in a major agreement this week is Democrats will be needed in both chambers to muscle it to passage.
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"If you take it out now, you're locking in your gains and/or losses and where the market is today versus the end of the year," Brandon said.
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McConnell wasted no time locking in the agreement, walking straight to the Senate floor, interrupting a colleague and announcing to the public the President would sign the bill.
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The idea of locking in rate increases — Intermountain's Share program sets the increase at approximately 503 percent — is particularly attractive to employers because coverage then becomes a predictable expense.
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So the festival shuffled things around, giving Tame Impala the headlining sets on Coachella's Saturdays and locking in Ariana Grande to replace West on the festival's two Sunday nights.
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Patty Murray, confirmed that the Democrats had made significant concessions in the talks, that would have allowed states to waive certain Obamacare rules, in exchange locking in market subsidies. .
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American retail workers have now lost jobs for the fourth straight month, locking in a trend in which shoppers are spurning bricks-and-mortar shops and buying on-line.
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The frequently tied-together stocks of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet are outpacing the broader market for 2019, locking in double-digit gains for the year.
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Milwaukee complemented its efficient offense by locking in defensively, with Houston enduring six-plus minutes between the Harden trey and a P.J. Tucker 3 with 9:50 to play.
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"It will be interesting to see if any of these LNG projects push for a late-2018 sanction, thereby locking-in lower costs and pipping the competition," Rodger said.
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With the U.S. equity markets continuing to reach all-time highs, it could be a good time to look at locking in some profits and diversifying into foreign markets.
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English singer-songwriter Sam Smith was the musical guest on last night's Saturday Night Live, locking in the announcement of his second studio album, The Thrill of it All.
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They are also returning service to customers behind on their bills, and locking in water fees at $25 a month for the duration of the current public health crisis.
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"Some of the selling we are seeing here is investors locking in gains ahead of what might be a downdraft," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Some deals involve existing assets, like taking stakes in airports or major shipping ports with the aim of building up value and then locking in profits with a sale.
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As a result, opportunistic investors borrowed in the United States at 2628 percent, then lent the money out in China at 28503 percent, locking in the spread as profit.
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The most famous example is, of course, Rockhold rice bailing Tim Boetsch over off a caught kick, coming up on top of a sprawl and locking in a reverse triangle.
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This performance, some theorized, was Graham's way of publicly locking in his long-tenuous loyalty to the president — an effort to truly convince the boss that he's on the team.
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While the fund is officially closing this week, the firm has already been busy, locking in more than half a dozen startup investments in areas like retail, logistics and talent.
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But most of us are bad at market timing, and the consequence of selling stocks as they start to dip tends to be locking in losses rather than avoiding them.
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Corporate PPAs allow companies to buy renewable energy directly from the energy generator, reducing their emissions while managing volatile energy expenses by locking in electricity costs at a fixed price.
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"We are making sure we are locking in capital for longer periods of time, and from providers that we trust and we know are going to be around," Lifshitz said.
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The federal and provincial governments "are locking in some pretty attractive long-term rates," said Darcy Briggs, a fixed-income portfolio manager with the Bissett unit of Franklin Templeton Investments.
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These factors have prompted many shippers to book ships on multi-month or multi-year charters, locking in rates before they rise but cutting the availability of vessels for others.
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Concerns over the plant's reliability as well as limitations on feed gas supplies from offshore fields also prevented the Chevron-led project from previously locking in an LNG sales deal.
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Except that statement accompanied a notification that the company has just initiated a hedging program, essentially locking in forward prices through the end of the first quarter of next year.
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Except that statement accompanied a notification that the company has just initiated a hedging programme, essentially locking in forward prices through the end of the first quarter of next year.
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Another step could include the United States locking in its enduring military presence and associated activities with the government of Iraq before the end of the military operation in Mosul.
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We spoon four dollops of delicious vanilla ice cream into the cylinder, before pushing it up into the machine like a barista locking in a puck of freshly-ground coffee.
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These include rising home prices, fewer buyers who can afford homes, more buyers locking in rates to protect themselves, and more creative financing options which contribute to real estate crashes.
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Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning Spray is also a great pick for humid weather, since it's designed to protect the hair cuticle, locking in moisture and locking out heat.
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The tech giant, which is one of VMware&aposs major partners in the cloud, has been accused of locking in customers, being unfair to partners and trying to stifle competition.
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Amazon is the big gorilla in the cloud, but the tech giant is denying a respected antitrust lawyer&aposs claim that it is unfairly locking in clients to its platform.
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By locking in current sanctions until Russia actually reverses its aggression, the Senate bill sends a clear message to Moscow that there is only one path out of the cold.
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The 4.5-quart enameled cast iron Dutch oven is designed to evenly distribute heat while locking in moisture, which is perfect for preparing a winter roast or one-pot meal.
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U.S. equities suffered their worst December since the Great Depression last month, losing nearly $3 trillion in value and locking in 2018 as the worst year for markets in a decade.
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Beyond locking in a supply for an increasingly more precious metal, Apple directly working with the mines may, potentially, allow the company to better manage how the rare metal is gathered.
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In America and Britain, a strong case can be made for locking in low-cost long-term funding to finance a programme to fix potholed roads and smarten up public spaces.
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Some of its other uses include locking in allergens and dander, reducing your dog's anxiety and barking frequency, keeping it clean while playing outside and providing protection from insects and ticks.
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Hedges, which shielded producers from the worst of the slump last year, are expiring and a depressed outlook means companies have a harder time locking in higher prices for future production.
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Check your debt's interest rates to see if you could save by refinancingWith interest rates falling, many people are locking in lower interest rates on student loans, mortgages, and auto loans.
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But the current contract expires in 2023, and earlier this year, the company approached the state government about locking in a 20-year extension, without going through a public bidding process.
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Known as virtual PPAs, these agreements are beginning to gain traction in Europe as companies move to bolster their green credentials and take advantage of locking in prices for their energy.
