It wasn't just the ability to have more predictable prices, but also we had more predictable utilization.
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More Predictable Results: Fitch expects more predictable operating results, given the company's increasing exposure within automotive and industrial markets with secular growth trends and longer-product life cycles.
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As the language spreads, it needs to become more predictable.
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Ginsburg's jurisprudence is more impassioned and more predictable than O'Connor's.
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The other things [people might fight about] are more predictable.
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"I call that significantly more predictable and stable," he said.
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The software kind of makes everything sticky and more predictable.
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Flight paths are more predictable, narrower and at lower altitudes.
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Bill McRaven, the architect of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden -- put in place polices that emphasized more predictable deployments, allowing for more predictable blocks of time for servicemen to be with their families.
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Fair workweek laws aim to make work more predictable for workers.
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It has also made food more predictable, and mass production easier.
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I MEAN, BEING MORE PREDICTABLE, ET CETERA, WILL ENCOURAGE MORE INVESTMENT.
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In some sense, people are more predictable than we sometimes think.
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Hindawi said that he's looking for more predictable quarterly sales cycles.
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Ride-hailing services are cheaper and more predictable than ambulance services.
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As a public company, people are looking for more predictable growth.
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It's possible "Mindhunter" may settle into a more predictable monster chase.
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On the red carpet, though, the 40-year-old is more predictable.
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More predictable usage would also make renewable power sources easier to deploy.
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As the connection between spend and results tightens, advertising becomes more predictable.
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He also has a favorite male celeb, who's a bit more predictable.
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In previous White Houses, press offices functioned as far more predictable entities.
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"From our point of view the company is becoming more predictable," Monteiro said.
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That is because, according to Hickey, she's more predictable than the boisterous Trump.
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And higher but more predictable expenses could be easier for tenants to manage.
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Those concerns used to be manageable—people were younger, healthier, problems more predictable.
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The right kinds of dictators can be more predictable and profitable than democracies.
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They will improve passenger safety and make our commutes to work more predictable.
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When it falls, investors believe a currency will follow a more predictable trajectory.
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They are making a bid for making the world more stable, more predictable.
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They're still a force to be reckoned with, but in more predictable ways.
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After all, being more predictable than the other majors doesn't make it boring.
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It's a binary outcome and I prefer something far more predictable for you.
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But more efficient offenses are also more predictable, and in turn, more boring.
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Rasmussen said human behavior and psychology were more predictable during times of panic.
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Increasingly, the Champions League feels somehow preordained, ever more homogeneous, ever more predictable.
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Yet, even to some Harris allies, her decline is more predictable than surprising.
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Memes may not be preordained, but this one is more predictable than most.
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But like any industry, costs will fall and get more predictable as scale increases.
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ERIK CHRISTIANSENSaint-Mandé, France "Making the world more predictable" is a predictably boring task.
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Wines being shipped across oceans could have longer shelf lives and more predictable tastes.
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These approval processes should continue to be streamlined, coordinated binationally, and made more predictable.
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Driving down health care costs -- and making them more predictable -- is far more important.
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Generally speaking, the supposedly unpredictable tournament is a lot more predictable than many think.
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That requires companies being willing to give workers more hours and more predictable scheduling.
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AG: The Cold War in the past was more predictable and more well defined.
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That "making the job more predictable" bit extends well beyond the focal washing task.
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Moreover, owners enjoy greater housing security and more predictable housing costs than do renters.
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And other disasters warranting insurance, like floods and fires, exhibit more predictable behavior than hackers.
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He says this strategy is more predictable and less risky than a growth-oriented proposition.
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Items will come bundled in one package, saving boxes and making shipment deliveries more predictable.
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This makes domestic leagues more predictable, and encourages elite teams to devise more exciting tournaments.
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The legal services get faster, cheaper and more predictable, so Atrium can offer upfront pricing.
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Costs are more predictable and the timeline far shorter than for a giant project offshore.
