People always talk about creating mismatches — well, now they have five DBs on the field, and yeah, there's still mismatches, there's size mismatches, but now we can kind of control and do things how we want to do them.
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Other documents show the potential for mismatches by Amazon's technology.
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Investors will want to take note of mismatches as well.
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The FSB said such clauses could lead to maturity mismatches.
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During games, Gunning searches for mismatches the Rockets can exploit.
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But mismatches between the startup and the fund are common.
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The deposit base has been historically stable, mitigating liquidity maturity mismatches.
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Resurgent concerns over supply-demand mismatches have hurt sentiment, analysts said.
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Brady maximized Rob Gronkowski's coverage mismatches to facilitate yards after receptions.
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But these mismatches do not necessarily indicate fraud, as Mr. Trump claims.
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And these Warriors move the ball extremely well to exploit those mismatches.
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What was interesting here were less the mismatches than the high confidence scores.
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The result is that many of the 252 pool games are predictable mismatches.
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A judge ruled Thursday that voters would have until Saturday to resolve mismatches.
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Vaccine mismatches, as is happening this year with B/Victoria, are not unusual.
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Mismatches in passenger data have been a long-standing problem in Indonesia's transportation sector.
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Positively, the bank doesn't show mismatches in its liquid gaps for the coming years.
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These "mismatches" can plague anyone who's worked on an episode if they let it.
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For buyers, the mismatches are extremely frustrating, but for sellers, they can be profitable.
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Rules curtailing that practice since the financial crisis may have worsened liquidity mismatches elsewhere.
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The more egregious mismatches involved in "Waltz" turned out to be behind the scenes.
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And once you get stops, you're able to run and maybe get some mismatches.
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The double high screen offense also creates a lot of favorable mismatches for Walker.
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Teams often look to exploit mismatches through isolation, and the Warriors are no different.
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His order gives voters whose ballots were invalidated by signature mismatches until 5 p.m.
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In the meantime, Snyder can use Favors' strength or Lyles' speed to expose mismatches.
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Scale lets developers for Houzz get their housing listings screened for duplicates and price mismatches.
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PLC expects to use the proceeds for working capital purposes and to reduce maturity mismatches.
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They can always run more pick-and-roll or let Durant pig out on mismatches.
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Temporary mismatches in terms of sales price and cost readjustments are also subject of monitoring.
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"There are indications that labour market mismatches are increasing," the IMF said in its statement.
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But allowing more veteran fighters to participate at Rio might increase the risk of mismatches.
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The outflows are a threat to liquidity given Qatari banks' large asset-liability duration mismatches.
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Fashion collaborations can feel like calculated mismatches meant to surprise you with their own improbability.
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Sure, Simmons will push in transition, cause panic, and create advantageous mismatches that everyone enjoys.
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By all practical estimations, the fight is one of the biggest mismatches announced in recent history.
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Insurers are trying to contain duration mismatches in the context of falling long-term interest rates.
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It suffers from skills mismatches, a flawed education system, a generation gap and an ageing population.
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Tactical consideration of the vehicle shape, elimination of gaps and mismatches, and aero-structural inlet integration.
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A hallmark of the season has been Pittsburgh struggling in weeks that seemed like comical mismatches.
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It helps to smoothen mismatches in electricity oversupply one country or region, and shortages in others.
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Since the receivables also pay fixed interest in francs, there are no interest rate or currency mismatches.
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Bitmovin's technology does more to solve the issues related to optics-quality mismatches between different VR headsets.
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Because maybe you and your partner also have mismatches in how you handle finances or household chores.
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"We felt that, with our personnel, we could take advantage of mismatches with their defense," Drake said.
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Fitch believes relative ratios will remain sound in the medium term, with management avoiding revenue/spending mismatches.
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These measures, though somewhat crude, should help prevent mismatches between long-term assets and short-term liabilities.
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Mismatches are common in female boxing, because the scarcity of opponents means there is no novice division.
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In the past, Towns' talents might have been marginalized to narrow advantages or mismatches to be exploited.
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However, Cas212a may be safer because it discriminates more strongly against mismatches than Cas29, the scientists say.
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To create mismatches, Coryell didn't set up players in the exact spots and roles prescribed in textbooks.
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The Rockets have more depth and more scoring power, and they are capable of creating more mismatches.
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That's when Capela joined Tucker in the fight, exploiting mismatches whenever the Nuggets forced Harden off the ball.
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Over the past five years, however, scientists have begun focusing on the consequences of mismatches between the two.
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The potential for mismatches or having an old, incorrect password in one of these places is pretty high.
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Multinationals can too easily exploit mismatches between national laws to divert taxable profits or even make them vanish.
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Regulators identified a surge in asset liability mismatches as one of the main drivers behind NBFCs' liquidity woes.
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Republicans had argued against counting ballots with signature mismatches or allowing voters more time to prove their identity.
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He called it a "bold step" to reduce these tax differentials, known in EU jargon as hybrid mismatches.
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Covered bonds would lessen the maturity mismatches between banks' assets and liabilities, reducing liquidity risk - a credit positive.
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Those mismatches, however, could be because of signatures changing over time or because of illnesses like a stroke.
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Small businesses often face mismatches between when they need cash and when they receive cash owed to them.
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These mismatches helped to train the model on how to improve the overall fashionability in an individual outfit.
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Voting experts say the vast bulk of mismatches arise from handwriting changes or signatures poorly entered on touchpads.
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And they're amplified by mugshot databases where people of color are disproportionately represented, making for more possible mismatches.
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Interest rate mismatches absorb 6.8% (Alpha), 20163% (NBG Programme II) and 2.6% (Piraeus) of the OC available to investors.
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The county contested those numbers, saying 185 ballot applications and just nine ballots were rejected because of signature mismatches.
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From there, Wall's speed forces defenses into mismatches and blown assignments in the first seconds of the shot clock.
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Teams that weren't prepared found themselves in uncomfortable spots against rapid-fire mismatches that allowed no opportunity to breathe.
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Azerbaijan's banks face capital and liquidity pressures from currency mismatches and asset-quality deterioration in heavily dollarised loan books.
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Kerr was hoping his team could compensate for Bogut's absence, but the Cavaliers exploited mismatches from the opening minute.
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Livingston often tries to initiate offense by finding his way to the post and exploiting mismatches against smaller defenders.
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Funding and liquidity remain adequate, but reflect a rise in large non-domestic deposits and significant asset liability mismatches.
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Such mismatches have happened many times in history, especially in times of rapid unexpected rapid changes to the economy.
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Because lineup paperwork is not ordinarily made public, there is little data for how frequently such age mismatches occur.
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Socks and underwear are often overlooked until you're left with a drawer full of mismatches with holes in them.
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Liquidity coverage is adequate although term mismatches are present as a result of the high proportion of savings deposits.
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"The Chinese government was concerned about triggering a major financial disruption with some of these maturity mismatches," said Hanemann.
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This has also favored management of mismatches between assets and liabilities and liquidity, and minimized the high concentration by investor.