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The primary benefit of refinancing is locking in a lower interest rate or shortening your repayment period, but some borrowers also use refinancing to relieve a cosigner of their debt obligation.
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Johnson, who joined the army in 2001 and began locking in 2003, insists that her hip-length locs were always neat, something that countered the military's regulation on "matted and unkempt" strands.
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The remarks "were so unnerving" that Asian allies "are just focusing on trying to establish some kind of broad normalcy and locking in commitments to the basics of the relationship," Green said.
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CBS and Turner, which is a division of Time Warner Inc, are locking in the rights to the NCAA tournament at a time when the cost of broadcasting sports is sky rocketing.
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One source at a large U.S. Gulf Coast refinery said locking in prices for Canadian heavy crude in advance has helped shield the company from the impact of higher heavy crude costs.
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That amounts to a win for the status quo, essentially locking in the Republicans' 21 percent corporate rate for several more years unless Democrats sweep control of Congress and the White House.
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The two had initially talked about locking in a rematch right away -- but negotiations hit a wall and they both have since booked fights with other opponents in May and in June.
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The structure of loans has even become more conservative as clients are locking in record-low borrowing costs of below two percent for a period of up to 15 years, he added.
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For Pioneer or its smaller rival Newfield Exploration that inspired its hedging program, locking in prices for the bulk of their future production has become a part of their annual business planning.
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Asian players such as CATL, Samsung and LG Chem have taken a lead in the market by locking in supply deals with manufacturers of electric cars, leaving Europe scrambling to catch up.
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Synchrony's is a stiffer six months for a three-year CD. (This calculator churns out the impact of early withdrawals) Tumin isn't worried about locking in ahead of anticipated Fed rate hikes.
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And to make things more direct, Facebook is increasingly copying its tactics and products in order to head off Snap potentially locking in an audience that would otherwise grow into using Facebook.
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The past week has been marked by investors locking in some gains in sectors such as banks and mining and moving into safer stocks that tend to outperform during periods of uncertainty.
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If held to maturity, the investor is locking in that rate of return for the next 2628 years and might well be hard pressed to keep up with inflation over that period.
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"In addition to reducing our global equity exposure we have also rebalanced our private equity portfolio locking in some of the strong gains which had been achieved," he said in a statement.
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Concerns over the plant's reliability as well as limitations on feed gas supplies from offshore fields also prevented the Chevron-led project from locking-in a mid-term LNG sales deal immediately.
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Everything we've seen says that Republicans will do anything they can to take and hold power, and Tuesday's elections may be the last chance to stop them from locking in permanent rule.
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When Lytle, an Air Force veteran who served in Iraq, posted his $100 ticket on Instagram, a few of his friends purchased their own, locking in odds as high as 200-1.
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Oil prices fared better than shares, with strong gains on Friday contributing to one of their biggest weekly gains this year, as producers took advantage of higher prices by locking in production.
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The factory is critical to Europe's effort to compete with Asian rivals such as CATL, Samsung and LG Chem, which are leaders in the battery market after locking in supply deals with carmakers.
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Locking in $13 to $14 per barrel of profit through the rest of 20093 was better than the single-digit margins earlier this year, a trader at a U.S. East Coast refiner said.
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So instead of second-guessing until locking in your choice just before the buzzer like on HQ, where one error knocks you out, you race to convert your instincts into answers on Proveit.
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Pelosi, who was the only lawmaker to run for the position of speaker, has been working steadily toward locking in the votes she needs on the floor (218, a majority) since the midterms.
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A rubber mask works by locking in the product that came before it — a bit like a facial oil you'd put on top of your serum and moisturizers at home, but more intense.
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The companies announced Wednesday a wide-ranging partnership that covers the gamut of the battery ecosystem, from developing new technology and locking in supply to improving product quality and reusing and recycling batteries.
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If they succeed in locking in another conservative, this time Judge Brett Kavanaugh, they will cement a conservative majority on the court for decades in an act that might be described as tyranny.
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But instead of selling its self-driving trucks to trucking companies like Schneider or locking in contracts with major shippers, Starsky built the Hutch API to put its capacity out into the market.
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Citi says American drillers are aggressively locking in prices for future deliveries to customers, rapidly getting their finances in order, and can now break even when crude trades at roughly $40 a barrel.
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Android allows PINs, passwords and pattern-based locking, in which a user must connect a series of dots in the correct sequence to unlock the phone; we conducted this test with each type.
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Meanwhile, some lenders are locking in interest rates — meaning your rate will stay the same even if market rates change — for 90 days or longer in anticipation of delays in closing the loan.
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After Lane's death in 1968, MacBride ignored the terms of Wilder's will and transferred her copyrights to himself — locking in place a tie between the "Little House" books and an immoderate conservative ideology.
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But despite locking in relatively high rents initially, the market quickly rose around him, and by 2014, he had one tenant paying $1,450 a month when the market rate was closer to $2,000.
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And with a potential recession coming soon, locking in job security and a steep salary (which you deserve — shhh, imposter syndrome!) may be just what you need as 2019 comes to an end.
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"I've been on the end of all of those losses, so I'm looking forward to locking in and beating those guys," Iowa State senior point guard Monte Morris told the Iowa State Daily.
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But as Australia, the world's fourth-largest wheat exporter, diverts grain for internal use, Asian flour millers are locking in record volumes of wheat from rival producers to make up for the shortfall.
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"This growing universe of negatively yielding bonds is becoming self-reinforcing as certain investors such as insurance companies and pension funds rush to avoid locking in negative yields to maturity," noted JP Morgan strategists.
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He continued, "we've just been locking in, day for day, night for night," to make the record "perfect," and noted that it's a "luxury" to be able to "take your time" in this way.
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Just as "Wynonna Earp" has drawn in producer Emily Andras's cult following — her fans call themselves "Fandras" — "Dirk Gently" stands to benefit by locking in Elijah Woods to play the titular detective's assistant Todd.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Friday it had made a final finding that hardwood plywood imports from China harm U.S. producers, locking in duties on the imports for five years.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As China's new Nasdaq-style tech board approaches the end of its first week of volatile trade, fund managers are offloading their holdings to hungry retail investors and locking in bumper profits.