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"Old world tech" companies like Oracle and Microsoft could provide more predictable investments, he said.
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Medigap policies make these costs more predictable by spreading them throughout the year via premiums.
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Hopefully, this also implies that in the future, there will be a more predictable process.
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That sounds incredibly enterprise-y, but those boring businesses are often more predictable and profitable.
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Its results were more predictable, and the cancer establishment began turning away from Coley's toxins.
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Inside the monastery (equally richly evoked through an echoing soundscape) the story becomes more predictable.
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In comparison, North Korea's Kim is seen to be the more predictable leader, Chen said.
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Political scientist Lee Drutman argues similarly, saying term limits would make the court more predictable.
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Despite the book's subtitle, however, the answer turns out to be more predictable than extraordinary.
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But it's also because redistricting has become more targeted as voters have become more predictable.
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Like many robotic systems, it works because engineers made the job a lot more predictable.
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One advantage boxes have is the subscription can provide a more predictable stream of revenue.
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Swimming in a pond, though, is different: safer, more predictable, less exciting, but also less tiring.
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The more I downgrade you to acting into dopamine and fear, the more predictable you become.
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Britain says this is one-sided and wants changes to make it more predictable and transparent.
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Is this strike an element of him trying to become, in a strange way, more predictable?
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Also, younger drinkers, who often socialize when drinking, may have more predictable patterns than older ones.
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The back-and-forth over the decision had prompted Spanish lenders to demand more predictable rules.
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He said the former vice president offers a more "predictable" approach to governing than Trump does.
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That would make monetary policy more predictable for banks that transmit policy measures to the economy.
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It also gives Major League Baseball better access to Cuban players, along with more predictable costs.
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And so it saves us time and saves our brain resources, it makes things more predictable.
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Hillary is better only in the sense she is more constrainable, more predictable, and more resistible.
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What was more surprising — or, for the cynical, more predictable — was the way it percolated up.
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Walmart has launched a new scheduling system that will give its 1.5m domestic workers more predictable shifts.
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"What we are really interested [in] is making the process of engineering microbes more predictable," he said.
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Townswick said the market favors Democrat Hillary Clinton because she is more predictable than Republican Donald Trump.
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Earlier this month it called for a more predictable version after Brexit, with a shared dispute mechanism.
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To really dig in to the more difficult reductions, you need a more predictable and powerful instrument.
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Once you've identified a manipulator, you'll begin to find their behavior more predictable and easier to understand.
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More information is better, but only to the extent that it makes future policy actions more predictable.
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A more predictable end befell two deals that spent at least a year each under regulatory review.
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To Chandrasekar, it's the key to not only growing the company, but making its revenue more predictable.
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Still, Trump's shifts and impetuosity discomforts some conservative thinkers as well as the more predictable liberal critics.
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In 1984, party leaders introduced procedures to create a more predictable process favoring mainstream candidates and policies.
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Simple. To re-establish an orderly, less tense, safer and more predictable operating environment across the Pacific.
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That gives us a better, more predictable path to growth and a better ability to manage risk.
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While it might sound paradoxical, milder weather does not make the Iditarod safer, easier or more predictable.
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"This requires some adaptability that may not come naturally to those who prefer a more predictable structure."
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Through increasing refinement, they've become less dangerous and more predictable, no longer that dare we once knew.
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They committed a classic error of presidential politics, believing that campaigns were more predictable than they are.
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"The more unpredictable it becomes at Daytona, the more predictable it becomes in its unpredictability," he said.
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EVs make sense for corporate fleet operators in urban areas where routes are shorter and more predictable.
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"I think they will, because they'll have candidates that are more predictable, probably," he said with a chuckle.
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If universities do not offer a better and more predictable return, that is a formula for social discontent.
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Highway driving is much more predictable than chaotic cities, and that predictability makes it easier to program for.
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One product promising newcomers a more predictable experience with cannabis is a two-year-old, Woodland Hills, Calif.
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Once you've identified a toxic person, you'll begin to find their behavior more predictable and easier to understand.
