Importantly, government debt as a share of revenues is also substantially higher than peer medians (275% compared with the 'A' and 'AA' medians of 145% and 167%).
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GDP per capita is well below 'BBB' and 'BB' medians.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Morocco's ratings reflect economic performance, public finance and external finance metrics in line 'BBB' medians and structural features (as reflected in development and governance indicators) that are weaker than peer medians.
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The company's operational profile supports a higher rating than those medians.
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I've graphed these stats together below, in order by their medians.
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That's compared to the national medians of about $227,000 and $1,700, respectively.
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Most indicators of economic development are in line with 'BB' category medians.
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Both indicators will become worse than the medians for 'BBB' category sovereigns.
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The deficit is more than three times the 'BBB' and 'BB' medians.
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What would you do to make the medians on Park Avenue more interesting?
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Here, graystone homes and brick cottages line elegant boulevards with wide, grassy medians.
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In particular, GDP per capita and human development indicators are lower than 'BB' medians.
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They have added medians and made other changes to roads to better protect pedestrians.
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Meanwhile, the sanitation crews will be busy pulling up weeds from traffic medians. Curbs.
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Restaurants reopened, and people were retrieving their cars from medians and other high ground.
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We live in concrete cities, deal only with managed forms of nature -- farms, lawns, medians.
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Signs were put up in lawns and roadway medians thanking Clinton for decades of service.
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Their compensation, however, is included in averages and medians for other columns in the table.
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In the 1970s guerrilla gardeners in New York began seed-bombing empty lots and medians.
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The inmates were repairing medians nearby when they and deputies rushed to help, KABC said.
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Parts of the boulevard have wide, grassy medians, Grecian columns, pergolas and classically styled mansions.
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We forecast real GDP to increase to 4.2%, well above regional and rating-peer medians.
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The bank's ratio of Fitch Core Capital to risk-weighted assets is also below peer medians.
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It was trading at $1.34 late on Wednesday and medians were little changed from last month.
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The government debt ratio remains above both the 'BBB' and 'A' medians (40.6% and 52.1%, respectively).
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Starting in 2013, they outlawed begging on street medians, saying it was a public safety issue.
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Mr. Richter described people driving on the shoulders, medians and the wrong side of the road.
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Officials broadened curbs to shorten the crossing, and widened medians and built protective barriers around them.
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These HD maps rely on lane markers, curbs, medians, and other road characteristics to inform navigation.
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But you come back to New York and you look at the infrastructure of New York, you look at Van Wyck Expressway, you look at the medians, which, I would, you know, I've already got an order out — the aluminum medians — you've heard me talk about it.
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The streetlights, medians, and traffic lights have been fixed and repainted all along the route he'll travel.
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Fitch notes that STI's Common Equity Tier 1 and Fitch Core Capitals both fall below peer medians.
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However, structural features including per capita income, human development and governance indicators score well above peer medians.
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However, as compared with the 'A' medians, the levels of government debt and deficits remain a weakness.
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The signs, flowers and candles at the memorials in the medians of Las Vegas Boulevard were gone.
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I've seen T-shirts with Kobe and Gianna's faces for sale on street corners and road medians.
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It's Maine, where the median income and median home value tend to be close to national medians.
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Families of militants say they have been reduced to eating a weed that grows in highway medians.
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All EM Asia entities, except Mongolia, are expected to grow faster than the medians of their rating categories.
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Officials in Illinois described crashes along the interstates, with cars trapped in ditches and on medians and ramps.
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Reported CET1 is higher than peer level medians, which Fitch views as appropriate and supportive to the ratings.
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Rwanda's outperformance of the 'B' and 'BB' medians on several governance indicators is key to maintaining donor support.
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The solid green line in the figure above shows the Martin and Quinn medians as calculated in 22013.
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Nationally, prices will rise 2.8% this year, 22020% next year and 3.1% in 2022, medians in the Feb.
