The opposite happened, though over a longer period, in February.
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Arcs are typically sustained over a longer period of time.
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That's going to happen for a longer period of time.
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Most typical warranty limitations still apply despite the longer period.
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I could do the wall over a longer period of time.
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To the markets, this might signal a longer period of uncertainty.
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It keeps the Fed supportive for a longer period of time.
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The study defines a longer period as 28 days or more.
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It may mean spreading out your payments over a longer period.
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So she has more coverage for a longer period of time.
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Some allow you to bring items back after a longer period.
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Source: NOAA Forecasters had been expecting a longer period of cold temperatures.
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Over a longer period, Mr Trump could be his own worst enemy.
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You'll pay a lower rate, but for a longer period of time.
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But those rulings and the longer period would reinforce an obstruction article.
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Tiny high-frequency vibrations or longer-period oscillations, they should all be detected.
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But sourcing strategy have to develop over a longer period of time, right?
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I'd be interested in trying it out over a longer period of time.
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The decision to terminate Ms. Meyer had accrued over longer period of time.
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That means retirees are drawing benefits for a much longer period of time.
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You could end up paying more — just over a longer period of time.
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"There might be a bit longer period before we report it," he said.
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Soon, the information began to be stored for a longer period of time.
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Thus they use more of the melting snow, and over a longer period.
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Clinton might have had the pneumonia for a longer period than initially thought.
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"At what rate will you lock in better returns for a longer period?"
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Long-term will do so for a longer period of time, like years.
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Another witness reported four strikes spread over a slightly longer period of time.
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It made it more universal and resonated for a longer period of time.
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I'm preparing for her to be stuck home for a longer period soon.
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That's before considering lost ESPN revenue – or a longer period of coronavirus lockdown.
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But the President has the authority to order a longer period of mourning.
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Democrats, though, said he should recuse himself for a longer period of time.
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GOP leaders wanted the debt ceiling extended for a longer period of time.
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We need to continue to monitor the situation over a longer period of time.
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Unfortunately, this may also mean paying off loans over a longer period of time.
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"I was hoping for financial compensation and jailing him for longer period," he said.
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But one industry in particular has been lagging for a much longer period: construction.
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Student loan repayment also helps retain younger employees for a longer period of time.
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When compounded over a longer period, these gains can add up to significant returns.
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The storms, in effect, are sticking around places for a longer period of time.
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Those players preferred a more significant pay increase over a longer period of time.
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Ljubija would have provided it with more sustainable ore supplies over a longer period.
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But the president's statement has greater validity if you look over a longer period.
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If they continue to fail, however, it could take a longer period of time.
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Reduce this spike and you spread the infections over a longer period of time.
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"I could do the wall over a longer period of time," the president said.
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And maybe that is a significant saving grace over a longer period of time.
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Adding quinidine to DXM keeps it in the body for a longer period of time.
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I'm looking forward to seeing how it holds up over a longer period of time.
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If you commit for a longer period, the monthly rate you pay will be less.
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Most of the photographs were taken in NYC and over a longer period of time.
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What we see isn't necessarily what we will get over a longer period of time.
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"The premium paid for tying up money for a longer period has shrunk," said Rosenberg.
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More often than not, you'd be better off taking the average of the longer period.
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Unemployment is 4.4 percent, somewhat lower than the Fed thinks sustainable over a longer period.
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Implementing these objectives should translate into sustained financial performance over a longer period of time.
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This one is for a much longer period of time and is inside a building.
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Swedish borrowers, on the other hand, pay off their loans over a much longer period.
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"If it melts over a longer period of time, that would be better," he said.
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Alternative schedules leave out some shots, spread them over a longer period of time or both.
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Extending this period allows the fund to purchase new loans for a longer period of time.
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In microgravity, the atom can stay in place longer, allowing for a longer period of measurement.
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So you're having all those things travel through your blood for a longer period of time.
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Only India and Russia have a larger diaspora, both built up over a much longer period.
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It also has automatic runout detection which lets you print larger objects over a longer period.
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This likely wouldn't end the pandemic, but it would spread its pain over a longer period.
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It has now been expanding for a longer period than at any time since 2005-6.
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That would keep people away from workplaces, schools and other public buildings for a longer period.
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It's possible the operators were active for a much longer period, possibly as early as 2017.
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That has changed as retailers hope to catch more sales over a longer period of time.
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"If you start earlier, you're going to get the payout for a longer period," he said.
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Their brains also developed over a longer period of time, which is typical of human brains.
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It was not clear if Tesla could maintain that level of production for a longer period.
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This can give rise to the content remaining on the platform for a longer period of time.
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Hybrid is always better, and hybrid states can continue for a much longer period than you think.
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There's a much longer period of our exclusivity, which I think is a good thing for us.
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Of course, this will vary greatly if you try to borrow more money over a longer period.
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Government borrowing costs slid too as traders recalibrated for a longer period of sub-zero ECB rates.
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And that's delayed the process of bringing companies to the market for a longer period of time.
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As a result, they are exposed for a longer period of time to more harmful UVA light.
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And I think there will be a big reduction in accidents over a longer period of time.
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"I am willing to do that even harder and for a longer period of time," says Green.
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Removing it will help spread the costs of informing medical professionals and consumers over a longer period.
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It's just because your money is going to be tied up for a longer period of time.
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To beat the best, you have to play at your best for a longer period of time.
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Thom Tillis, a Republican from North Carolina, suggested to reporters last Friday a longer period was possible.
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"We show the same pattern in a larger sample followed-up for a longer period," said Fancourt.
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Investors can usually expect to get a better return for holding debt for a longer period of time.
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He said the longer period would likely result in higher drug prices and higher healthcare costs in Canada.
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For stretch goals over a longer period, it's important note the likely outcome if you don't reach it.
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It is also concerned that a longer period of review will result in the bill being heavily amended.
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It will allow the country to pay it back at a lower interest rate over a longer period.
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You'll leave the mask on for a shorter or longer period of time depending on your skin type.
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The records show the problems are more pervasive and continued for a longer period than those previously reported.
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This means that fewer "economically active" people are supporting a growing number of retirees for a longer period.
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We're trying to build a space that artists and audiences can enjoy for a longer period of time.
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He also suggests a longer period for employees to exercise options after they leave, up to 10 years.
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It was not clear if Tesla could maintain that level of production for a longer period of time.
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That slow pace means more rainfall and a longer period of hurricane-force winds wherever the storm goes.
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But I'm on the golf course for two hours as opposed to a much longer period of time.
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"But Starwood has owned that space for a longer period of time than anyone else," Mr. Sorenson said.
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After the longer period of time is over, you can change your payment amount or stop the withdrawals.
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Therefore, they need to be supported for a longer period and at some point, that just becomes unsustainable.
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Spreading out shots only leaves a child at risk for a longer period of time, according to the academy.
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But analysts affiliated with Snap's underwriters, for example, may have followed the company for a longer period of time.
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If an initial NAFTA deal is reached, a longer period will be needed to finalize technical details, Guajardo said.
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"From here, the researchers could examine babies' touchscreen use and sleep over a longer period of time," he said.
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Now the Mets can only hope they won't be without their leader for a far longer period of time.
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He said Mr Kim had "lived up to that for a longer period of time than anybody has seen".
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In turn, more healthcare is needed to support people for a longer period of time as people live longer.
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Perhaps the best way to penetrate the statistical smoke is to look at annualised production over a longer period.
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Things like battery life, software performance and more can really only be judged over a longer period of time.
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That's a relatively new indication of concern that maybe they're missing that target over a longer period of time.
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Its euro zone lenders believe Greece has sustain a 3.5 percent GDP primary surplus target over a longer period.
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Studies show that experiential purchases make us happier — and for a longer period of time — than buying material things.
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IT ALSO FACTORS IN WHERE THEY THINK MONETARY POLICY AND FISCAL POLICY'S GOING OVER THE LONGER PERIOD OF TIME.
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Euro zone lenders, however, believe Greece must sustain a 3.5 percent GDP primary surplus target over a longer period.
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But when markets continuously ignore fundamentals and march ahead for a longer period of time, a bubble is formed.
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"We are here to play football and hopefully for a longer period of time," the central defender told reporters.
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Perhaps the best way to penetrate the statistical smoke is to look at annualized production over a longer period.
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But repeated doses of the drug couldn't prevent deterioration of cognitive performance over a longer period of sleep deprivation.
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The EU agreed to postpone Brexit again, but this time for a much longer period: until October 31, 2019.
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We again follow the philosophical and emotional development of a young female protagonist, though over a much longer period.
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The right solution, she wrote, was to subject all children seeking citizenship under the statute to the longer period.
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It would be inhumane to experiment on him by leaving the tube out for any longer period of time.
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"You can guess that the plaintiffs will argue for a longer period and the city for shorter," he said.
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But it's bigger, with 40 patients, and measures what happened to patients' pain over a longer period of time.
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But over a slightly longer period, the Eurostoxx 217.8 has outperformed the S&P 250 since Trump's victory on Nov.
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Democratic leaders offered two separate proposals to fund the government for a longer period, but Trump has not accepted them.
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Euro zone government borrowing costs slid too as traders recalibrated prices for a longer period of sub-zero ECB rates.
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The kids that watch these videos are watching for a longer period of time than a typical viewer watches YouTube.
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It's the first time I've genuinely considered switching to Android for a longer period than just a week or two.
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The early voting period provides campaigns with a longer period to make contacts with people to encourage them to vote.
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If the patients were followed for a longer period of time, it's possible the differences could be greater, he said.
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But RTOs become harder to track when they're done in smaller increments over a longer period of time, Graham said.
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Glapinski said the central bank currently expects inflation to remain at about 2 percent for a "longer" period of time.
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They are generally less than $10 per month, but will be cheaper if you pay for a longer period upfront.
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Varady is hoping to conduct followup research to track the various diets over a longer period of time, she said.
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The problem that's happening is that people are starting to hold onto their phones for a longer period of time.
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" In that case, Mull says Oberhansley "would be committed for a longer period of time for more competency restoration services.
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The effects of any changes in regulation would only be seen in the data over a longer period of time.
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The local holder base bonds would pay a fixed, 2 percent rate of interest over a longer period of time.
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But other incidents playing out over a longer period are conceivable, and there, better preparations, training and exercises could help.
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A refuge in the deep ocean during the bombardment would allow a longer period in which life could have evolved.
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The NHL's loser point exists solely to keep bad teams closer to the playoffs for a longer period of time.
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I felt like curating was a field in which I could sustain a conversation with art for a longer period.
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Supporters of such a move say it would provide stability over a longer period of time and eliminate any "losers".
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The 2009 Recovery Act boosted those payments by $25 per week and extended them for a longer period of time.
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Trump's imprint on the courts will help the conservatives preserve more of that power for a longer period of time.
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The 2009 Recovery Act boosted those payments by $25 per week and extended them for a longer period of time.
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Swift's previous albums "1989" and "Reputation" both surpassed one million consumptions in China, but over a longer period of time.
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Even if it's only a moment, but it's often a longer period, we're not just thinking about the clock ticking.
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Walden has proposed a six-year extension, while Democrats are pushing for a longer period, even floating a permanent extension.
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That decision was taken as a sign that the cuts will remain in effect for a longer period of time.
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And the likelihood of this strategy outperforming increases when there's a longer period of time for the systematic investing approach.
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For example, if you file at 62 and live until 82, you'll get a smaller check for a longer period.
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Instead, children who are not vaccinated on the regular schedule can be at risk for infectious diseases for a longer period.
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Since Wells Fargo's 2014 guidance, it has taken steps to prepare for lower interest rates for a longer period of time.
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That change in rhetoric has led to a bump up for stocks as investors predict a longer period of cheap cash.
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The iPhone will spread its power demands out over a slightly longer period of time, which could mean encountering some lag.
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The researchers continued to follow these men individually, and five eventually regained normal sperm counts over a longer period of time.
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The key idea here is slowing down the energy release, so you use those calories over a longer period of time.
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That is because a change in interest rates must be discounted over a longer period than for the two-year bond.
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The new fee-based products that the company has started to offer are more profitable over a longer period, Strain added.
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These stocks are supposed to be less vulnerable to massive selling from hedge funds that hold stocks for a longer period.
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BlackLine's software supports "continuous accounting," which spreads accounting tasks over a longer period of time so work does not pile up.
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"They lack protein and fiber which are two nutrients that keep us satisfied for a longer period of time," Amer says.
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This is why it has a lot of potential to relieve people with suicidal thoughts for a longer period of time.
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"I could do the wall over a longer period of time," Trump said during the press conference in the Rose Garden.
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Since Apple is in complete control of the iPhone, they can choose to support products for a longer period of time.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) wants fewer U.S. troops deployed along the Mexican border for a longer period of time.
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An ambulatory EEG monitors this electrical activity for a longer period of time and can be done without a hospital stay.
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Larry Summers has been an outspoken exponent of the idea that our economy is in a longer period of secular stagnation.
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Instead, they develop a habit of distributed practice, or a number of short study sessions over a longer period of time.
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We see vaginal fungi especially with women who have been using specific vaginal cleansing products over a longer period of time.
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Fortunately, there are other repayment plans that allow for borrowers to pay off their loans over a longer period of time.
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Work would have to be stretched out over a longer period of time, and the schedule and cost are less certain.
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The longer period will certainly affect the ability of rebel members of Parliament to prevent a no deal exit through legislation.