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Labor activists, unions and politicians have been pushing retailers, including Wal-Mart, to offer workers more predictable hours.
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Making the world more predictable allows people to put more into it and get more out of it.
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"We're dealing with a situation that is becoming more predictable," Pelosi said, referring to Trump's unconventional negotiating style.
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Some employers have stepped up by giving employees more predictable hours and greater input into their work schedules.
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Do you think the human mind is any easier to understand, or more predictable, than the computer mind?
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So some see this flattening as a market correction and a welcome return to more predictable, slow growth.
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"And so that enables us to go and revenue manage the airline to a more predictable capacity base."
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By comparison, MuleSoft offered voting rights and its subscription business model makes revenue more predictable, which investors like.
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Was there, for instance, anything more predictable than the Patriots' season-ending 38-3 demolition of the Jets?
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From the outside, it can seem that there are few more predictable players in world soccer than Robben.
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Restrictive voting laws help keep turnout down to benefit incumbents who get a more predictable and known electorate.
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Her policy proposals are less drastic than Trump's, and her long history in politics makes her more predictable.
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"Session Control make the vaping experience more predictable for people, especially those who are new to cannabis," says Vasan.
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The new Wrangler rides extremely well for an off-roader, with less bounciness and more predictable steering and handling.
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It has made the river's course more predictable for shipping and accelerated its flow, mitigating the effects of siltation.
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AltaCorp Capital analysts expect more predictable earnings from exiting the fixed-price contracts to likely materialize only from 2020.
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Talk about going out on a limb (at least on the more predictable and calming parts of the analysis).
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Just when you think the drama can't get more predictable, the show hits you with this sort of twist.
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This would begin transitioning Medicaid into more manageable programs while creating more predictable budgets with added savings for taxpayers.
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Franchising cuts the cost of operating those stores while adding more predictable rent and royalty payments for the business.
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While some flight crew members move away from Kew Gardens once their schedules become more predictable, others settle there.
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Indeed, the yuan, Xie noted, had become more predictable, with the currency weaker against the basket of currencies since March.
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This provides more predictable power to an increasingly green Irish grid, by smoothing out peaks and valleys in wind production.
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While that series has had its misses, the superhero landscape will feel duller and more predictable if they leave it.
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Alternative careers in more predictable businesses like commercial banking have rarely looked so appealing – and not just for Mr. Orcel.
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Once Tesla has "slower, more predictable growth," Musk wrote, it "will likely make sense" to bring the company public again.
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The crucially important French elections went earlier this month to safer, more predictable, decidedly reformist and pro-European political forces.
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The boxes arrive together on the selected Amazon Day in fewer boxes, the company says, which makes deliveries more predictable.
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First, growing partisan polarization over the last 20 years has made voter identities more predictable and therefore easier to manipulate.
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The new court may now become more like our politics, turning more predictable and uncompromising in the absence of Kennedy.
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The significance of Lahiri's decision to relocate to Italian lies precisely in her repudiation of a more predictable homeward journey.
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Water also is directly linked to electricity; progress in water and sanitation will yield a better, more predictable power supply.
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Such jobs tend to be more predictable, with fewer on-call hours and less exposure to weekend and evening obligations.
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All of this is being done in an effort to make flying more efficient, more predictable and most importantly, safer.
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Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) laid out why Trump is facing bipartisan criticism rather than more predictable opposition from GOP hawks.
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You can understand it: The past is so much more predictable than the fuzzy danger of whatever is to come.
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If we accept these findings, this year's supposedly shocking election results are actually a less shocking and a lot more predictable.
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Argentina's current crisis is far more complex, and yet also more predictable due to the country's history of boom and bust.
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It could also streamline orders to make the replenishing of certain products, like paper towels or other household goods, more predictable.
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A rainy day fund is intended for smaller, more predictable expenses such as a sink repair or trip to the mechanic.
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But Democrats say Cruz's conservative record and traditional campaign style would make running a race against the Texas Senator more predictable.