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Of course, medians can mask significant internal disparities, so it's also interesting to consider state-level poverty rates.
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McKinsey reported that ethnically diverse companies are 35 percent more likely to outperform their respective national industry medians.
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Fiscal consolidation and reforms implemented since 2013 have gradually helped bring public finance indicators in line with 'BBB' medians.
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Keep in mind, these are national medians, they're not specific to people who pursued those majors at individual schools.
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Net external debt (55% of GDP) and external debt service (23% of CXR) are double their respective 'B' medians.
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So in six months and in a year's time, medians in the poll said cable would be at $1.20.
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Despite some volatility in agricultural output, GDP growth has been higher than 'BBB' medians over the past five years.
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GDP per capita, human development indicators and financial development indicators are significantly below 'B' medians, illustrating weak debt tolerance.
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Goldman's reported CET1 is inline with GTUB peer medians, which Fitch views as appropriate and supportive to the ratings.
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Palm trees line the medians on Gilchrist Avenue right near the Gulf, and residents tool around in golf carts.
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The space for countercyclical fiscal policy is underpinned by government debt metrics that are much stronger than peer medians.
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But medians showed only two hikes next year, compared to three increases based on the Fed's own dot plots.
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All along the highway were billboards ripped to shreds and giant metal signs felled and crumpled in the medians.
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The medians are made not of aluminum, but rather of galvanized steel, said Tiffany L. Portzer, a department spokeswoman.
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With its six lanes and tree-lined medians, it is one of the great boulevards of the United States.
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Older walkers simply could not move that quickly, often ending up stranded in narrow medians with cars whizzing by.
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Out of food, the families say they have been reduced to boiling a weed that grows in highway medians.
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Development and governance indicators are structurally weaker than 'BBB' medians, illustrating weaker debt tolerance than peers and reducing rating upside.
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Debt/GDP in both gross and net terms and debt/revenues are all well below the 'BB' and 'BBB' medians.
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It would turn the Sheridan from an interstate highway into Sheridan Boulevard, with landscaped medians and at least two crosswalks.
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Regulatory capital ratios have been consistently well above peer medians over time, supported by internal capital generation and conservative capital management.
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Those medians are well below the 30-patient cap that doctors initially faced when they were authorized to prescribe the medication.
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The story is refiled to correct first sentence of paragraph seven to indicate that the numbers cited were medians, not means.
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Human and financial development indicators, as well as governance and doing business indicators, compare favourably with both 'BB' and 'BBB' medians.
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Medians in the poll said it would rise to 0.7% this fiscal year through March 2020 and the following fiscal year.
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A more sustainable approach also enlists a city's curbs, medians, parking lots, parks and waterfronts in the service of flood protection.
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So city leaders are embarking on an ambitious quest to store the rare deluges, even turning road medians into collection devices.
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He then sped through medians and across a lawn, and Mellen jumped out at a stop at about 4:30 p.m.
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The McKinsey report concluded that "companies in the top quartile for racial and ethnic diversity are 21625 percent more likely to have financial returns above their respective national industry medians" and "companies in the top quartile for gender diversity are 2900 percent more likely to have financial returns above their respective national industry medians," among other eye-opening findings.
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Its structure is favourable, with a lower interest rate burden and a smaller share of foreign currency debt than the 'BBB' medians.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Serbia's 'BB-' IDRs reflect the following key rating drivers: Serbia's structural features are broadly in line with 'BB' medians.
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While the company had historically outperformed peers on a consistent basis, Fitch observes that TRMK's earnings have converged downward with peer medians.
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The two numbers may not seem similar, but Magnify Money has studied how medians of the two look in a larger context.
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Inflation is not expected to pick up either, averaging 0.3 percent this year and 1.4 percent next, unchanged from last month's medians.
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While current earnings are below pre-crisis levels, they exceed large regional bank peer medians and are in line with Fitch's expectations.
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Governance indicators, as measured by the World Bank, compare unfavourably with 'BBB' medians, partly reflecting the centralisation of powers in the presidency.