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The reason: Locking up their money for a longer period is usually riskier, and investors are paid more for that risk.
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Republicans had wanted to raise the debt ceiling for a longer period that would have extended past the 2018 midterm elections.
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"If companies can get people to do it for a longer period of time, it can only increase relevance," she said.
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By promising lower rates for a longer period, for example, households and businesses might have greater confidence to borrow and invest.
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So another benefit of investing early is that you are going to get greater returns for a longer period of time.
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The declining yield curve means there is less payoff for investors willing to hold debt for a longer period of time.
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Trump's lawyers would also want the matter to be put on hold for a longer period while the litigation is resolved.
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Kamala Harris, who brought in $12 million over a longer period — as well as some lesser-known rivals, like Former Rep.
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That indicator measures movement between two moving averages of prices, usually a shorter period exponential moving average against a longer period.
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So one aspect has to do with just quality of basic health and having that for a longer period of time.
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A pause ad is suited for large-screen viewing, where presumably users are passively consuming content for a longer period of time.
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For that and other reasons, it's often best to look at economic data including GDP growth over a longer period of time.
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Children who were incentivised for a longer period of time were more likely to continue eating vegetables after the deposits ended too.
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France is in its Fifth Republic, but that's over a much longer period, 226 years (their first Constitution was ratified in 1791).
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Items are priced per day, with the option to offer discounts if someone rents your item for a longer period of time.
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The Quibi videos are expected to be short, but will still tell long-form stories just over a longer period of time.
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The probe surrounds so-called program accounting, which allows Boeing to spread upfront costs of manufacturing over a longer period of time.
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However, because some test firings are hard to detect, it has decided to put its military on standby for a longer period.
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This raises the cost of attacks because a miner must control 51 percent of the network for a longer period of time.
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But because we've already released the game five times, we've had the chance to distance ourselves over a longer period of time.
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Last fall, Time Warner hinted that it was considering withholding its shows from Netflix and other streaming services for a longer period.
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For that student, the school would offer a different package, which might require a higher percentage of income over a longer period.
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A cast iron skillet not only conducts heat well, but it also retains that heat for a longer period than other metals.
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If you think about it, you should always get paid more if you're lending money out for a longer period of time.
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They also are spreading out their loan payments over a longer period of time in order to secure a lower monthly bill.
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And he has lived up to that for a long period of time, a longer period of time than anybody has seen.
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And that was used as an excuse to put him away for a longer period of time than murderers had probably gotten.
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Social distancing saves lives by slowing the spread of infection over a longer period of time, as The Times's Apoorva Mandavilli writes.
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On that date, there will be a hearing to determine if the feature should be blocked for a longer period of time.
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It could also mean that the value of that plane would be depreciated over a longer period, greatly reducing the tax benefit.
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Feel the cool, dry air on your arms briefly; then the wet thickness of the water for a longer period of submersion.
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Quibi videos are expected to be short, but they will still tell long-form stories, just over a longer period of time.
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"An option to extend for a longer period would just continue the uncertainty," she told business leaders in a conference call yesterday.
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However, if the imposed isolation lasts for a longer period, the implications for Qatar's business environment and economic model would become more serious.
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If the bacteria cannot be identified properly, it stays in the body for a longer period of time and continues to change structure.
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Or it could limit the work to weekend closings over a longer period of time, said Adam Lisberg, a spokesman for the agency.
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To find more proof than this study, the experiment would need to be conducted over on a longer period of time, Cajochen said.
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The machine is designed to replicate human functions as closely as possible so organs can be preserved for a longer period of time.
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But sentiment is expected to improve if interest rates stay low for a longer period and trade conflict does not escalate, it added.
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"This is probably one of the larger events and going over a longer period of time and a bigger geographical area," Renner said.
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But if a nun needs to be away for a longer period of time, we have to ask the bishop for permission first.
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A higher replacement rate for a shorter time could turn out to help more workers than a flat rate for a longer period.
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After all, under normal circumstances, investors should require compensation for the added risk of lending their money for a longer period of time.
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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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Under the new deal, builders would get the special tax benefits for a longer period — a 100 percent tax abatement for 1043 years.
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Cards with annual fees typically have higher per-claim and annual reimbursement limits, and/or protect you for a longer period of time.
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Those that did would often then sign up to work with me over a longer period, and that's how my business became profitable.
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To account for an individual drinking over a longer period of time, subtract about 22015 percent for each 218 minutes of drinking time.
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But the pre-crisis period shows that, over a longer period, banks and their lawyers press for changes when they see regulators relax.
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That would drive down the number of cases and spread out the flow of patients over a longer period, allowing hospitals to cope.
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The bad thing is that that means this virus may stretch out over a much longer period of time and infect more people.
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More telling, though, is that over a longer period, dating to May 9, the Yankees have posted a record of only 17-20.
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Though many glaciers have shrunk dramatically in the past decade, photos that show their changes over a longer period are even more striking.
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A person planning to retire in their 50s needs to consider that they may be retired for a longer period than they worked.
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So they may make more sense for projects that are being done in stages over a longer period of time, Mr. McBride said.
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Rates on auto loans and home equity loans will also creep higher, as will mortgage rates, albeit over a longer period of time.
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The reduced likelihood of a Fed hike next week meant global liquidity will remain relatively flush for a longer period, bolstering riskier assets.
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Over a longer period of time, the biological impacts of both moderate exercise and less sitting would likely become broader and more encompassing.
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Only physicians can follow and evaluate patient's health condition and state whether the patient should use meldonium for a longer period of time.
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He often cuts popular veterans and replaces them with more cost-effective options that will benefit the team for a longer period of time.
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"We want a quick resolution of our agricultural request here ... maybe temporarily that could then be fleshed out over longer period," Perdue told reporters.
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And so, I think that in a culture like that you end up passing on more knowledge or a longer period of knowledge, maybe.
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Whether avoiding gluten for a longer period of time would lead to verifiable improvements in performance or well-being remains unknown, Ms. Lis said.
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I have RTR Unlimited during times when I have a lot of events so I can keep dresses for a longer period of time.
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The railway could be shortened and use more local labor, and payments could be spread over a longer period of time, among other improvements.
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"It would be positively perceived if the management board declares that the present cost of risk is maintained for a longer period," Stolarski added.
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Ford and Mahindra's initial cooperation period extends for three years, during which time the general idea is to identify opportunities for longer period collaboration.
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Those drugs bond to a transporter that recycles a neurotransmitter called serotonin, allowing it to stay between neurons for a longer period of time.
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However, the effect on earnings and credit profiles would have been less dramatic had the provisioning process been spread out over a longer period.
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Trump added however that he was in favor of vaccinations, but they should be given in "smaller doses" over a longer period of time.
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It's difficult to say just how effective these settings will be without more using it for a longer period, but it's nice to see.
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More research is needed to determine whether the study results would hold for a longer period of time and would emerge among younger patients.
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If the monthly amount is less, it's probably because you will make payments over a longer period or because it doesn't include AppleCare Plus.
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Hess described American production as "short-cycle," not able to start or stop immediately, but rather over a longer period of roughly a year.
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By breaking big challenges into smaller goals, you can see your progress and stay motivated over a longer period of time without burning out.
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"The decision to terminate Ms. Meyer had accrued over longer period of time," Terri Carbaugh, CSULB Spokesperson, said in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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So this means it can take a much longer period of time just to submit a proposed budget for almost a year in advance.
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The longer-period variations are linked to subtler, longer-term cycles in tides that are caused by gravity exerted by the sun and Jupiter.
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They allow American corporations like pharmaceutical companies to hold patents on their products for a longer period of time and edge out foreign competition.
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Campuses could extend a semester-long course over a longer period of time, for example, or provide extra tutoring for students who need help.
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But the inquiry is continuing, to determine if the alleged abuse occurred over a longer period of time or if there were additional victims.
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He and Buffett, 87, are expected to field shareholder questions for an even longer period, five hours, at Berkshire's annual meeting on May 5.
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The move received fierce backlash from immigrant advocates who argued it led to children staying in HHS shelters for a longer period of time.
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But it's not just the peaks that are dangerous; exposure to lower heat for a longer period of time can be harmful as well.
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I usually recommend someone coming to me about twice a month after filming — especially after working on a movie for a longer period of time.
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Intermittent fasting is a dieting plan that involves a set time period in the day when you can eat, and a longer period of fasting.
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That's because if it had these binaries, they'd orbit each other for a longer period of time and would therefore be more likely to spot.
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They first tried for Carlos Gomez, who was signed for a longer period and was a better center fielder defensively, but that deal fell through.
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"The job losses we anticipated may happen over a longer period - we may lose all of them or we may only lose half," Magara said.
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But the crown was now weaker for a longer period and the outlook did not suggest a sudden change, which he said multiplied the impact.
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"All European banks are, to varying degrees, exposed to income and profitability pressures for a longer period," Carola Schuler, managing director at Moody's, told CNBC.
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This could force the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan to stick to their ultra-loose monetary policies for a longer period, analysts said.
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If approved, the available Hieroglyphs will provide greater access and global uniformity for Egyptologists, covering a much longer period of Hieroglyphic usage than ever before.
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Dragon Anywhere usually offers a seven-day free trial, but you can now try out the service for a much longer period with this deal.
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Anti-Vietnam War protests were more numerous and over a much longer period of time, with the largest one on record attracting over 500,000 people.
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But because you're building over a longer period of time, Slay the Spire's deckbuilding feels more like finding gear in the roguelikes that inspired it.
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A night out on the dance floor at a club or wedding reception, however, often results in an increased heart rate for a longer period.
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But she isn't sure how long she'll be able to keep her business afloat if she's unable to work for a longer period of time.
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Spreading out that blow over a longer period of time has been the primary concern inspiring calls to "flatten the curve" by changing our behavior.
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"I'll try to play the same way — play the same way over a longer period of time — which it will be in Paris," he said.
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Editors use Chartbeat to understand real-time readership of our stories and Google Analytics to pull trends and reports over a longer period of time.
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Niels Arne Dam, chief economist at financial business association Finance Denmark said banks were bracing for a longer period of negative rates than previously expected.
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OPEC officials have also said producers could look at a longer period than five years for developed-country oil stocks averages as a reference point.
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The number of deaths listed in the report differs from those in recent media stories because the panel looked at a longer period of time.
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AllianzGI's private credit strategy in Asia differs from its approach in the US and Europe, where it has been actively investing for a longer period.
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Maybe try soaking the ham in cold water in a covered bowl in the refrigerator for a longer period of time, up to 72 hours.
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Instead, they seem to give the federal government a bit more leeway to approve these waivers more easily and for a longer period of time.
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LTSC hopes to sustain the program on a long-term basis while developing other programming that's less intensive and over a longer period of time.
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Iranian carriers have experienced a longer period of American sanctions than Syrian ones and so have developed canny ways to find jets on the black market.
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"The TFS allows existing FLS (Funding for Lending Scheme) participants to roll over their drawings for a longer period," said Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists.
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The carrier won't comment on that, yet, though its Next subsidy plan might make sense, cushioning the cost by stretching it out over a longer period.
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"Face or body peels with a high percentage of this ingredient are essentially soaking your skin with it for a longer period of time," she says.
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Projects, has reached settlements in some of the smaller projects * Those negotiations will go on for a longer period Further company coverage: (Reporting By Anna Ringstrom)
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"I think Cartiva's product needs to be validated over a much longer period of time before fusion is replaced to a major degree," Coury told Reuters.
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In exchange for a tightening of the rules, Cuba has agreed to accept its own citizens who return from abroad after a longer period of time.
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"I was able to tune into that gut feeling with a much longer period of concentration, and I was almost listening to my subconscious," he recalls.
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Because that money will be sitting in your investment accounts for a longer period of time, it will have more time to grow in value.4.
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Trump should halt rulemaking for a longer period of time, require more aggressive audits, publish the findings, and work with Congress to eliminate many rules altogether.
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Last month, France pushed for a short extension of the Brexit negotiations, arguing that pressure should be kept on London, but Germany favored a longer period.
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With deGrom, Matz and Noah Syndergaard under control for a longer period, the team has a window to remain a contender while Cespedes is under contract.
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He said that the government should ensure a longer period of pay for those workers, while other companies explored taking on Carillion contracts and Carillion employees.
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If you lower the peak, the pandemic might last longer, because the number of new cases will be spread out over a longer period of time.
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Steve Daines (R-Mont.) on a plan to phase out the Medicaid expansion, perhaps over a longer period than is called for in the House bill.
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The experienced moment is a more conscious, psychological sense of now, "a slightly longer period in which a single event seems to unfold," as Burdick wrote.
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That means Amazon gets to spread the depreciation cost of the servers over a longer period of time, recording smaller expenses each year — and bigger profits.
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"If you are very specialized and earn a high salary, you are at greater risk of being unemployed or underemployed for a longer period," Zung said.
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Before the new EU laws were decided, Mats Granryd, the director general of the GMSA, told CNBC that a longer period of spectrum ownership was needed.
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The balance turns into an installment loan, giving borrowers the ability to pay it off over a longer period of time at the same interest rate.
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Part of the reason is that a lot of sales apartments are there for a longer period of time—people take a longer-term perspective on it.
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Essentially that can be seen as willingness to keep policy ultra-loose for a much longer period of time during which inflation might be above the target.
