GET LOW, GET LOW, GET LOW, GET LOW, GET LOW, GET LOW.
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When Flo Rida sang "low, low, low, low," she got low.
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Its model is low taxes, low services and low regulation.
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And that bar is low, low, low, low enough that it's surprising how many still fail to clear it.
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"I heard the sound of a plane flying low, low, low," she said.
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Low inflation, low interest rates and low growth have become the new normal.
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What about 20 years of low growth, low inflation and low interest rates?
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Low inflation, low growth low interest rates and it might persist for a while.
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It was originally "Low, Low, Low" on the band's Brian Eno-produced 1993 record Laid.
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LOW-RISK Stock market strength lessened the appeal of low-risk, low-reward government debt.
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I've been on a low-carb, low-calorie, low-sugar, high-protein diet since secondary school.
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Right now, the American economy is in a low growth, low inflation, low interest-rate regime.
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MUNICH - IMF'S GEORGIEVA SAYS LOW PRODUCTIVITY, LOW ECONOMIC GROWTH, LOW INFLATION ARE DRAG ON WORLD ECONOMY
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They will live in low-carbon houses, drive low-carbon cars, and patronize low-carbon local businesses.
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This has kept plastics stuck in the negative feedback loop of low demand, low investment and low supply.
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We break it down by good choices for children, athletes, drivers, vegetarians and vegans, as well as low-calorie, low-sugar, low-salt, gluten-free and low-carb options.
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We break it down by our picks for kids, athletes, drivers, vegetarians and vegans, as well as low calorie, low sugar, low salt, gluten-free and low-carb options.
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We break it down by our picks for kids, athletes, drivers, vegetarians and vegans, as well as low-calorie, low-sugar, low-salt, gluten-free and low-carb options.
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We break it down by good choices for kids, athletes, drivers, vegetarians and vegans, as well as low-calorie, low-sugar, low-salt, gluten-free and low-carb options.
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We break them down by our picks for kids, athletes, drivers, vegetarians and vegans, as well as low-calorie, low-sugar, low-salt, gluten-free and low-carb options.
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The result is chronic economic weakness: low growth, low inflation, low interest rates and the constant threat of recession.
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Now, Microsoft is just selling them to anyone who wants one for the low-low-low price of $3000.
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In 2014, the extremely low income limit was $33,200, the very low was $55,2018 and the low was $88,600.
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That in turn implies that the low-growth, low-inflation, low-interest-rate economy since 2008 isn't going anywhere.
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The level of arrears in 4Q963 reflected strong house price growth, low unemployment, low standard variable rates and low inflation.
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More: The Fed wants to avoid the prospect of the U.S. entering a low-rate, low-inflation, low-growth trap.
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The pattern — which sees a low, a lower low, and a higher low — stretched from early March through to early May.
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We inhabit a world of low growth, low productivity and low wages, of climate breakdown and the collapse of democratic politics.
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Low mortgage costs relative to income, short commute times Lexington, Ky. Low infant care and housing costs, low crime rate Boise, Idaho Short commute times, low infant care and housing costs Tallahassee, Fla.
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This disease brings people low, and it brought Madelyn low.
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And when we say low fares, we mean low fares.
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Why should low real rates and low returns be linked?
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Forget the narrow trading range, low volume and low volatility.
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Our unemployment rate is so low, historically low, 50 years.
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Low starting income, low median home price 173 Gulfport, Miss.
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Standard rooms start as low as $1093 during low season.
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He is about 'the Texas way' — low taxes, low regulation.
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Low interest rates and low inflation rates for the decade.
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They started out very low because interest rates were low.
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And on bad days that low is very low indeed.
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All this, and for the low, low price of $40.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said in London that the U.S. is in a low-growth, low-inflation, low-rate regime.
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The menu featured items considered to be low-fat, low-calorie and low-carb, including a grilled chicken sandwich and fruit yogurt.
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Low inflation, along with low global interest rates, are at least partly responsible for the low bond yields in the United States.
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"We'd been tinkering around with low-ABV, low-calorie beers before; we just hadn't really marketed them as low-calorie," he said.
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"We'd been tinkering around with low-ABV, low-calorie beers before; we just hadn't really marketed them as low-calorie," he says.
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But it now looks as if the era of persistently low growth, low inflation and low interest rates isn't over after all.
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He might be carrying out moves in a predictable cadence—low-low-high, low-low-high—but then he switches and adds in an overhead attack, or jumps behind you while you're otherwise occupied.
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I was 25 when a doctor first suggested I get tested for low testosterone, explaining that men with "low T" mimic depression symptoms: lethargy, low mood, general loss of interest, and low sex drive.
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Call it what you like, but an economy which generates low growth, low inflation and low gains in productivity is not "just right".
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If interest rates are low because growth rates are also low, no valuation premium on stocks is "justified" by the low interest rates.
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The Japan case The circumstances increasingly evoke Japan, which is finishing its third decade of low growth, low inflation and low interest rates.
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But longstanding "crisis legacies" - high debt, low inflation, low investment, low productivity, and, for some, high unemployment - posed a risk for advanced economies.
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The new normal he saw was one of low inflation, low growth and low interest rates - until something happened to make it otherwise.
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Low prices laid the Cornish tin industry low in the 1990s.
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" Ryanair claimed it was Europe's "low fare, low CO2 emissions airline.
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That's happened on low volumes, traditional low volumes over the summer.
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It's low in calories, low in sugar, and fortified with antioxidants.
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I waded through years of low grades and low self-esteem.
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My self-esteem in college was low, but not that low.
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All this for the low, low price of, at minimum, $300.
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It's now listed for the low, low price of $39.5 million.
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With the low credit growth we will see very low GDP.
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Low 2926s during the day, and low 21s in the evening.
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And that's just atypically low, given how low unemployment rates are.
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Donald Trump High: 13%, Day 2 Low: 35%, Day 65 Barack Obama High: 69% — Day 2 Low: 38% — Day 942 George W. Bush High: 89% — Day 380 Low: 4643% — Day 2,813 Bill Clinton High: 71% — Day 270,24 Low: 237% — Day 2151 George H.W. Bush High: 266% — Day 21 Low: 223% — Day 222,21 Ronald Reagan High: 2808% — Day 1,835 Low: 35% — Day 738 Jimmy Carter High: 74% — Day 54 Low: 13% — Day 887 Gerald Ford *Inaugurated August 9, 1974 High: 70% — Day 4 Low: 37% — Day 151 Richard Nixon High: 66% — Day 1,464 Low: 22% — Day 1,808
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People with this kind of amenorrhea may also have low body weight, low body fat percentage, and very low calorie intake, per the NIH.
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So for years, the procedures remained unpopular thanks to low awareness and low interest among women, as well as low adoption among qualified physicians.
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MALAYSIAN FINANCIER LOW TAEK JHO Malaysian businessman Low Taek Jho, better known as Jho Low, is on the run from Malaysian and U.S. authorities.
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On the defensive side we like REITs because I think even in a low growth, low inflation, [low] interest rate environment, we should outperform.
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Serious challenges remain, with growth potential remaining low given structural constraints like low energy prices, an aging population, low efficiency and ongoing Western sanctions.
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Fitch views CDB's risk profile as low-risk, chiefly owing to its 'very low' loan impairment rate (0.5%), 'very low' equity risk (no equity participations in the portfolio), 'very low' market risks and 'excellent' risk management policies.
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There was 'low/low,' and you were going to make it work.
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"How To Stay Married" all for the low low price of $39.99!
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The bank has low funding costs, reduced risk exposure and low leverage.
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Berda Paradise Thrift ShopPrices are low at Berda Paradise — "Dollar Rack" low.
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Inflation in the U.S. also remains low — too low, according to Yellen.
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They typically invest in low-cost ETFs and charge very low fees.
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Image: Cherlynn Low/Tom's GuideTom's Guide reported similar lackluster low-light performance.
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Almond milk is generally low in fat and low in most nutrients.
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The ceilings are low, the aisles tight, and the lighting low-quality.
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Interest remains at remarkably low levels, especially given the low unemployment rate.
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If you have low reach, low time spent viewing, you're not valuable.
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It's intended to be a low-energy (solar) and low-emission system.
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This has led to relatively low inflation expectations and low inflation outcomes.
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Years of low capital investment mean output will stay low, said Raymond.
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Sanders's town hall is a low-risk, and probably low-reward, move.
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We have low unemployment, low inflation, and growth in line with trends.
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Low tuition or free schools are not really low-cost or free.
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Bottom line -- he's walking away for the low low price of $300.
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"Meditation generally has low risks, and low costs," Chang said by email.
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Initial price thoughts are low 7% area and low 9% area, respectively.
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Reality TV tends to be low-risk, and it's generally low-reward.
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Still, the low prices and low shipping fees are a major draw.
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Those are good ways to get low, low ratings from your drivers.
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His "Italiano Diet" offers specially formulated low-calorie, low-carbohydrate packaged meals.
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"They are fat-free, low calorie, low sodium, gluten free," said Harrison.
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Low energy, low motivation, a sense that something is a little off.
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Low heat is a common complaint with so-called "low flow" showers.
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Low energy prices, namely, low oil prices, are the most obvious culprit.
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Low pay, low wages, mass instability overseas, no matter where you look.
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"Acupuncture is a safe, low-risk, low side-effect intervention," he continued.
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An inverted head-and-shoulders pattern marks a low followed by a recovery, a lower low, another recovery, and finally a higher low and recovery.
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SHE'S A LOW INTEREST RATE PERSON, SHE'S ALWAYS BEEN A LOW INTEREST RATE PERSON, AND I MUST BE HONEST, I'M A LOW INTEREST RATE PERSON.