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Medians in the wider poll of around 70 foreign exchange strategists suggest they echo that view as they see the pound strengthening.
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We forecast real GDP growth of 7.8% and 7.5% this year and next, more than double the rating category and regional medians.
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Increased regulation stemming from research, such as better seat-belt laws and medians that prevent head-on collisions, have helped keep drivers protected.
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The fire encompassed more than 200 acres and was "out of control" near Interstate 8, burning traffic medians alongside the stretch of road.
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Economists largely agreed with Saunders and medians suggests borrowing costs will rise 25 basis points early next year, taking Bank Rate to 1.00%.
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Medians projected 22021 percent GDP growth in the fiscal year ending in June 28.9 and 29.2 percent in the 2020/2021 fiscal year.
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These factors are balanced against weak development and governance indicators, and high general government debt and current account deficits relative to peer medians.
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Real GDP growth and volatility are worse than medians, and the unemployment rate is particularly high, at an estimated 13.6% at end-2016.
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Human development and GDP per capita are above the peer medians, and the business environment promotes innovation, particularly among the high-tech sector.
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The city's street redesign projects target places where crashes frequently occur, creating new signals, concrete curb extensions and widened medians, among other fixes.
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Fitch forecasts FFO coverage and leverage ratios will approximate 4.9x and 3.7x or better, respectively, consistent with target medians for the 'A-' IDR.
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Public debt composition is favourable in Morocco, with a lower interest bill than 'BBB' medians and 71% of GG debt issued in local currency.
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The site supports mainstream commerce medians like Stripe and PayPal, and it's also one of the very few monetization platforms that welcomes NSFW content.
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Despite the sharp improvement in debt dynamics, public sector indebtedness remains higher than both the 'A' and the 'BBB' medians (43.9% and 40.6%, respectively).
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Operating EBITDA margins averaged 14.2%, and both the operating and operating EBITDA margins comfortably exceed Fitch 'AA' category medians of 4.9% and 11.5%, respectively.
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After a sluggish 0.3 percent growth expected in the first quarter of the year, medians showed 0.4 percent through the end of next year.
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Average income is around USD8,387 at market rates, or USD13,13 at purchasing-power parity, well below the 'A' medians of USD19,259 and USD27,714 respectively.
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GDP per capita is on par with peers, while governance indicators and ease of doing business indicators are slightly better than 'BB' medians and improving.
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Over the past 12 months, STI has reported an ROA of 1.02%, in line with peer medians, and an improvement from the prior 12 months.
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The government debt ratio is substantially higher than both the 'A' and the 'AA' medians (51% and 39% respectively), despite the improvement in debt dynamics.
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Medians suggest the first rate increase of 25 basis points will come early next year, one calendar quarter later than was forecast a month ago.
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Medians in the latest poll of over 70 economists also suggest an August increase, but over 40 percent of them expect no change then either.
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Medians showed they will be left at 14 percent in Nigeria and 9 percent in Kenya through to the middle of next year at least.
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The town is the uncredited backdrop of countless postcards, posters and Instagram accounts — the bluebonnets are bright and ubiquitous, and even color the grassy medians.
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The wide green medians on the avenue provide open space for new sculptures of those who resisted slavery, the Confederacy, the institution of Jim Crow.
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NVE Outlook to Positive: The affirmations and Positive Outlooks for NVE, NPC and SPPC reflect solid credit metrics that are consistent with 'BBB' target medians.
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He and his students are trapping rats and mice in medians and parks, and one of his students is swabbing the posteriors of live pigeons.
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Both total debt and interest payments as a percentage of revenue, at 262% and 16.5% respectively, are higher than the 'B' medians of 227% and 9.6%.
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Greece's IDR also reflect the following key rating drivers: The ratings are underpinned by high income per capita levels, which far exceed 'B' and 'BB' medians.