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A more protracted drought, combined with a weaker exchange rate and restocking of herds, may keep food price inflation elevated for a longer period than currently forecast.
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To get this great deal, you need to be willing to commit for a longer period, but that's not a bad thing when ExpressVPN offers so much.
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Kaine argued that the FBI should have investigated for a longer period and called it an "insult to Americans" that the bureau's report isn't being made public.
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There's not a lot of data on this, but some think that air-drying damages hair because the hair remains wet for a longer period of time.
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This is mirrored by an extension of childhood as well, with children being more dependent for a longer period of time than ever before in human history.
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Steve Daines (R-Mont.) on a plan to phase out the Medicaid expansion, perhaps over a longer period than is called for in the House bill. Sen.
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Though Warren talked for a longer period of time than any other candidate, she was neither the source nor the target of major flashpoints throughout the night.
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You'll pay more for a longer term than a shorter one, as there is a higher risk you would pass away within a longer period of time.
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Doctors said that new evidence had emerged supporting lower doses, which have fewer side effects, and a longer period in which women could take the medication safely.
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With Sinclair, the team was able to identify what contributed to any failures, and develop an upgraded version that will last over a longer period of time.
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With that in mind, the Medicaid roll reductions in the current Senate bill could be scaled back or phased in over a much longer period of time.
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There would not only be a longer period of lower spending, as described above, but also what economists call "second round effects" that would deepen the impact.
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"We thought, maybe the swamp wallaby is pushing estrus back into pregnancy so it has a longer period of receptivity to find a male in the wild."
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A perfect sleeping pill — one that gets people to fall asleep faster, and for a longer period of time, with no side effects — is still a dream.
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This would allow the ECB to maintain guidance for a longer period, not having to push back the timing of rate lift-off over and over again.
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A study published in The New England Journal of Medicine, one of the most highly regarded peer-reviewed medical journals, analyzed a longer period than we did.
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"Currency pegs in countries with relatively low foreign reserves and sovereign wealth funds, particularly Nigeria and, over a longer period, Oman, are without doubt vulnerable," Malik added.
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The idea of flattening the curve is to stagger the number of new cases over a longer period, so that people have better access to medical care.
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Typically, investors expect to get paid a higher rate of return when they are lending money for a longer period of time, because the risks are higher.
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Advances such as better freezing of extra embryos, genetic testing, and culturing embryos for a longer period have meant that fewer embryos are transferred, Dr. Kissin said.
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So I think private equity does tend to have people who invest for a longer period of time, 10 years or 003 years in a typical fund.
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It is designed for people in transition or people who&aposd like to be covered for a longer period of time but are not sure they qualify.
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He also suggested that further research would be needed, where the reefs are monitored for a longer period, to truly understand how the loudspeakers influenced the fish.
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Continuing to play with a concussion may worsen the injury, and now there's evidence that it also keeps you from returning to play for a longer period.
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In an effort to contain the disease, China had extended the Lunar New Year holiday, which meant many factories remained shut for a longer period of time.
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The companies' decisions come as several industry players are changing their approach to Thanksgiving openings, which many argue simply spread out sales over a longer period of time.
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Swimming also has the benefit of being nonweight-bearing, which makes it easier to do for a longer period and at a higher intensity without risking an injury.
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The team had originally planned to launch an ongoing crowdfunding campaign after the Kickstarter with the goal of raising the full amount over a longer period of time.
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Moreover, sustaining a large fiscal imbalance for a longer period could weigh on the build-up of monetary policy credibility despite the phasing-out of central bank financing.
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Having convinced Neumann to let me borrow a pair of these headphones overnight, I can also comment on their sound and comfort over a longer period of wear.
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The maker of Sharpie pens and other consumer products signed Saligram to a three-year contract, but said he could potentially remain for a longer period of time.
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The writers and showrunners often give Schierholz a heads up on whether a character is sticking around for a longer period of time so she can plan accordingly.
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Researchers only followed patients for 60 days, and it's possible the rate of false positives or accurately identified ulcers might look different over a longer period of time.
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Apple's App Store search is experiencing significant issues this morning, which, if allowed to continue for a longer period of time, could end up impacting app developers' sales.
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"So, if you were to animate it, it literally does look like a river flowing — but we're just doing it over a longer period of time," Hogg says.
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The bulk of their financial support comes in the form of longer-period investments, such as a down payment on a house or capital to launch a business.
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The Fed will have to signal the possibility of further rate hikes or a longer period of letting its massive bond holdings fall by summertime, El-Erian said.
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Off the Mediterranean coast, another small island has quietly confronted a steady flow of migration from north Africa and the Middle East, but over a much longer period.
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I'm more open to spending my life with somebody or choosing someone to be with for a longer period of time, just without the production of a wedding.
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But it did not rule out the possibility that breast cancer might turn up in a bigger group of women tracked more closely for an even longer period.
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If you have a terrible reaction to hookworm — which isn't uncommon — you might start over with smaller doses, and gradually introduce larvae over a longer period of time.
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"The longer horizon also anchors short-term interest rate expectations for a longer period, thereby reinforcing the Governing Council's forward guidance on policy rates," Praet told a conference.
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While those figures seem very substantial, Foster argues that in the $21.5 trillion U.S. economy, those numbers would only have marginal effects over a longer period of time.
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However, while news-driven sentiment can clearly pummel markets, over a longer period of time not all commodities will be equally affected by the changing global economic dynamics.
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Unlike many other funds of funds, Greenlight Masters does not automatically sell if a portfolio fund falls by a certain amount or steadily declines over a longer period.
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NEW GUIDANCE The ECB is expected to unveil a "reinforced forward guidance" on interest rates, which should assure markets that rates will stay low for a longer period.
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Reports have said SoftBank could provide WeWork with a much-needed short-term investment, which would allow the company to stay private for a longer period of time.
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"Theoretically, this would help to maintain the relationship overtime, but to have that evidence we would need to follow couples for a longer period of time," she says.
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Stocks could be entering a longer period of volatility, with concerns about North Korea's nuclear threat accelerating some selling pressure that analysts had been expecting to see anyway.
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As should have been obvious at the time, this was never a permanent arrangement, but rather a temporary partnership that would've had significant repercussions over a longer period.
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The legislation also ends extra federal funds for ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, though over a longer period of time than the House's version, which halted the money in 2628.
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He showed some flexibility to unions over the timing, saying anyone within 17 years of retirement would be exempt - a longer period than the five years initially envisaged.
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The poses are all restorative, so you won't be flowing through sequences or even breaking a sweat, you'll be holding them for a longer period of time, Jones says.
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If you look at people's well-being after a breakup for a longer period of time, it's clear that people don't necessarily become any happier in a next relationship.
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Over a longer period of time, oil prices may also have an effect on inflation swap rates, a derivative which transfers inflation risk, through an exchange of cash flows.
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This means that the atoms may be able to retain quantum mechanical properties for a longer period of time without being knocked around or influenced by a neighboring atom.
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Committing to keep an easing policy for a longer period would do little when the JGB yield curve is already pricing in near-zero interest rates ten years out.
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Through repeated cycles of treatment and withdrawal, adaptive therapy tries to maintain a population of cells that is responsive to therapy, allowing for a longer period of tumor control.
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This position can also make it easier to thrust for a longer period of time, which can be more difficult as the top partner with gravity working against you.
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WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE CHARTS, IF YOU SEE THINGS GOING UP AND DOWN, BUT THEN YOU'RE LOOKING OVER A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME AND WHAT HAVE WE SEEN?
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That's part of the reason we're seeing a push in the Senate to phase out the Medicaid expansion over a longer period of time, lobbyists and former aides say.
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California has had higher levels of flu activity for a longer period of time than other parts of the country, which likely explains the higher hospitalization rates, he said.
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In the wake of the 2010 BP disaster, deepwater production was curtailed by a six-month U.S. government moratorium on drilling and a longer period of uncertainty about regulation.
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"We could even get 0.93543 million euros if we give it in concession for a longer period," Vucic told reporters after meeting the European Union's enlargement commissioner Johannes Hahn.
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This suggests that sticking with a veggie-heavy diet for a longer period of time may give dieters a leg up over those who attempt to achieve rapid results.
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India's bad loans problem, ripple effects from its GST reform and last year's ban on high-value bank notes, could hinder growth for a longer period, analysts have warned.
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"The PFC cap forces us to finance projects over a longer period of time, meaning that we pay as much in interest as the project itself," Krauter told lawmakers.
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Tamir said casein is often used at night or as a meal replacement to provide sustained protein over a longer period of time, compared with fast-digesting whey protein.
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In 2011, I realized that what I needed to do was get embedded in the country for a longer period of time, to really absorb what was happening there.
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Brake pads wear out after a longer period of time compared to a gas vehicle, since part of the deceleration is obtained using the electric motor as a generator.
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Earlier this week, it sharply increased the size of the temporary loans it makes to eligible banks and extended many of those loans over a longer period of time.
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"But if the situation continues for a longer period, we may reach the threshold where we cannot guarantee the company's survival," he said in the memo, seen by Reuters.
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Missouri voters will have the chance to weigh in on Proposition B, which would hike the minimum wage higher than in Arkansas, but over a longer period of time.
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"But if the situation continues for a longer period, we may reach the threshold where we cannot guarantee the companys survival," he said in the memo, seen by Reuters.
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One of the greatest benefits of investing early is that you will put the enormous power of the financial markets on your side for a longer period of time.
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Moreover, this new foundation gave episodic games an advantage that other games did not have: the ability to maintain control over a conversation for a longer period of time.
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Instead, increased life expectancy could both smooth and extend retiree asset sales over a longer period, while many may opt to work beyond the traditional retirement age, he added.
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The company also replaced its three- to five-year forecast with a shorter-term outlook which included lower percentage growth targets than those given previously for the longer period.
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"If this situation continues in the longer period, which we know is the case in the Sahel, we risk losing a whole generation that are not educated," Versluys said.
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Supporters of making the budget window longer than 21625 years argue it would allow Congress to pass temporary tax cuts that could last for a longer period of time.
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Supporters of making the budget window longer than 10 years argue it would allow Congress to pass temporary tax cuts that could last for a longer period of time.
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The law was negotiated with the Police Department, and Mr. Miller admitted that the police department had wanted a longer period of document retention, but negotiated the two years.
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You get a good group of people and then they've been working together for a longer period of time, and everyone's on the same page, and so, it helps.
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Falling bank shares over a longer period could raise the cost of capital and curb lending, while higher bond yields may limit government spending, both potentially concerning for the ECB.
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Experts suspect that soup is more satiating than solids because it causes the belly to expand a little more, and stays in the stomach for a longer period of time.
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Still, there's an onboard battery if you want to go wireless, but I'd recommend using the included cable if you're going to be filming for any longer period of time.
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A show with a smaller following will likely have to run an ad for a longer period of time to reach a certain number of listeners than a larger show.
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"This tour will provide many great opportunities to engage directly with Canadians, and will now be taking place over a longer period than previously planned," he said by e-mail.
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That's quite a bit shorter than some of the other promotions, which offer free or discounted channels for a longer period of time – like a whole free month, for example.
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"As women are expected to live longer, it is harder for them to maintain their lifestyle in retirement, having to stretch their wealth over a longer period," the study said.
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Also, banks are almost sure to face a longer period of extremely low interest rates and further headwinds on loan growth globally which is not good for profits, analysts said.
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In Brussels it is assumed this would be forthcoming for an election, a referendum or a longer period of ratification—but maybe not for continuing debate about what Britain wants.
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Bradley Simon, Faibish's lawyer, said he was pleased with the sentence, saying the judge showed "real common sense and fairness" in rejecting the longer period of incarceration sought by prosecutors.
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Removing the ban would allow the drugmakers to provide easier to digest updates along the way, thereby reducing and spreading the costs of informing medical professionals over a longer period.
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"We had the intent that was designed for us to have more people play it over a longer period of time," explains Söderlund of the decision to include loot boxes.
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"More children over a longer period of time were separated by immigration authorities and were referred to HHS for care than is commonly discussed in the public debate," Maxwell said.
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"Such consolidation would reverse the procyclical fiscal stance of the past few years and allow monetary policy to remain accommodative for a longer period, helping preserve Hungary's competitiveness," it said.
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Calling even $40-a-barrel Brent "premature," Shum said U.S. production needed to fall meaningfully for a longer period of time to spur sustainable gains in oil prices, he said.
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The international research team led by Salciccioli goes beyond previous studies as it looks at whether these trends persist over a longer period and over a broad category of diseases.
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Judge Aaron Persky sentenced Turner last week to six months in county jail, saying that he was concerned a longer period in jail would have a "severe impact" on him.
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Under the proposal, construction and real-estate companies could spread interest payments over a longer period of time to avoid bankruptcy and gain more time to complete or sell projects.
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The Shadow Home Secretary, Labour's Andy Burnham, has also said the party could withdraw its support for the IP bill unless the government allows for a longer period of scrutiny.
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Also, banks are almost sure to face a longer period of extremely low interest rates and further headwinds on loan growth globally - which is not good for profits, analysts said.
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Similarly, extended unemployment benefits ensure that those who lose their jobs would have a minimum of income available to them for a longer period of time until the economy recovers.
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"We are essentially spreading this spread over a longer period of time to allow health systems time to adapt and respond," said Dr. Sandro Galea an epidemiologist at Boston University.