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SGH's profitability is comparable with similarly rated peers despite the larger proportion of low-yielding, low-LTV prime residential mortgages and relative low loan growth.
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But investors may also be absorbing the broader lesson; that we are stuck in a low growth, low rate and thus low investment return world.
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You may have heard of new treatments for low testosterone or "low T," which drug companies are purporting as a remedy for low sexual libido.
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They say total fat is not an issue, but you should drink low-fat milk and eat low-fat dairy and other low-fat foods.
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Wieting said he continues to expect fairly low rates, low growth and low volatility which would be a good environment for growth and emerging markets.
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So if we make a quadrant of four types of jobs, I think the lower left quadrant is the low compassion, low empathy, low creativity.
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As a result, its projections have less and less credibility, and the economy has gotten stuck in a low-inflation, low-growth, low–interest rate rut.
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Cappelleri identifies a low on the XRT ETF in early March, a year-to-date low in early April and a final low later that month.
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After the 2007-09 recession, economists speculated that the conditions that plagued developed nations — low growth, low inflation and low interest rates — would be short-lived.
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Many say "buy low/sell high" but I say—gift low, preserve high.
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Knockout Artistry and the Low, Low Kick Jeremy Stephens is a bizarre fighter.
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Lennar said low unemployment, higher wages, and low inventory levels remain favorable factors.
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And, for one low, low price, he'll even throw in a goofy hat.
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Low or very low ratings, meanwhile, have soared from 22% to nearly 60%.
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The low number of attempts is just as important as the low percentage.
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"You may have gone from abysmally low to just plain low," he said.
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Thanks also to low unemployment, the share of mortgages in arrears is low.
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LOW-RISK As stock prices tumbled, yields on low-risk government bonds fell.
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NUMBER ONE: YOU'VE GOT A STEADY DOLLAR, LOW COMMODITY PRICES, LOW GOLD PRICES.
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LOW INTEREST RATES, LOW INFLATION, SLUGGISH RECOVERY AMONGST VIRTUALLY ALL THE ADVANCED ECONOMIES.
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Another 3 million low-level supervisors oversee workers who don't earn low wages.
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HK/SIN after falling as low as negative 0.251 percent, a record low.
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"Low growth, low inflation, it starts affecting economies in different ways," Brzeski said.
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Waiting on that low kick also meant getting low kicked a fair amount.
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No benefits occurred for participants in the low income and low education group.
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When a person has low ability and low motivation, triggers will not work.
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For the traditionally Republican economic conservatives, this meant low taxes and low regulation.
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Add the heavy cream and bring to a low simmer over medium-low.
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As far as grand gestures go, it's pretty low effort and low cost.
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But it would be a low-carbon, low-impact operation all the same.
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The polar, or low Earth orbiters, known as LEOs, fly low and fast.
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That would lead to a prolonged period of low growth and low inflation.
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Or you can always watch online for the low, low cost of free.
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To get to everyday low prices, you have to have everyday low costs.
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She chastises educators for their low expectations and low effort in the classroom.
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I'm a pretty low-key person, and Thailand is a low-key culture.
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Low inflation in 19993 was mostly a result of very low energy prices.
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Sometimes going low-tech and low-cost is the best way to go.
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Genesis found the right mix in Iceland — low temperatures and low electricity costs.
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Low inflation and low interest rates tend to push the market multiple higher.
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It was in the low 600s, and now it's in the low 700s.
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They have embraced a cultural model that produces low growth and low dynamism.
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A lot of banks have suffered low trading revenues because of low volatility.
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The low estimates are around $150 to a low of $140 per share.
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Vanke said it considered the securities to be low cost and low risk.
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Interest rates are low and expected to remain low for the foreseeable future.
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Go low-carb for dinner Dinner should be light and low in carbohydrates.
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These jobs are not low value; they are low paid, and unfairly so.
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Low commodity prices and low demand world-wide has hit American farmers hard.
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Low Growth, Margins: Fitch expects stable organic growth in the low single digits.
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Those are in danger because they were low human touch and low creativity.
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That suggests programmes that help low income families move from low-rent low-opportunity areas to low-rent higher-opportunity areas could have a significant payoff—and be a step on the road towards long-promised equal opportunity for children.
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Each can shoot down to -6EV in low light or -3EV in low light and low contrast scenes (if you're using an f/1.4 lens like Panasonic).
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The economy has gotten stuck in a low-inflation, low-growth, low–interest rate rut But right now the Fed is doing a terrible job of this.
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CDB's 'low-risk' business profile assessment is characterised by good governance, the low risk strategy of the bank and a low exposure to the non-sovereign sector.
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The Federal Reserve has done its part by keeping interest rates very low and, given the economy's low growth trajectory, it should continue to keep rates low.
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Maybe you're not a foodie, or maybe you genuinely enjoy eating low-carb, low-sugar, and low-calorie, but most of us would find this pretty sad.
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Even though light beer has been suffering, "there's still an audience for" low calorie, low carbohydrate, low alcohol beer, said Duane Stanford, executive editor of Beverage Digest.
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Low starting income, low need for real estate jobs through 2026 174 Fayetteville, N.C. Low starting income, high number of days on market 175 Corpus Christi, Tex.
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Under District 3's new plan, middle schools must reserve a quarter of their seats for low-income students who have low grades and low test scores.
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Utah stands out for low teen birthrates, low divorce rates and low abortion rates, and it has the highest rate of teenagers living with married, biological parents.
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Low five Despite their contentious feud, Trump approved of Bush poking fun at the low-energy nickname and gave Bush a low five during a September debate.
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Perhaps images made of more ground than foreground could better convey how low-investment, low-demand, low-returns policies have set the stage for xenophobic racist populism.
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When I said low energy, he's a low-energy individual, he hit me first.
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Interest rates are still very low, so we're coming off a very low level.
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They put themselves low, but not so low as to arouse too much suspicion.
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As it turns out, those low, low prices can make people do crazy things.
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When inflation is low, borrowers can still make money when rates are relatively low.
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That session low remained slightly above Friday's 1.063-1/2 month low of $1.0909.
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Daily Burn: Low-Calorie Foods That Will Actually Fill You Up Low on sleep?
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"But with inflation still low, these low-risk assets are earning a real return."
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You, too, can have this experience for the low-low price of $27 million.
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Almost all 2300 million infants could be saved by low-tech, low-cost care.
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The premiums are going to be low, the deductibles are going to be low.
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While some may like low rates, abnormally low ones aren't a particularly good sign.
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Low risk scores mean that a customer is expected to have low health costs.
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Regions that have low labor costs and low land costs produce wine less expensively.
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Eastern time, the temperature had dropped from the low 90s to the low 70s.
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The industry is likely to benefit from low unemployment and low inflation, he said.
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Low, known as "Jho Low," was one of about 12 attendees of that meeting.
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The more you help low-income people, the more low-income people you have.
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That session low remained above Tuesday's more than seven-week low of 99.53 yen.
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Low-risk German equivalents fell 5.4 bps to 0.31 percent, a two-week low.
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Widely used by marijuana enthusiasts, vapes have historically been low-cost, low-tech products.
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I did free internship after free internship, low-paid job after low-paid job.
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That session low remained slightly above Friday's 1.13-1/2-month low of $1.0909.
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And all this could be yours for the low low price of ... $12.4 million!
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A further 36 countries have low, very low or no likelihood, the assessment found.
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I purposefully travel in low season, when tourists are scarce and prices are low.
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The risk was identified as low or very low in an additional 31 countries.
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Humidity: Levels will still be extremely low with low recovery in the overnight hours.
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The lumbar pillow is about as low-tech and low-risk as it gets.
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The stock dropped as low as $45.40 on Tuesday, touching a new intraday low.
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Now there are high-wage, high-skilled jobs and low-wage, low-skilled jobs.
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Some people thrive on low-fat diets, others do best on low-carb diets.
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Brexiteers want a low-wage, low-tax economy to compete with the European Union.
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Trump liked the low numbers and by dragging his feet, he kept them low.
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Freddie Mac said that was "near" a historical low, not a historical low itself.
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Mills "carries low, like a woman carrying a baby low," July told me, admiringly.
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It has a low cost of living, good schools and a low unemployment rate.
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A bit like BHP we'd love a tier one ... large and low low cost.
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He is a son of Deborah E. Low and Edwin R. Low of Brooklyn.
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The stock dropped as low as $38.68 on Tuesday, touching a new intraday low.
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She is a daughter of Sharon Low and Norman Low of Walnut Creek, Calif.
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Criteo shares fell as low as $13.68, its 52-week low, before recovering slightly.
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Miami had a low of 20153 and Fort Lauderdale had a low of 29.
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Focusing on low-risk, low-level offenders is not the way to do so.
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About 218 million foreigners work in Singapore, most in low-skilled, low-paying jobs.
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However, when permits are being auctioned for revenue, low permit prices mean low revenue.
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The portion with very low confidence or low confidence jumped from July to December.
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For that, the low-low round kick to the shin or calf is always money, and the low-line front kick or side kick to the lead knee.
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After a while, I ditched Dr. Stillman's low-carb plan in favor of a low-fat, low-calorie approach that matched the weight loss wisdom of the time.
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The managers then seek stocks with low financial leverage and low price volatility as well as above-average dividend yields and low prices based on their proprietary calculations.
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Even if deflationary spirals like the 2628's can be avoided, prolonged periods of low output, high unemployment and low inflation result from periods of very low inflation.
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All indications are that for whatever reason — probably low population growth and weak productivity performance — our economies need those low, low rates to achieve anything like full employment.
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Ex-convicts tend to have very low educational attainment, and they tend to be young and nonwhite, with low incomes — all factors that correlate with a low turnout.
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"High income buys life satisfaction but not happiness, and that low income is associated both with low life evaluation and low emotional well-being," according to the study.