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No right turns at red lights Even with medians on bike paths, unprotected intersections remain a problem area—particularly when turning cars cut across bike paths.
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While Fisher Brothers owns buildings along Park Avenue, it does not control the medians it chose for the competition, which run between 46th and 57th Streets.
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India's fiscal balances are a weak point of the sovereign's credit profile, with both general government debt and the deficit well above its 'BBB' peer medians.
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In addition, the Department of Transportation has promised to add bike lanes, install sculptures, elevate median strips and plant trees in the medians, according to plans.
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Specifically, RGB-plotted, sound-reactive centroids (the intersection points of a triangle's three medians) define and drive the various geometric shapes seen in the video. Denial.of.
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Officer Tarver described the frantic drive from Queens Village to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, hurtling the wrong direction down one-way streets and across grass medians.
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But medians from the poll said Bank Rate would fall to 0.1 percent in November and then stay there until at least the end of 2018.
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Solid Credit Metrics: Fitch estimates that MF and MEC's financial metrics will remain consistent with current rating levels based on Fitch's target medians and peer comparisons.
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In 2019, the city expects to begin a $255-million project that will add wide, tree-lined medians, benches and a continuous bike and walking path.
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Economic performance has historically been more volatile than peers, with volatility of real GDP growth, inflation and the real effective exchange rate all higher than 'BB' medians.
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A fiscal deficit 1.2% of GDP and public debt ratio 39.4% of GDP in 2015 compared with the 'BBB' medians of 2.7% and 11033% of GDP, respectively.
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Medians gave the likelihood of one in the coming year as 15 percent, down from 20203 percent given in July, and within two years at 25 percent.
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These paths use a barrier—concrete medians, flex-posts, or in Toronto's case, flower boxes—to separate cars from cyclists, ideally for the entirety of their journey.
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Wages will rise 2.2 percent this year and 2.5 percent next whereas inflation will average 2.7 percent in 2017 and 2.6 percent in 2018, according to medians.
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Medians in the poll of 26 economists, surveyed by Reuters last week, suggested the economy will grow 6.503 percent next year after expanding 0.9 percent in 2017.
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Another called for perforated metal leaves inspired by mimosa plants that would open and close when Metro-North Railroad trains rumbled through the tunnels beneath the medians.
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These have design features that are consistent with the speed appropriate for the location: Curves, medians, bike lanes, and roundabouts nudge the driver toward a given speed.
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"We were driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and when we came to a stop, I jumped out the car and ran away," Mellen said.
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Raising it to a level that is closer to the BB or Central American medians of 32% and 20% of GDP respectively would require deeper structural fiscal reform.
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The pound is currently trading around $1.216, and medians from the wider poll put the pound at $1.21 in six months and at $1.23 a year from now.
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All city medians and all city parks—except for one that's uphill and would cost too much energy to pump up—use recycled water, which is treated wastewater.
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An upgrade is currently contingent on ABI showing evidence of a path to deleveraging towards at least the upper end of the 'BB' leverage medians relative to peers.
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A few of those blocks would overlap with medians tended by the Fund for Park Avenue, which plants tulips, begonias and mums from 54th Street to 86th Street.
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Traditional capital adequacy metrics, including operating leverage of 0.4x and net leverage of 2.6x, were more conservative than statutory sector credit factors (SCF) medians for the current rating.
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Average GDP growth over the past five years is, however, in line with peers, while volatility of inflation and real effective exchange rate is lower than the 'BBB' medians.
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For 2016, Lithuania's deficit and debt-to-GDP ratios are projected to have reached 0.6% and 40% of GDP, respectively, against the category 'A' medians of 103% and 52%.
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South Africa's general government debt, at 52.6% of GDP (including local government debt) in March 2017, is above the 'BB' and 'BBB' category medians of 51% and 41%, respectively.
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After waiting an awkward few moments, we were granted access to a private road lined with meticulously groomed medians, planted palms interspersed with bougainvillea and golf-cart crossing signs.