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SFL expects to use the proceeds to fund lending growth, lengthen maturities of its liabilities, and reduce structural maturity mismatches.
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On the offensive end, Horford was and will forever be happy to shade off Thompson to help on LeBron's mismatches.
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Not only has Washington lost eight in a row, but the Wildcats still have plenty of options to create mismatches.
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Dreyer's editing is not only strongly rhythmic, but also daringly disjunctive in its use of jump-cuts and deliberate mismatches.
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One potential use for the technology is addressing liquidity mismatches in some of JPMorgan's loan funds, the Financial Times said.
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Mismatches between what you report and what the IRS has in its records often come back to bad record-keeping.
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The loss of middle-income jobs, weakened social protections and skill mismatches have reduced economic mobility and widened income inequality.
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He's adept at exploiting mismatches in the post or on the glass whenever teams attempt to play small against him.
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That allows officials to put registrations on hold over minor mismatches like typos, entry errors, and dropped hyphens on last names.
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The two best parts of his game are taking advantage of mismatches in the post and spotting up for three-pointers.
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LB expects to use the proceeds to reduce asset and liability maturity mismatches and to improve its Tier II capital base.
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Equally, it is clear that continuing the usual educational policies will not work; there are mismatches that markets alone cannot correct.
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Laurel in due course, but in the meantime its pages offer insight into the mental mismatches between us and our world.
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But it is better to go into relationships with eyes wide open, and recognize fatal money mismatches earlier rather than later.
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Their various quirks and mismatches, while tolerable during the regular season, congeal into a mass of dysfunction exactly when they shouldn't.
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As regards to longer-term issues, the rather sluggish labor participation rate remains a concern suggesting skill mismatches is an issue.
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The key here is looking for gaps in a story, or mismatches between a story's claims and its actual source material.
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Elias also pledged legal action if the campaign found that rejected ballots due to signature mismatches were disproportionately hurting minority voters.
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This greatly reduced potential balance-of-payments and exchange rate risks arising from currency mismatches between the estates' assets and creditor claims.
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For the lenders, benefits include short-term cash flow generation, reduction of tenor mismatches between assets and liabilities, and favorable tax treatments.
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This messy process can rack up billable hours, lead to data mismatches and let important signatures or approvals fall through the cracks.
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Asset and covered bond swaps are in place with Danske Bank to hedge the currency and interest rate mismatches in the programme.
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This particular sequence isn't rare—Boston's defenders regularly stamp out self-inflicted mismatches before an offense can attack it—but it's overlooked nonetheless.
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But decreasing ice may lead to mismatches between the timing of reproductive cycles in creatures such as shrimp and the availability of plankton.
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The breakeven OC for the rating of Realkredit Capital Centre S's programme has decreased to 6.5% from 7.5% as maturity mismatches have narrowed.
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Furthermore, SEC-SA does not consider structural features, such as counterparty risks (which can also cap Fitch's SF ratings) or interest rate mismatches.
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CB expects to use the proceeds to fund loan expansion, reduce asset and liability maturity mismatches, and increase its Tier II capital base.
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"As long as you're not disrupted by their pressure and their switching, you're going to eventually find mismatches on the floor," Voigt said.
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Our assessment of double leverage also takes into account the absence of external debt and the resulting low likelihood of cash flow mismatches.
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Teams with small guards often go out of their way to hide those players on defense, cross-matching every night to avoid mismatches.
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The Hawkeyes win because they have a number of players who excel in ways so uncommon that they create mismatches across the floor.
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And they're still trying to understand exactly how such mismatches — like the blooming of a flower before its pollinator emerges — might affect ecosystems.
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Only 1 in 5 people can pass this brainteaser that mismatches the written name of a color and its actual color, can you?
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Yet this research is still relatively new, and one thing scientists told us is that these mismatches can be incredibly difficult to document.
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This has resulted, for example, in voice recognition software that doesn't recognize accents and facial recognition that more often mismatches people of color.
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In Fitch's view, growth will continue to be held back by structural weaknesses such as skills mismatches and inefficiencies in the wage-setting process.
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Government lending typically has maturities of five years or more and therefore requires long-term funding to avoid term mismatches on bank balance sheets.
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These deposits are primarily sourced from the government, quasi-government entities and large corporates that have proven to be stable, mitigating liquidity maturity mismatches.
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Hire experts that can make introductions that are the right fit for you, and will be able to steer you away from tempting mismatches.
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Fitch believes that AFC may seek more borrowings to finance its loan book growth, which could help to improve mismatches in its funding profile.
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VICE Sports: Would you agree that opposing teams are seeking him out, going out of their normal offensive system to attack him with mismatches?
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Les Miles, L.S.U.'s coach at the time, liked Aranda's ability to produce mismatches with an Okie Front, a type of 213-4 defense.
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It also referred to reports from Georgetown University and the American Civil Liberties Union, which have shown that facial recognition technology often mismatches individuals.
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The county has rejected more than 600 absentee ballots as of Wednesday, though only a small fraction of those were tossed for signature mismatches.
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"Last year, you watch that game and you would've said there was a lot of physical mismatches across the board," Rutgers coach Chris Ash said.
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"Additional liquidity management tools, further supervisory requirements and tighter liquidity stress-testing practices can address risks from liquidity mismatches," the European Systemic Risk Board said.
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Although mismatches between the victor on points and the victor of a match are common in men's tennis, they are quite unusual for Mr Djokovic.
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LB expects to use the proceeds to fund loan book growth, reduce asset and liability maturity mismatches and to improve its Tier II capital base.
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As such, the FX swaps offer no protection against currency mismatches in a recovery given default scenario following the extension date of the covered bonds.
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Proponents of these policies say it's to curb voter fraud, but critics say it's an effort to suppress voters by calling out irrelevant, technical mismatches.
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They're encouraging him to take his time on the block, attack mismatches, and lean on his strength and guile to muscle into worthwhile shot attempts.
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The notices do not necessarily require employers to take action, but direct them to take steps to reconcile mismatches, which would require contacting the workers.
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I think what his intent was to get us in a situation where we're not taken advantage of by other countries because of the mismatches.
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Across the past decade, the Penguins have maximized an uncommon luxury, deploying their best players, centers Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, to create nightly mismatches.
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Here are five mismatches they've discovered so far, including one that means the calves of caribou in western Greenland, above, are dying at higher rates.
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Engram also possesses the speed and versatility to line up as a wide receiver or in the slot, where he could create mismatches with defenses.
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The RU for the programme is capped at one notch due to the presence of significant pre-swap FX mismatches between cover assets and liabilities.
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Bank balance sheets continue to indicate low levels of dollarization and they also tend to be active in hedging open positions to reduce currency mismatches.
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With the possible exception of the Seahawks' 0003-24 victory over the Falcons in Week 6, this round is essentially winter rematches of autumn mismatches.
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FUNDING-LIABILITY MISMATCHES One of the biggest concerns is that some of the smaller banks are boosting profits by tapping short term funds in the interbank market or by issuing wealth management products to invest into structured products or securities with an obscure setup, creating the risk of funding mismatches and a liquidity crunch as their assets tend to be much longer term than the liabilities.