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"Deeper scarring can potentially be improved over a longer period of time, but often a number of different treatments may be needed," says skin-care and laser specialist Debbie Thomas.
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"Visa helps us not only in our career, but how to set up for the rest of our lives, which is going to be a much longer period," she said.
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She said the central bank had also raised its oil price forecast and did not rule out that oil prices could remain at their current levels for a longer period.
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We also think in New York interest rates are likely to stay lower for a longer period of time, which is one of the headwinds here in the United States.
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Especially when activated over a longer period, as in smokers, and potentially in e-cigarette users, these mechanisms have been shown to cause inflammation and asthma and contribute to emphysema.
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Also, banks are almost sure to face a longer period of extremely low interest rates and further headwinds on loan growth globally — which is not good for profits, analysts said.
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While pro-ISIS accounts are easy enough to find on Facebook and Twitter, they're usually suspended within hours, making it difficult to track data over a longer period of time.
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"Over a longer period of time, equities [or stocks] will have a higher return, bonds will have a higher return, real estate will have a higher return than cash," he explains.
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So by the time she rose to fame in late 2013, 2014, Theranos had actually been around for a while, for a longer period of time than many Silicon Valley startups.
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That means EU leaders would request that the UK commit to not obstructing EU decision-making if it remained a member for a longer period, which would include EU budget negotiations.
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He might also push for robust intellectual property protections that allow American pharmaceutical companies to hold patents on their products for a longer period of time and edge out foreign competition.
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Thus exomoons should then expect to have a more stable, longer period in which the energy received could maintain a livable temperate surface condition for life to form and thrive in.
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It's also possible that children might see improvements associated with stimulants if they took a higher dose or used the medication for a longer period of time, the authors also concede.
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The woman was taken before a magistrate, where the police asked for her to be jailed for a longer period of time — up to 14 days — at a high-security prison.
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A recent study calculated that Maria killed 2,975, over a longer period, though Mr Trump, sensitive to criticism of his administration's flat-footed response to that disaster, has disputed those figures.
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" Instead, a steep, financial sector-supportive JGB yield curve can help to lay the foundation for the yen to "terminate its strengthening trend and establish a longer period of yen weakness.
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Like an unlimited metro card, it can mean the difference between a quick, painless, one-time fee, and shelling out hundreds over a longer period as you travel to multiple sites.
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Over the course of his experiment, Zayner would only take a third of the poop pills that someone undergoing a standard FMT procedure would, stretched over a longer period of time.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has tossed out the idea of bonds with very long maturities as a way to help the government lock in current low rates over a longer period.
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But relapsing, whether briefly or for a longer period, doesn't mean you're back at square one: People who are in recovery are overall better equipped to battle thoughts when they arise.
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We feel that there should be more counts throughout the year in different seasons, and there should be a better way to count young people over a longer period of time.
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Prescribed opiates and normal heroin have slower onsets, leaving a longer period of time for EMS to respond before the overdosed individual would reach full respiratory arrest followed by cardiac arrest.
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"If they decide to go for a fixed interest rate on the TLTRO loans then that does suggest the ECB expects policy to remain low for a longer period," she said.
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The fund will return a substantial amount of its clients' capital by the beginning of October, while some harder-to-sell positions will be sold over a longer period, he wrote.
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The amendment that was passed was significantly softer than an earlier version which would have allowed a longer period for the emergency situation and would have limited the control of parliament.
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Clinton may have had the pneumonia for a longer period, and that she needed a follow-up examination and X-rays to make sure it was responding well to the antibiotics.
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While the decrease in reported hate crime incidents is potentially encouraging, the reduction appears negligible and, in any case, would be meaningful only if the trend continued over a longer period.
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Health officials are hoping the measures will help spread new cases over a longer period of time so as not to overwhelm the U.S. healthcare system as has happened in Italy.
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Health officials are hoping the measures will help spread new cases over a longer period of time so as not to overwhelm the U.S. healthcare system as has happened in Italy.
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It doesn't mean you can't or won't get serious related health consequences; it's just that they're more likely to manifest over a longer period of time rather than in your 22004s.
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"But if the situation continues for a longer period, we may reach the threshold where we cannot guarantee the company's survival," he said in the memo, which was seen by Reuters.
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"But if the situation continues for a longer period, we may reach the threshold where we cannot guarantee the companys survival," he said in the memo, which was seen by Reuters.
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Under the legislation, unemployed workers would both collect bigger unemployment checks — which could, in some cases, even exceed their typical wages — and receive those payments over a longer period of time.
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The new regulations will apply to adults who cross the border illegally and are briefly detained by Customs and Border Protection, or for a longer period by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Some business lobbyists had anticipated a legislative compromise that phased in the new limit over a longer period of time and eliminated an automatic increase in the limit every three years.
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In this case, a woman might have heavy bleeding for a longer period of time, and an ultrasound will show that there is still blood clot or placenta in the uterus.
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Investment-grade bonds are more vulnerable at the moment than lower-rated debt because higher-credit companies issue bonds that repay at those fixed rates over a longer period of time.
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"We believe there are substitutes medium- to long-term in the energy coal space, but developing countries are going to take a much longer period to get there," he told Reuters.
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The idea made sense, it was novel, and seemed to allow developers to work on things over a longer period of time with feedback to help them tune each new episode.
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The firm questioned whether the growth in subscribers being seen now will last as everyone that wants to sign up will do so now versus over a longer period of time.
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While you can tap your benefits as early as age 235, your monthly payments are lower than if you wait because they are stretched out over a longer period of time.
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Companies must be assured that they will have access to Canadian and Mexican markets for a much longer period of time before they purchase equipment, expand factories and locate supply chains.
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The consequence of these systemic blind spots is that "by the time you see PFOS and PFOA you may have been drinking other things for a longer period of time," Field said.
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It also obliges network operators to store recordings of phone calls, images and messages of their users for half a year as well as data on those calls for a longer period.
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E. coli outbreaks often play out over a longer period of time and the numbers reported are usually much Each year, norovirus makes 70,000 people sick enough to go to the hospital.
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"You'll find that because prisoners have such clearly defined release dates, they don't want to do anything that could lead to them staying in prison a longer period of time," he said.
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"The further we go into this discussion, the more likely it is that we will mutually conclude that we need a longer period to deliver," the chancellor of the exchequer told MPs.
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I do think, strategically, over a longer period of time, having access to the consumers directly will continue to be the most important driver of the value we can add to partners.
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And on average, any of these pairs might be expected to come within a few wins of Mr Trout's annual production, for a longer period under contract, at a far lower cost.
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At their 2014 resentencing, U.S. District Judge Richard Sullivan said a longer period of incarceration was justified because the pair had taken steps to prevent victims of their crimes from being repaid.
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Yet, if startups go public sooner, not only will the average American be able to participate over a longer period of time with a much higher return than late stage IPOs create.
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How the trade tensions play out over a longer period, though, is unknown as the U.S-China talks continue ahead of a March 2 deadline for imposition of another round of tariffs.
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It also means that modern humans were potentially meeting and interacting during a longer period of time with other archaic human groups, providing more opportunity for cultural and biological exchanges [i.e. mating].
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Sigfox, known for building networks that link objects to the internet, has developed sensors able to give the exact location of rhinos using the firm's network over a longer period of time.
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With a tool like HWInfo for Windows, you can see where TCC Activation kicks in: on most laptops, this is a sustained 80-90 degrees Celsius over a longer period of time.
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That may be due to income growth and the fact that millennials have been renting for a longer period of time than previous generations, putting them higher up on the pay scale.
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Over a longer period, there is a broad correlation between equity markets and GDP (gross domestic product) per capita, according to Jon Harrison, managing director of EM macro strategy at TS Lombard.
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Putting aside the longer period of investigation in the Nixon case, it seems unlikely that an impeachment trial would be held, let alone be successful, before the end of Trump's first term.
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Midsized cities CNCS data for 75 "midsized" cities gathered over a longer period (four years, rather than three) showed Utah's Ogden-Clearfield area at the top of the list, with about 50%.
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But over a longer period of time, the picture looks less lopsided: From 2009 to 2015, 52 percent of the income gains went to the top 1 percent, according to Mr. Saez.
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Relatively calm market conditions could encourage the ECB to extend its asset purchase scheme for a relatively longer period but with reduced monthly spending, ECB chief economist Peter Praet said on Monday.
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This means investors are fearful, and the issuer (in this case the U.S. government) does not have to pay out more to hold an investor's money for a longer period of time.
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"If the price hike stemming from recent geopolitical developments in the Middle East eases, the likelihood of an extension of the existing agreement for a longer period will increase," the source said.
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Why it matters: If the age requirement is scrapped, retirees in theory could keep more money in tax-sheltered savings plans for a longer period of time, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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I am totally in favor of vaccines, but I want smaller doses over a longer period of time because you take a baby in, and I've seen it, and I've seen it.
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Instead of closing the subway tunnel for 22014 months, the new plan would limit construction work to one tube at a time on nights and weekends over a longer period of time.
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Although Mr. Thomas's lawsuit alleged that the fraud occurred between 2006 and 2013, the Justice Department said that the settlement announced Monday resolved allegations covering a longer period, from 2006 to 2018.
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While Davis never grew much beyond its beginnings as a modest coal processing and logging town, Fayetteville enjoyed a much longer period of prosperity, driven by large-scale mining along the gorge.
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When a fighter throws his right uppercut his right jawline is exposed for a longer period than on most right handed punches and typically he is much closer in to attempt it.
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Some flea collars deliver preventive medication for a longer period than topical applications, making them a good choice for cat owners who don't want to have to apply something every 30 days.
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The safety council's figures typically correspond closely to the fatality totals that the N.H.T.S.A. compiles, but they include accidents off public roads and deaths occurring over a longer period after a crash.
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But after every spike of fear must follow a longer period of calm, Mr. Golden contends, which, he argues, is a perfect scenario if your bias is to always bet against fear.
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The government will be able to hold immigrant children detained at the Mexican border for a longer period of time under a move by the Trump administration (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
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"There are a lot of people, myself included, who have tried to do what he does, but he has done it better than anyone for a longer period of time," he added.
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Already weakened European bank investor sentiment took a further hit following the UK referendum result in June, which exacerbated concerns about European banks' earnings prospects within a longer period of low rates.
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"We've been in Afghanistan for a longer period than any war in American history; Syria, we've been there for too long and we've got to get out," Mr. Sanders told reporters Thursday.
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"Overall, the outcome will be a more sustainable business which is able to secure employment for the majority of the Marikana workforce for a much longer period," he said in a statement.
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But Democrats have already pushed back on some of the proposals floated by the administration, including aspects of the Graham bill, like holding migrant children in custody for a longer period of time.
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And a study from the University of Memphis found that athletes who ate honey had steadier blood sugar and insulin levels for a longer period of time, compared to consuming other carb sources.
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Angeli said she plans to study if the epidural stimulator improves heart function, like blood pressure control, and if it can help people who have been paralyzed for a longer period of time.
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The secretary said there have been discussions about keeping US troops in northeastern Syria for a longer period, but there has not yet been a military option along those lines presented to Trump.
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Broadly speaking, workers will have to pay more into the system over a longer period of time, and the minimum retirement age will be raised to 65 for men and 217 for women.
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If the game took place over a longer period of time than the week or two that passes in game, I could see it being less understanding and more encouraging to take responsibility.
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Broadly speaking, workers will have to pay more into the system over a longer period of time, and the minimum retirement age will be raised to 22060 for men and 2314 for women.
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And you know, over a slightly longer period, you go back to -- since the Fed started raising rates, I was always a little nervous, was this the right time to start raising rates?
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If the BOJ were to ease futher, it could cut interest rates, accelerate the pace of money printing or commit to maintaining ultra-loose policy for a longer period of time, he said.
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In fact, because they live longer and thus will likely be retired for longer, women should invest more and put their money into riskier assets for a longer period of time than men.
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"You'll experience this sense of a diminished sense of self in the face of something larger and bigger than you that has existed for a longer period of time than you," Ochsner said.
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Over the longer term, future acquisitions could put negative pressure on the VR if they erode capitalisation and profitability significantly for a longer period or result in unexpectedly high operational or integration risks.
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They suggest changing the budget rules to allow for a CBO score over a longer period of time than the current 10-year window — perhaps 85033 years, 20 years, or even 30 years.
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They're paying into the program for a longer period than if they had moved into a facility, allowing the programs to invest for members' later years, when they're more apt to need care.
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"There's a school of thought that suggests short-selling can exacerbate the pressure, but you expect over a longer period of time the share price reflects ... the underlying fundamental value," he told Reuters.
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"There are budgetary impacts, and there are economic impacts so there's probably a need for a longer period of transition," said Jeffrey Farrow, a former White House aide and expert on territorial affairs.
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One study found that teens who rapidly increased their binge-drinking were more at risk of alcohol dependence and adjustment issues than those who learned to drink over a longer period of time.
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Companies that are perceived to have more options and a greater ability to withstand low oil prices for a longer period have generally outperformed their peers, Cowen and Co. analyst Ryan Oatman said.
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If the BOJ were to ease further, it could cut interest rates, accelerate the pace of money printing or commit to maintaining ultra-loose policy for a longer period of time, he said.
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But it's often cheaper to rent for a longer period, Mr. Leff said, because business travelers book shorter rentals and aren't as price sensitive as leisure travelers, who tend to book longer ones.