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There are several species of puffball mushroom, but the giant puffball (Calvatia gigantea) is particularly fond of familiar settings like sports fields, dog runs, even litter-strewn highway medians.
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Mr. Yarnold, the president of Audubon, noted that policymakers could protect local wetlands and forests, while local communities could plant more native vegetation in backyards and along highway medians.
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For the first time this season we noticed the scent of cherry blossoms in the air, and met gardeners putting perennials in parks, sidewalk pots and medians around town.
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Belgium's ratings are supported by its diversified and high-value added economy, strong performance on governance indicators relative to the 'AA' medians, and low volatility of growth and inflation.
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For those who don't qualify for the help, or who chose other than a silver plan, the deductibles can be much higher than the lower medians highlighted in the report.
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Medians in the poll said one euro, currently worth 85.5 pence, would get you 85.0p in a month, 86.0p in three months and 87.0p at the end of the year.
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Government debt as a share of revenue is also substantially higher than most peers (265% forecast at year-end, compared with 141% and 159% for 'A' and 'AA' medians respectively).
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All over town, people parked their cars on the city's medians — referred to around here as "neutral grounds" — in hopes their vehicles would be safe on the slightly elevated strips.
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Barclays' economists, whose estimates are exactly in line with both medians, argue "weaker-than-expected growth in industrial production, retail sales and services" will drag the fourth-quarter figures down.
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Moreover, Afflelou's cash conversion as measured by FCF/EBITDA (as defined by Fitch) is fairly strong relative to the medians for European leveraged retail peers in the 'B' rating category.
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This year, four sculptures he created, from scraps cast off during the creation of "Growth," grace medians on Lenox Avenue in Central Harlem and on 106th Street in East Harlem.
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Net external debt decreased further in 2016, to an estimated 24.7% of GDP (down from 41.4% at end-2015), although it remains higher than both the 'BBB' and 'A' medians.
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In the majority of districts that went from Republican to Democrat: Residents had incomes higher than statewide medians, as well as higher educational attainment — in most places by considerable margins.
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We were kind of driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and then finally, once he came to a stop, I jumped out of the car and ran away.
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The agency also forecasts foreign reserve coverage will grow to 17.7x current-account payments in 2016, higher than medians for both 'AA' and 'A' rated peers of 4.3x and 4.2x, respectively.
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At a micro-level, we also know that companies who leverage the racial and ethnic diversity of our country are 35 percent more likely to outperform their respective national industry medians.
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Fitch expects general government debt to rise to nearly 80% of GDP in 2016 from around 62% of GDP in 2015, well above the 'BBB' and 'BB' medians of around 40%.
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Last night, Republican Debbie Lesko beat Democrat Hiral Tipirneni in a special election for Arizona's eighth congressional district, a Phoenix suburb with demographics that skew wealthier, whiter, and older than national medians.
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Medians in a Reuters poll of 60 specialists, taken before the election, predicted the pound will be at $1.28 in one month, $1.27 in six and then at $1.28 in a year.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS STRONG AND CONSISTENT OPERATING RESULTS TREND: AHS continues to produce strong and sustained operating profitability margins which consistently exceed the 'AA' medians and are considered a key credit strength.
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We expect net external debt (47% of GDP) and external debt service (21% of CXR) are to stabilise over the forecast period, although they are more than double their respective 'B' medians.
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Such an elevated debt level (BB and BBB medians are around 42% of GDP), leaves public finances with limited flexibility if faced with future shocks and exposed to the risk of deflation.
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According to the Denver Office of Marijuana Policy director of communication Eric Escudero, Denver will allocate $9 million to mobility projects, like creating bike lanes, repairing sidewalks, and creating medians in 2019.
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Net external debt/GDP (11.7%) and net sovereign external debt/GDP (8.1%) are lower than the 'B' peer medians in 2016, but are rising on the back of greater recourse to foreign financing.