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But while it feels like the series is gradually working on its wild tonal mismatches and all-audiences approach, it's also headed deep into superfan territory.
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Rixi says it has an error rate of only three percent, and says mismatches are because of its reliance on external services such as Google Maps.
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Not only did Middleton drop in 19 points, many of them posting up smaller Clipper guards in mismatches, he also added nine assists and four steals.
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The e-commerce giant said it was able to scan images and logos and find mismatches between the text of a listing and the accompanying photo.
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Research has shown that the immune systems of modern human mothers might have frequently rejected Neanderthal-produced fetuses because of mismatches between the two species' DNA.
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We view the Turkish corporate sector as the most exposed to exchange rate risk in the EMEA region because of currency mismatches on companies' balance sheets.
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Griffin feasts on mismatches in the post against smaller defenders, and the Clippers have been effective at finding switches for him when the Jazz play small.
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Expanding his game is nice, and encouraging him to attack mismatches is great, but too often he does so without rushing the rim and forcing help.
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Instead, he suggested finding a way for voters whose ballots had been rejected because of signature mismatches to address the problem through their local election officials.
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When the Steelers match correctly, shrewd designs will still create mismatches (like rookie safety Terrell Edmunds on Josh Gordon, or Watt on James White or Gronkowski).
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We're bucking the trend and seeing if we can start a fad of our own by playing big guys and trying to take advantage of mismatches.
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If Leonard is 100 percent, they can throw out like-sized units that space the floor, attack mismatches in isolation, and switch on the other end.
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On Thursday, Judge Mark Walker of the Federal District Court in Tallahassee ruled that voters whose ballots were invalidated by mismatches would have until 53 p.m.
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I presume there will be a lot of switching by the Cavaliers to try to limit the damage — but the potential for consistent mismatches is high.
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But bankers and former central bank officials said the scrutiny will be higher for newer players now that "asset-liability mismatches have magnified among existing NBFCs".
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Paul can still set up teammates with the best of them:And he likes to take over late in games, hunting mismatches and getting to his spots.
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Asset and liability mismatches also expose the company to high-interest-rate risk from its life business, due to limited market availability of long-term investments.
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Earlier Thursday, a federal judge ordered that voters in Florida whose ballots were cast aside due to signature mismatches will have until Saturday to fix the problem.
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The RU for the programme is capped at one notch due to the presence of significant pre-swap foreign-exchange (FX) mismatches between cover assets and liabilities.
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This reflects the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 16.1 years and liabilities at 4.6 years.
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The one-sided scores — and the public humiliation and potential for serious injury that come with such mismatches — make one wonder whether it is really worth it.
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But those mismatches, however cute, reek of male self-congratulation, whereas Wilde is unerringly focussed on her heroines, and on their fundamental right to get things wrong.
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That being said, mismatches can turn into upsets when teams do not take their preparations seriously, so some of these games could turn interesting in a hurry.
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Coaches would also rotate players in different positions during games to give everyone a chance to carry the ball and avoid mismatches between large and small kids.
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"We're confident that mismatches are happening, and we know there will be winners and losers," said Dr. Miller-Rushing, now the science coordinator at Acadia National Park.
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It remains the main driver of the breakeven OC due to the maturity mismatches between the cover pool and the covered bonds (9.5 years versus 5.5 years).
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The Rockets still switch a ton, and Tucker has done an exceptional job kicking smaller teammates out of mismatches before the offense is able to exploit it.
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Ratings also consider BPDC's ample loss absorption capacity and consistent profitability, adequate asset quality, ample deposit based funding, and moderate tenure mismatches in its asset and liability structure.
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In fact, a statistical model of global abortion legislation shows that Ireland has one of the greatest mismatches in the world between its laws and its socioeconomic characteristics.
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Moody's said a key driver for the outlook change was APICORP's progress in reducing the mismatches of its balance sheet maturities and the diversification of its funding profile.
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He was efficient, methodical, and patient, relentlessly snaking his way into mismatches, gallivanting through one of the NBA's best defenses, maximizing his options and opportunities with every dribble.
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In 2007, Scott was tired of intimidating gyms, locker room disparities, fight mismatches, and trainers who believed that women were only interested in boxing to get in shape.
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This reflects the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 13.4 years and the liabilities at 3.2 years.
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"While there are some seasonal factors at play, structural mismatches are also evident in the rise in protein inflation," said A. Prasanna, economist at ICICI Securities Primary Dealership.
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"It is important to develop such market segments which could signal expectations of market participants, while allowing hedging of asset-liability mismatches," the RBI said in a statement.
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Even when Golden State isn't getting shots in transition, the team still prefers to push the ball up the court, creating mismatches and putting defenders on their heels.
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Signature mismatches in Gwinnett County were in the news last month when a lawsuit challenged the rejection of close to 600 absentee ballots, many from voters of color.
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He said it was "totally unacceptable" for the state to place voter applications in "pending" status just because of "trivial inaccuracies" that cause mismatches with other official databases.
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For these banks, the main challenge is to enhance its liquidity profiles due to the ample maturity mismatches within their balance sheets, coupled with relatively concentrated funding structures.
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When clumps of snowdrop flowers appear prematurely next to my driveway, their comely blossoms a harbinger of spring, I think of all the other mismatches unfolding in nature.
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Meanwhile, Oklahoma has a versatile frontcourt in Khadeem Lattin and Ryan Spangler, who allow the Sooners to play a lot like the Golden State Warriors, creating frontcourt mismatches.
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The significance of the new study is that it resolves lingering uncertainties about mismatches between what scientists know about contributors to sea level rise, and measured rates from satellites.
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However, investors say the BoE is likely to run into the same problem at its next auction of long-dated gilts as pension funds grapple with severe funding mismatches.
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This reflects primarily the programme's larger mismatches between fixed assets, accounting for 64.4% of the cover pool, and floating liabilities once the covered bonds have switched to pass-through.
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Some of the mismatches become freestanding sculptures, others are cut to fit precisely into wooden crates that were once used for Carnation milk, Johnnie Walker Scotch, or other products.
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Sullivan said that during Uber's tests of the feature, "the majority of mismatches were due to unclear profile photos" and that the vast majority of drivers ultimately were cleared.
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Not about the Commission as policeman of international taxation, not about making sure tax is paid somewhere, though that would be a nice idea, not about resolving tax mismatches.
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Bown and Freund contend, however, that TAA's limited funding and narrow focus on trade-related job loss means only a tiny fraction of workers with skill mismatches are eligible.
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MMFs in South Africa also have a greater reliance on secondary market liquidity than US and European MMFs, and often have mismatches between the largest investors and overnight liquidity.
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The Google-owned has updated the guidelines that govern which YouTube videos can run ads to prevent previous mismatches and assuage both its community of video makers and advertisers.
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Poorer-quality images are known to contribute to mismatches, and dim lighting, faces turned at an angle, or minimal disguises such as baseball caps or sunglasses can hamper accuracy.