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If you have a high spending limit and low balance, your credit utilization ratio will be lower than if you have a low limit and a low balance.
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The bottom line on a bear market risk: The combination of low inflation, low risk of sharp monetary tightening and low risk of recession is what has led Goldman to tell clients that very low returns are more likely than a sharp decline.
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The euro zone's major industrial producers all saw a decline although in some it was more marked than others; aside from the 80-month low in Germany, the manufacturing PMI hitting a two-month low in Ireland and Spain, three-month low in France and 33-month low in the Netherlands and 70-month low in Italy.
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That December low indicator signals a possible market downturn, if the late-year low on the Dow is followed by a lower low in the first quarter, Saut explained.
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Rhode Island's low rates of gun ownership and completed suicides are paralleled in other low-gun-ownership, low-suicide-rate states like Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
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LOW VOL, NOT LOW RISK "Currencies can trend and still have low FX volatility," said Amo Sahota, director at foreign exchange risk management consultancy Klarity FX in San Francisco.
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He sees an inverse head-and-shoulder pattern forming — a low in early 2018, a lower low in November, and a higher low at the beginning of this year.
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One meta-analysis published in the British Journal of Nutrition comparing low-fat diets to low-carb ones concluded that weight loss is greater with a low-carb diet.
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Low number of days on market, homes sell close to asking Low starting income, low need for real estate jobs through 2026 174 Fayetteville, N.C. 1773 San Jose, Calif.
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There doesn't yet seem to be a decent way to check a low, low kick.
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The Federal Reserve is mandated by Congress to aim for low inflation and low unemployment.
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Sterling slid as low as $1.254, its weakest since January, heading for a 2019 low.
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Immigration has been at all time low... MCHENRY: It is not an all-time low.
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A precursor to the Atkins diet, it emphasized high-protein, low-fat, low-carb eating.
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The hospitality sector, for example, is largely staffed by low-paid, low-skilled young people.
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"Intimate and hometown … low-key, low maintenance," Hunt described their wedding plans earlier this month.
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ShFE tin dropped to as low as 128,920 yuan a tonne, a seven-week low.
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Christiansen started following a low-sugar, low-carb, high-protein diet with lots of water.
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Pre-Trump, the major themes were low interest rates, falling yields and low inflation levels.
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There is a "low power mode" in the game's settings for those low on battery.
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Following the financial crisis, posts in low-productivity, low-paying sectors such as agriculture proliferated.
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Craigslist is the wild west option where low, low prices and less reputable sellers lurk.
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But central-bank policy rates are low because interest rates around the world are low.
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Housekeeping, especially at the commercial level, is considered a low-skilled and low-paying profession.
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The literature explained the digestion process and advocated for a low-sugar, low-fat diet.
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With low-cost, low-power IoT systems like those launching soon, that could all change.
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New borrowers, meanwhile, have been enticed by low borrowing costs and low down-payment offers.
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Caregiving — a low-paid, low-status job — is also most often done by disadvantaged workers.
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"Things like low reproductive rates because of low sperm counts or heart defects," Smith says.
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He said low-risk, low-volatility stocks have historically outperformed higher-risk stocks over time.
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The positives are that rates are low, inflation is low and stimulus is still there.
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Nobby is a low life, so low the bar is all but touching the floor.
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America's three largest airlines are competing with low-cost rivals by introducing extra-low fares.
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The low scores may reflect the low exposure to personal finance classes, according to WalletHub.
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Bring to a low simmer over medium-low and stir in the 2 tablespoons salt.
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Brent hit a session low of $66.69 and U.S. crude slumped as low as $62.06.
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But many of the potentially life-saving solutions are both low-tech and low-cost.
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Low-wage, low-skill jobs are lost and high-wage, high-skill jobs are gained.
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A little bit low in the U.S., quite a bit low in Japan and Europe.
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Trump succeeds in speaking to "low-engagement folks" because he's a low-information voter himself.
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Low, also known as Jho Low, has consistently denied wrongdoing and his whereabouts are unknown.
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Low U.S. unemployment, slowly rising wages, and low mortgage rates are underpinning demand for housing.
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My expectations for Trump were fairly low … but he hasn't met even that low bar.
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Consumers like low interest rates and tend to buy more goods when rates are low.
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"The way it's structured, you're constantly going high to low, high to low," Anders said.
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West Virginia has some seriously low tax rates, and low median home values to match.
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I recently stopped using the phrase "unskilled" or "low-skilled" to describe low-paying work.
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Healthcare practitioners aside, most of the fastest growing jobs are low-skill and low-wage.
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Low interest rates make stocks appear relatively appealing compared with low-yielding bonds or C.D.s.
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Today is yet another low point in a presidency defined by its constant low points.
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Low funding costs and cyclically low loan impairment charges have also helped support operating profitability.
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Low Diversification Low geographic and sales channel diversification remains a key constraint on the ratings.
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Low ratesFeloni: What about getting through this low rate environment and the challenges with that?
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They will eventually adapt to the low oxygen, unless it goes too low, of course.
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BMO's low risk factor focuses on stocks with low short interest, stable income and prices.
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Norway has a great approach: implementing low cost, low competition, fun youth sports for all.
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However, he still endorsed them for low-drain items because of their low price tag.
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On European low-cost carriers, however, it is best to board flights with low expectations.
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Now it's down to as low as 28 on low-cost carriers like Spirit Airlines.
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Liability value climbs with low yields because future bond income to meet payouts is low.
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She added, however, that low inflation this year did not imply low inflation next year.
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" On Hess and WPX Energy: "The solution for low oil prices is low oil prices.
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Prices will range from the low $30s for children to the low $40s for adults.
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At the session low WTI fell to $50.45, while Brent traded as low as $55.13.
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She drew strong support from women in low-paid, low-skilled service jobs like cashiers.
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" According to the complaint, Mr. Low responded: "Low family capital," and "Just all the family.
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The Low-Carb Cheesecake and Mango Key Lime Cheesecake both received low marks from me.
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A realistic, low-drama approach to all life's problems may yield low-key positive results.
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"Mick is lying low, but everyone is lying low," a former senior administration official said.
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We think the Amazon business was low margin -- like a low single-digit margin business.
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A number of explanations were advanced for the persistence of low inflation despite low unemployment.
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While low risk can mean low reward, he has been rewarded for his steady approach.
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Moto X4, low light iPhone 8, low light I also checked out the selfie cam.
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And no matter what you do, food is a zero, a low-low-margin business.
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Their financial reality is marked by high unemployment rates, low savings, and low credit scores.
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Here are some of the low-cost fares available through Southwest's winter sale:As low as $69 between Fort Lauderdale-Nassau, BahamasAs low as $119 between Houston-BelizeAs low as $134 between Atlanta-Turks and CaicosAs low as $136 between Orlando-Montego Bay, JamaicaThe fare sale probably won't help you score a cheap long weekend or shave your holiday travel costsSouthwest rolled out flights to Hawaii in March — with one-way fares as low as $49.
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Besides, the bank's control over rates is limited: as Mr Draghi reminded critics last week, low interest rates are "a symptom of low growth and low inflation", not the cause.
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Low scores meant low funding for the fledgling academy, then low enrollment in turn, and a slow and steady decline into a pit they might never climb back out of.
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One plan would use low test scores in combination with low grades, while another would use low test scores along with the poverty of the students at their elementary schools.
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It closed Friday at $43.23 An inverted head and shoulders pattern forms when a stock or ETF makes a lower low, an even lower low, and then a higher low.
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Remember Margaret Cho's sheer peacock dress, Jennifer Lopez's low-low-low-cut Versace dress (which, in retrospect, actually seems almost demure), and Nicki Minaj's Little Red Riding Hood-like cape?
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The low taxes, the low regulation, delightfully paired with a low investment in education, health care and really anything else that might be of use to their working-class citizens.
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The EITC supplements the pay of low-earning households and incentivizes low-income people to work.
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Here comes the 2300th of July — the traditional time for fireworks, picnics and…low, low prices!
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The world supply of high energy, low ash and low sulphur coal is constrained, he said.
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Put on something tight and low, low cut and tell your father to - blanking - stop it.
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Low economic growth and low inflation have also been prevalent during the presidency of Barack Obama.
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Easy monetary policy, low interest rates and low growth have hit bank profitability in recent years.
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The "Snackwell phenomenon," it was called—this obsession with low-calorie and low-fat processed food.
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Was that a low bridge, or did she hit her high and someone else went low?
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The Brazilian real hit near two-year low and the Turkish lira hit a record low.
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When they go low, we also go low, because that's how dodgeball works, am I right?
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The Hawkeye State offers low costs, including the nation's lowest office rent and low utility costs.
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Sterling slid further towards a 2019 low, touching as low as $1.2573, its weakest since January.
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The contract fell to an intraday low of $44.55, a low going back to May 303.
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But few will consider the human cost associated with fast shipping times and low, low prices.
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A falling or low TED spread would indicate low risk of bank defaults and economic stability.
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Falling unemployment and prolonged low base rates have resulted in low volumes of new impaired loans.
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She cited persistently low oil prices as one reason for the low levels of business investment.
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Problems that can affect male fertility include low sperm count, sperm abnormalities and low testosterone levels.
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Someone should set up a low-cost, low-turnover fund that tracked the S&P 500.
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Poor countries, for their part, need low wages to offset low levels of technology and skill.
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That said, stocks have traded in a very tight range amid low volume and low volatility.
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Economists have worried that many of the jobs being added are low-wage, low-skilled positions.
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"I feel like I am stuck in my current low-stakes, low-visibility role," Johnson said.
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The pregnancy rate is rather low, with some estimates as low as six percent per attempt.