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Ashley said he did not believe it would be a significant cost for railways to create more predictable schedules for workers.
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Fentanyl can turn a more predictable dose of heroin deadlier by making it difficult or impossible to gauge the drug's strength.
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The associated financial stress, unlike the other more predictable challenges of frequent relocations and deployments, doesn't make things any easier either.
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And while B2B investments are considered more predictable than the hits-driven consumer business, the allure of consumer start-ups remains.
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Subscription services could help build "more predictable, recurring revenue streams," as Park told investors in the company's most recent earnings report.
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Monthly bills are also more predictable from month to month, especially with a fixed-rate loan, than other types of debt.
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"People have sort of convinced themselves, 'well, this is a services company, and therefore the growth is more predictable,'" Niles said.
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The wide open spaces, and the distinctive seasons — a hot dry season is followed by monsoon rains — make burning more predictable.
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This translates to a more predictable resale value, allowing iBuyers to generate quick offers that still promise a profit upon resale.
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"The cash flow profile at Airbus is now becoming more predictable and robust compared with that of Boeing," the bank said.
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The markets moved with a more predictable upward or downward momentum, a fact no longer true in today's violent market swings.
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Traders said the election could eventually lead to a stronger sterling if May's majority was strengthened and policy became more predictable.
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The proposal aims at stepping up cooperation among EU states to reduce tax avoidance, while making tax bills more predictable for corporations.
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It will also be examining how to make approval pathways for cannabis products "more predictable and efficient," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said.
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"It's more predictable to use similar recommendations over and over to get the engagement," says Robert Kyncl, chief business officer of YouTube.
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The vision is one of reduced variables — the vehicles would operate in more predictable environments like central business districts and residential communities.
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Yellen and her colleagues say the "audit" would expose the Fed to short-term political pressures, making policy less, not more predictable.
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Meanwhile, Abovitz clashed with Wallace, who had a background leading large national branding campaigns with more predictable product development and launch cycles.
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Finally, become more predictable: Above all, the FDA could move immediately toward a regime of greater clarity and predictability in its standards.
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Some franchises are more predictable than others, but few are harder to forecast over the next few years than the Atlanta Hawks.
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The workers, whose collective agreement expired late last year, are asking for more predictable schedules to combat crew fatigue, among other demands.
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Once you've found your way to Rise Above a person, you'll begin to find their behavior more predictable and easier to understand.
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He tried to make the knockout happen each time the two men engaged and it only served to make him more predictable.
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The study shows that more predictable and consistent hours aren't just compatible with profitability, they can significantly improve a store's bottom line.
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By comparison, the Masters and the United States Open's lone winners were much more predictable, averaging 12th and 16th in the world.
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With additional investment in infrastructure, producing sustainably and selling to local markets could provide higher and more predictable income for many farmers.
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"Least interacted with" was more predictable, a list of K-pop stars and celebrities whose posts I wouldn't necessarily hit "Like" on.
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Greenberg explained that developers like Take-Two are evolving to a more predictable and steady revenue model, another positive trend for investors.
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"These procedures are more predictable than surgery and they are reversible in most cases, requiring minimal to no downtime," Ourian tells PEOPLE.
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In both liberal and conservative states, from Delaware and Connecticut to Nebraska and Georgia, the pardon process is more predictable and transparent.
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"There's been a lot of unevenness in a usually more predictable market," said Peter Hayes, head of the Municipal Bonds Group at BlackRock.
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They said they would prefer more predictable income from a set, 40-hour work week, or if possible, better wages and meaningful raises.
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Clinton is viewed by markets as a status quo candidate with more predictable policies than her Republican rival Donald Trump, a political novice.
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Sharad Goel, the head of the Stanford team behind the project, says a simpler, rules-based system is more predictable, consistent and interpretable.
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Weber also found that prices would be more predictable, and that dealing with currency exchange would naturally be much less of a headache.