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From the first play of the game, Roethlisberger seemed more than happy to flick short passes and create mismatches that revealed the inadequate coverage skills of the Giants' linebackers.
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This is because these programmes have maturity mismatches at the outset and only convert to a match-funded profile upon a trigger event, that is, on a gone-concern basis.
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While Olympic group play has generated the predictable and disheartening mismatches, hockey fans, with some certainty, know they are in for a treat once the tournament reaches the championship game.
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Give it another couple of updates and maybe find your next Malbec will be easier than finding your next Tinder match—and the inevitable mismatches can't possibly be any worse.
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There has been plenty of talk in the media this week about Bellator's bad matchmaking at its London card and the obvious mismatches it is handing to Michael 'Venom' Page.
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There are clear stitching lines and mismatches in parts of the video, especially the rolling shots, where looking behind you will reveal a pinched half-man pulling the camera along.
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German life insurers' significant asset-liability duration mismatches and widespread sale of long-liability products with guaranteed returns mean they will be more affected than firms in most other countries.
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"Even when you have these mismatches, you probably are preventing severe disease," Dr. Hensley said, "which in my mind is one of the most important goals, preventing someone from dying."
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The 5-Star and the right have enough seats in parliament to govern Italy, but there are many impediments to such a deal in terms of policy mismatches and personality clashes.
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It reflects the programme's well-matched asset and liability redemption profiles, as well as embedded call options on part of the programme's liabilities, which enhance the ability to manage existing mismatches.
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It has been a far cry from the traditional World Cup and Euro qualifying tournaments where six-team groups feature mismatches such as Germany against San Marino and Spain against Liechtenstein.
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Fitch expects Busto Arsizio's liquidity position will remain sound in 2017 (EUR0003 million at end-2016), covering debt service requirements by 4x and providing a buffer against possible inflow/outflow mismatches.
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I hope the review would include examining why community colleges have such an uneven record, including abysmal completion rates and frequent mismatches between the training offered and the requirements of employers.
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The asset disposal loss component has reduced since the last analysis due to the lower maturity mismatches between the assets and the liabilities following the issuance of the new covered bonds.
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Capital Economics said one plus for the Turkish banks is that they seem to hedge all of their on-balance sheet foreign exchange mismatches, limiting their exposure to the crashing lira.
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This means doing all that they can to reduce internal vulnerabilities, including stepping up economic reforms, reducing refinancing needs, dealing with debt maturity mismatches and avoiding excessive naked foreign currency positions.
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But the Texans offensive line is down two would-be starters in tackle Duane Brown and center Nick Martin, and the Patriots defensive line was stacked with mismatches in their favor.
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It helps to even out mismatches in electricity supply across countries and has brought together electricity exchanges and transmission grid operators under the supervision of a joint European steering committee since 2014.
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This reflects the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 15.6 years and the liabilities at 4.9 years (as of November 2017).
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One ever-present user and German software developer Gerald Eichstädt has written his own software that deals with the mismatches between each color channel and the frame slices caused by the motion.
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For more information on the risks of asset-liability mismatches and long-term guarantees, see the Special Report "ALM Risks Weigh on German Life Insurer Ratings" published today and available at www.fitchratings.
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Similar levels of understaffing, as well as the "transfer Raj" of frequent repostings, and mismatches between skills and duties, plague every other Indian service, from the courts to schools to the police.
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In the meantime, audiences are left to navigate the odd tonal mismatches of Justice League, which continues the Expanded Universe story from the point where Batman V. Superman left off in 2016.
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A string of procurement delays, cost overruns and technical mismatches have interfered with attempts to renew the country's naval fleet, while deadlines for selecting a new warplane fleet have repeatedly been missed.
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For cross-border issuance, international best practice would see cross-currency swaps used to mitigate currency mismatches between the foreign-currency-denominated covered bonds and the cover assets denominated in local currency.
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The increase was largely due to a GBP83m bank overdraft almost entirely related to timing mismatches in the settlement of matched principal transactions, and to a GBP62m loan from an associate company.
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By pushing the ball up court, Griffin can force the defense into cross-matches—and when you have skilled players at multiple positions, like Los Angeles does, those cross-matches become mismatches.
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Other pairings have turned out to be mismatches of expectations; one formerly well-off Syrian family expressed disappointment that its apartment was a second-floor walk-up and lacked a washing machine.
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Watching Panama and Saudi Arabia, it was hard to see how adding more teams would do anything other than dilute the quality of the competition, create more hopeless mismatches, foster more humiliation.
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But if species can't adapt quickly enough, these mismatches could have "significant negative impacts," said Madeleine Rubenstein, a biologist at the United States Geological Survey's National Climate Change and Wildlife Science Center.
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He was named to the Pro Bowl five times and was first-team All-Pro four times, taking full advantage of his size and speed to find mismatches on any given play.
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He is flanked by ultrafast skill players like Tyreek Hill and Kareem Hunt, and he has a knack for knowing when to take advantage of coverage mismatches on tight end Travis Kelce.
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If Sammy Watkins of the Rams (2-1) clears the N.F.L.'s concussion protocol and is able to play, there is an opportunity to find mismatches for him against the Dallas secondary.
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An upgrade of MIF's rating is contingent on the company significantly reducing its equity investment exposure, structural maturity mismatches and deposit concentrations, as well as improving core profitability and maintaining its capitalisation.
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The debentures are to be listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange and the company plans to use the proceeds to fund loan growth, diversify its funding mix and reduce structural maturity mismatches.
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Fitch expects that market interest rates are likely to remain at historical lows and constitute the biggest challenge for the German life insurance industry, in light of significant asset-liability duration mismatches.
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This pass-through structure is a feature of traditional Danish mortgage CVBs, but is rare elsewhere in the EU, where the majority of CVB programmes have significant maturity mismatches between assets and liabilities.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) ordered CRAs to analyse deterioration in the liquidity conditions of an issuer, while monitoring its repayment schedules and taking into account any asset-liability mismatches.
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However, replacing typically cheaper and less well educated foreign workers with locals will likely increase wage costs and result in quali¬fication mismatches, adversely affecting the pro¬ductivity and profitability of local companies.
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Liquidity mismatches have risen to the top of the agenda for regulators across the world after bond funds came under intense pressure to meet redemptions following big falls in prices during market stress.
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The asset disposal loss component is 5.7%, reflecting the asset and liability mismatches in the programme, with the weighted average life of the assets at 14.8 years and 4.5 years for the liabilities.
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The system has been in pilot for a few months now, according to Uber, and mismatches that occurred were mostly the result of original profile photos that weren't clear images to begin with.
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Durant doesn't need to be plugged into the "death lineup" to excel; being on the floor with just one of the Dubs stars as a counterpoint would create a series of impossible mismatches.
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All 10 players in the rotation are willing to shoot and are capable of making plays, and the Raptors have a better grasp on how to leverage mismatches rather than running from them.
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As such, enabling banks to issue masala bonds opens a window to a much larger investment pool while simultaneously addressing the problem of currency mismatches which had existed with previous international bond issues.