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As for the impact of low interest rates, a lot depends on why rates are low.
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By the Federal Reserve's own guidance, low interest rates will stay low for a while longer.
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So far, many companies have benefited from tail winds like low unemployment and low gas prices.
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When it comes to Muslim representation in media, the bar is low, and it's been low.
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The company aims to dig tunnels for the low, low price of $10 million per mile.
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It has fallen to as low as 18,234.73 earlier, a fresh 2 133/2-month low.
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"We're calling it a low, but it's too soon to say it's the low, " Wald said.
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To turn Michelle Obama's famous phrase on its head, when she went low, he went low.
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The Indian rupee hit a record low and Indonesia's rupiah weakened near an all-time low.
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Also helpful: Low gas prices and historically low interest rates left more money in buyers' pockets.
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In the end, AB 398 includes both a low price floor and a low price ceiling.
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Both are low-priced and low-tier Android devices, and both come with a fingerprint scanner.
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Two-year yields fell as low as -0.486 percent, within a whisker of their record low.
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"She's a low-interest-rate person, she's always been a low-interest-rate person," he said.
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Services would include small-dollar loans for consumers that offer low fees and low interest rates.
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Because of malnourishment from an early age, they have very low I.Q., very low physical capacity.
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Economists have worried that many of the jobs being added are low-wage, low-skilled jobs.
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The low position of the battery in the car ensures a very low center of gravity.
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SLT's fibre investments are likely to have low returns due to the country's low broadband tariffs.
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" The visitors, she said, "were very low-key businessmen, who wanted to keep a low profile.
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All this low volume and low volatility is having an impact on the stock trading business.
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Other businesses funded in low-frequency and low-value areas "were a trap," Mr. Walk said.
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"It is a very low number and very low potential increase in our cost," he said.
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Low-Post Game The crux of Embiid's offense is his low-post footwork, touch, and scoring.
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In that regard, low-post passing is often as or more important than low-post scoring.
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Sterling slid as low as $1.257, its weakest since January and heading for a 2019 low.
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Temperatures will remain in the upper 70s and low 80s for the week, with humidity low.
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Investors grew more worried about banks' profitability in a low-growth and low-interest rate environment.
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And many boards kept maintenance fees unrealistically low for low-income residents, Mr. Morisete-Romero said.
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Imagine all the Hot Cheetos-themed fits you can get now at a low, low price!
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Plus, these agencies are operating at very low funding levels because of historically low unemployment rates.
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They are still quite conventionally conservative in preferring low taxes and low spending over the opposite.
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Meanwhile, the rest of the world, with low or no economic growth, has persistently low inflation.
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Low social trust and low civic engagement defined the places that swung hardest to Mr. Trump.
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Advisers recommend looking for a Roth account offering low account minimums and low-fee investment options.
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Rooms go as low as $101 during low season and $440 during Miami's busier Christmas season.
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"When energy prices were low , the incentive to invest in renewable energy was low," he said.
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Wouldn't a low-tax, low-tariff Britain be a good thing for the London art market?
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Still, its growth potential remains low due to structural issues, low oil prices and Western sanctions.
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For years, the world economy has been trapped in a low-inflation, low-interest-rate rut.
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The reality is, it is not as profitable to serve low-income and low-wealth groups.
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But, since they keep production levels relatively low, the company can be prone to low inventory.
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Those numbers aren't horrendous given low inflation, and aren't shocking given low growth in labor productivity.
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Myriota is developing small low-cost, low-power transmitters that connect directly to satellites in orbit.
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It had fallen to as low as low 30 basis points just a few weeks ago.
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"The low-inflation and low-volatility era is likely in the rear view mirror," Sonders added.
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It was a relatively low production year for the world's biggest mine due to low grades.
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Sterling slid as low as $1.2573, its weakest since January and heading for a 2019 low.
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Meanwhile, on a longer-term chart of gold, Ross notes a "reverse head-and-shoulders bottom," which is made up of a low, a lower low, and then a higher low.
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In contrast, adolescents with authoritarian parents (high on structure, low on warmth), indulgent parents (low on structure, high on warmth) or neglectful parents (low on both) don't fare nearly so well.
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The ECB is fighting ultra low inflation, exacerbated by tumbling commodity prices, and faces a risk that low price growth is perpetuated through the second round effect of low crude prices.
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The euro also remained weak, last down 1.1 percent at $1.0996 after hitting a session low of $13.. That session low remained slightly above Friday's 3-1/2 month low of $1.0909.
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"For example, 'joy' can be considered high arousal and high valence, 'sad' is low arousal and low valence, 'fear' his high arousal and low valence," Smith elaborated in a follow-up email.
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I want to come around the side of the hill, follow the low dead space down, and then come up from behind into my position, always maintaining that low profile, low silhouette.
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They seem to worry that such low inflation could lead to a self-reinforcing pessimism, where low inflation leads people to expect a weak economy, and a weak economy produces low inflation.
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Interest rates are expected to remain low for the foreseeable future, and the combination of low rates and low inflation leaves little room for the Fed to respond to future economic downturns.
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"Candidates who embraced our message of low taxes, low regulations, low crime, strong borders and great judges excelled last night," Mr. Trump said, rattling off states where he campaigned for winning candidates.
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Are there concerns that you have that, hey, we can just keep interest rates low, we can see how low unemployment goes, and if it gets too low we can reverse course.
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Indeed, the weight-loss fads of past centuries include precedents for all the main contemporary diets, from low-fat, low-calorie ones to high-fat, low-carbohydrate ones, like the Atkins diet.
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A trial in 2003, led by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, compared an Atkins diet, high in fat and low in carbohydrates, with a low-fat, high-carbohydrate, low-calorie one.
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Over the next decade, low growth, low inflation and low yields could push returns for the classic US portfolio — 60% stocks and 40% bonds — down toward their lowest point in a century.
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Work there is low-paid and low-skilled, attracting immigrants to the town but leaving it poor.
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Rather than denote physical market stress, low stocks and tight spreads are a manifestation of low liquidity.
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But this time around, it's a fresh shade of ill-advised even for Banks' low, low standards.
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We have all-time low unemployment among blacks in this country and 20-year low among Hispanics.
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The mood is generally low-key and low-lit, with West floating lithely above Daytrip's minimal beats.
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Walmart's founding principle is "everyday low price,4" which can only be achieved by everyday low cost.
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GE shares fell as low as $6.66 this week — equaling their low close during the financial crisis.
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Unemployment is at a record low for Blacks and new record low for Hispanics, its great news.
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But where banks have really excelled in the low-growth environment has been in keeping expenses low.
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At the session low, WTI came within about 30 cents of U.S. crude's 2017 low at $42.05.
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His website remains charmingly low-key, and according to the equally morbidly and low-fi website FindAGrave.
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The Malaysia ringgit hit 14-month low while the Philippine peso edged to near its 2008 low.
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But this was really -- I keep saying a new low, but this really is a new low.
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Trading volume was low in the absence of market-moving information in a traditionally low-volume season.
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Markets in Japan have been closed for holidays this week, leading to low volume and low liquidity.
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If a system is relatively low-cost and low-effort to assemble, why not take the leap?
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Another was the very low level of unemployment claims during April, which reached a 50-year low.
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"They are low on fuel; they are not empty, but they are low on fuel," says Anderson.
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The monthly water bill is also low, due to dual-flush toilets and low-flow shower heads.
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"Inflation has been quite low for some time and recent data were unexpectedly low," the RBA said.
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Republicans fear angering employers who count on cheap immigrant labor to fill low-paying, low-skill jobs.
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We didn't go low end because we wanted to, we went low end because we had to . . .
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For the low, low price of just $900 you can have a lifelike mask of Donald Trump.
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Two-year yields fell as low as minus 0.486 percent, within a whisker of their record low.
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Inside that, all the different groups, including minority groups are registering amazingly low, historically low unemployment rates.
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These countries, too, have low-income, low-educated voters who don't see the global order's greatest benefits.
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The notes were first marketed in the low 8 percent area yield and low 9 percent mark.
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Even the presumption about AQAP's size, seen in the low thousands, is a very low-confidence estimate.
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But it's not solely a low-tax, low-regulation environment that makes a state great for business.
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Low Leverage: CNLP's LTV (net debt to investment property assets) was low at 26% at end 2016.
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U.S. investigators said Low, known widely as Jho Low, bought the yacht with proceeds diverted from 1MDB.
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UTIs are a low-acuity, low-margin problem that can be treated with a quick office visit.
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The euro skidded 0.3 percent to as low as $1.1275, near a three-month low of $1.1234.
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It's an effort to compete with Halo Top, a popular low-calorie, low-sugar ice cream brand.
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Low-income and low-to-middle income countries bore the largest burden of air pollution-related diabetes.
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Low inflation can be toxic for economies when interest rates are also low (see a previous Explains).
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Low rates may be causing low inflation, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard theorized in Friday remarks.
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Provincia has a low profitability, low credit risk, a highly liquid balance sheet and adequate capitalization metrics.
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It rose from a low base, however, having hit an 2953-month low of $21,219 last week.
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The age-old advice is to buy low, sell high, and not to buy high, sell low.
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The low yields have been accompanied by low returns for funds that track the high-yield market.
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In other words, when rates are this low, keeping them low is fuel for a bull market.
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The Brazilian real hit a near two-year low and the Turkish lira reached a record low.
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Household spending continued to grow as record-low interest rates and low inflation bolstered consumers' purchasing power.
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The ECB is not the only central bank battling both low inflation and low expectations for inflation.
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The Oscars hit an eight-year low this year, and the Grammys hit a seven-year low.
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U.S. 2-year yields touched a low of 1.323 percent, matching a low hit four weeks ago.
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" The President of the United States on Stephen Colbert: "What a low-life, what a low-life.