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Moreover, it's possible that letting a high-pressure economy run over a longer period will actually increase that potential by pushing firms to improve productivity and draw more workers into the labor market.
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"Warmer weather will produce more food in the fields for a longer period of time," Robert Garry, a professor of microbiology and immunology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, said.
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It says that if those players were to keep up the same level of increased activity over a longer period of time, they could add nearly three billion years, collectively, to their lifespans.
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The moves come in an attempt to "flatten the curve" of the coronavirus outbreak as experts suggest letting the outbreak occur over a longer period of time will avoid overwhelming the healthcare system.
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Issuing longer term debt would allow the government to lock in low borrowing rates over a longer period and to offer another vehicle to capitalize on the insatiable global appetite for U.S. debt.
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Now that the industry is finally converging on a few key standards like USB-C, accessories like chargers, cables, and batteries are likely to remain useful for a much longer period of time.
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General positivity about Europe's financial sector is not expected to last long, according to two asset managers, who have warned that banks might not be the best investment option over a longer period.
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Belgium and the Netherlands grant victims free legal assistance, which Britain reserves for defendants, and provide them socio-economic support, including accommodation and expert counseling, for a longer period of time, it said.
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"What we really wanted to get to with Anthem was a platform where we could deliver experiences more easily, for a longer period of time," executive producer Mark Darrah said during an E3 interview.
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The arrangement has prompted an outcry, with junior committee Democrats publicly and privately grumbling about the arrangement and pushing for the committee to reopen negotiations so Mueller could potentially appear for a longer period.
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And while extreme distance runners reach maximum performance during high-intensity races, expectant mothers often hit the same mark at a lower intensity over a longer period of time, typically without completing a triathlon.
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" BRITISH CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE DIRECTOR GENERAL, ADAM MARSHALL: "Businesses must be reassured that a change at the top in Downing Street does not simply usher in a longer period of posturing and gesture politics.
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"Risk would require the study of many, many more men followed for a much longer period of time," said Snyder, who said that last year's published research indicated testosterone improved sexual function and mood.
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Among them, while he was discrediting the combination MMR vaccine and suggesting parents should give their children single shots over a longer period of time, he was conveniently filing patents for single-disease vaccines.
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A more recent study was less supportive of the thesis of short-term contagion but still cautioned that the media coverage of these attacks might well lead to copycat events over a longer period.
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I'm eager to test it out for a longer period in more challenging lighting, but if its focus system is anywhere near as good as the X-T2's, it should perform quite well.
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The Philippine Competition Commission is still looking into the and there's no word on whether it will follow the CCCS' lead and force Grab to keep the Uber app open for a longer period.
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This multi-variable scoring system enables shows to build a potentially more niche audience over a longer period of time which can, as is the case with Shameless, create an even larger fan base.
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That will obviate an immediate need for more supply, but if the plant is largely shut for a longer period of time, it could have an extended effect on supply in the U.S. Northeast.
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The California Democratic senator unveiled a policy proposal Monday morning that would keep a role for the private insurance industry and kick in over a much longer period than the bill proposed by Sanders.
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"Indebtedness can grow if a wider circle of households take up loans, if interest rates on loans are fixed for a longer period, and loans are disbursed in forints," Nagy said in a presentation.
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If we can detect that earlier, we can get them the right medication, we can help them be compliant on the medications over a longer period of time, ultimately we're going to save lives.
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He said the ECB believes interest rates would remain at a low level for a "longer period of time", adding the ECB policy was aiming to influence short-term and long-term interest rates.
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"I believe that Turkey, in its current state, is not in a position to become a member any time soon and not even over a longer period," Juncker said on French television France 2.
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" BRITISH CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE DIRECTOR GENERAL, ADAM MARSHALL "Businesses must be reassured that a change at the top in Downing Street does not simply usher in a longer period of posturing and gesture politics.
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" Oliver played a clip of President Trump saying that, though he supports vaccinations, he wants "smaller doses over a longer period of time," and making the profound point that "tiny children are not horses.
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But the study, published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, is large, and it analyzed the use of the medications in more detail and over a longer period of time than many previous studies.
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And not only are those people going to contract the virus and pass it on, but it also means that we're going to have to be under lockdown for a longer period of time.
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What we can do is slow it down, so that the severe cases get spread out over a longer period of time, and hospitals are less likely to be overwhelmed on any given day.
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" Asked whether he was planning for the possibility of remaining prime minister for a longer period or being a prime ministerial candidate in the 2018 general election, Mr. Abbasi said: "Whatever the party decides.
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That means they have to stretch retirement savings over a longer period of time and increases the likelihood they'll need to pay for costly services associated with old age, such as nursing-home care.
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Other studies have pegged it at as low as nine percent, and a report from McKinsey Global Institute suggested that the change would happen over a much longer period than most experts are predicting.
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The idea is that if the Fed thinks inflation is rising too fast, it might start increasing interest rates much faster than what the market anticipates and may do it for a longer period.
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So do you think, "I gotta work on stuff that's gonna work for a longer period," or, "I gotta understand that what I do is gonna go away in a couple of news cycles"?
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Trump has not only been able to sustain public interest for a much longer period, but he's been able to milk storylines that keep him in the news and keep the general public increasingly interested.
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First is they can get the cash on it, and the second is they don't have to put up a shareholder activist, a recorded reporting, they can stay private for a longer period of time.
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The new research suggests the Denisovans—a sister species to the Neanderthals—made this cave their home for a longer period than Neanderthals, first venturing into the cave as far back as 287,000 years ago.
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The problem stems from a component in the battery that was "exposed to controlled ambient air" for a longer period of time than it should have been before it was put into the battery packs.
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In my opinion as an artist, an accountant, and a citizen, the effects I outline below make a strong case for traditional protocols including a longer period for deliberation and public comment, befitting massive legislation.
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"Hence, if we had to use negative rates for a longer period than expected we should study pragmatically how to mitigate their possible adverse effects on the bank transmission of our monetary policy," he added.
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Their crystal also required a pulsing force, in this case a microwave field, and they also watched the impurities' spins flip back and forth, snapping into place with their own lower frequency, a longer period.
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Outgoing CEO Walsh said in February the most desirable copper assets were locked in the hands of other big miners and it would take a longer period of weak copper prices before those players crack.
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"Hence, compared to the government's earlier targets, the pace of fiscal consolidation is now markedly slower, and the UK's public finances will remain weaker for a longer period of time," Moody's said in a report.
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Bacha said that the course of Peyton's death was unusual for someone in his situation and that there would typically be a much longer period of not feeling well, allowing more time for medical intervention.
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Republicans may have saved themselves from committing harakiri with their last minute decision to involve the FBI, but it is unclear whether that will do more than delay a slow death for a longer period.
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However, many journalists argue that on-camera briefings give the American public a chance to see senior White House officials comment and take questions on various issues and topics for a longer period of time.
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In other words, it takes many more performances, over a much longer period — and at a lower ticket price — for a kids' show to collect as much money as even a moderately successful pop tour.
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The backdrop was favourable for regional debt markets, where strength in the currency dampens inflation and is seen encouraging the European Central Bank to maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy stance for a longer period.
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The measure President Trump signed in December reduces excise tax burdens on distillers, brewers and vintners for two years, and industry groups are hoping that these changes can last for a longer period of time.
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"More children over a longer period time were separated [at the border] than have been commonly described," an official from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) inspector general's office told reporters on Thursday.
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A flattening yield curve typically triggers worries that a recession is on the horizon, since higher short-term bond yields suggest that inflation and interest rates are expected to remain low for a longer period.
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"Tesla's competitive advantage in the product itself, the manufacturing process and footprint will likely allow it to gain unencumbered market share for a longer period than expected, helping to elevate long-term profitability," he wrote.
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He explained that for the spring-dependent bears, the sea ice is melting earlier and freezing later, which has created a shorter amount of time to forage for seals and a longer period of fasting.
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MSCI also said, contrary to many expectations, Argentina's stocks would not join the emerging markets index due to investor concerns that recent improvements to market access needed to be in place for a longer period.
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But there's more work to be done: Researchers note that we need more data from a more diverse group of people over a longer period of time (most of the included studies were not longitudinal).
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Experts hope pursuing these policies will help "flatten the curve," to prevent the outbreak from lasting over a longer period of time and avoid a dangerous spike in cases that could overwhelm doctors and hospitals.
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Meanwhile, China's financial regulators said they will suspend trading on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges for a longer period of time after a long holiday as fear over the extent of the outbreak spread.
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Dr. Akey and his colleagues confirmed this migration, although their study suggests that it may have taken place over a much longer period of time and introduced much more DNA into populations across the continent.
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A broader Iranian attack that shuts down more Saudi facilities and sends world oil prices higher, and for a longer period, could force the President to strike at Iran in order to protect America's economy.
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Chinese researchers found the health benefits associated with tea were more pronounced for drinkers of green, rather than black tea, and for those who had been drinking tea regularly over a longer period of time.
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The last enormous wave of protests in Iran — in 2009 after a contested election, which was also met with a deadly crackdown — left 32 people dead over a much longer period of about 10 months.
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The bill, proposed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers in the House and Senate, would require companies to retain information about illegal photos and videos found on their platforms for a longer period of time.
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However, the acquisition could also put negative pressure on BAWAG's ratings if it erodes the bank's capitalisation and profitability significantly for a longer period or if it results in unexpectedly high operational or integration risks.
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Keep an eye on: More and more, GOP aides, given the current impasse, are talking about the Trump administration, especially in the wake of the court order, extending DACA for a longer period of time.
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"If you look at them closely for a longer period of time you can actually see how the body of the plant develops in a way so they get what they really need," he said.
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After Lunch Bytes ended, Buehler was looking for a way to ruminate on topics on digital culture for a longer period of time than an afternoon lecture, so she developed the exhibition series Inflected Objects.
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"So whether you're looking at just the current bull market or over a longer period of more than 25 years, the day and week after a big Monday decline have usually been very positive," Walters said.
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"We need a longer period of reflection (on Brexit)," Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski told state broadcaster TVP Info before leaving for Prague to meet his counterparts from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Germany and France.
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According to the Elo rating system, which is a better predictor of match outcomes because it considers a longer period of performance and the quality of a player's opposition, Mr Federer has risen to number three.
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World View wanted to fly the balloon for four days to test how several parts of the Stratollite — like its altitude control system, communications systems, and solar power technology — would work together over a longer period.
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The judge also scheduled another hearing on April 29 for arguments on whether a protective order should be issued in the case that would keep the videos from public view for a longer period of time.
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The government said changes in the rate of subsistence payments would not reduce the overall funding available for survivors as they will be able to access support for a longer period under changes announced last October.
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The severe weather could last for a longer period of time than Monday's storms and mainly impact cities such as Atlanta and Augusta, Georgia, before it moves north by the end of the day, Sena said.
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Among them, while he was discrediting the combination measles-mumps-rubella vaccine and suggesting parents should give their children single shots over a longer period of time, he was conveniently filing patents for single-disease vaccines.
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"Given our expectation that the oil price will remain at a low level for a longer period, we have impaired the value of a number of Maersk Oil's assets by $2.5 billion after tax," Andersen said.
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The ban did not appear to affect gun crime during the time it was in effect, but some evidence suggests it may have modestly reduced gunshot victimization had it remained in place for a longer period.
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The Fed's cautious view of inflation could lead to a longer period of low interest rates which provides a solid platform for gold investment, said Cameron Alexander, an analyst with Thomson Reuters-owned metals consultancy GFMS.
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Though the UAE decision was taken before the oil tanker explosions in the Gulf in May, three sources familiar with the decision said that mounting tensions with Iran over a longer period were also a factor.
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LinkedIn should be trading at $71.79, a 30 percent discount to the stock's Friday's low, according to StarMine's Intrinsic Valuation model, which takes analysts' five-year estimates and models the growth trajectory over a longer period.
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His reasoning was that if a pitch was arriving at the plate on a downward angle, a slight uppercut would allow the bat to stay on the same plane as the ball for a longer period.
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It might take a longer period of low unemployment to draw workers who have given up looking for jobs back into the labor market and to get the labor market to a healthy, full-employment situation.
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This means medium heat for a longer period, but your patience will be rewarded with an unscorched pool of impossibly flavorful fat at the bottom of your skillet that nothing from a bottle can compete with.
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The MCT oil has triglycerides, which are time-released to get into your system—it's like eating a weed edible in the sense that it's slowly released into your system over a longer period of time.
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While the new law requires all IRA assets to be paid into the accumulation trust within 10 years, the trustee can decide to spread withdrawals over a longer period — thereby keeping the original "stretch" concept intact.
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In addition, the ECB could push out expectations for its first rate hike, which it has said won't happen before purchases end, by spreading out its buys over a longer period of time, two sources said.
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"No individual has contributed more to the commercial and civic life of New York City over a longer period of time than David Rockefeller," Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York mayor, said in a statement.
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More than 2870,221 workers in Missouri will get a raise following the passage of Proposition B. The increase is higher than the one approved in Arkansas, but is phased in over a longer period of time.
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The authors of the study found that long-acting or extended-release opioids, painkillers that have been formulated to provide a stable dosage over a longer period of time, were often an indicator of long-term use.
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The case is among several filed in recent years targeting "pay-for-delay" settlements, in which brand-name drugmakers resolve patent lawsuits by paying generic companies to keep their products off the market for a longer period.