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The CIRC plans to cut the 15 percent overseas investment threshold to low single-digits for firms that have weaker solvency ratios and face asset and liability mismatches, two of the people said.
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UCLA coach Steve Alford continues to start 6-10 sophomore guard Jonah Bolden in hopes of creating mismatches, but Bolden has been held to two points in three of the last four games.
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The Hornets have a funky roster that isn't ideal, but Carlisle is still a mastermind who'd find ways to set up mismatches all over the floor with an intriguing cast of characters. 11.
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In Georgia, the organization sued Brian Kemp, the secretary of state and a candidate for governor in another undecided race, for disqualifying nearly 600 absentee ballots as a result of alleged signature mismatches.
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The proposed order stated that county officials would be required to mark absentee ballots with signature mismatches as provisional, send voters pre-rejection notices and resolve issues within three days after Election Day.
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Although the bank has access to traditional bank funding such as interbank short- and long-term borrowing, loans from development banks and public trusts, maturity mismatches remains a challenge in the long-term buckets.
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The debentures are to be listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange and the bank plans to use the proceeds to fund loan growth, strengthen its Tier 22015 capital base and reduce structural maturity mismatches.
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She also noted that unit mismatches -- when, say, the directions specified a teaspoon of medicine yet the provided tool shows units in milliliters -- confused most parents no matter their health literacy or native language.
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Thermal targeting sights, as demonstrated during now famous Gulf War tank battles including Abrams tanks against Russian-built T-72, can create range mismatches enabling tanks to destroy enemy tanks without themselves been seen.
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During the regular season, Golden State thrived off of points in transition and on possessions following a defensive rebound, beating opponents down the floor and exploiting mismatches against scrambled defenses for quick, easy scores.
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Over their last few games, Smith can be seen sprinting to set ball screens for LeBron James, providing the type of effort that loosens up Cleveland's offense and makes attacking mismatches so much easier.
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The move is the latest in a slew of measures introduced by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC), which has been taking steps against overbearing shareholders, funding term mismatches and risky acquisitions, among others.
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The root of the problem is tom/next trading — buying tomorrow and selling the day after — used by consumers and producers to manage short-term mismatches, which before January 2015 did not incur fees.
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The asset disposal represents a stressed valuation of the cover pool and is driven by the refinancing spreads assumed for Italian residential mortgage loans (375bp at BBB+) and maturity mismatches between assets and liabilities.
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With a perceived inaction on tax avoidance helping fuel the growth of anti-establishment parties across Europe, EU finance ministers were keen to reach an agreement on Tuesday on tackling so-called hybrid mismatches.
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The Timberwolves held the Phoenix Suns without a field goal over the final nine minutes and took advantage of mismatches on the offensive end for a 23-85 victory at Talking Stick Resort Arena.
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Fitch would consider downgrading MIF's ratings if its large maturity mismatches were to increase or if MIF were to experience a sustained deterioration in capitalisation and asset quality relative to its higher-rated peers.
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Rapid growth in these investments could lead to greater asset-liability duration mismatches if insurers rely mainly on premiums from short-tenured insurance products, such as universal life policies, to fund the offshore investments.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have asked an unnamed Chinese province to turn off its early warning alert system for smog to avoid mismatches between environment and meteorological authority forecasts, state media reported late on Tuesday.
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Middleton has outplayed both of Toronto's All-Stars in his secondary role, taking advantage of size mismatches in the post, torching the Raptors on cuts, and making the most of the attention going toward Antetokounmpo.
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He Euro-stepped through cracks without hesitation, recognized mismatches, and splashed contested short twos through the rim—in one of the most stress-inducing basketball environments imaginable—with an effortlessness very few players can manage.
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It also takes some burden off banks which have big "maturity mismatches" (the difference between the amount of time a depositor's money is parked in the bank minus the time that it is loaned out).
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"The agreement reached today will ensure that hybrid mismatches of all types cannot be used to avoid tax in the EU, even where the arrangements involve third countries," the EU Commission said in a statement.
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He stays low at all times, which gives him the balance to fight over screens and avoid the unnecessary switches that enable mismatches and a sliver of space for Curry to let the ball fly.
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Climate change may also be shrinking the bees' habitat, because of drought, rising temperatures, more storms and mismatches in timing: Plants may start to flower at times when the bees are not ready to pollinate.
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After what they saw as too little action by global regulators, the Bank of England and the FCA are expected to give an update next month on whether changes are needed to avoid such mismatches.
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That ruling found that the state could no longer automatically throw out absentee ballots because of "signature mismatches," where a voter's signature on a ballot did not match the signature on their voter registration card.
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Having five angles means the average angle will be small enough to give the pentagon a chance at a perfect fit, but it also means that enough mismatches among the sides could exist to prevent it.
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Liquidity mismatches have risen to the top of the agenda for regulators across the world after bond funds came under intense pressure to meet redemptions following big falls in prices during recent periods of market stress.
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Fortunately for Kennard, it's easier to hide wings than to hide undersized point guards or slower big men, as their height-athleticism combination relative to other positions makes them less prone to extreme mismatches on switches.
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Morris has occasional spurts where he looks like the player they envisioned stretching the floor at power forward, hammering mismatches in the post and switching pick-and-rolls, but those stretches simply don't come often enough.
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"If you bring big linebackers and fast linebackers onto backs that are 200-pounders and those linebackers are 250-pounders or 240-pounders who have great speed — oh, my goodness, the mismatches are tremendous," Miles said.
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Gundlach thinks a lack of liquidity and demand is responsible for the rate spike — not the confluence of tax payments and mismatches between Treasury bill maturity and issuance, which has previously been identified as a cause.
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The Pro Bowl quarterback completed 27 of 4933 passes for 392 yards and 4 touchdowns, exploiting mismatches all over the field, with Julio Jones leading the way with 9 catches for 180 yards and 2 touchdowns.
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Many in the NBA world thought that with the size and versatility to hound teams on defense and present physical mismatches all over the floor, they could get enough juice out of their offense to beat opponents.
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The futuristic Warriors drowned in a sea of 90s-era switches, drives, isolations, and mismatches, and everyone wept with joy as LeBron was strapped into a harness and lifted, Peter Pan–style, into the hall of eternals.
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It also factors in some weaknesses in asset quality, asset and liability maturity mismatches, which expose the bank to high interest rate risk, and expansion plans that will likely result in an erosion of capital adequacy ratios.
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First, it used to match the wrong versions of songs (meaning your explicit-tagged Jay-Z albums were now neutered) — and although Apple has fixed many of those mismatches, more seem to crop up all the time.
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The Bulldogs of Mississippi State are fresh off a victory that few saw coming over a Baylor team that was the top seed in their region and presented a set of mismatches nearly as daunting as Connecticut.
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Ironically, because the practice "mismatches" students and universities rather than substantially increasing the overall number of minority students that go on to college, affirmative action may well result in higher dropout rates and fewer graduates of color.