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LOW RATES, LOW INFLATION, REASONABLE GROWTH IN REVENUES, THE ABILITY TO BRING PROFITS TO THE BOTTOM LINE.
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Temperatures will remain in the upper 853s and low 285s for the week, as humidity remains low.
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When you go low they just want you to go lower when the other person goes low.
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Low gas prices are a big reason that sales of the most energy-efficient autos remain low.
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Bailey says that those with low-porosity hair should make sure to use products with low protein.
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It's available now on Millican and Radiohead's respective web-stores, for the low, low price of $110.
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Best of all, the fancy little nine volt did so at the low, low price of $35.
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Last week, Brent hit a two-week low and U.S. crude fell to a five-week low.
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You see low unemployment — record low — for blacks, for Hispanics, for all the demographics of our nation.
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Nonprofits can play an important role by working with communities to develop low-tech, low-cost solutions.
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Now there is only a high-wage, high-skilled job and a low-wage, low-skilled job.
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The Australian dollar licked wounds at $0.5990, having hit a 17-year low of low of $0.5958.
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We said, 'Don't go out and buy a low-fat brownie just because it says low fat.
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Because Medicaid is primarily a program for low-income Americans, the amendment mostly affects low-income women.
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Whereas black men have incredibly low employment rates, particularly if they grew up in low-income families.
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We should just start out with a low-resolution, low-level front-facing camera for vanity's sake.
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When accounting for demographics, Sanders support is actually predicted by low proportionality and low authority/loyalty/sanctity.
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The school has struggled with underenrollment and low test scores, and is predominantly black and low-income.
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Eight of the reviews were critically low quality, two were low quality, and two were moderate quality.
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The indictment adds to a list of legal troubles for Mr. Low, also known as Jho Low.
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Those who are first in line take only a small amount of pizza: Low risk, low reward.
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But if your L-value is low, that implies a further question: What is keeping it low?
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Those expectations pushed its 10-year bond yields to a three-month low, near record low levels.
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Those expectations pushed its 10-year bond yields to a three-month low, near record low levels.
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Meaning: The project was always meant to incentivize people to accept low-paying and low-productivity jobs.
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If they go low — thank you Michelle Obama — if they go low, we go to the polls.
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You have to buy stocks because bond yields are so low because interest rates are so low.
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"The most important reason behind Norway's low rates is the low levels we see internationally," he added.
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Text is still perfectly readable at low brightness in low-light places and off in direct sunlight.
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With its light blue background and low-res imagery, the site for Low-Tech Magazine is intentionally
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Adding a ton of gears to a transmission keeps engine RPM low and fuel consumption equally low.
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" Enter Ferrell's Sondland, who tells reporters: "Keep the quid pro quo on the low-low, got it.
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Inflation remained low in 2015 thanks to low import and petrol prices (+0.2% on the HICP measure).
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"Your body does not want a low-fat diet with low carbohydrates," he said on the podcast.
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And the combination of low unemployment, rising wages and low oil prices should help drive consumer spending.
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The devastating effect on nonbusiness services sectors would inflict disproportionate hardship on low-skill, low-income workers.
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Low Battery Tattly Temporary Tattoo: We all have those days when our batteries are just running low.
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When inflation is very low, interest rates tend to be very low also, even in good times.
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A government-run insurance program that provides low- or no-cost health insurance to some low-income people, low-income or uninsured pregnant women and children, people with disabilities, the elderly, and more.
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SpaceX plans to launch 4,425 low-Earth satellites starting in 2019 and an additional 7,518 very-low-earth satellites to deliver high-speed, low-latency broadband services that are competitive with terrestrial alternatives.
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Arguments rage over why, with some holding that all the low-hanging fruit of technological improvements has been picked and some that demographics are trapping us in a low-investment, low-growth world.
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Part of the reason interest rates have fallen sharply in the last decade is that low growth has translated into what economists call a low "natural rate" of interest and low inflation levels.
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The strains of a weak global economy are starting to show— The strains of a global economy mired in a low growth, low inflation and low interest rate regime are starting to show.
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That is low, way too low, even though these numbers are showing a string of steady monthly increases.
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By comparison, the Tech Sector hit a low of $843.29 per share, down 1.39 percent at that low.
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And when she says low-carb, she means low-carb: no grains, beans or legumes for any meal.
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"We're at a 30-year low for unintended pregnancy and a record low for teenage pregnancy," Richards said.
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They bring that low energy, low vibration to that date because they are expecting it to be awful.
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It's not just that the average has been low, though -- it's how consistent the low ratings have been.
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In most advanced economies, unemployment rates are low and wages growth has picked up, although inflation remains low.
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"If this is low, then the risk of sustained human-to-human transmission is also low," he said.
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It also slipped to as low as 87.38 pence per euro, near Friday's eight-week low of 87.50.
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"Trends show that people travel now for intimate interaction with nature, low-key and low-density," he said.
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And if you improve access, it means low quality, or a low focus on quality, in some sense.
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"You name it, I've probably tried it -- Weight Watchers, low-fat, low carb, pills, injections, acupuncture," Navarro said.
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Brent crude reached a $45.08 low during Friday's trading and WTI fell as low as $43.57 a barrel.
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Low rates are the only bright spot in a housing market plagued by low inventory and rising prices.
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You've got a perfect picture right now: You've got very low inflation, low interest rates, the tax cut.
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The technology used is low cost and low energy, with specialized designed mesh used to power the process.
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The researchers cited low mass, and the resultant low costs, as the benefits of such comparatively tiny satellites.
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It also slipped to a low of 25 pound per euro, near Friday's eight-week low of 0.8750.
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The low rate conundrum Another approach is to say that high valuations are justified by low interest rates.
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The low-rise, low-density zones have in most cases long since been engulfed by crowded, bustling cities.
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Its low as a Dow member occurred on May 12, when it dipped as low as $89.47 intraday.
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He was hooked and ended up buying four bottles of mayo for the low, low price of $28.
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It hit a 27-month low against the greenback and a new six-month low versus the euro.
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New products Producing croton nut oil is a low-tech, low-energy process compared with traditional fuel manufacturing.
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The U.S. lawsuits named several individuals, including Malaysian financier Low Taek Jho, popularly referred to as Jho Low.
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Real wage growth and low unemployment were not filtering through to spending, with consumer confidence low, she said.
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We have low debt, low delinquencies, good savings in terms of dollars, and spending is at high levels.
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But some economists have worried that many of the jobs being added are low-wage, low-skill positions.
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Most of the national 5G auctions held in Europe to date have been low-key, low-cost affairs.
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Some 66 percent of investors see a "low growth, low inflation" backdrop - the highest level since October 2016.
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A low-income consumer broadband credit offers low-income households that subscribe to broadband services a modest refund.
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Staff shortages are common since prison jobs tend to be low-paying, low status and dangerous, he said.
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S. dispute is now pushing more to follow suit, especially makers of low-tech and low-value goods.
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Such a place has low rents—and for those who own their homes, almost ridiculously low property taxes.
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On the other side of the coin, consider how we treat low-income people, particularly low-income blacks.
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Relatively low minimum wages and easily gamed rules for overtime put low-wage workers in a deeper hole.
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Legitimately or not, he has been praised for record low unemployment -- now at 3.7%, a 49-year low.
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" These low-wage workers simultaneously generated "a redistribution of wealth from low- to high-skilled native-born workers.
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However, the low housing expenses and limited options for shopping and dining out keep our monthly spending low.
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But extremely low student debt levels aren't always a good sign — they can also reflect low college attendance.
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That's not surprising when helmet compliance among riders is so low ... like, under-5-percent-of-riders low.
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So why not borrow money at these low, low rates and do some much-needed repair and renovation?
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While Trump's approval rating is low, it's not as low as it feels like it ought to be.
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Days were in the low to mid-217s, but felt more like the low 100s with the humidity.
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Recently, prices were as low as $2.56 last Thursday, close to the low of $2.522 of last February.
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The ESRB added that low profitability will also weaken banks' resilience and low growth could worsen asset quality.
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And that really went with their strategy of being the low price, basically the low-cost provider always.
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Romero's use of flicking low-low kicks to knock his opponents off balance could work perfectly against Rockhold.
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As the values fell, Premier Cru's prices went from "simply low to irrationally low," according to Mr. Boothe.
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Aella Credit – Consumer and low-income lending platform Aella endeavors to give low-income people credit in Africa.
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They're all available on his Etsy shop, the Bieber boner pic for the low low price of $10.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry deliberately took a low-key, low-media approach when he arrived in Trump's Washington.
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This combination of low customer acquisition cost, low unit economics and high lifetime value has been working well.
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Financial markets have generally shown that investors anticipate a long period of low inflation and low interest rates.
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And we have never had as many low-wage/low-hour jobs as a percentage of the total.
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Before my surgery I went on a very strict anti-inflammatory, low-acid, low-potassium, dairy-free diet.
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That could mean statistically low to nonexistent GDP growth, very low interest rates, and close to zero inflation.
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About 40 percent of participants had a low-fat genotype, and 11.53 percent had a low-carbohydrate genotype.
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It's a sign that the effects of low unemployment have reached companies that rely on low-wage workers.
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To compete, you need experience creating, marketing, and providing a low-cost insurance plan for low-income people.
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By offering a low-fare alternative, the airline has kept fares low across all airlines, according to Harteveldt.
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So high elasticities mean low tariffs, low elasticities mean high tariffs, and the decline in trade is similar.
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"Their business model depends on low taxes and low wages and a reduction of workers rights," he said.
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And while central banks are hamstrung by low rates, fighting low inflation will increasingly fall to fiscal policy.
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And as Belsham alluded to, Jet is still keeping prices low, sticking to Walmart's "everyday low price" mantra.