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Slivers of greenery were eked out of traffic islands, medians and turning lanes, or whittled from irregularly shaped corners where streets crossed at a diagonal, or remnants left over after highway construction projects.
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Hungary's 'BBB-' IDRs also reflect the following key rating drivers: Hungary's GDP per capita and governance indicators are higher than the 'BBB' medians, reflecting the greater economic development and integration with Western Europe.
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The Sanders' campaign said Saturday that he was indeed referring to OECD averages and medians, noting that a CNN article pointed out US health spending was more than twice the median for 2016.
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Economists polled by Reuters took him at his word and medians suggest a 25 basis point increase to Bank Rate to 1.00 percent would come in the fourth quarter, later than thought last month.
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Fitch forecasts Iceland's government debt/GDP to fall below the medians to 7503% by 2019, driven by strong economic growth and in line with the government's strategy in its five-year fiscal policy statement.
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But when she and another architect, Dijana Milojevic, entered a design competition, they suggested importing minigolf to the heart of Midtown Manhattan — specifically, to the medians in a nine-block stretch of Park Avenue.
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Governance indicators as measured by the World Bank are stronger than the 'BB' medians, despite Political Stability and Voice and Accountability scores that are worse than for 85% of all countries rated by Fitch.
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Kobani, a Kurdish-majority town on the Turkish border, has become a virtual gopher mound, with tunnels along its main roads, near its graveyard, in traffic medians and within sight of Turkish border posts.
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According to car's driving manual and the disclaimer drivers accept before they can engage it, the system should only have been used on highways with clear lane markings, strict medians, and exit and entrance ramps.
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New Yorkers would awake to find them encamped on the medians of Broadway, from West Seventy-second Street to 166th, as if giants had stomped into town overnight and found a nice place to rest.
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Medians in the latest poll predict no move from the Bank for over a year and it is then expected to add 25 basis points to borrowing costs and take the bank rate to 1.00%.
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Fitch now expects the current account to remain in surplus in 2016-17, helping to halt further increases in net external debt, which at 41.3% in 2015 is well above the 'AA' and 'AAA' medians.
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He has put nearly $700 million in this year's budget for the first phase of a $1.8 billion project to turn the expressway into a ground-level boulevard, with trees and crosswalks and grassy medians.
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Car makers haven't got nearly as long a lead time to perfect the maps that will keep driverless cars from sliding into ditches or hitting misplaced medians if they want to meet their optimistic deadlines.
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Even though averages and medians are up, based on these projections, the overall dollar amounts invested in seed are down from its peak by around $22016 to 463 million for the first half of this year.
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The survey, taken this week, indicates the rand ZAR=D3 will fluctuate in the next 12 months against the dollar, and while the medians showed it would remain around 13.50, the range of forecasts was wide.
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Developed starting in the mid-1980s, the community has nearly 900 acres, with landscaped medians, a heavy tree canopy and quiet cul-de-sacs, as well as a private 18-hole golf course and an arboretum.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An aquarium, a wind farm, and an artificial alpine environment are among a group of eye-catching proposals that reimagine a 11-block stretch of medians along Manhattan's Park Avenue.
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New Orleans officials also said people would be allowed to park their cars on raised street medians, and officials warned that high winds could leave parts of New Orleans without power for up to a week.
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This year's bloom is more widespread — purple and yellow sprays along freeway medians, golden poppies covering hillsides that glow orange from miles away, and desert valleys filled with dozens of species, some not seen for decades.
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Sofaz assets and the large net external creditor position of the sovereign and non-bank private sector mean Azerbaijan's external balance sheet is stronger than 'BB' category medians and a critical support to the sovereign rating.
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In 1995 it authorized the construction of express toll lanes in the medians of a 85033-mile section of State Route 91 (east of Anaheim) and an eight-mile section of I-15 (north of San Diego).
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Medians in a Reuters poll showed only two hikes next year compared to three increases based on the Fed's own dot plots, but economists could be swayed into agreeing with the Fed if tariffs drive up inflation.