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"It shows you that there is one of the most gigantic skills mismatches out there across the country that we have ever seen in history," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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Problems like skills mismatches and border bottlenecks that we have left unaddressed, in part because there is nobody in the U.S. government with the authority to address them, have been successfully dealt with in Canada and Mexico.
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The asset disposal loss component remains the main driver of the BE AP, as maturity mismatches remain high with a weighted average life (WAL) for the assets of 11.4y, which compares to 4.3y for the covered bonds.
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A brilliant offensive tactician, Payton excels at capitalizing on mismatches, and he integrated Ingram and the versatile Kamara — between the tackles and outside them, on screens and on routes — while still showcasing the dangerous receiver Michael Thomas.
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The main challenge facing German life insurers from continued low rates are asset-liability duration mismatches, which mean that low reinvestment yields are eroding the differential between investment income and policy obligations, putting pressure on investment earnings.
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Invisible Women exposes what author Criado Perez dubs the "one-size-fits-men" bias in design and technology, highlighting the endless number of mismatches in everyday life, from fitness monitors to items of clothing to car safety.
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Results from 29 precincts were changed, including 26 for misapplication of the rules and three for mismatches between caucus math worksheets and tallies on the IDP results page, according to a memo circulated by the state party.
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Donald Trump, this election compares to Nixon-McGovern, Reagan-Mondale and Clinton-Dole for races over the past 50 years that either were comical mismatches or for which the stakes in history were bound to be comparatively low.
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Nevertheless, LGFVs will continue to play a critical role in rolling out local infrastructure investment and public expenditure, undertaking social economic policy mandates and supporting local economic development owing to the structural mismatches between LRGs' revenue and expenditure.
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The asset disposal loss component of 14.3% remains the main driver due to significant maturity mismatches between the cover assets at 14.8 years versus the liabilities at 4.8 years and the refinancing assumptions applied to Australian residential mortgages.
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Al Horford isn't enough of a threat to worry about mismatches inside, and while Thomas is quick and crafty, the Cavaliers should be able to make him work on switches rather than try to fight through every handoff.
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Fans grow tired of the mismatches, the incompetent judges, the lazy officiating, and of generally being cheated of good fights and a legitimate display of contest because sanctioning bodies want to keep their cash-earning superstar on top.
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Like many jaded dating app users, she thinks the way apps are designed — with fill-in-the-blank prompts that act as conversation-starters and image-heavy profiles that put the focus on appearances — inherently leads to mismatches.
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Jindal Steel - whose net debt at the end of December was 460 billion rupees ($6.91 billion), or seven times its current market valuation - had been in talks with lenders including SBI to reschedule repayments due to "cash flow mismatches".
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The change is due to the improvement of the programme's asset and liability mismatches as a result of the hard-bullet bonds considered under the solicitation for consent being converted to soft-bullet with a 12-month extendible maturity.
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Millsap would be a much better version of the player Washington thought it was getting in Morris, someone who can stretch the floor and punish mismatches and make plays off the bounce and scoot all over the court defensively.
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The asset disposal loss component of 15.2% in a 'AA+' tested rating scenario remains the main driver of the breakeven OC due to the maturity mismatches between the cover pool and the covered bonds (10.3 years versus 4.1 years).
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Athletically speaking, a potential showdown between the two would be one of the biggest mismatches in boxing, and probably be one of the only instances where I'd use the Mayweather sentiment of being "easy work" for the former champ.
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The Stable Outlook reflects SF's significant margin of safety in terms of both capital and liquidity (based on positive asset/liability mismatches), allowing it to sustain considerable deterioration of asset quality and performance before its ratings could be downgraded.
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He cautioned, however, that further research was still needed because scientists often lack other details — for instance, the insects that the birds have been eating through the years — making it hard to prove that these mismatches can be fatal.
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AIBA is acting with an evident conflict of interest by threatening this structure by being a promoter, manager, regulator and governing entity who wants to have amateur boxers fight professional boxers in a scenario where severe mismatches could result in tragedies.
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But Anthony will ultimately be judged in a Thunder uniform by what he does in the playoffs, and throughout this season—particularly of late—he and the team have been eager to unleash him against mismatches as often as they can.
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The noose had been tightening around Anbang as China's insurance industry came under the microscope over the past year or so for risky behavior, ranging from term-mismatches on insurance products and highly leveraged overseas acquisitions, as well as corrupt practices.
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It is possible that some sides acclimatised to the idea of a renewed Boxing Day battle better than others, and a series of psychological mismatches between teams hoping for an extended Christmas break and teams ready for muddy conflict ensued.
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The breakeven AP is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 9.3%, down from 13.3% since the last analysis, due to improved maturity mismatches between the cover pool and the covered bonds as a result of recent bond maturities.
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This is driven by the asset disposal loss of 18.0%, which reflects the significant asset and liability mismatches in the programme, with the weighted-average (WA) life of the cover assets at 12.0 years and the liabilities at 0003 years.
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This is driven by the asset disposal loss of 17.4%, which reflects the significant asset and liability mismatches in the programme, with the weighted-average (WA) life of the cover assets at 11.9 years and the liabilities at 3.5 years.
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Several factors contribute to this risk including mismatches between scheduled gas on the pipeline system and actual daily gas demand, planned and unplanned outages to non-Aliso storage that reduce supply, and planned and unplanned pipeline outages that reduce delivery capacity.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP corresponds to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 7.0% and is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 0003%, which reflects the maturity mismatches between the cover pool (13.6 years) and the covered bonds (3.8 years).
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The company - whose net debt at the end of Decmeber stood at 460 billion Indian rupees ($7 billion), nearly eight times the company's current market capitalisation, has been in talks with lenders to reschedule repayments due to "cash flow mismatches".
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The revised 'AAA' breakeven AP corresponds to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 9.3% and is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 14.1%, which reflects the maturity mismatches between the cover pool (15.7 years) and the covered bonds (3.3 years).
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The breakeven AP is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 11.8%, reflecting the significant maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 13.9 years and the liabilities at 4.5 years.
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Still sounding like the team's senior leader all these years later, she refuses to take credit for being the standout performer, lauding others like Kayla Pedersen, a 6-foot-4 guard, for creating mismatches both against UConn and throughout the season.
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But speeding things up in transition helps to create mismatches—and since few opponents will have even two defenders big enough to handle both Davis and Cousins, New Orleans set the table for favorable switches and isolations by pushing the pace.
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The breakeven AP is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 16.2%, down from 16.7% since the last analysis, due to improved maturity mismatches between the cover pool and the covered bonds as a result of the new issuance.
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Georgia and 16 other states, most of them in the South, demand photo identification that low-income people and minorities disproportionately lack, and conflicting information about addresses and dates of birth — even signature mismatches — can cost someone the ability to vote.
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And, as Livia Albeck-Ripka and I reported last week, researchers have already found a few troubling examples where mismatches are having negative consequences for birds and animals, from the pied flycatcher in Europe to the caribou in western Greenland.