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LOW STOCKS You can start to see why current low visible stocks are not preventing the price slide.
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LOW STOCKS You can start to see why current low visible stocks are not preventing the price slide.
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Researchers found no difference in the risk of death between people on low-fat versus low-carb diets.
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These workers and jobs are concentrated in the retail sector, which employs many low-wage, low-skill workers.
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"The general feeling is these are low-priority cases because the penalties are so low," Ms. Vukikomoala said.
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If low-fat yogurt is blended with fatty ingredients like coconut or chocolate, is it still low-fat?
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They shot a season-low 250 percent and made a season-low three 232-pointers against Texas Tech.
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Low numbers of layoffs have helped reduce the unemployment rate to a 16-year low of 4.3 percent.
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Walmart, meanwhile, is known for its "Everyday Low Prices" and customer base of low- and middle-income Americans.
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According to basic economic theory, applying an artificially low price will likely result in an artificially low supply.
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"That forces me to shoot a low one, because everybody on the North went low today," he said.
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Salaries are too low, and demands on staff are too high to justify a low salary for long.
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When the D.J. played "Low" by Flo Rida, I dropped it so low that I split my pants.
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I noticed while the traffic was very low to Behance, it was like a high-growth low number.
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"Crop prospects in regions with low to very low levels of soil moisture will likely deteriorate," it said.
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The limits fall into three categories: low (80 percent of the median income), very low (50 percent), and extremely low (30 percent of the median income or the federal poverty line, whichever is greater).
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But according to a United Nations report, "some researchers" believe that "extremely low levels of gun ownership" play a significant role in Japan's low overall homicide rate (not just the low firearm homicide rate).
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He has been making the case for roughly two years that the United States was stuck in a low-rate, low inflation and low productivity rut, and that rates needn't rise until something changes.
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In a world of low interest rates, low bond yields and low dividends, the fees charged by hedge funds simply take too big a bite out of gross returns to leave much for clients.
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This, along with low growth, low inflation and low oil prices, doesn't "exactly have this whiff of economic vitality," Ross said, adding that this is precisely why investors will instead invest in growth stocks.
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In the build up to the fight, many fans were incredulous that Stephens claimed he would attempt to low kick Aldo, as if low-kicking with a good low-kicker were a death sentence.
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"In China, when these things happen, it is when very high technology gets into the hands of very low-level bureaucrats, and by low level I mean low level of intelligence," Ms. Hung said.
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This is what small-town, small-time soccer has always looked like, not only here but in thousands of similar places across Europe: low-key games between low-key teams in low-key leagues.
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Economists sometimes disagree on the characteristics of a Goldilocks economy, but it is frequently characterized by a low unemployment rate, increasing asset prices, low interest rates, brisk but steady GDP growth and low inflation.
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The patterns are in line with historical norms, with low demand, low runs and low incentives to ramp up production, said Joanne Shore, the chief economist with the AFPM, a trade group representing refiners.
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This graphic from their paper — which draws on data from a large trial comparing the low-fat, low-carb, and Mediterranean diets — says it all: What you see in the first chart is a steep drop in weight within the first six months on the low-fat and low-carb diets.
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But it certainly calls into question the stereotype of family-based migration as a way for "low-skilled," low-earning immigrants to bring their low-skilled, low-earning relatives into the US. There are ways for citizens to get other people to agree to help support a potential immigrant relative.
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"Until we see investment pick up from levels that are low, even within a region of low investment, it is difficult to see a material improvement in the country's low potential growth rate", Scotiabank said.
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Bennie Thompson's district in Mississippi and Vicente Gonzalez's district in Texas are both Democratic-held majority-minority districts in Southern states with low tax rates, low property values, and correspondingly low levels of SALT usage.
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"They are taking a high-frequency, low-margin business of food delivery and tacking on low-frequency, high-margin businesses at low or zero customer acquisition costs," Chan told the audience at the summit event.
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Very low VIX readings often precede turbulence, but VIX can also stay low for a while without much incident.
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The website adds that mixed low-level radioactive waste can contain both hazardous waste and low-level radioactive waste.
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Rates won't stay low forever Bonds may seem like a losing bet right now since yields are so low.
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Low-bracket taxpayers have the additional issue: When they recharacterize, taxable income from a low-income year is removed.
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Symptoms of low blood levels include low sex drive, fatigue, body and facial hair loss, and decreased muscle mass.
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About six months before he was discharged, he began suffering from depression, low self-esteem and low self-worth.
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The rupee fell as low as 160.15 per dollar, close to its record low of 13 on June 20.
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This represents a 15-month low for the index, while job creation also slowed to an 18-month low.
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Chinese utilities are known to buy low-energy, but low-sulphur Indonesian coal for blending with higher energy coal.
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The euro stood at $26.32, not far from Tuesday's low of $22, a low last seen on March 1.
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The common practice for low-cost carriers is to offer super low fares for a restricted number of tickets.
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The euro stood at $1.2226, not far from Tuesday's low of $20143, a low last seen on March 1.
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Italy's chronically low growth, low inflation and gigantic public debt burden (133% of GDP) make a potentially deadly trio.
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The five-bedroom, five-bathroom house is currently for sale, at the low, low price of $9.5 million. 9.
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There's no rush on the low prices, either, with a few low-priced flights extending into June of 2018.
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Bank shares have been hit by concerns over their profitability in a low-growth and low-interest rate environment.
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Mitsubishi envisions this as a solution to help soulless office workers toiling under a low-lit, low-ceilinged room.
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Hispanic unemployment fell to 3.9%, setting a record low, while black unemployment remained at a record low of 20183%.
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Bonds right now would be at an all-time record-low yield and an all-time record-low coupon.
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The device released today combines a low height of < 0.4 mm with low load capacitance of 0.35 pF typical.
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And right now, you're seeing that, you know, unemployment levels are very low and new claims are very low.
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SoCalGas started issuing low OFOs on June 1, meaning the amount of gas on the pipes is too low.
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We're bumping forecast high temperatures down 250 degrees, with predicted highs closer to the low 50s than low 60s.
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Bring to a low boil over high heat, then reduce to medium-low, and cook for 15 minutes. 2.
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You add 14 states record low unemployment, record low unemployment for African- Americans, Hispanic-Americans, women in the workplace.
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You could have people low on extroversion and low on neuroticism, and they tend to be less emotionally intense.
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The trade war is now pushing more to follow suit, especially makers of low-tech and low-value goods.
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China was a low-wage country, so it started selling a lot of low-end manufactured goods like clothes.
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Now, you too can own Facebook's poorly timed foray into social hardware for the low, low price of $99.
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The trade war is now pushing more to follow suit, especially makers of low-tech and low-value goods.
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The pound dropped to a 27-month low against the dollar and a 6-month low versus the euro.
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Giving birth and s—, like my titties was already like a little low, low you know what I'm saying?
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Initial price thoughts were low 7% area on the secured and low 9% area on the unsecured bond respectively.
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The Saudi central bank parked the nation's oil wealth in Treasury bonds and other low-risk, low-return assets.
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The euro weakened to a 26-month low of $1.1034 and sterling touched a 30-month low of $1.2087.
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Their labor productivity is low relative to the rest of the world, and that's why their incomes are low.
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Today, Sweden boasts a low level of national debt, low and relatively stable inflation and a healthy banking system.
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Such "low-barrier" or "low-threshold" distribution programs have already been started in cities like San Francisco and Philadelphia.
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The first concern is what I call low-compassion, low-creativity jobs—probably half the jobs that humans have.
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But what if they were complements; if low-skilled migrants helped to boost the productivity of low-skilled natives?
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The rise in demand is being attributed to low fares, an improving economy, decreasing unemployment and low fuel prices.
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The low-point of Curry's series — and one of the low-points of his career — came in Game 63.
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President Trump's approval ratings currently sit in the low 40s — a historic low for this point in a presidency.
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Businesses are using Lures—for the low, low rate of $1.19 per hour—to draw customers and boost sales.
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Some have spoken of low-income, low-skilled occupations and new employees doing jobs they're not yet accustomed to.
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At the same time, financial markets have come under tremendous pressure in a low growth, low interest rate environment.
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An inability to buy high-quality feed has led to low-density and low-fat milk from domestic cows.
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Core inflation remains so low because wages not risen substantially even with jobless claims near a 48-year low.
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Ranking at No. 10, the Gem State received recognition for its low cost of living and low crime rates.
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All for the low low price of $999 (that's a lot of nines) and, um, $85 in monthly maintenance.
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Some are providing low-cost housing, paid sabbaticals, low-cost child care on-site, gym memberships and healthcare services.
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The existential threat to a president's party in Congress is low voter turnout and low engagement among base voters.
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Both Japan and the Euro-area have very low interest rates and their bank sector valuations are very low.
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Low fitness, smoking, high blood pressure, low income and loneliness are all better predictors of early death than obesity.
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But with central banks keeping interest rates low in the past few years, government bonds have had low yields.
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"These fares are unusually low, but low fuel costs and competition among airlines has brought prices down," he said.
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The euro weakened to a 26-month low of $1.1025, and sterling touched a 30-month low of $1.2077.
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The yacht was, at that time, owned by a fugitive banker named Low Taek Jho (often called Jho Low).
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Trump's approval ratings have been low for a new president, remaining mired in the high 30s to low 40s.
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This means low short-term interest rates for a very long time, and low long-term rates right away.
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However, it is important to note that the minimum wage targets individual low-wage workers, not low-income families.
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Low and ultra low-cost flight are a hot market for airlines as passengers look for cheaper air travel.
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Low-fat diets were popular during the 21970s and '21996s, pushing the food industry to create low-fat products.
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Both buildings will open next year, with asking rents in the low $40s to low $50s a square foot.