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"The American economy is going to be stable for the next 10 to 15 years – I could not vouch for a longer period of time… So the American currency will maintain its position," he said on Friday.
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" Asked about how he would handle the issue as president in CNN's Republican debate in September 2015, Trump said, "I am totally in favor of vaccines, but I want smaller doses over a longer period of time.
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"If we don't have a deal, and if we're still discussing among ourselves what is the right way to go forward, then it's quite possible that the EU may insist on a significantly longer period," he said.
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I wish I could solve all these issues in three months or six months, but I just think the reality is that solving some of these questions is just going to take a longer period of time.
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The obvious risk for Rio Tinto is that it spends billions of dollars on an investment that takes a longer period to deliver returns, or even in the worst case the asset is seized by the state.
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MADRID, Oct 14 (Reuters) - European Central Bank's vice-president Luis de Guindos on Monday said he did not foresee the euro zone entering into recession but foresaw the bloc experiencing lower economic growth for a longer period.
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It also extends the return period a loyalty customer has on some products, allowing them to test new items in their homes, like a TV, for a longer period of time before deciding if it's worth keeping.
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Thai people started accumulating debts from a younger age, over a longer period, and of a larger amount, BOT Governor Veerathai Santiprabhob said last month, adding the high debt levels were a challenge for households and policymakers.
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Even for a franchise with a history as rich as the Los Angeles Dodgers', no edition of the club over the last century-plus has played better for a longer period of time than this season's squad.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two U.S. House committees will delay former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's planned July 17 testimony for one week to allow lawmakers to question him for a longer period of time, the committees said on Friday.
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The differentiating factor here is that Facebook Stories' Direct option is meant to be more of a one-off sharing feature, where Moments is about creating albums that can stick around for a longer period of time.
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"I wish I could solve all these issues in three months or six months, but I just think the reality is that solving some of these questions is just going to take a longer period of time."
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What they're saying: Experts say states need more money over a longer period, and that the country's overall treatment infrastructure needs a significant upgrade, as most of the country is ill-equipped to deal with the epidemic.
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Families whose parents remained together were used as the control group, while divorced families made it possible to have sister pairs where one sister—the eldest—was exposed to the father for a longer period of time.
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A move to relax the recommendations after the 15-day mark passes would likely put Trump at odds with public health experts who have advocated for Americans to practice social distancing for a longer period of time.
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Peuch said satellites were now starting to pick up similar signals in other European cities that are entering into lockdowns, though the data needs to studied over over a longer period to confirm this is a pattern.
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According to Turkish protocol, if Mr. Erdogan had been incapacitated for a longer period of time, he would have been temporarily replaced by the speaker of the Turkish Parliament, Ismail Kahraman, a lawmaker from Mr. Erdogan's party.
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Discussions about bringing in Dershowitz happened over a longer period of time, as CNN has previously reported, and he was also speaking directly to the President about his views on the impeachment case unlike Starr and Ray.
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The N.B.A. now recommends that players not begin specializing in basketball until age 14 or older; limit the scheduling of organized games; and rest at least one day a week and for a longer period each year.
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"Before making a switch, they should always check the tax implication at the time of the trade, as well as how will the ETF perform from a tax standpoint over a longer period of time," says Marshall.
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In this example, Vitelli noted that the lack of full-service restaurants shows the need for one in this retail center, which could bring people in longer period of time and hopefully drawing them to other stores.
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But on Monday, the Serb Republic Interior Ministry said it had withdrawn the law because a longer period of time and a greater degree of funding would be needed for the force to become operational as planned.
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WHEN YOU'RE TRYING TO ENCOURAGE YOUNGER AND YOUNGER PEOPLE TO INVEST FOR A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME, YOU NEED TO GIVE THEM THE PROPER CHOICES THAT WILL ALLOW THEM TO ACCUMULATE WEALTH FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME.
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For example, this study of 18- to 24-year-old Europeans found that those who used sunscreen with a higher SPF stayed in the sun for a longer period of time than those who used lower-SPF sunscreen.
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She described a recent, observable "stretching" in weather patterns that leave dry places drier and hotter for a longer period of time than usual, and wet or cold places coping with snow and rain for longer than usual.
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More From Tonic: With that info, two researchers at the Mayo Clinic in 1921 theorized you could reap the same seizure-controlling benefits over a longer period by eating in a way that kept your body in ketosis.
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"What we see with the discovery of Jebel Irhoud and the new dating is that [early H. sapiens evolution] was a more complicated story and covers a much longer period of time," Hublin told me over the phone.
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Exempting particular industries or implementing the BAT over a longer period of time make it much more likely that any currency adjustment will be imperfect, which is a threat not only to importers but to exporters as well.
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"While we don't know how far commodity prices will fall, or the duration of the downturn, we believe it's prudent to plan for lower prices for a longer period of time," CEO Ryan Lance said in a statement.
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Among the suggested changes are to confirm Paris and Los Angeles as the hosts of the next two Olympics, awarding two Games at the vote in September to give the IOC stability over a longer period of time.
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A recent Deloitte study found that employees who have a stronger sense of purpose tend to stay at their companies for a longer period — about 40 percent of those surveyed said they would stay more than five years.
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What Congress isn't doing: Experts say states need more money over a longer period, and that the country's overall treatment infrastructure needs a significant upgrade, as most of the country is ill-equipped to deal with the epidemic.
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While the Fed's latest measures were seen to have effectively broken the spreading freeze in the dollar funding markets in the short term, the shock to the real economy is expected to last for a far longer period.
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"The ones arrested more recently, since Kim Jong-un came to power, seem to be held for a longer period of time," said Robert R. King, a former State Department special envoy for North Korea human rights issues.
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Higher transport costs and investments in logistics also weighed, although Zalando trimmed its expectation for capital expenditure for 2018 to 300 million euros, from a previous 350 million, as projects are spread over a longer period of time.
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Positive rating action, though likely limited to the 'BB' rating category, could result from continued strong operating performance and minimal operational losses over a longer period of time while returning and sustaining cash flow leverage levels below 3.5x.
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The real problem is that the labor market has been persistently weak for nearly 20 years, so much so that the unemployment rate has become an unreliable indicator — suggesting a longer period of low rates is probably warranted.
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The actor, whose three children have also followed in his footsteps into the Indian film industry, said shooting for television was more intense than doing a film because it required longer working hours for a longer period of time.
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Global sentiment was also buoyed after Wall Street hit record highs on Thursday and after the ECB extended it asset-buying programme for a longer period than many analysts had expected, though it trimmed the size of its purchase.
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As a result, in order to mitigate some of the adverse effects of the shock on growth, the MPC is setting policy so that inflation settles at its target over a longer period than the usual 18-24 months.
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The cash component of the bonus, in many cases, is deferred and is paid out over a longer period — an incentive for the employee to stay with the company and a way for the institution to deal with costs.
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"These incidents can occur after the first dose of these sleep medicines or after a longer period of treatment, and can occur in patients without any history of these behaviors and even at the lowest recommended doses," noted Sharpless.
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Take a look at the alternatives BMO Capital Markets' chief investment strategist, Brian Belski, also told "Power Lunch" that while hopefully most investors are in stocks for a longer period, he would suggest short-term traders to play defensively.
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Counterterrorism and security officials compared the current security challenge to securing the 2012 London Olympics or Times Square in New York on New Year's Eve, but doing so for a longer period of time and in many more cities.
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Those who buy used gadgets are also part of a trend of anti-consumerism, which includes maintaining electronics to get more use out of them for a longer period, rather than discarding and constantly upgrading to the latest products.
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"That stock made a nice double bottom even further back, back at the end of 2016, so it's been making a series of higher lows and higher highs for an even longer period of time [than Intel]," said Maley.
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"There would definitely be some doubt in the mind of the new clients as to how focused Deutsche will be on the business, and therefore the bank's ability to work with them for a longer period," said the source.
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If you're focused on many recent decisions, like Citizens United, the Court certainly seems to be favoring corporate power, but the picture is less clear when you step back and evaluate it over a much longer period of time.
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That patent deal, plaintiffs in the antitrust class action said, was an example of a "pay-for-delay" settlement, in which brand-name drug makers pay generic companies to keep their products off the market for a longer period.
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Trump stoked fears about vaccines during the 2016 campaign, telling an audience at a CNN primary debate in 2015 that he is in favor of "smaller doses over a longer period of time" because of autism as a possible side effect.
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And while short-term detoxing such as a three-day juice cleanse may have some benefits, the best way to kickstart a healthy New Year is to adopt healthier habits that you plan on continuing for a longer period of time.
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Ari Wald at Oppenheimer has studied this event over an even longer period: Since 1928, the S&P 230 has averaged a 230% gain and traded higher 22% (2350 out of 22019 years) of the time through this seven-day period.
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So far, the procedures haven't worked for everyone, and they've only been done two to four years after a spinal cord injury, so it's not clear if they can help people who've been paralyzed for a longer period of time.
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Also, some exchanges such as Coinbase offer the service of a "vault," which lets you store your bitcoin in such a way that it takes a longer period of time and multiple checks for anyone, including you, to access it.
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But, looking at the timeline of the FLA's involvement, it seems like this unknown agency might have had some sort of control over a child pornography site for a much longer period of time, possibly for at least four months.
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The product is designed to cook foods over a longer period of time at low temperatures and the switches connect to only 1 side of the power line voltage, so there is never a high voltage applied directly across our switches.
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Instead, the latest study showed that the various components of that age, including legal codes and moralising gods, emerged gradually over a much longer period, starting in the third millennium BC and ending after the appearance of the first complex societies.
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Not only are private companies turned off by the increasingly complicated IPO process, Solomon said, but they are finding themselves able to run in private form for a longer period of time than they were able to in the past.
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In order to participate in the 2018 Olympics, according to this proposal, the players will have to lock in that high escrow amount—which was the biggest sticking point with the current CBA negotiation—for a longer period of time.
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Many companies are expected to put investment plans on hold pending the outcome of the two-year process of negotiating Britain's exit from the EU and a possibly longer period for securing the terms of its new relationship with the bloc.
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Tap the tiny info icon (an "i" in a circle) in the top right-hand corner of any conversation window, then opt to send your current location (as a one off) or share your location for a longer period of time.
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I think we've had a real evolution in the market with respect to private capital and public capital where now companies can, for a much longer period of time, fund themselves through private capital, as opposed to the public market.
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While it's too soon to say what the average selling price is — that will require more sales data over a longer period of time to be accurate — eBay says most of the listings appear to be in the $1,63 price range.
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While Spidey won on quality but lost out to the Justice League on quantity on their respective trailer release days, data from comScore shows the social media conversation around "Spider-Man: Homecoming" has been far more robust over a longer period.
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"Given weakening economic momentum, downside risks to the outlook via trade and geopolitical risk and the current glacial progress to hitting the ECB's inflation target ... the odds are rates will remain at current levels for an even longer period," he said.
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But the analysts have concluded that many of the areas that the Iraqis need to reclaim — including Mosul — will be more difficult to seize because the Islamic State has controlled them for a longer period and has heavily fortified them.
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But Durbin countered that family detention units that allowed for children to be detained for a longer period of time were also a "non-starter" and that Republicans had shot down their pitches about alternatives to detention, including ankle monitoring.
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The new experiment, if successful, would simulate inflation for much longer period than previous lab set-ups, or have "many more e-folds than any other, enough to put the results beyond doubt," says Ian Moss of the University of Newcastle.
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The first and most likely scenario is that Trump and Kim could agree to a broad framework for a nuclear deal at the meeting, and then allow their aides to work out the details over a longer period of time.
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As a result of CFIUS' intervention, Kunlun has now shifted its focus to an auction process to sell Grindr outright, given that the IPO would have kept Grindr under Kunlun's control for a longer period of time, the sources said.
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While he sometimes repeats a step or continues the routine for a longer period of time, the whole circuit takes less than 10 minutes — something, he says, that should be manageable for anyone in any phase of life or career.
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Here's what the decline in patronage looks like for a select few large cities over a longer period of time: It remains to be seen how allowing takeout or delivery could help mitigate sales losses for restaurants in cities with restrictions.
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Epps and Sitaraman would also reshuffle this panel very frequently — a new panel of nine would be chosen every two weeks — although the proposal could be modified so that a particular panel would sit for a longer period of time.
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By analyzing lots of sales data, a company could come up with an accurate price for most homes; then the start-up could buy houses quickly, charge people a convenience fee and sell the homes over a longer period of time.
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The prosecutors had argued to the judge that Mr. Hodge was uniquely culpable, engaging in the admissions scheme more often and over a longer period of time than any other defendant, and doing so from a position of immense privilege.
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Immediately after our stories were published, a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would require tech companies to retain information on accounts found with illegal photos and videos for a longer period of time to assist law enforcement with investigations.
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Experts warned about the economic impact from the virus after quarantine measures had kept most of China on an extended break after Lunar New Year, as factories remained closed for a longer period of time and people stayed at home.
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Recent research suggests that climate change has made stalled Atlantic storms more common since the mid-20th century, and that they are more dangerous because they stay in one place for a longer period of time, potentially concentrating their destruction.
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The so-called yield curve between two-year Treasury note yields and 10-year note yields is moving closer and closer to zero, meaning that there is less payoff for investors willing to hold debt for a longer period of time.
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A fairly dramatic change has come over the bond market, in that it has begun to signal that investors see the Fed raising interest rates for a longer period of time and possibly as many as four times this year.