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Massive Democratic losses in the 2010 midterms gave Republicans the opportunity to draw congressional district maps in many states before the 2012 elections, effectively locking in a Republican majority in the House of Representatives.
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Some environmentalists decry carbon capture and utilization, arguing it's a pretext for continued coal use and that it undermines the ability to achieve climate goals by locking-in coal plants for decades to come.
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And Dannon recently announced a program to radically overhaul its milk supply chain in the United States, essentially locking in pricing deals with the farmers who supply roughly 40 percent of its milk needs.
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Hedging, or locking in a price with buyers for future oil deliveries, protects drillers against price drops, but the practice can also leave money on the table if the cost of crude rises significantly.
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For some sectors, the EU's 2050 goal is only one or two investment cycles away, meaning firms must take low-carbon investments now or risk locking in emissions for decades and creating stranded assets.
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Details: Tsai paid $1 billion to purchase 49% of the Nets last year, while also locking in the right to buy the remaining 51% before the 2021–22 season for an additional $1.35 billion.
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The choice today is between requiring a breakthrough of meaningful labor reform in Mexico, or locking in the damaging status quo, which will be disastrous for Mexican and American workers for many more decades.
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This after it reached a new milestone on Tuesday, with the digital currency network "locking in" a decision to implement a new piece of technology called SegWit, that improves capacity of the bitcoin network.
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With the central bank having settled into a gradual rate-hike cycle, mortgage originations grew to $445 billion, from $437 billion in the previous quarter, suggesting borrowers are locking in lower costs while they can.
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Investors have been locking in profits, shrugging off continued strength in economic data as euro zone earnings growth slowed compared to the previous quarters and caution rose over whether a stock market rally could continue.
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We appreciate that the secondary offering spooked many investors; however, founder/CEO Ethan Brown trimmed only a tiny portion of his holdings, and we cannot blame anyone involved pre-IPO for locking in some gains.
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But for Biden, falling further behind could be devastating; locking in third place, which would have been seen as a debacle just a few weeks ago, could be covered as the start of a comeback.
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And with the United States pulling out of the Paris climate agreement, there are few signs that the world is about to sharply cut emissions, which is locking in even worse changes for the future.
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One source familiar with the negotiations said the U.S. side wants China to clarify what negotiating document will form the basis for the talks before locking in a firm date for the in-person meeting.
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LONDON, April 9 (LPC) - European private equity sponsors are increasingly looking to raise leveraged loans for dividend payouts in order to realise gains, while also locking in debt in preparation for a potential market downturn.
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Carmakers these days are probably toasting the new business-friendly White House, which earlier this month announced it's rescinding former President Obama's 11th-hour executive order locking in current tough auto emission rules through 2025.
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Instead, prices are higher for delivery 12 months from now, which works in the favor of U.S. drillers, who are funding production by locking in higher prices for future shipments and leaving crude in storage.
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Kavanaugh heatedly denied the allegations, his supporters argued the professor had no evidence and the Senate approved his appointment, marking a victory for Trump and locking in a conservative majority on the nation's highest court.
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The Swiss bank sold $1.2 billion of distressed credit to TSSP, an affiliate of the United States buyout group TPG, locking in $100 million of write-downs on top of those it has already taken.
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After four months of deadly protests against his government, Maduro says the assembly is Venezuela's only hope of obtaining peace by locking in the socialist policies of his mentor and predecessor, the late Hugo Chavez.
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One source familiar with the negotiations said the U.S. side wants China to clarify what negotiating document will form the basis for further talks before locking in a firm date for the in-person meeting.
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Those include nations such as Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan and Vietnam, she said, where foreign backing for coal power is slowing adoption of cleaner renewable energy systems and locking in dirty energy and air pollution risks.
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Instead of locking in specific clean energy technologies, policymakers should look for opportunities to diversify our future energy portfolio by creating a level playing field that empowers entrepreneurs to plant as many seeds as possible.
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And I would, you know, prefer to see appointments made in light of the priorities, including for a community banker, rather than for the indefinite future locking in and earmarking particular seats for particular purposes.
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In a related case, the ITC found in January that U.S. manufacturers were being harmed by imports of tool chests from China that the Commerce Department had found were subsidized, locking in place countervailing duties.
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Why it matters: If the process is indeed viable, it would deepen the world's dependence on China for the valuable minerals and elements, locking in China's dominance in the field, at least in the short term.
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Another zealot in the White House could reverse all that, but elevating Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court would be a better way toward reversing bad policy and locking in badly needed educational and judicial reforms.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Producers have been locking in recent gains across the crude futures price structure, selling forward contracts and potentially undermining further recovery because they do not trust a jump in front-month oil since January.
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The teapots' buying was supported by Beijing's recent move to freeze domestic pump prices when benchmark crude prices go under $40, effectively locking in processing margins as Brent and U.S. oil hold near 12-year lows.
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One tell-tale sign of producers locking in their future oil sales, which can dampen price rallies, is an increase in implied volatility on sell, or put, options relative to that for buy, or call options.
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Initially, much of their action was internal, such as finding alternative sources of commodity groups to hedge against volatility in agricultural yields, or locking in renewable energy purchase agreements to shield against volatility in energy markets.
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But some industry observers said the move was a ploy to build Accredo's mail-order business, by essentially locking in patients whose employers opt in to the new program, then making money by filling the prescription.
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It's the recent trend of GMs wisely making those deals in the days leading up to the deadline, getting out ahead of the rush and locking in their returns instead of waiting for the final hours.
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Why it matters: Launching commercial and government payloads to orbit is a competitive business, and locking in billions of dollars in revenue from the Air Force would be a huge win for any of these companies.
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Given the enormous unrealized losses most cryptocurrency speculators are facing, another factor supposedly driving down prices is tax-driven selling — locking in a loss for tax purposes by selling before the end of the calendar year.