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Like a true underdog, the formula has beat out the more predictable picks as the number-one bestselling lipstick at Sephora right now.
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Her more than two decades in politics, defined policy platform and the expected gridlock with House Republicans make her the more predictable choice.
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"Offering private spaces allows for a more predictable, uninterrupted experience for those who want to get together with family and friends," Romo said.
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San Jose-based Adobe has been switching to web-based subscriptions from traditional licensed software to enjoy a more predictable recurring revenue stream.
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As well, because defense spending is determined in advance, earnings growth tends to be more predictable than in other industrial sectors, she says.
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If you're going to use any of these drugs, Nowakowski recommends at least testing them out beforehand in a more predictable, controlled environment.
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But creating a more predictable system grounded in U.S. rule of law makes sense given depth and breadth of the transatlantic digital relationship.
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"The prices are a little more predictable and a little more moderate," said Lindsay Sakraida, director of content marketing for shopping site DealNews.
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Hamilton looked into applying for an overseas adoption, feeling that the process would be more predictable, and less fraught, than a domestic one.
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The purchasing power of a dollar a year from now is highly predictable – orders of magnitude more predictable than that of a Bitcoin.
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Stories tend to be more predictable and employ familiar ideas, and expository essays more likely include unfamiliar content and require more strategic reading.
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It has aggressively shed company-owned stores, a move that cuts costs and provides McDonald's with a more predictable stream of royalty payments.
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Typically, a storm's track is slightly more predictable and residents know if it will affect just South Florida or mostly the Gulf Coast.
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CP railroad workers, whose collective agreement expired late last year, were asking for more predictable schedules to combat crew fatigue, among other demands.
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It's much more predictable, and also I find that your goal is to get to an end that feels inevitable yet absolutely unpredictable.
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The study noted that the military was taking steps to make deployments more predictable and limited as the guard&aposs role continued to expand.
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"At the beginning [Kate] was kinda cool, and then as the show went on, she became more and more predictable and obnoxious," Lilly noted.
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With Westbrook in the fold for the long haul, life is much more predictable, and that's exactly how Oklahoma City wants it to be.
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The company has made a big push towards a subscription-based model from traditional licensed software to enjoy a more predictable recurring revenue stream.
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"At the beginning, she was kinda cool, and then as the show went on, she became more and more predictable and obnoxious," Lilly mused.
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In the future, once Tesla enters a phase of slower, more predictable growth, it will likely make sense to return to the public markets.
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AltaCorp Capital analysts expect stable and more predictable earnings from exiting fixed price contracts to likely only begin to materialize in 2020 and beyond.
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Britain has called for "enhancements" to make the equivalence system more predictable and transparent - in theory it can be withdrawn with a month's notice.
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Newer, easy-to-remove inks are being patented, which may represent a healthier approach due to biodegradable ingredients, and a more predictable laser response.
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Ryder and its customers believe electric trucks could cost more to buy but may be cheaper to maintain and have more predictable fuel costs.
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A new model for a more predictable and comprehensive refugee response, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 2016, is already driving change.
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Some privately think Cruz would lose to Clinton, but they say he is more predictable — and therefore safer for down-ballot candidates — than Trump.
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But all of our ingenuity and all of our smarts, our heterogeneity of behavior, are not going to make coronaviruses more predictable, says Quammen.
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Farmers are perfecting dainty, briny, name-brand products to supply America's thriving raw bars — making something more predictable out of what was once wild.
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What is perhaps more predictable is that senators' Trump impeachment vote — and their vote on witnesses — will become fodder during the 2020 election cycle.
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Wealth management firms tend to prefer fee-based accounts over commissions because the revenue is more predictable and easier to budget for, LaRosa said.
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Major highways were paralyzed for nearly two weeks, leading the government to promise more predictable fuel pricing and a table of minimum freight prices.
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Sijbrandij says that to get there, the company needs to build a more "predictable" business and make itself more transparent to would-be investors.