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Among children ages 2600 to 63 hospitalized for asthma, the obese patients were also more likely to be re-admitted to the hospital within 26 days and to stay at the hospital for a longer period of time, researchers found.
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During a nearly five-hour interview with investigators last month, Mr. Watts, 33, revealed that he killed his family over a longer period of time in August than was previously reported and painted a disturbing picture of his daughters' final moments.
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This wasn't just frustration at not getting a treat: when the same dogs participated in the experiment alone, and didn't have the chance to see another dog getting rewarded, they participated for a much longer period of time without rewards.
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"The Alzheimer's Association finds these data to be compelling, and is committed to getting clarity and certainty on the dementia outcome by following participants for a longer period of time," Maria Carrillo, chief scientific officer of the Alzheimer's Association, said in a statement.
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"Early exposures in general are of greater concern than exposures later in life, because you have a longer period of time in which to get additional insults to your cells that can ultimately result in skin cancer or other adverse consequences," Weinstock explained.
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The Institute for Public Policy Research, a think tank, says Britain might be able to halt migration for a longer period of several years without renouncing its access to the single market, if it could show EU migration was hurting UK wages.
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Although last year's report covered a slightly longer period — with some of 2017 also included — compared to this year's report, Mar-a-Lago, Trump's exclusive West Palm Beach resort, saw a significant decline in revenue this past year, bringing in $25.1 million.
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Or you might disclaim to benefit another family member — say, if the asset would go to a younger family member in a lower tax bracket, or someone who would be able to stretch out distributions of an inherited IRA over a longer period.
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Stan and Deborah further instructed the trustee that their ultimate goal was that money be available for each daughter for as long as possible, so smaller distributions over a longer period of time were preferable to larger distributions over a shorter period.
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A stratollite positioned over a hurricane over a longer period of time can provide an understanding with great accuracy of the path it will take, which can prevent unnecessary evacuations, or can help evacuate people who otherwise would not be evacuated, Poynter suggested.
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"I could do the wall over a longer period of time, I didn't need to do this, but I'd rather do it much faster," he said in February, suggesting that the situation may not be so much of an emergency after all.
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Clifton said some other realistic goals include measured repatriation of capital held by U.S. companies overseas, small income tax cuts and allowing businesses to deduct capital expenses all at once instead of spreading out their deductions over a longer period of time.
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Battery cells can either be connected together in series or in parallel; cells in series have much higher voltage and power, while cells connected in parallel have a higher capacity and are able to deliver more power over a longer period of time.
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Though simpler and perhaps less exciting than others tactics on Wall Street that try to time the market with short-term trades, Buffett's method has long served as the backbone for many looking for reliable, drama-free returns over a longer period.
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A DIHK survey of some 24,000 companies showed nearly every second one is unable to find suitable candidates for job vacancies over a longer period and six out of 10 managers see the lack of qualified staff as a threat to their business.
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"We can't leave a patient in the hospital for a longer period as it faces a risk of catching an infection or spreading infection among other patients," the second source said, adding that the PCA list could not be a static one.
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"Positive effects of the lower dollar may take longer to materialize, especially as our manufacturing sector adjusts after a longer period where the dollar was strong," Morneau said in a speech to an event sponsored by the Canadian Association of New York.
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The administration is also touting a Department of Homeland Security rule that would allow some international students studying in science, technology, engineering and math fields to stay in the country for a longer period of time after they graduate under certain circumstances.
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Due to the softening demand, homes listed for sale sat on the market for a longer period — 46 days in December 2018 versus 85003 days in December 2017 — and overall inventory rose for the fifth straight month on a year-over-year basis.
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The average time it takes to confirm a nominee under the Trump administration is 84 days, according to the Post's tracker, which is a longer period of time than for recent administrations, including those of former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
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"Investors generally want a return in a shorter time frame, but space technology, along with other industries, has a longer period of development, so only a handful of companies are massively successful within a 10-to-15-year time span," he said.
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Republicans at the White House meeting had pressed to raise the debt ceiling for a longer period of time but Trump sided with Democrats, who said earlier on Wednesday they would back a three-month extension, an individual briefed on the meeting said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should be ready to lift interest rates for a longer period or even more quickly than currently expected to insure against a jump in inflation in a U.S. economy operating in the vicinity of full employment.
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It's that they don't like it or they don't want it—it's that pre-collection [they want], because they buy it so much earlier, because it delivers so much earlier, so it has a longer period of time to sell at full price.
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This means evaluating the CDC and AAP schedules as well as determining the harm that could be done if we space out or delay the vaccination schedule of children, thereby exposing vulnerable children to potential infection for an unnecessarily longer period of time.
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The issue has emerged as a key point of contention between members of Trump's coronavirus task force, where health professionals -- such as Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease specialist -- have advocated for a longer period of containment to prevent further contagion.
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He also noted that we shouldn't be looking at daily figures regarding confirmed cases as a good indicator of what impact distancing and other strategies are happening, since we'll only see how these efforts are playing out over a longer period of time.
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This is the idea behind "flatten the curve": If the same number of people get the virus, but it is spread out over a much longer period of time, you don't overwhelm the health care system and case fatality rate goes way down.
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Even so, such a plan would deliver far fewer savings, spread out over a much longer period of time, than Mr. Tillerson's own budget plan initially envisioned, which will be greeted with some relief both in the department and on Capitol Hill.
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Mexican asylum-seekers detained by Border Patrol agents are given an initial screening, called a credible fear interview, by US Citizenship and Immigration Services asylum officers within 48 hours — before HARP, they would usually get a longer period of time to prepare.
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It would make sense, for instance, to trim the benefits of recipients who were high earners during their work lives, because, in general, high earners live longer than low earners and thus draw their relatively higher benefits for a longer period of time.
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By affording more benefits like health coverage, team members are likely to be happier and stay employed with a restaurant for a longer period of time, which is vital as the food service industry is the backbone to thousands of American communities.
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A rep for the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office tells us it appears McDowell left town for a longer period of time than he was permitted ... and when he got back, he tried to tamper with his ankle monitor to cover it up.
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But if the January snap back (it was the best start to a year for stocks in decades, after the worst December for stocks in an even longer period) is to sustain itself, big technology companies likely will have to lead the way.
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Keep in mind this was a first look, and the first iteration of the Galaxy Fold broke after just a few days, so we won't know how long this will last until we can test it for a longer period of time.
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Jawbone said the new stock it will issue to employees who have already earned the rights to their old stock will be fully vested, meaning they don't have to stay at the company for an even longer period before they can own the new stock.
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"The main thing that needs to happen before this becomes a real clinical intervention is a big clinical trial with more people, and for a longer period of time," said Ken Cadwell, an associate professor at NYU Langone Health's Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine.
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Like other sport watches, it gives you a VO2 max estimation; it will also now tell you your current training status — whether you're overdoing it or whether you should train as usual — as well as your training load over a longer period of time.
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Still, Ninja disclosed in his streams and on social media until February 8th — a longer period than 24 hours — that he was being sponsored by EA. It isn't clear if he was disclosing out of caution or whether he assumed the arrangement lasted longer.
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"It's a long journey to making a real assistant that you can communicate with over a longer period of time to really be approachable and interesting and better than the alternative," explains Andrew Shuman, corporate vice president of Cortana engineering, in an interview with GeekWire.
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In fact, the level of funding it seems to be seeking seems to be something more in line with what you'd see on NPR or public television — connecting big organizations to large projects that require more money to stay afloat for a longer period.
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Since taking the helm last July, Ellison has set his sights on closing the gap with Home Depot Inc by making changes to Lowe's supply chain and hiring specialized merchandising teams to ensure that more in-demand products were available for a longer period.
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"While some of the drug data was disappointing, there was enough positivity for the combination of Opdivo and Yervoy that would suggest there is potential for that to gain share for a longer period of time," said Jeremy Bryan, portfolio manager at Gradient Investments.
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Durant met with his team from last year, the Oklahoma City Thunder—the franchise that he's been with since the beginning (formerly Seattle SuperSonics)—who could have maxed out his contract for five years, a longer period of time than any other teams are able.
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Since solid-fuel missiles can be stored ready to launch for a longer period of time and require less preparation prior to launching, the solid-fuel missiles were most likely intended as a technological display to signal significant developments in North Korea's offensive capabilities.
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"In Niger it doesn't rain very much, but when it does rain it is quite intense, so we need to find a way of harvesting all of that water so we can irrigate and grow for a longer period," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Now, in a bid to persuade investors to stay, some managers are sweetening the deal by lowering fees in return for locking up investor money for a longer period of time and setting certain performance targets that if exceeded, investors would pay a fee.
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The revised 13 budget had incorporated EUR200 million of new debt for equity injections, to be financed partly with San Marino's first international issuance, but the authorities are now considering a broader range of financing sources and to phase bank support over a longer period.
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While details are still scarce, the second-generation headset will be built around an ARM-based processor (the current model uses a discontinued Intel chip), which could bring better battery life, allowing users to be in the mixed reality for a longer period of time.
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What I found was that the marriage of fermenting things at a slow rate at a cold temperature and then baking them at a lower temperature for a longer period of time would produce far, far more flavor than any other method I had encountered.
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This would mean that GE is likely to retain access to the earnings and cash flows of the remaining healthcare businesses for a longer period of time, alleviating some cash concerns, even as the power business struggles, said Rene Lipsch, lead GE analyst at Moody's.
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The church, however, has a powerful pull in the statehouse in Harrisburg and has successfully fought off efforts by abuse victims and their advocates to expand the statute of limitations, which would give victims a longer period in which to bring civil or criminal cases.
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If the bad economic outcome that investors are penciling in materializes, and the Fed's depleted options aren't supplemented by a big fiscal push, that would pave the way for a more painful downturn — one that costs jobs and subdues business for a longer period.
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"The court erred in imposing a longer period of confinement on the basis of finding an 'undue risk' that Mr. Cosby would 'commit another crime' despite uncontradicted expert testimony that his actual risk of reoffending is near zero," Mr. Green had said in court papers.
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The Rosneft stash would help tide over the country for a longer period while the Kremlin ties its hopes to a rebound in the price of oil and the possible lifting of Western sanctions imposed over Russia's annexation of Crimea and the Ukraine crisis.
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"If it becomes clear that more time would be needed (to achieve the BOJ's price target), there's a chance of modifying our policy framework to make it more sustainable and allow us to continue monetary easing for a longer period of time," he said.
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I have always believed that [going to] the moon for a longer period of time is the way to really get a toe hold beyond low-Earth orbit such that you can step off either from there or the Gateway to go to Mars.
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But what experts have not always made clear is that by applying all that downward pressure on the curve — by canceling public gatherings, closing schools, quarantining the sick and enforcing social distancing — you elongate the curve, stretching it out over a longer period of time.
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Mr Tyrie said that among the options his committee would be looking at was whether both the Lords and Commons needed to "decant" from the palace at the same time, or whether the work could be done over a longer period with less disruption.
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"These incidents can occur after the first dose of these sleep medicines or after a longer period of treatment, and can occur in patients without any history of these behaviors and even at the lowest recommended doses," Acting Commissioner Dr. Ned Sharpless said in the statement.
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Hutchinson previously scheduled the eight killings to occur over four months in 2015 and 303 — suggesting that the state originally felt, before it had to deal with the threat of its drug expiring, that the executions should be carried out over a much longer period of time.
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"The Commission finds it appropriate to designate a longer period within which to issue an order approving or disapproving the proposed rule change so that it has sufficient time to consider this proposed rule change," Eduardo A. Aleman, assistant secretary in the SEC, said in the release.
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Weaver called Wheeler's statement "premature" and said she would not be comfortable declaring the water safe until the excavation work on all pipes is complete and a panel of local doctors, scientists, and engineers signs off after seeing consistent test results over a longer period of time.
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Hutchinson previously scheduled the eight killings to occur over four months in 2015 and 2016 — suggesting that the state originally felt, before it had to deal with the threat of its drug expiring, that the executions should be carried out over a much longer period of time.
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While they say a number of the accounts they linked to Russia were established "relatively recently", others had been in existence for a longer period — with the first appearing to have been set up in 2011, and another cluster in the later part of 0.013/early 2015.
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On the other hand if he's been text-messaging her or trying to contact her though her mother or brother, sister or cousin and trying to go around the restraining order, then the court is going to extend the restraining order for a longer period of time.
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It's also possible that development might look different over a longer period of time or with different doses of estrogen, said Dr. Stuart Chipkin, a researcher at the School of Public Health and Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst who wasn't involved in the study.
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If someone worked at a company for only four months, from November 2012 to February 2013, they may omit the exact months on their resume and simply write "2012 to 2013" to give the impression that they worked there for a much longer period of time.
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Some facilities may feel strongly that it is in the best interest of the patient to receive care in a more intensive setting (like a residential versus a partial hospitalization setting) or a longer period of care than what insurance providers are willing to pay for.
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When the spread between the yield on the 25.3-month Treasury bill and that of the 22019-year Treasury note slips below zero, as it did earlier this year, it points to investors accepting a lower yield for locking money up for a longer period of time.
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When the spread between the yield on the 3-month Treasury bill and that of the 29-year Treasury note slips below zero, as it did earlier this year, it points to investors accepting a lower yield for locking money up for a longer period of time.