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Start paying attention to the weather about 10 days out and then plan your trip just five days in advance, locking in lodging and flights about two to three days out, recommends Mr. Gratz of Opensnow.com.
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After barely winning Iowa and getting crushed in New Hampshire, Clinton destroyed Sanders in South Carolina before romping across the South on Super Tuesday, giving her an insurmountable delegate lead and effectively locking in her nomination.
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By taking advantage of the leagues' group purchasing power and locking in terms and conditions on a long-term basis, the leagues can control costs, guarantee availability of coverage and remove the vagaries of the marketplace.
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"We appreciate that the secondary offering spooked many investors; however, founder/CEO Ethan Brown trimmed only a tiny portion of his holdings, and we cannot blame anyone involved pre-IPO for locking in some gains," Goldman said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Subsidized steel rack imports from China have materially harmed U.S. industry, the U.S. International Trade Commission found on Tuesday, locking in the Trump administration's duties on such products in the worsening U.S.-China trade war.
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In a separate development, the U.S. International Trade Commission said it had found that subsidized steel rack imports from China had materially harmed U.S. industry, locking in duties imposed by the U.S. Commerce Department on such products.
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Steve Hedrick, CEO of the Mid-Atlantic Technology, Research & Innovation Center (MATRIC) and Appalachia Development Group, says he'll spend the next two years locking in the $22018 billion he needs to get the project off the ground.
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The details: Thunberg has made clear that she understands the implications of the science showing that the world has a narrow window of time to cut greenhouse gas emissions before locking in more significant global warming impacts.
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Given the fragility of market rebalancing, and the financial exhaustion of many U.S. onshore oil producers, the safer course now is to start locking in at current prices, even at the risk of giving away some upside.
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I was able to execute my first purchase, locking in my price immediately, although it took almost a week before the money was transferred in from my bank and the coin purchase showed up on the screen.
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That interest rate risk results from the decision by many companies to exploit the low interest rates created by the Federal Reserve after the financial crisis by borrowing heavily, locking in those rates for a long time.
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"It's locking in that cold air at the high latitudes in the Arctic region," Dr. Cohen said, comparing the polar vortex to a dam holding back the frigid arctic air from the rest of the Northern Hemisphere.
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If you decide to go this route, make sure you know you'll be able to support yourself financially before you go nomad, whether that's starting your business as a side hustle or locking in your first clients.
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Winners get joint access to a pool of more than a million dollars in funding from the program's partners, and also mentorship to accelerate their projects, locking in critical proof points and user validations in the process.
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Sure, a $14 savings isn't anything major, but considering that's the best AirPods Pro deal we've seen since their release (including over Black Friday and Cyber Monday), locking in that pricing now is probably a good call.
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Republicans want to punt the decision on witnesses until later in the trial, while Schumer says he expects to force votes on locking in four administration witnesses and documents as his alternative to McConnell's set of rules.
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"If we don't get it done and continue to slow-walk, we will be where we are today," Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) said this week about locking in overall funding levels by mid-December.
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Thiago da Silva won his home country's first athletics gold of the 2016 Games Monday in the pole vault, toppling French favorite Renaud Lavillenie and locking in an Olympic record to wild applause from his fellow countrymen.
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There is a lag in the period that the world's climate responds to carbon dioxide and other gasses, meaning that the emissions produced today can affect temperatures 20 years later, Dilley added, locking in the warming trend.
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If America were to diversify its crops and plant more small-seed, cool-weather grains like oats (which also may reduce bad cholesterol), it would go a long way toward locking in healthy soil and limiting erosion.
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While formal net neutrality rules weren't in place before 2015, liberals argue that Obama simply codified the internet's de facto rules of the road, locking in the open network design the internet has had since the beginning.
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In the fifth round she hit Tate clean in the face with a left straight but the challenger still ducked in and scrambled to the champion's back, locking in the rear naked choke and putting Holm to sleep.
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As Andy Neely of the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge University points out, this way of turning manufacturing into a service of sorts provides more stable revenues by locking in customers rather than selling them one-off items.
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At a moment of constrained defense budgets, rising Chinese assertiveness, and questions about the future trajectory of U.S. foreign policy, locking in the transformation of Vietnam from enemy to partner would say a great deal about American priorities.
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They introduced a new version of their burger to much fanfare at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year, and have been locking in deals with higher-end fast casual restaurants and now large international fast food chains.
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LNG novice Anadarko, meanwhile, has had to go through the time-consuming process of locking in long-term buyers for its gas and multi-billion-dollar financing from banks mindful of Mozambique's 21 credit default and geopolitical hazards.
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During a week spent covering the fires in Northern California, I fell back on my training as a foreign correspondent: finding the satellite on the smoky horizon, locking in the phone's antenna and dictating paragraphs to patient editors.
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Between 1885 and 1908, all 22016 post-Confederate states passed laws establishing poll taxes, literacy tests, property and residency requirements and other measures aimed at stripping African-Americans of their voting rights — and locking in Democratic Party dominance.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on Wednesday said it had determined that U.S. industry was materially injured by imports of aluminum wire and cable from China, locking in U.S. antidumping and countervailing duties.
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At a time when this nation has pledged to the rest of the world to transition to a low-carbon economy, how does locking in new fossil fuel production off our treasured coasts make sense for our future?
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Locking in cobalt supplies has become a dominant theme as it is also used in batteries to power electric vehicles whose rapid growth is revolutionizing the motor industry, which is also looking to agree long-term supply deals.
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Rather than marketing its $10 SoundCloud Go+ subscription to casual music fans, it should concentrate on locking in hardcore listeners who love its indie stuff via its free tier or $5 SoundCloud Go subscription just for user-generated content.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Tuesday that carbon and alloy steel wire rod imports from five countries were hurting U.S. producers, locking in duties of up to 147.63 percent on the products for five years.