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In the second and third quarters of 22.00 the economy is forecast to contract by 225% and 2500%, respectively, before returning to growth of just 21.0% in the final three months of the year, the poll medians showed.
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Even as officials eased up on the regulations, the state made permanent prohibitions against washing down sidewalks and driveways, using a hose without a shut-off valve to wash cars and banning the use of water on road medians.
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The G.R.D.C. is also in ongoing conversation with the city about small but powerful infrastructural changes like traffic-calming curb extensions, raised crosswalks, or grassy medians that will encourage people to slow down and perhaps even buy a book.
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We were kind of driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and then finally once he came to a stop, I jumped out of the car and ran away," he told the station, describing the ordeal as "scary.
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The current account deficit narrowed to 1.9% of GDP in 2015, from 5.7% in 2014, and net external debt declined for the first time since 203, to 24.8% of current account receipts, aligning most external finance indicators with 'BBB' medians.
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UPDATE: Matt Bruenig has a useful piece arguing against using medians and median-to-median ratios for evaluating the effects of proposals meant to mitigate the wealth gap; it's a worthwhile complement to Zewde's analysis, if you're interested in this topic.
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Matt Mellen was only one mile from his home in Kalamazoo, Michigan on Saturday afternoon when his Uber driver, Jason, received a phone call and reportedly became very erratic, "running stop signs" and "driving through medians" before finally letting him out.
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For example, the median of FOMC participants' projections for the federal funds rate is now only 0.9 percent for the end of 2016 and 1.9 percent for the end of 2017, both 1/2 percentage point below the December medians.
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He called his wife, Janna, and after he hung up, as he drove down Orange County's wide boulevards divided by manicured medians, he soon was telling another story, this one about the first time he played in Rio de Janeiro.
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Here's the median total personal income for full-time, year-round workers at each year of age, showing the rise through the mid-30s and the plateau until retirement age: And here's a look at the specific medians for each year:
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Next month, the city will also begin working on a redesign of Exterior Street that will include replacing the aging water and sewer lines underneath, and widening sidewalks, repaving the road surface, improving lighting and adding pedestrian medians and bike lanes.
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Medians in the poll of over 60 strategists, taken in the past week, showed sterling would be worth $1.27 in a month — just before the general election — but then weaken to $1.03 in six months before settling at $1.25 a year from now.
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Coverage of pro forma maximum annual debt service (MADS) of $220.6 million was 5.6x in fiscal 2015 based on the Master Trust Indenture (MTI) calculation and MADS represented a 2.3% of total system revenues, both in line with Fitch's 'AA' category medians.
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Embracing the raw, powerful sense of freedom that comes with barreling down the road in your birthday suit, the man threw caution to the wind and zipped past the cops, weaving into medians and, at one point, driving straight toward oncoming traffic.
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Repeat these fights dozens of times per project and it's no longer so difficult to envision how they end up getting relegated to land the public already owns regardless of how useful it is like freeway medians or don't get built at all.
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It's where he catches the bus and where he makes the long trek to the nearest grocery store, but it's treacherous: grassy medians and boulevards to the south give way to a bleak concrete expanse of wide lanes and empty parking lots.
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People are also leaving these bikes and scooters on private property, and on tiny bits of the city that are usually reserved for trees, or that act as divisions between pieces of an urban space such as bike lanes, medians, entryways, and parkways.
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A separate analysis using medians instead of average earnings, which reduces outliers, showed the same results with one exception: In the $30 million to $50 million category, the median take for male-led films was $104 million, and for women it was $102 million.
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A visible negative trend in earnings measured by return on assets (ROA) or pre-provision net revenue to average assets (PPNR to AA) from current levels resulting in materially lower capital ratios than peer medians could lead to negative rating action over the long-term.