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Wasilla had a couple of seniors who did some of their best work from the high post, so the team would screen and pass, screen and pass, over and over, in relentless pursuit of defensive mismatches and oodles of short jumpers.
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Two of the big adaptations that came alongside agriculture, drinking milk and eating grains, are also "mismatches" with the original primate diet, so much so that genetic adaptation to dairy is a relatively recent event, and widespread only in people of European descent.
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The lack of language ability, cultural gap, costs of training, mismatches in skills and the fact that many foreign workers cannot stay permanently in Japan under the new system were among factors behind corporate wariness about hiring foreign workers, the Reuters poll showed.
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Alex Cobham of the Tax Justice Network and Petr Jansky of Charles University, Prague, propose two indicators: one based on mismatches between where multinationals report their profits and where their real activity occurs, and another that is a measure of undeclared offshore assets.
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"These reforms are crucial, not only in developing human capital to support our future economic growth but also in addressing job mismatches which contribute to graduate underemployment, unemployment, and slow wage growth as well as over-dependence on foreign labour," he said.
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For all the great fights the now-defunct Pride FC put on in their Japanese homeland, some of the most vivid memories evoked from that promotion are the series of freak show fights and mismatches it put on such a large platform.
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"These reforms are crucial, not only in developing human capital to support our future economic growth but also in addressing job mismatches which contribute to graduate underemployment, unemployment, and slow wage growth as well as over-dependence on foreign labor," he said.
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But Capela, Paul, Gordon, and Harden are not wings who can naturally guard all five positions, and even with a roster as fluid as Houston's there will always be offenses that go out of their way to attack weak spots and force mismatches.
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Line: Bengals by 21 The return of tight end Tyler Eifert is huge for the Bengals: He is Cincinnati's best red zone target, and he opens up the offense everywhere on the field because of the mismatches that his size and speed create.
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When switching, the Warriors don't get caught in as many mismatches as do the Cavs, and Durant, Green, Zaza Pachulia and JaVale McGee all had defensive moments in Game 1, making finishing at the rim a chore for the Cavs, James included.
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Gonzaga's flex offense, designed to create mismatches, had obvious appeal to Karnowski, who is not only a walking mismatch because of his size, but a player whose court vision, a skill rare and prized in big men, makes him a natural fit.
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This has increased slightly from 13.2% at the time of previous analysis in December 2016, due to a slight change in the maturity mismatches modelled in the programme, with the weighted-average residual life of the assets at 15.9 years and liabilities at 4.6 years.
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That's not the only place where the film's politics are hazy: Bushwick initially lauds the residents of Bushwick for coming together, in spite of handicaps imposed by gentrification and generational mismatches, but it ultimately condemns them for picking up their enemies' weapons in self-defense.
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However, the rating reflects the continued investment required by Lendlease to maintain the strength of its order book as projects are completed and the risk of mismatches of investment cash outflows and cash receipts at project completion, which typically is more than one year.
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He capitalizes on obvious mismatches—once LeBron James started guarding Draymond Green in Game 22012, Barnes almost always had a big or a small on him—and takes advantage of all the attention Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Iguodala, and Green demand on every possession.
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Increasing holding company double leverage, which could arise from mismatches in downstreaming the proceeds of holding company debt issuance to the operating companies, could result in UBS Group AG's IDRs being rated below UBS AG's IDRs, and therefore in a downgrade of the programme ratings.
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"There are millions of jobs going begging right now in what has got to be one of the biggest mismatches between skills and lack of qualified help available in the nation's history," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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David Price's first at-bat of the season was one of the more comical mismatches possible, as the lefty-swinging A.L. pitcher was up against the lefty-dominating Kershaw, but Price managed to draw five pitches before striking out, which was something of a victory.
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Meanwhile, higher potential growth is constrained by structural weaknesses in the labour market, such as high long-term unemployment (220% of total unemployment, 20.30), skills mismatches, and low productivity growth, as well as the dominance of inefficient state-owned enterprises in key economic sectors.
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US District Judge Leigh Martin May issued a proposed ruling that would prohibit election officials from rejecting absentee ballots due to alleged signature mismatches, but said the parties in the case would have until noon Thursday to comment on the instructions for handling those situations.
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Isaac will likely never be that type of player, but winning also requires players who don't have any glaring flaws; someone who isn't a liability on either end, and whose mere presence influences the scoreboard, creates mismatches, and doesn't take anything off the table.
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"The extension of maturity has been made purely to address timing mismatches in receipt of proceeds from the ongoing monetisation of retail asset pools of the company," Reliance Home Finance said in a statement, adding it has already monetised 50 billion rupees of retail assets.
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It is a series of mismatches that has resulted in four games having a point spread of 2149 points or more, the worst of which is the ugly 21262-point advantage being assigned to the Kansas City Chiefs in their home game against the lowly Arizona Cardinals.
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The bank, however, noted in a separate February 5 letter that the consultation does not address what would happen if the underlying assets transition to a replacement not contemplated by the proposed waterfall for securitization liabilities, which could magnify the basis risk and cash-flow mismatches.
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So while the league has rapidly trended toward stretching the floor on offense, opening the lane, exploiting defensive mismatches off the dribble, Jackson's two best assets are a relatively cumbersome duo — the 7-3 Porzingis and Willy Hernangomez, a skilled 6-11 post player from Spain.
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This is driven by the asset disposal loss of 17.9%, which reflects the significant asset and liability mismatches in the programme, with the weighted-average (WA) life of the cover assets at 103 years (based on DBS's projected cash flow) and the liabilities at 3.7 years.
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Dodgers 214, Mets 213 LOS ANGELES — Bartolo Colon stood in the on-deck circle staring out at Clayton Kershaw, one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball, as Eric Campbell stood at the plate in one of many mismatches that took place on this cool evening at Chavez Ravine.
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And here's another example where even though the Timberwolves don't shoot until there's 12 on the shot clock, a push off Houston's miss forces mismatches on the other end, with Harden guarding Gibson (not that bad for the Rockets) and Clint Capela on Butler (very bad for the Rockets).
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Denver is really good when he's on the ball and really bad when he's off it, per Cleaning the Glass, and as a backup who's often facing second-unit ball-handlers, Barton's height and length tends to create mismatches that either he or a teammate can take advantage of.
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Joe Brady, a 30-year-old receivers coach plucked from the New Orleans Saints staff, worked with offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger to build a scheme that allows Burrow to walk up to the line of scrimmage and, with a vast array of offensive weapons, hunt defensive formations for mismatches.
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After release of the so-called "Panama Papers" earlier this month stirred up controversy over global elites' widespread use of off-shore tax havens to shield their wealth, the G20 officials strengthened their pledge to implement measures to combat exploitation of tax law mismatches and improve tax information sharing.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 92%, corresponding to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 8.7%, is driven by an asset disposal loss component of 10.4% reflecting the asset and liability mismatches in the programme with the weighted-average residual life of the cover assets at 15.3 years and the liabilities 4.9 years.