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The two up-and-coming venture investors today announced the closing of their debut fund for New York City-based Equal Ventures, locking in $56 million in capital from a range of institutional and select venture GP limited partners.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Subsidized steel rack imports from China have materially harmed U.S. industry, the U.S. International Trade Commission found on Tuesday, locking in the Trump administration's duties on such products in the worsening U.S.-China trade war.
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The fund manager sold out of his position in Eagle Materials, a producer of building materials for residential and commercial construction, locking in a 24 percent gain in the stock since he bought it at the beginning of 2016.
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James Renacci of Illinois to move back the internal leadership elections until after the lame-duck Congress, allowing new members some perspective on how the leadership structure works prior to locking in the new leadership team for next year.
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Ring, the maker of video-equipped doorbells, seems to have investors intrigued—it raised $23 million in a third round of fundraising last week— but now it's working on locking in consumers by showing off its crime-fighting skills.
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Despite the inevitable prospect of a strike at the global miner's Escondida mine in Chile, investors are still locking in positions after the company promised to return proceeds to shareholders from it's U.S. shale assets sale to BP Plc.
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The bench units are a vice grip and most of the reason for their dominance on that end, but Kyle Lowry, Serge Ibaka, and DeRozan are locking in at the right times and O.G. Anunoby has been a godsend.
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The preliminary deal gives Beijing a fresh chance at locking in access to Bolivia's lithium after German firm ACI Systems GmbH was chosen last year as partner on the country's largest lithium deposit in the salt flats of Uyuni.
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Say I was at a $25-an-hour job, but it's gone, and now there's a $15-an-hour job available, but I don't want to take that job because then I'm locking in a lower rate of pay.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Tuesday it made a final determination that dumped and subsidized imports of wood cabinets and vanities from China were harming American producers, locking in steep U.S. tariffs for five years.
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What PESCO does is establish a permanent framework for defense cooperation for participating states, locking in "ambitious and more binding common commitments," including "regularly increasing defense budgets in real terms," to equip them with capabilities for more demanding operations.
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The software could further stoke Flexport's growth by locking in customers to work with the shipping startup that was valued at $3.2 billion after raising $1 billion from SoftBank in February (to bring it to $1.3 billion in funding).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fuel distributors in the U.S. Northeast are preparing for an uncertain heating oil season this winter, with some locking in additional contracts, as upcoming global sulfur regulations are due to pull on distillate fuel demand, market participants said.
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"If you are holder of Cetes (Mexican Treasury certificates), you're locking in really good interest rates and then there's the prospect for them (Banxico) to ease maybe over the summer," said Marc C. Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex.
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Tankers also became a means of floating storage, as some energy companies and traders stored their supplies in hopes of locking in on higher future prices from a market in contango, where the futures price is higher than the spot price.
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Following the divisive Group of Seven meeting in June, where Trump rejected the final summit statement, NATO envoys have left nothing to chance, negotiating the Brussels summit declaration meticulously days ahead and locking in policy decisions on Russia and Iraq.
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WASHINGTON, April 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said it determined on Wednesday that American steel wheel manufacturers were injured by dumped and unfairly subsidized truck wheels from China, locking in steep import duties on those products for five years.
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Finlayson notes that gold equities have done "fantastically well," with prices getting a boost from the Australian dollar gold price, currently sitting around $1775, which means the gold miners operating Down Under are locking in margins of around A$700.
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Earlier this month, U.S. trade officials said their anti-dumping and subsidy probe found carbon and alloy steel cut-to-length plate from eight foreign producers including Japan harms American manufacturers, locking in duties on the imports for five years.
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"I think that if Louis continues with this wrapping regimen, locking in lots of moisture, I think he might be able to see serious results," Dr. Lee says, sending Louis on his way while she waits for his lab results.
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Locking in CBS will go a long way to making a compelling "skinny" TV bundle for people who aren't interested in signing up for cable, and Google is also nearing a deal with Fox and Walt Disney (which owns ABC).
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Drinking plenty of water and avoiding dehydrating beverages like caffeine and alcohol, locking in that hydration with lotion, and ensuring your skin stays protected with sunscreen will probably do more for your complexion and overall health than a pricey ginseng serum.
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"We're just fighting on both ends of the basketball court, playing more together on the offensive end and getting everybody shots, and on the defensive end we're locking in," said Knox, whose team has won eight of its past nine games.
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Whereas private equity firms have rushed to issue short-dated bonds to keep their exit opportunities open, publicly-listed corporates or those with longer-term private ownership are often more focused on locking in all-time low yields for longer.
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As should the pressing need for public debate on how best to regulate this emerging sector so that future wealth and any benefits derived from the power of AI technologies can be widely distributed, rather than simply locking in platform power.
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"For long-term investors, to chase those headlines risks missing out on say very good days, maybe locking in some losses on the bad days and eroding your portfolio value — particularly after taxes," she told CNBC's "Futures Now" on Thursday.
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Memberships The other "innovation" focus for some of the delivery services today is a focus on pushing users toward their respective loyalty plans as a way of locking in more predictable revenue and creating brand loyalty in an otherwise commoditized offering.
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WASHINGTON, March 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Tuesday it had made a final determination that subsidized imports of wood cabinets and vanities from China were harming American producers, locking in tariffs for a period of five years.
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Shortly after the Italian couple tested positive for the virus on Tuesday the authorities sealed off the hotel where the woman worked in Innsbruck, the regional capital, locking in guests and staff while they tested 62 of them for the virus.
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The announcement comes as politicians, countries and companies have increasingly rallied around a 2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report that suggested the world must neutralize carbon emissions by mid-century to avoid locking in catastrophic effects of climate change.
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Lending volume kicked up a notch after US drug distributor Cardinal Health Inc in April announced a deal to buy Medtronic Plc's medical supplies unit for US$6.1bn, agreeing to a US$4.5bn bridge loan before locking in longer-term debt.
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And the consequences for democracy continue to be catastrophic, locking in a new era of minority rule across multiple states, distorting the competitive balance of congressional delegations and placing public policy -- and many politicians -- beyond the reach of the ballot box.