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Orr said risks "are relatively balanced," citing "perplexing" low wages and employment already at sustainable levels, alongside low inflation.
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They point to low consumer prices, low unemployment, the availability of cheap credit and even a booming stock market.
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It hit an all-time low of 156.20 per dollar in the previous session, matching Friday's record intraday low.
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If that's the case, shouldn't they want to invest billions more at the now low-low 80%-off price?
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They contain whey protein isolate, providing 11 grams of protein per serving, and they're low-sugar and low-carb.
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Without holding seats for low-income children, it's not certain the school will achieve 50 percent low-income enrollment.
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It fell as low as $12.85 earlier in the session, still firmly above its 52-week low at $11.93.
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Low-skill employees might be at a low or zero tax bracket at 25 and remain so in retirement.
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Though the terms have been scrubbed from marketing materials, all meals are still decidedly low-calorie and low-fat.
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And all of this can be yours for the low-low price of 570 yen—about five bucks stateside.
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Ten-year government bond yields fell as low as 1.888 percent, matching a three-week low hit on Tuesday.
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A low score could also suggest that consumption is too low, leaving the population at risk of infectious diseases.
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Wednesday evening's low was 29 below with a wind chill of 34 below; Thursday morning's low was 33 below.
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Low sperm counts and low motility could be a sign of bigger current or future health problems, he said.
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But the service has a legal imperative to serve all US addresses, even low-margin, low-density rural neighborhoods.
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Investors said low bond yields mean reduced investment competition for stocks, and relatively subdued inflation supports low interest rates.
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To communicate with a submerged submarine, very low frequency (VLF) and extremely low frequency (ELF) radio transmissions are necessary.
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President George W. Bush was diagnosed in 2004 with a "low" to "very low" risk of coronary artery disease.
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Confidence: Low-Medium Showers may return Tuesday keeping our high temperatures cooler, in the upper 50s to low 60s.
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It was not known who was representing Mr. Ng. A spokesman for Mr. Low said Mr. Low was innocent.
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Although a strong economy and low unemployment typically drive up inflation, it has remained puzzlingly low in recent years.
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That's something that really requires precise depth definition from the mobile device, ideally with low power and low latency.
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Asian American voters had previously received low investment from campaigns, largely because they were seen as having low turnout.
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It&aposs better to eat low-fiber, low-fat, and high-carbohydrate snacks 30 to 45 minutes before exercising.
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It was near a five-week low against the British pound and 33-month low against the Swiss franc.
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The currency flirted with five-week low against the British pound and 09303-month low against the Swiss franc.
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Low and ultra low-cost flights are a hot market for airlines as passengers look for cheaper air travel.
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It's a chicken or egg problem: Does low productivity cause slow growth, or does slow growth cause low productivity?
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But only 22019 percent of e-scooters are located in areas defined as both low-income and low-vehicle.
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It was near a five-week low against the British pound and 33-month low against the Swiss franc.
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Trouble with these glands is unusual but can cause both low sodium levels and episodes of low blood pressure.
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The prolonged low-rate, low-volatility environment since the 2008 financial crisis posed a challenge for pension fund managers.
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Kerry and McCain's low points were still higher than many of the low-polling Democrats in the 2020 race.
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Low clouds Low clouds reflect a great deal of sunlight, and how they will change is a major wildcard.
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The company was not typically associated with low-cost, low-quality components — it's even a supplier for Apple's iPhone.
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Monetarism didn't curb inflation, lax antitrust and low regulation didn't spur innovation, and low taxes didn't increase corporate investment.
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Second, a majority of recipients work full-time in low-wage industries with low rates of employer-sponsored insurance.
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America's mission to protect the Kurds after the Gulf War is a model for low-cost, low-risk intervention.
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Ferrell acted as if he got the message: "Keep the quid pro quo on the low-low," he said.
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The department has struggled with low morale and byzantine hiring practices that take months, even for low-level employees.
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The pound fell 0.2 percent to $1.25, after dropping as low on Thursday as $1.2854, a two-week low.
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Singapore authorities have described Low, also known as Jho Low, as a key figure in the money-laundering investigation.
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Low gasoline prices, relatively low interest rates and stronger employment have helped boost U.S. auto sales for several years.
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Michigan's crime rate presently sits at a 21625-year low and its prison population at a 2900-year low.
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And the ETF made a key "lower low" on Monday, meaning that it slipped below its prior intraday low.
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"Right now EM has [the] best of both worlds: low rates, and low inflation and increasing growth," Seymour said.
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" LOW RATES FOR PROLONGED PERIOD "If low rates are sustained for a prolonged period, that could hurt financial intermediation.
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Ivascyn described the last 10 years as a phase of low growth, significant disinflationary pressure and relatively low volatility.
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In a low-risk, low-cost move, the Cavaliers bought themselves experience, depth and scoring by adding Rose, 28.
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Bonds right now would be at an all-time record-low yield and an all-time record-low coupon.
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The combination of low growth and low inflation is particularly difficult for farmers, who benefit from higher food prices.
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But after seven years of low interest rates and low inflation, those fears have started looking a bit silly.
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Then you get low-quality ads and then readers complain because they're getting low-quality ads, especially international folks.
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The proposal was intended to help the government encourage spending during periods of low inflation and low interest rates.
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High housing costs, crime rate and high school dropout rate Lexington, Ky. Low infant care and housing costs, low crime rate Newark Long commute times, low median income, high crime rate Boise, Idaho Short commute times, low infant care and housing costs Buffalo High crime, high school dropout and unemployment rates Tallahassee, Fla.
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Bullard, a voting member of the U.S. central bank's rate-setting committee, recently shifted his view of monetary policy, concluding that the U.S. had entered a persistent period of low growth, low inflation, and low unemployment.
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Doctors typically advise patients with type 2 diabetes to follow a low-calorie, low-fat and low-carbohydrate diet that includes lots of fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains as well as lean poultry and fish.
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It considered students low income if they live in poor parts of the city, in neighborhoods with above-average levels of violence, or in neighborhoods where adults have low levels of education and have low incomes.
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In top-rated Germany, the 10-year German Bund yield fell to as low as -19873%, a record low that overtook a previous low hit last September at the height of concern about the Sino-U.
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Servicing the densest areas is a way to keep costs low, but it could bleed out the USPS, which has the legal imperative to serve all US addresses — even the low-margin, low-density rural neighborhoods.
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"Low-income consumers already have low rates of broadband adoption, and as your work continues in this proceeding, the Commission should pay special attention to practices that would disadvantage low-income consumers in particular," she said.
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But low pay rises, says Philip Lowe, the head of the RBA, harm the economy more than low house prices. ■
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Low long-term rates signal that investors expect central banks to keep short-term rates low for a long time.
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Several favorable market conditions continue to make airlines a good value stock: low fuel prices, low seat capacity and consolidation.
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Also, people tend to be low frequency, high intensity interactors whereas cats tend to be high frequency, low intensity interactors.
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It's meant for frying (obviously) and dehydrating — a combination of a low-speed fan and low temperature ensures thorough dehydration.
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According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition, New Jersey is already short 212,237 affordable homes for low income residents.
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The retail industry has long relied on low-cost imports to aid in keeping prices low for sticker-conscious consumers.
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Food insecurity, according to the study, posted a low of 4 percent in Loudoun County, Virginia, where unemployment is low.
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The fell as low as 112.09 per dollar in Asian trading, near a 2019 low of 112.135, before recovering slightly.
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The damages today are fairly low, which means the amount of money worth spending to avoid them is fairly low.
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While "The Piano Lesson" occasionally (and unwisely) settles for a low-key approach, it is never a low-energy show.
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China's yuan plunged to an 11-year low in the onshore market and hit a record low in offshore trading.
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This austere band prefers stocks with a low PE or a low price relative to the book value of assets.
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Someone should set up a low-cost, low-turnover fund that simply tracked the S&P 500 index of stocks.
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Market conditions are unlike those when Iliad launched its low-cost offer in France in 2012: prices are already low.
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In early 2015 investors were worrying that it was a low low-margin retail business and were losing their nerve.
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Today, we learned how much it was sold for, and it seems those low, low prices continued into its demise.
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But cyberattacks offer a high-impact, low-cost and comparatively low-risk way to generate cash and intimidate other countries.
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The school is also prohibiting parents from wearing leggings, sagging pants, low-rider shorts, short dresses and low-cut tops.
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But you can change all that with this autographed boxing glove, currently going for the low low price of $1,200.
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A low cost of living, coupled with cheap labor and a low unemployment rate, are drawing businesses to the area.
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In contrast with most current sci-fi hits, the original "Blade Runner" was a low-key, low-budget indie yarn.
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It may also be too low for others, and if it's too low, no one's going to sell to you.
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The euro hit a one-week low of $1.1162 and a 28-month low of 117.52 against the Japanese yen.
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You can filter by low-carb, low-calorie, gluten-free, seafood, or a whole range of other preferences and restrictions.
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With interest rates low, debt-service costs, as a share of after-tax income, are close to a record low.
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Low advises museum-goers or art lovers to "always look at art with a greater amount of sensitivity," said Low.
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Gilt yields fell to a new low near 0.86 percent, and the German bund was at a low -0.13 percent.
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The pound dropped 0.3 percent to an 11-day low of $1.2975 , close to the 10-month low of $1.2958.
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A world of low inflation and low nominal returns should prompt clients to pay a lot more attention to fees.
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Despite record-low mortgage rates and steady labor market growth, higher prices and continued low inventory is stymieing potential buyers.
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An alternative is for them to move to RIAs who charge low fees and put them in low-cost ETFs.
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Many low-wage workers rely on government programmes to top up their low wages, and on Medicaid for health insurance.