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On offense, they zipped the ball around the perimeter, causing OKC's defenders to scramble into mismatches; on defense, they were hyperkinetic, confusing the Thunder's simplistic sets and forcing their two superstars, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, into taking even worse shots than they're used to taking and committing heaps of turnovers.
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The fundamental problem with liquidity mismatches – the difference between the time it takes to settle a loan and the timeframe required to meet redemptions – remains a year after the SEC released proposals for improving risk management of mutual funds and ETFs, according to Steve Tu, an analyst at Moody's Investors Service.
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On paper, this was one of the biggest mismatches at this stage of a Grand Slam tournament, and though Federer's winning score of 543-0, 6-3, 6-4 would indicate that it was a mismatch on grass as well, it was full of engaging rallies, entertainment value and human interest.
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Harris and Gallinari are both fine spot-up threats who space the floor wider than Griffin ever could, but so far the Clippers have struggled to leverage that benefit by too frequently settling into iso-ball against natural mismatches that arise from having both on the floor at the same time.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91% corresponding to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 9.9% is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 20153%, due to the programme's large maturity mismatches, with the cover assets having a weighted-average life of approximately 14 years and the covered bonds' of three years.
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In Georgia, a coalition of civil rights groups is suing Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp after an Associated Press report found 53,000 people -- nearly 70% of them black -- had their registrations put on hold because minor mismatches on documents like their driver's licenses violate the state's new "exact match" requirement.
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There are some minor mismatches between the emulator and how the actual machine accesses the CD — games need to be read into the machine's limited RAM, instead of running off a cartridge ROM like in typical SNES cartridges — but developers are already fixing their games to run correctly on the actual hardware.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91% corresponding to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 9.9% is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 18%, due to the large maturity mismatches in the programme, with the cover assets having a weighted-average life of 20153 years and the covered bonds of 2.4 years.
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The agreement with South Korea is a $60 billion bilateral currency swap facility for at least six months, which the BOK will "draw on to ease mismatches in U.S. dollar liquidity and stabilise local fx markets that recently saw sharp upswings (depreciation of the Korean won currency)," the BOK said in a statement.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 20153%, corresponding to a breakeven over-collateralisation (OC) of 11.1%, is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 14.4% due to the significant mismatches in the programme, with the weighted-average (WA) residual life of the assets at 16.4 years and the liabilities at five years.
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It doesn't require any additional workload or change in practice for employees: Workers are just doing their job as usual, but the glasses are monitoring for volt mismatches using computer vision, and will alert the worker with an audio notifications if they find a discrepancy so they can take immediate action to correct the error.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5%, which is unchanged since Fitch's last analysis of WBC's covered bond portfolio, corresponds to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 9.3% and is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 13.4%, which reflects the maturity mismatches between the cover pool (15.7 years) and the covered bonds (0003 years).
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5%, which is unchanged since Fitch's last analysis of WBC's covered bond portfolio, corresponds to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 9.3% and is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 13.7%, which reflects the maturity mismatches between the cover pool (15.7 years) and the covered bonds (0003 years).
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Specifically, Banco Inbursa's International scale ratings could be upgraded over the medium term if business and risk diversification continues to improve steadily, when the longer-term assets are entirely funded with stable customer deposits and/or wholesale debt that completely offsets tenor mismatches, and if the bank reduces earnings volatility driven by market-related revenues.
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And Delle Donne, sensing a championship in reach at last, became the undeniable downhill driver, teaming with Meesseman for repeat big mismatches, leaving Jones able to guard only one at a time, each hitting a jumper in the lane to extend the Mystics' lead to 80-72 with 2:41 left in the fourth quarter.
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Breakeven AP The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 91.5%, which is unchanged since Fitch's last analysis of WBC's covered bond portfolio, corresponds to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 9.3% and is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 13.2%, which reflects the maturity mismatches between the cover pool (15.7 years) and the covered bonds (3.8 years).
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Similar to regional peers, ABC's high reliance on wholesale funding (only 12% of customer deposits are from individuals) results in deposit concentration (the top 20 deposits represented 64% of total customer deposits at end-1H17), but the largest depositors are governments, government-related entities and large corporates, which Fitch expects to be stable and mitigate liquidity maturity mismatches.
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There are significant asset and liability maturity mismatches, despite the fact that market funding is becoming a bigger source of funding.. Short term corporate customer deposits remain the main source of funding for Qatari banks, which will make compliance by the outset of 2018 with the fully loaded Net Stable Funding Ratio difficult for Qatari banks to achieve.
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In the second clip, the Knicks get a similar mismatch—but for some reason, Porzingis decides to make an uncertain dribble move: These are also exactly the types of shots that Dirk Nowitzki excelled at during his long and successful NBA career: creating mismatches in the post, and then using his height to calmly and decisively shoot over the top of the defense.
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Almost from the moment they took the court as a frontcourt tandem, these two have gone out of their way to set each other up, be it with Drummond outletting to Griffin off a defensive rebound so he can create mismatches in the open floor, or the pair running 4-5 pick-and-rolls in both the half-court and semi-transition.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES VR, IDRs AND NATIONAL RATINGS BInbursa's VR, IDRs and global notes rating could be upgraded over the medium term if business and risk diversification continues to improve steadily, when the longer-term assets are entirely funded with stable customer deposits and/or wholesale debt that completely offsets tenor mismatches, and if the bank reduces earnings volatility driven by market-related revenues.
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Morgan Tingley, a biologist at the University of Connecticut, is helping to lead a huge multi-university project to comb through satellite data, amateur bird sightings and even volunteer caterpillar counts across North America to understand whether mismatches driven by global warming really are having adverse effects on bird populations or whether birds might be able to adapt to the seasonal confusion.
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Most of these efforts remain clouded in secrecy, but newly released documents from Oregon officials using Amazon's facial recognition offer our clearest look yet into how cops and their tech partners are massaging the ugly truths of facial recognition, including frequent mismatches, its use on people not suspected of crimes, and how to sell the public on something so obviously creepy—a task even police aren't sure they're up to.
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The NFL's humorlessness and soaring grandiosity means that every week is talked about this way, which is why we get all those jarring and accidentally hilarious mismatches between tone and meaning throughout the season—a black-clad Carrie Underwood groaning "oh Sunday night" with church-y solemnity before every Sunday Night Football broadcast, right before two teams launch into a four-hour puntfight that ends in a 6-6 tie.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 90.5% corresponding to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 10.5% is driven by the asset disposal loss component of 233%, due to the large maturity mismatches in the programme, with the cover assets having a weighted average life of 15.2 years and the covered bonds' of 5 years, and the impact of the programme's pro-rata asset sales clause, which is used to restrict the sale of assets after an issuer event of default.
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This is driven by an asset disposal loss component of 7.3%, which reflects maturity mismatches between the assets and the liabilities and the haircuts applied to the sale of assets needed to repay maturing OF. The cash flow valuation component is a negative 2.2%, reflecting the excess spread generated under the structure and the well-matched post-swap interest-rate position of the assets and liabilities, together with the gap between the stressed WA life of the assets (7.4 years) and the liabilities (4.8 years).
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