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And the consequences for democracy continue to be catastrophic, locking in a new era of minority rule across multiple states, distorting the competitive balance of congressional delegations and placing public policy — and many politicians — beyond the reach of the ballot box.
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Despite an escalation of partisan tensions over impeachment and a series of holdups, including the President's request for billions in border wall funding, top congressional negotiators succeeded in locking in the broad outlines of a bipartisan funding deal late last week.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. shale producers are locking in prices for their production as much as three years into the future in a sign that strong domestic crude pricing is nearing a peak, according to market sources familiar with money flows.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Tuesday American producers were being harmed by the import of certain large-diameter welded steel pipe from Canada, Greece, South Korea and Turkey, locking in duties on some of those products for five years.
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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Fuel distributors in the U.S. Northeast are preparing for an uncertain heating oil season this winter, with some locking in additional contracts, as upcoming global sulfur regulations are due to pull on distillate fuel demand, market participants said.
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"Investors in this type of environment look to 'go up the yield curve', namely to buy long dated government bonds, both from a credit risk-free perspective as well as locking in nominal yields as a hedge against inflation moving lower," Wahhad explained.
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The pledge is part of Fujimori's strategy of locking in support from key groups by promising specific reforms, helping give her a lead of more than 2105 percentage points over rival Pedro Pablo Kuczynski ahead of the run-off election on Sunday.
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But with Antofagasta locking in its own supply deal with the two CSPT breakaway members and Freeport McMoRan with less to sell from its Grasberg mine, it is highly uncertain how the annual benchmark negotiations will play out over the coming year.
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It follows that in choosing a purposeful style of escalation and negotiation with Pyongyang, the United States must remain wary of locking in to any lethal pattern of interaction for which the other side's reaction must inevitably be injurious to the United States.
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Israeli spy agencies had picked up on discussions about possible Security Council resolutions, ranging from a condemnation of settlements to a measure that would enshrine in international law so-called "final status" parameters, locking in Obama's position on the two-state solution.
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If she can get into the upper 40s or over 50 percent in the polls of a four-way race, or well over 50 percent in the two-way race, it'll be a sign that she is locking in her big edge.
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The widespread assumption was that after being pointed in roughly the right direction (so to speak) by the protein levels, cells would continuously monitor their changing surroundings and make small corrective adjustments as development proceeded, locking in on their planned identity relatively late.
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The US side of the story is forcefully told in Michael Azerrad's book Our Band Could Be Your Life; Britain's followed similar contours, with indie ideology locking in early and fiercely, as sales charts tracked what was selling at independent record stores.
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But in locking in these low rates and moving boldly on infrastructure, Washington must get out of the political logrolling and favor-trading business and assign the responsibility for allocating those funds to an independent commission charged with determining the most meritorious projects.
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USMCA "would keep drug prices out of reach for patients" by locking in 10 years of protection and "making it easier for brand-name companies to extend their monopolies through additional patents, patent extensions and other forms of patent 'evergreening'," the lawmakers charged.
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As the day went on, the question of witnesses hung over the entire proceeding as it has for the last two weeks, in hopes of locking in potentially wavering supporters, Schiff made an offer to the Senate that he hoped they couldn't refuse.
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Palladium soared to an all-time high on Friday, with producers locking in stocks of the auto-catalyst metal squeezed by a sustained supply shortage, while gold firmed en route to its first weekly gain in four supported by Middle East tensions.
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"For example, if an algorithm used to shortlist people for senior jobs is trained on data that reflects the fact that historically, more senior jobs have been held by men, then the algorithm's future behavior may reflect this, locking in the glass ceiling," said Buston.
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"Though I do believe those deals are more driven by issuers locking in long-term debt at low funding costs, it also indicates we are in a world where you should see low yields and low interest rates for a very long time," he said.
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On the other hand, steel shares underperformed after U.S. trade officials on Friday said their anti-dumping and subsidy probe found carbon and steel cut-to-length plate from eight other countries harms American producers, locking in duties on the imports for five years.
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I've been testing one for a few weeks now, and twice (being hapless, mind you) I've missed locking in the portafilter and jammed my thumb right into one of those corners, Be a little more careful than I am (not difficult) and you'll be fine.
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But Abe has also said a rise would be meaningless if tax revenues fell, fanning speculation he would put off the rise for a second time and call a lower house poll in hopes of locking in a two-thirds majority in both chambers.
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It follows that in choosing a purposeful style of escalation and negotiation with Pyongyang, the United States must remain wary of locking in to any lethal pattern of interaction for which the other side's reaction must invariably be starkly injurious to the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Friday set final anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled flat steel from Japan, South Korea, Turkey, Britain, Brazil, the Netherlands and Australia on Friday, locking in import taxes of 3.7 percent to about 34.3 percent for five years.
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But in the fields surrounding the plant and across the county, farmers anxious over trade retaliations against U.S. crop exports are delaying equipment purchases, renting their land to hunters and pre-selling crops before harvest - locking in today's prices for fear they will fall.
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" In sum, testing "shouldn't be a white-knuckle finale to a semester's work," writes the University of Washington psychologist Henry L. Roediger III, "but the means by which students progress from the start of a semester to its finish, locking in learning along the way.
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One notable exception, however, is Wells Fargo, which put on a large interest rate swap over a year ago that converted its floating rate exposure to fixed-rate, thus locking in higher income if rates remained low at the cost of reduced flexibility if they rose.
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"Just announcing the agreement is going to be a huge boon for Kenya because investors are going to start locking at which country is locking in access to the U.S. market," said Nicole Bivens Collison, a former senior U.S. trade negotiator and attorney with Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg.
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As a term, it has been in continuous use for more than a century; we have never developed a universally agreed-upon back-up option, which seems like the very least we could do in terms of locking in a failsafe for a worst-case scenario.
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The plant is one of Sweden's biggest industrial projects in decades and will play an integral part in European efforts to compete with Asian rivals such as CATL, Samsung and LG Chem, which are leaders in the battery market after locking in supply deals with carmakers.