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Banks tumbled on Thursday as concerns mounted over their potential performance in a low-growth and low-interest rate environment.
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Bottom line: However, if anyone is seeking low cost, low risk military options, Korea is the wrong place to look.
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In September, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell rhapsodized about an economy where low unemployment, low inflation, and steady growth would persist.
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The Indonesian rupiah hit a 2-1/2-year low while the Malaysian ringgit touched a four-month low overnight.
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The Indonesian rupiah hit a 2-1/2-year low while the Malaysian ringgit hit a four-month low overnight.
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So if you're going to do a low-budget movie, you're definitely not doing a low-budget movie for Netflix.
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"Without the right skills or education, they find themselves stuck in low-skill, low-wage jobs or unemployed," he added.
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Meantime, networks earnings will be cut in future years in the low interest environment, and analysts criticise low earnings transparency.
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For Klein and several other analysts, the next level after the August low is the October 2014 low of 1,820.
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Vale is the world's top supplier of low-aluminium iron ore, preferred by Chinese mills for its low impurity level.
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TOPX is about 1.2, above a record low of 0.9 in 2012 but still relatively low compared to international peers.
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The Federal Reserve has raised rates from historic low levels in recent years, helping returns on low-risk financial assets.
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The business strategy is simple: sell lots of dull, low-risk products while keeping operating costs as low as possible.
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And an era of low interest rates and low returns has made investors more aware of the damage from charges.
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Opponents of the new rules include retailers and low-wage employers who often require unpaid overtime from low-salaried employees.
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Index funds can be a low-cost, low-risk way for investors, especially first-timers, to get into the market.
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These beers also have a relatively low alcohol content to keep the total calorie count quite low, according to Bershaw.
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Trump is blessed today with great economic numbers; from low interest rates to low unemployment, the nation's economy is humming.
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Saturday and Sunday will be cool, with highs in the low 70s and lows in the low 50s at night.
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Interest rates and bond yields have been low all through the recovery and expansion that followed, and they're low still.
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Costco shares hit a higher low in early June, roughly 2.6 percent above the previous low made in early May.
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A break of last month's low of 126.17 yen would make the April 2015 low of 126.08 the next target.
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Low unemployment, strong corporate earnings, low inflation, and potentially lower taxes are all rational reasons why consumer confidence is high.
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In other words, if you live in a low-population area, your chances of having clean water are already low.
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And Trump is facing the prospect of receiving low single digits of that vote (his numbers are almost cartoonishly low).
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As we've seen in the real world, low federal reimbursement rates (under Medicaid) mean low patient acceptance rates by physicians.
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But with interest rates so low, even fixed-rate mortgages are appealingly low at the moment — well under 4 percent.
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Like the VXX, the VIX has stayed low, hitting in early June a more than 23-year low of 9.37.
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The single currency hit a nine-month low of 1.1367 against the franc and a 10-month low of 124.61 .
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This is too low to lift incomes up very strongly, but also too low to cause major concern about inflation.
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But low-speed, low-impact settings like this are a much safer place to work out some of those bugs.
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Cub Swanson's favorite low-low kick made its usual appearance and nicely off balanced Kawajiri to create openings for punches.
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Standard funds guarantee a certain capital return, and are usually invested in low-risk fixed-income assets with low yields.
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While the new study lends additional support to the abandonment of the low-fat, low-fun diet—cheeseburgers for all!
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The Indian rupee dropped to a record low against the dollar; the Indonesian rupiah flirted with a three-year low.
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"At this low, low price point you can still make a profitable business work with Wi-Fi first," Chuang said.
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The strategy worked for people whether they followed diets that were mostly low in fat or mostly low in carbohydrates.
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Temperatures start in the low 295s and by the afternoon will warm all the way up to the low 26s.
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"This month, we realized the watermelon prices were very low — the supply was high, the demand very low," he added.
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He argued that central banks should revamp their policy approaches to deal with a low-rate, low-price-gain reality.
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Low skills, low wages, minimal English, lots of children and probably not the best hygiene — that's half of my pedigree.
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Low unemployment rate, high median income Detroit High housing costs and high school dropout rate, low median income Lubbock, Tex.
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Two enterprising women have been staging shots with cardboard cutouts of Drake, all for the low, low cost of $20.
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And to think, I could have shoes that look a lot like Keds for the low, low price of $1,050.
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"We've underestimated the forceful combination of a low supply of homes and record low interest rates," Real Estate Norway said.
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Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris blocked a low shot from Diego Costa, and a low header by Eden Hazard was off target.
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The payments were sometimes low enough, as a result of their low salaries, that their balances actually increased each month.
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A strong economy, low unemployment and relatively low fares are a combination prompting Americans to book trips for Labor Day.
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Low vitamin D levels have been associated with sarcopenia, so taking a daily supplement if you are low is important.
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The VIX reached an all-time closing low on November 7503 after dropping below its previous low reached in 1993.
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But pay in art, design and education is low in the early years, and for some people, it remains low.
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NEW YORK — On low-carb diets, meat and cheese are OK. On low-fat diets, fruit and oatmeal are fine.
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The NFIP's Preferred Risk Policy program offers low-cost policies for homes that have a low to moderate flood risk.
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Fund managers continue to expect low growth and low rates and believe central bank stimulus will continue to be needed.
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Simultaneously, the state changed eligibility rules to cut health care for 2480,24 low-income children and 2392,224 low-income adults.
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"Prices are already low for us, but still not low enough to compete with Vietnam," said one Bangkok-based trader.
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The union thinks it can fight any move to transfer work building electric cars to low-cost, low wage suppliers.
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Second, low-income families were particularly exposed given the potential shortfall in funding for low-income housing and food stamps.
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Simply put: "Low bars provide low results," Chris Hallberg, an author and leadership coach, tells CNBC Make It via email.
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Amazon enters high-friction, low-margin businesses as a means of differentiating low-friction, high-margin businesses (AWS and AMG).
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Pick any food fad, be it low-fat, low-carb, gluten-free or peanut avoidance, and you'll see the markers.
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It's been low since 2008, and market forecasts suggest that it will continue to be low over the next decade.
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The unemployment rate in 2018 is low, and it's been on the low side for a couple of years now.
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In the meantime, low inflation provides space to further cut the benchmark Selic rate, currently at a record low 6.00%.
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The organization's chief economist warned that policymakers around the world needed to act to stop the "low-growth trap" of low investment, insufficient demand, unemployment, historically low global trade growth and a "slowed pace" of structural reform.
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Bullard, a voting member of the U.S. central bank's rate-setting committee, recently shifted his view of monetary policy, concluding that the United States had entered a persistent period of low growth, low inflation, and low unemployment.
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In the meantime, human and financial resources are pulled away from low-cost (but also low-profit) disease prevention, such as low-cost community health workers and wellness counselors who work within the community, including household visits.
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Inflection points Dow: 15,666 (August low) S&P 500: 1,867 (August low) Nasdaq: 4,500 (August low) Now, you can believe in technical analysis or not (a lot of you think it's a bunch of voodoo, I know).
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"The Maui's dolphin faces serious demographic risks due to critically low abundance, a low population growth rate, a restricted range, low genetic diversity, and ongoing threats such as bycatch in commercial and recreational gill nets," it added.
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Responding to critics of easy money who denounce low rates as "artificial" — because economies shouldn't need to keep rates this low — he suggested that we compare low interest rates to the insulin injections that diabetics must take.
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And in these as well as another, larger, trial, hemoglobin A1C, which is the primary marker for a diabetes diagnosis, improved significantly more on the low-carb diet than on a low-fat or low-calorie diet.
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Good museums, low rents, large population under 45 Raleigh, N.C. Strong local economy, large population under 45 Omaha Low housing costs, short commute times Des Moines Short commute times, low crime rate and housing costs Austin, Tex.
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But in practice, children who grow up in neighborhoods with low-performing elementary schools tend to go to low-performing middle schools, then on to high schools with low graduation rates and even lower college-readiness rates.
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A morning low in the low 40s F (4 to 6 C) and wind chill in the 30s will once again make for a chilly start, but temperatures should rebound into the low 60s by the afternoon.
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"I would highlight Urban especially as having a higher low relative to a couple years ago, which makes it a bit more promising than Nordstrom having made a lower low relative to that 2016 low," said Stockton.
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"The main findings where an increase in heart attacks in low temperature, strong wind, low sunshine duration and low atmospheric pressure," said Erlinge, who is also head of the department of cardiology at Lund University in Sweden.
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The rates varied widely by region and by country, with 91% of low-weight babies born in low- and middle-income countries and three-quarters of all low-weight births occurring in sub-Saharan Africa and southern Asia.
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According to the Low Carbon Monitor report, if all embrace low emissions development, renewable energy could be five times cheaper or more by 2050, a vision of a low-cost energy future we believe everyone wants and deserves.
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Rather than offering low or no fees, the Salt Low truBeta US Market ETF brands itself as a low-volatility fund that can do investors one better: it plans to actually pay them to put money in it.
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The United States provides public housing and Housing Choice Vouchers for low-income families, builds community health clinics, supports low-income school districts, and remediates environmental contamination in low-income communities of color, all through domestic discretionary programs.
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Two low-volatility E.T.F.s that outperformed the S&P 1113 in 2018 were: Hartford Multifactor Low Volatility US Equity E.T.F., which was basically flat, and Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility E.T.F., which lost just over 2 percent.
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"For the low low price of one like, you can support a child in need of Instagram engagement," another user tweeted.
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"The benefit to industry is low, U.S. tariffs are already low," said another government official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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This is because of the strange belief that being good at low kicks automatically comes with perfect defence of low kicks.
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Heating assistance for low-income people The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps families afford heating and cooling costs.
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