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The Wall Street Journal posted a report on 2 of the company's parking lots -- one at the Palo Alto HQ, and another in Fremont, CA -- and they've got cars double parked, stacked like sardines ... or even parked on top of curbs and medians, often back to back.
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Medians in the poll predict South Africa will make a first quarter trim of 26.1 basis points to 26.8 percent and while Kenya will hold steady on Monday it is expected to cut 20183 basis points to 22018 percent in the second quarter of next year.
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So medians in the poll of over 50 strategists suggest one euro will get you 91.1 pence in a month, the same in six months - half way through the initial Brexit negotiations - and 92.0p in a year, a weaker view for sterling than in an August poll.
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Last month, the Bank added back the 25 basis points it took off borrowing costs in the aftermath of the vote, taking Bank Rate back to 0.50 percent, but it won't act again until towards the end of 2018 when it will add another 25 basis points, medians showed.
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For the first time at the Renwick, an exhibition is spilling out of the museum's doors onto the streets of downtown DC, with six large sculptures, including "Ursa Major," taking up residence on sidewalks and medians through a partnership with the downtown-area Golden Triangle Business Improvement District.
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And while there is no question that this country needs a micro-mobility revolution, it takes years to build the kind of infrastructure that would make it safer for people to ride scooters on city streets: Dedicated lanes protected by medians don't magically appear with an emergency vote by a city council.
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The Texas Republicans who lead state government have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on increasing border security, deploying heavily armed river patrol boats, purchasing a high-tech surveillance airplane and posting state troopers in the highway medians near the border, and previous United States administrations have on occasion dispatched National Guard units.
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final LT FC IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: Macroeconomic Performance, Policies and Prospects: -1 notch, to reflect South Africa's weak growth prospects relative to the 'BB' and 'BBB' category medians, with important implications for public finances.
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Real GDP growth is higher in all six Fitch-rated ASEAN countries than their rating peer medians, but slower global GDP growth, weak world trade, currency depreciation and the drop in commodity prices have contributed to deterioration in the operating environment for many of the banks over the last couple of years, and asset quality has deteriorated.
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However, most economists expect the two sides to eventually agree a free trade deal, and medians in the Feb 28-March 86.03 poll of over 60 strategists said cable would be at $1.32 at the end of March as the divorce is due to take effect - close to the $1.314 it was hovering around on Wednesday.
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: Macroeconomic Performance, Policies and Prospect: -1 notch, to reflect South Africa's weak growth prospects relative to the 'BB' and 'BBB' category medians, with important repercussions for public finances.
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The Beacon Food Forest, which started in 2009, offers an edible landscape in Seattle, and a "guerrilla gardening" movement has taken shape in parts of California, as horticulture activists and enthusiasts like Ron Finley began planting gardens in food deserts and unused public spaces — traffic medians and parking lots — to grow food for all to share.
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Portugal has put a number of reforms in place in recent years, including in pensions, meaning that the long-term fiscal cost of an ageing population is one of the most stable in the EU. Moreover, the country has a favourable business environment and benefits from high human development, governance and GDP per capita, well above those of the 'BB' and 'BBB' medians.
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"If you are a top 50 school, I think you have to be very aware of your medians and how losing a point or gaining a point might impact your ranking and thus the sort of student that might be attracted to you," Mr. Shively said in a podcast produced by Law School Transparency, released on Wednesday with the research.
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Sterling bears Deutsche and BAML both raised their forecasts on the election news, while Morgan Stanley expects it to reach $1.45 next year However, medians in the poll of over 60 strategists, taken by Reuters in the past week, showed sterling would be worth $1.27 in a month — just before the general election — but then weaken to $1.24 in six months before settling at $1.25 a year from now.
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We teamed up with Zillow to find the median home value of each of the 50 states in the US, in addition to Washington, DC. While there was some fluctuation from last year&aposs numbers, the highest and lowest state medians are the same: West Virginia remains the cheapest with a median home value of $108,236, while Hawaii holds its position as the most expensive, with a median home value of $636,451.
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