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One 23-year-old from Guangzhou who gave his surname as Hu said he had bought stocks on Monday afternoon, assuming that the circuit breaker would never be triggered, only to see it kick in well before the market close, locking in a 5 percent loss.
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Instead of just picking green all the time and locking in an 80% chance of being right, people will typically pick green four out of five times, quickly getting caught up in the game of trying to call when the next red flash will come up.
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As a coalition of the nation's super-elite, wealthy, professional classes and the nation's poorest, least educated classes, Democratic governance typically promotes elite opinion allegedly "for the good of" the poor, though with the curious side effect of perpetuating and exacerbating poverty while locking in elite power.
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LOCKING IN LATINOS: The Hill's Rafael Bernal reports: Hillary Clinton promised a gathering of Latino leaders she would be their "champion," railing against Donald Trump in a speech meant to highlight her contrast with him, and explicitly asking attendees for their help turning out the Latino vote.
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The dancers popping and locking in rehearsals in the gallery for the past several months — some in chain mail, others in helmets and breastplates — have collaborated with the curators of the museum's arms and armor collection in an attempt to bring the ancient battle gear alive.
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Others suggested that any one-day gain in Macy's could instead be the result of short sellers covering their positions and locking in a hefty year-to-date profit thanks to the stock's 2019 decline of 48%, the worst performance of any S&P 500 component.
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The world's biggest sporting event is unlikely to make or break companies but it gives them the chance to reach new customers and showcase new products, potentially locking in revenue streams beyond the end of the month-long tournament that kicks off next week in Russia.
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The rapidly changing perspective of Gross's figures as they walk down a street that runs horizontally along the painting's top edge and down its right side — locking in a vertical rectangle that fills the left half of the composition — is exuberant and offbeat, at once sophisticated and naïve.
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The companies that explore for oil and pump it out of the ground have been locking in price gains by selling off future output as a financial hedge, pulling down prices for those contracts, said sources with some of the producers and traders who had been counterparty to deals.
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Because of a provision in the Pendleton Act that allows presidents to expand the Act's protections "from time to time," locking in their own set of appointees, in modern times more than 90 percent of the federal civilian workforce has been given permanent protection from their elected bosses.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - British bank Barclays Plc has joined the list of top banks to exit energy trading, an exodus that analysts say raises concern among oil producers that falling liquidity means they cannot use derivatives for their basic function: to hedge risk by locking in future prices.
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"I think imposing steel tariffs at this juncture in the evolution of the second wave, right as we move into this very critical stage of the commercial process - locking in customer commitments - is a bad idea," said Patrick Hughes, vice president of corporate strategy with LNG developer NextDecade Corp.
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In reality, Microsoft is locking in an important influencer who can both increase the value of Mixer and bring eyes to Microsoft's entire gaming platform — a platform that's expanding greatly in the next year with a new Xbox console ("Project Scarlett") and a major new game streaming platform.
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With President Donald Trump's two appointments locking in a 22020-4 majority for conservatives on the court and the court's two oldest members being among its four liberals, fears about its makeup -- and potentially backlash over its decisions -- are likely to become flashpoints for Trump and Democratic candidates alike.
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It's also a green light for SpaceX in terms of the company pursuing its aggressive launch schedule, which is something the private launch provider needs to do in order to continue locking in new contracts and working towards its goal of decreasing the cost of launches even further still.
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In reality, Microsoft is locking in an important influencer who can both increase the value of Mixer and bring eyes to Microsoft's entire gaming platform — a platform that's expanding greatly in the next year with a new Xbox console ("Project Scarlett") and a major new game streaming platform.
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Given the blood, sweat and tears (OK, maybe just sweat and tears) that went into locking in the two-year budget agreement last year, leaving billions of dollars on the table via more than a year of continuing resolutions is nobody on Capitol Hill's idea of a smart play.
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"He is locking in permanent, irreversible damage to our environment through his irresponsible environmental policies, including his efforts to block progress on climate change," said Dr. Michael E. Mann, distinguished professor of atmospheric science at Penn State University and the director of the Penn State Earth System Science Center.
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While Democrats have some chance of eking out a majority in the Senate if their nominee's coattails (or pant-suit tails) are long enough, nobody thinks they have much of a shot of winning back the House, with GOP gerrymandering all but locking in a Republican majority for the time being.
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On the negative side, the decision to hedge 55 million tonnes of coal in a rising market led to what Glencore labeled an "opportunity cost" of $980 million, though Glasenberg said the company would continue hedging as appropriate and was locking in coal prices with Japan over a year-long contract.
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Less than three years ago, contract drilling executives were bemoaning the difficulty of hiring enough quality personnel for the rigs, while operating companies scrambled to mitigate rig-cost inflation by locking in day rates for the prized high-spec rigs under long-term contracts of three-to-five-year duration.
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As long as we permit offshore drilling in California and the Gulf of Mexico, are content with weak methane regulations and weak targets under the Clean Power Plan, and allow big new pipelines, we are locking in more drilling and fracking for oil and gas and delaying clean energy revolution.
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"Given the tumble that we saw overnight it's probably people locking in gains on shorts or perhaps establishing new longs in anticipation we might get an announcement from Beijing (on setting a date for trade talks with the United States)," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets in Sydney.
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In reality, Microsoft is locking in an important influencer who can both increase the value of Mixer and bring eyes to Microsoft&aposs entire gaming platform — a platform that&aposs expanding greatly in the next year with a new Xbox console (Xbox Series X) and a major new game streaming platform.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank earnings from underwriting US syndicated loans leaped to an all-time high in 22017, propelled by an onslaught of deals locking in low interest rates as well as a late-year burst of announced mergers anticipating the biggest US tax system overhaul in more than 22018 years.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme Court on Saturday by one of the slimmest margins in American history, locking in a solid conservative majority on the court and capping a rancorous battle that began as a debate over judicial ideology and concluded with a national reckoning over sexual misconduct.