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The launches of iPhone in 2007 and Facebook back in 2004 might have been big, but its the smaller changes over a longer period of time — processing power, network speeds, smart voice assistants — that have led to massive shifts in how we interact with these products.
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But with debt that small, a change in interest rates doesn't save you much money — and the new loan may tempt you with lower monthly payments over a longer period of time (that is, longer than it's supposed to take to pay off your current loans).
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Paul has been officially ruled out of the Rockets' home opener Saturday night against the Dallas Mavericks but is likely to be held out for a much longer period, said the people, who requested anonymity because they are not publicly authorized to discuss the player's health status.
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But those voices have largely grown quiet as it continued under Mr. Trump, although Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, has continued to argue that the United States needs a place where it can interrogate terrorism suspects without defense lawyers for a much longer period.
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But given that the study was small and limited in duration — it can't tell us whether, over a longer period of time, an under-desk pedal machine would remain more potent for brainpower than strolling or standing — Gaesser suggests popping upright for even a minute or two.
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It seems likely that players coming back from pregnancy in the future will be able to return with a protected ranking after a longer period than the current two years, and they may be allowed to use that special ranking in more tournaments than the current eight.
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When (if) the round closes, it would be the biggest fundraising to date for flying taxis, an area that has lots of potential, but is still far from tested — a fact that one source suggested could contribute to the longer period needed to close the outsized round.
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S&P welcomed Prime Minister Theresa May's comments that Britain would seek a roughly two-year transition period for leaving the European Union but said "the extended delay implies a longer period of uncertainty until both parties can agree on the shape of their future relationship".
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JG: I have big dreams of working with all sorts of actors in all different types of roles because I truly believe I can always learn so much from anybody I work with, especially actors who have been in show business for a longer period of time.
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For example, milk was found to be even more hydrating than plain water because it contains the sugar lactose, some protein and some fat, all of which help to slow the emptying of fluid from the stomach and keep hydration happening over a longer period of time.
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"We have been seeking to balance the risks from having inflation low for a longer period against the risks from attempting to increase inflation more quickly, which would partly occur through encouraging more borrowing," said Lowe, who has kept rates steady since last easing in August.
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It's a little bit engineery and wonky, but we want to ensure these projects are being designed and built to last for a longer period of time — but also, if we can do so, lessen the operations and maintenance costs of these projects or the structures.
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We expect sharp selloffs on announcement of a [border-adjustment tax] or significant trade frictions and such selloffs to act as a check and balance on the actual follow through and implementation of adverse policies and see them being moderated or phased in over a longer period in response.
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It's not unusual for a first lady to be in a different location than the President, Clancy said, but he acknowledged the new Trump arrangement represents a "longer period of time" than usual -- even though his agency would never advise the first family to change their preferred living arrangements.
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In Sweden, borrowers have a longer period to pay back loans than they do in the U.S. Even if those options may not affect the economy as much as widespread forgiveness, many who study the issue see them as a more feasible way to address the student debt crisis.
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When we were doing Practice and Boston Legal, I think we were always envious of the idea or the opportunity others had in the more serialized format of getting to explore cases over a longer period of time and getting to develop characters in maybe a more fundamental level.
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The recovery, and ultimately the growth potential, was helped by the high level of openness of the Irish economy, confidence in the financial sector was boosted by early bank recapitalisation, though the forbearance of NPLs prevailed for a longer period, and fiscal consolidation has continued during the recovery.
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EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker questioned Ankara's long-standing aspiration to join the EU. "I believe that Turkey, in its current state, is not in a position to become a member any time soon and not even over a longer period," Juncker said on French television France 2.
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There are summer camps all over the country obviously, but we needed to find a place where the kids were going to be there for a longer period of time so that we could tell their stories over an arc of 22 episodes or however many episodes we shot.
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After a brief hands on with the Core I'm not fully convinced that this accessory is the answer to all of the questions that still exist around the usefulness of smartwatches, but I'd have to use it for a longer period of time to see how it really works.
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EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker questioned Ankara's long-standing aspiration to join the EU. "I believe that Turkey, in its current state, is not in a position to become a member any time soon and not even over a longer period," Juncker said on French television France 93.
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It's also possible that people who haven't moved or encountered a new environment are just manifesting allergies they had when younger, but then went dormant for an oddly longer period of time (perhaps beyond the usual teenage years of hormonal flux) and were only reactivated by some mysterious trigger.
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For what it's worth, my own, not very scientific experiment found that taking Adderall didn't make me a better Counter-Strike player, but it did help me focus on something for a longer period of time, whether that was playing a video game or replying to boring work emails.
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Whether any worrisome effects on bone health would linger, intensify or disappear after a longer period of high-fat eating remains unknown, as does the question of whether those of us who are not world-class race walkers would be similarly affected, if we work out while eschewing carbs.
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If you want to allow somebody to use your Chromebook just for a few hours rather than for a longer period of time, it's probably easier to simply have them sign in as a guest: When you're in guest mode, you can browse, use Bluetooth, adjust the font size, etc.
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"My gut tells me these deals are going to get done and done at a level that is pretty attractive for Illinois and the city of Chicago and over a longer period of time will likely prove unattractive for investors," said Nicholos Venditti, a portfolio manager at Thornburg Investment Management.
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Why it matters: There's been some debate in the medical field if Pap tests (also called cytology tests) should be dropped completely from the roster for women of that age group, as recent studies increasingly show HPV tests can be more sensitive and are valid for a longer period of time.
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Why it matters: Parents are expected to spend more than ever on clothing, electronics and school supplies, but Prime Day's deals last month jumpstarted the back-to-school season, allowing buyers to plan out purchases over a longer period of time instead of just one or two impulse-driven weekends.
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The owner could lose the deduction and be required to depreciate the plane over a longer period, which could be five to seven years depending on the type of aircraft, said Jerald D. August, tax partner and head of the international tax and wealth planning practice group at Fox Rothschild.
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But Mr. Feinblatt said he hoped that since the current campaign would last for a longer period of time, it would linger as a reminder of the human toll of gun violence while debates on gun control legislation, including a ban on bump stocks, proceed on federal and state levels.
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"There are exceptions when a given individual may remain in CBP custody for a longer period of time for one of any number of reasons, such as the need to maintain family unity; availability of appropriate detention space in another facility; translation requirements, and more," a CBP spokesperson told KPBS.
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In addition to finding that couples who lived together pre-wedding reported having sex less often and of lower quality, the data also found that dating for a longer period of time, typically a year or more, was linked with less (and worse) sex in the first year of marriage.
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"We are looking at debt in its entirety, with a view to approach the various lenders with a view that we can reach an agreement in which we can collapse various debts into one debt and seek a longer period within which we can meet that obligation," Ng'andu said, without mentioning specific lenders.
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"In addition, fledgling survival was only measured for the first week after leaving the nest, and ramifications of differences in development at fledging may yield different results on survival over the longer term, such that study of survival for a longer period after leaving the nest would be useful," Martin told Gizmodo.
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I want to get to another topic though because today the administration did have to ask the court for a longer period of time to-- in order to deal with the reunification judgment that the judge in San Diego came forward with and the Health and Human Services Secretary spoke about that.
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You'll also have a greater impact by sticking with the same charities for a longer period of time, she said, adding, when donors are predictable — making repeat gifts of a similar amount each year for an extended period of time — it's easier for charities to plan their fundraising and fulfill their mission.
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Because of these recycling limitations, most environmentalists believe that using a phone for a longer period of time is the most important thing you could do (as Jackson said.) It's disappointing, then, that Apple's business practices, anti-repair lobbying, and product design have artificially shorted the working life of millions of iPhones.
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The model that it ultimately deployed, in which it raised hundreds of millions from investors and then "redistributed" that money to consumers in the hopes of quickly amassing market share, has been deployed again and again by companies, many of whom lost much more money over a much longer period than MoviePass did.
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Eight weeks after federal elections, it appears Europe's largest economy is in for a longer period of deep uncertainty: Complex four-way talks to form a new German coalition government collapsed late Sunday night as the political parties involved failed to reach compromise on key questions and set aside their ideological differences.
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But the companies want royalties to be paid for a longer period, according to Alfredo Paseyro, the negotiator for ASA, the group representing seed companies including Monsanto Co. "The three years proposed by the government is not adequate because it takes longer to develop new seed varieties," Paseyro told Reuters on Tuesday.
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"If this process leads to a world of higher tariffs on a wide range of goods and services that are traded and those are sustained for a longer period of time, if it results in a more protectionist world, that would be bad for our economy," Powell told the House Financial Services Committee.
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Then growth in that quarter will be at an annual rate of 4 percent (because half a point in a quarter is two points at an annual rate.) This, however, says nothing at all about whether the economy can achieve 3 or 4 percent growth over a longer period, say a decade.
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Harris said she would give the country a longer period, 10 years, to transition over to a single-payer system, and her bill would still allow private insurance companies to offer health care plans — though within a highly regulated Medicare system modeled after the one that allows private insurers to offer Medicare plans to seniors.
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The Bavarian families who became 14 percent Clariant shareholders when the company bought Germany's Sued Chemie in 2012 have two board seats because they committed their entire holdings to Clariant and agreed to lock them up for a longer period, Kottmann said when asked why White Tale was not offered representation commensurate with its holding.
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At the behest of shareholder Nelson Tanure, the board is offering deals to state banks Caixa Economica Federal and Banco do Brasil SA in which their debts would be repaid at their full nominal value but over a longer period of time, said the sources, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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Dr. Panda has found in his research that the average person eats over a 15-hour or longer period each day, starting with something like milk and coffee shortly after rising and ending with a glass of wine, a late night meal or a handful of chips, nuts or some other snack shortly before bed.
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Likewise, companies would have no reason to create multiple iterations of antidepressants or antipsychotics -- even though innovations that extend the availability of a drug in the body for a longer period of time or reduce the number of pills people have to take can make a huge difference for the Americans who battle mental illness.
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"The intensity level of the activity is such that it can be maintained for a longer period of time, and it's something that maintains the interest of the individuals so people can continue it on a regular basis," said Dr. Adnan Qureshi, the study's lead author and neurology professor at the University of Missouri.
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In fact, the safety and design of our product renders this type of event nearly impossible … The product is designed to cook foods over a longer period of time at low temperatures and the switches connect to only 1 side of the power line voltage, so there is never a high voltage applied directly across our switches.
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"We've had projections of yet more negative interest rates or a longer period of negative interest rates in Europe, and that's borne down on the prospect of interest margins, but as economic activity improves, and indeed we get some expectation that interest rates can rise on a forward looking basis, that would be more supportive," Oppenheimer said.
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" Leadership coach Ellen Faye agrees: "While exercise, yoga, and meditation are great solutions to managing the stress of every day, there's nothing like disconnecting for a longer period of time to create the space for important decisions and objective creative thought," she tells CNBC Make It. "I think of it as a one week long shower.
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"Trade deals take five to ten years to negotiate; they take a longer period to have an effect and frankly the idea that you can replace such a dominant partner in which the whole of your service sector and your industry sector is highly integrated by just jumping on a plane to China is absolute nonsense," he said.
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He pointed to Scorsese's "The Departed," which made $132 million domestically and $157 million in international markets, as an example of the kind of money that could be made in the U.S. and globally if Netflix were to make a deal with mainstream theaters to showcase the film in more locations and for a longer period of time.
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Per the newly released forensic review — which we're told involved research into more than 60,000 transactions that included bank account data, transactions by current and former employees, and other legacy expense data — Hampton Creek expensed less than two percent of its net sales on buybacks over a much longer period that began in 2014 and ended the following year.
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"A lot of people assume that this just means feed it to (babies) once but it is really important that you feed repeatedly and over a longer period of time so that the immune system actually learns to tolerate it," said Gupta's colleague Christopher Warren, also of the Feinberg School of Medicine, who joined her on the phone interview.
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So, while it's possible that a lack of iron or other nutrients for a longer period of time during pregnancy directly influences the development of the brain on a molecular level, we also saw some evidence that the complications associated with anemia, such as preterm birth and pre-eclampsia, could explain some of the increased risks that we observed.
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So what's the best we can expect – I mean I guess portions of things could be decided on, but then it's going to be -- we're going to meet for a longer period of time, and push out to another date trying to get a more complete – you know, to try to take care of other things you just talked about.
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"The increase in investment expenditure is essentially due to delays caused by a longer period of critical weather conditions during the first phase of the project, significant cost inflation as a result of the unforeseen construction boom in the Corpus Christi area starting 2014, as well as additional investments, technical optimization, and environmental measures," the company said in a statement.
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" NOW ECONOMY GETTING TOWARDS FULL CAPACITY, TIMING AND STANCE OF POLICY BECOMES A MORE CONVENTIONAL DECISION "We felt it was appropriate, we felt that inflation could go above 3 percent, but most importantly we were taking a longer period of time to bring it back to 2 percent than usual because we wanted to support the economy during this period.
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As it turns out, it's a common scheme among mistresses to try to have a son for their men—and possibly abort if they become pregnant with a girl— because the act of providing a male heir means they'll be entitled to financial support for a longer period of time, even once they're too old to live from their looks alone.
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"I think this discovery shows the power of the [radial velocity] technique for detecting longer period, small planets that are much harder or not possible to detect with missions like Kepler and TESS, which focus on finding transiting exoplanets in shorter orbital periods," Johanna Teske, study co-author and Hubble Fellow at the Carnegie Institution for Science, wrote in an email.
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