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Instead of locking in ad deals over canapés and cocktails after splashy presentations at Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall and other New York venues, the usual attendees at this springtime gathering will have to find another way to broker the roughly $20 billion in marketing agreements for the 2020-21 season.
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With the interest-rate environment continuing to remain benign, borrowers from Asia (ex-Japan) were more focused on locking in long-term fixed-rate funding as a result of which G5.623 currency bond issuance from the region surged to a two-year high of US$395.5bn in 2019, according to Refinitiv data.
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"He is locking in permanent, irreversible damage to our environment through his irresponsible environmental policies, including his efforts to block progress on climate change," said Dr. Michael E. Mann, distinguished professor of atmospheric science at Penn State University and the director of the Penn State Earth System Science Center, said of Trump policies.
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Deep out-of-the-money put options - options that would not be profitable until a substantial pullback in the price of oil - have shown a marked increase in implied volatility, a sign that producers are locking in prices close to levels for them to be profitable while speculators are protecting themselves from a potential correction.
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Thyssenkrupp indicated up 0.6 pct Salzgitter indicated up 0.8 pct Kloeckner indicated up 0.8 pct U.S. trade officials on Friday said their anti-dumping and subsidy probe found carbon and alloy steel cut-to-length plate from eight foreign countries including Germany harms American manufacturers, locking in duties on the imports for five years.
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Certificate of Deposit (CD)A worthy alternative to high-yield savings is a certificate of deposit, or CD. For money you don't need access to immediately, a CD is a smart way to earn even more on your tax windfall by locking in an interest rate for anywhere from three months to five years.
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"I believe the market is currently somewhat torn between the optimism around BIP 91 locking in, which could lead to SegWit activating if all goes smoothly, and the fear of the second half of SegWit2x proposal, the 193MB block size hard fork, still being contested," Alex Sunnarborg, research analyst at CoinDesk, told CNBC in an email.
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The WGAE has already negotiated collective bargaining agreements with three of the companies organized in the last year — Gawker, VICE and ThinkProgress — winning important economic gains (for example, a 39 percent compensation increase at VICE), locking in health and other benefits that previously were changeable at management's whim and crafting important provisions to protect the independence of editorial work from conflicting business imperatives.
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A final, forward-looking example: In our latest culture war battlefield, the debate over transgender rights, the left is so determined to rout bigotry that it's locking in a contested understanding of what gender dysphoria is and how to handle it in children, backing it with federal regulatory power, and punishing with academic witch hunts experts who differ even modestly.
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There's a reason candidates are locking in on this pitch as voting is set to begin: Democratic voters have consistently said all year that the thing they care about most is "electability," and what better way to show you're electable than by proving you're the one that can bring the party together after a long primary with 45 presidential candidates.
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They are closer to that topline agreement than they've been to this point, but there are also back-end issues here that need to be solved, including but not limited to locking in mechanisms to pay for certain increases to ensure that parity, and technical details related to suspending or delaying the budget caps that would lead to $126 billion in spending cuts come January.
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But the issue was seen as a potential hurdle for Kaine — especially in terms of the Clinton ticket locking in progressive voters that may have favored Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE in the primary.
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I THINK WHAT HE WAS TALKING ABOUT, AND I ACTUALLY HAVE NOT READ THE SPEECH, BUT I'VE TALKED TO THE GOVERNOR QUARLES A COUPLE OF TIMES, AND I THINK WHAT HE'S FOCUSED ON IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TAKING PRINCIPLE RISK AND MAKING MARKETS, AND TAKING PROPRIETY RISK AND LOCKING IN YOUR CAPITAL IN VERY LIQUID POSITIONS, WHETHER THEY BE PROP INVESTING OR PROP TRADING.
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Group sales were stable at $18.8 billion, as a 6.3 percent drop in volumes shipped was offset by higher prices, "The lower net income reflects a temporarily negative mark-to-market recognized by the group as of June 30, attributable to our hedging strategy of locking in soy crush margins," Louis Dreyfus said in a statement "This will ensure a high return from our crushing activities for the whole of 2018," added the company.
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What was especially contrary to President Obama's shoulder brushing was Clinton's pivot in the general election to distance himself from Jackson, which he did by locking in on Sister Souljah, the celebrated artist, author, activist, and film producer who used hip-hop as a vehicle to push her message of social change and who was, along with Clinton, invited to speak at a conference of Jackson's Rainbow Coalition in the summer of 1992.
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BamBrogan joined Shervin Pishevar to build on the idea in 2014, but the company has been picking up a lot of steam lately – breaking ground on a Nevada test site this spring, locking in several global partnerships for construction, cargo and real estate, forming an alliance with the Russian government to build a Hyperloop in Moscow and has pulled in $80 million so far to build out an idea for rapid transportation technology of the future.
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Had Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE won, with Justice Kennedy closing in on retirement and the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees hanging by a thread, we would likely now have a 6-3 court in the progressives' favor, locking in the left's domination of the judicial branch for at least a generation.
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In the battle royal to become the last dock-less scooter startup standing (and un-besmirched by poop), Bird has inked what it is characterizing as exclusive deals with Ninebot (the parent company of Segway) and Xiaomi (yes, that Xiaomi), for rights to their supply of scooters for ride-sharing in the U.S. Ninebot and Xiaomi are the current champions in the scooter manufacturing market, and locking in their supply may cut off a big source of hardware for competitors Spin and LimeBike, both of which used Ninebot and Xiaomi for scooters.
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"We believe the adjustment to the metric expectations has been absorbed into the market, and the outlook for positive earnings growth combined with a strong de-levering story are likely to drive the shares to outperform... AT&T trades at a discount to Verizon of ~3.5x turns of EPS and FCF, with 250 bp higher dividend yield... We believe that the combination of positive earnings growth and delevering over the course of the year will being investors back to AT&T... As such, for longer term oriented investors, locking in the 6.7% yield and waiting for mean reversion in valuation is likely to be rewarded... " Read more about it here.
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