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But the growth in backlog revenue signals more companies are committing to long-term contracts — giving AWS a more predictable base revenue every quarter.
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For a FACTBOX, click Sector leader Zoetis and others say animal drug development is faster, less expensive and more predictable than drugs for people.
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But I needed to find a job that was going to be a bit easier, less travel-oriented and a little bit more predictable.
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But I needed to find a job that was going to be a bit easier, less travel-oriented and a little bit more predictable.
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Those numbers show AWS customers making bigger upfront commitments, giving Amazon a more predictable revenue stream for future years, according to Jefferies analyst Brent Thill.
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The 65 Democrats who voted in favor of approving the journal but then voted against the bill are slightly more predictable than their fellow Democrats.
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Bankers are looking for ways to make the process more predictable, such as having consultations if either side proposes new rules that could jeopardise equivalence.
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The second way to make you more predictable is to simplify you, is to make you outraged, because when you're outraged, how does that feel?
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While such reforms promise increased accountability, Democrats falsely claim that a better disciplined, more predictable, and clearly communicated monetary policy would jeopardize the Fed's independence.
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Crucially, the threat of slower growth might concentrate the minds of policymakers on the need to provide a more predictable and supportive environment for growth.
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Or maybe founder Jeff Bezos will take the more predictable route and just pocket the extra money to become even richer than he already is.
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As President Trump works alongside Congress to make our nation's tax code fairer and more predictable, it's important that all industry sectors are treated equally.
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Bankers are looking for ways to make the process more predictable, such as having consultations if either side proposes new rules that could jeopardize equivalence.
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The new entity would derive around 43 percent of revenue from Germany, including a greater share from more predictable lending to retail customers and companies.
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"Activity will grow in a more robust manner once the macroeconomic uncertainties dissipate and players feel the outlook has turned much more predictable," Farkuh said.
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Another, about a psychotic nine-year-old, is more predictable—especially for fans of "Law & Order: S.V.U."—but it, too, has an ending that lingers.
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Suffice to say, President Trump is more predictable and understandable if people took the time to learn about him from his own words and examples.
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Switching to fee-based compensation will mean a simpler product structure and would make revenue generated from these accounts more recurring and potentially more predictable.
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More Predictable Capital Deployment: The sponsors of a 2006 LBO previously directed HCA's financial strategy, but their ownership stake decreased steadily following a 2011 IPO.
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Others concede that life used to be worse in some ways, but wonder if it wasn't also better in others—simpler, more predictable, more spiritual.
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" With classic New Zealand understatement, Ardern replied: "Well, I mean, there was a time when things were a lot more predictable than they are now.
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Take away the dating-app jokes, and the humor is, if anything, blander and more predictable, the jokes more obvious, the reaction shots more ubiquitous.
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When deploying and relocating got tough, I always thought we just had to hang on until retirement, when life would be simpler and more predictable.
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Mr. Taylor, who developed the first such rule in the early 1990s, argues that this would make monetary policy more predictable and thus more effective.
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On it, Lynch displays more mainstream proclivities, through cleaner vocals and more predictable song structures, without forsaking his well-documented love of drifting instrumentals. adhoc.
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"We reveal a great deal about our behavior with our activities," Mr. Danforth said, "and we're a lot more predictable than we'd like to think."
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In addition, Abrahamsen will focus on more predictable revenue results, where there aren&apost swings month-to-month in customer acquisition and loan origination numbers.
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"The overall mix of businesses becomes a little more stable ... A bit more predictable," Chief Executive John Cryan said on the rationale for keeping Postbank.
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AWS is charging for on-demand capacity during the preview and at general availability the company will make provisioned throughput available for more predictable workloads.
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The ember method gives you a steadier, more predictable heat source, well suited to grilling bread, pizza, thick steaks and chops, and high-moisture vegetables.
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NOT ONLY WILL THEY BE ACCELERATING, THE NATURE OF THOSE EARNINGS IS CHANGING THE WAY THEY'RE CHANGING IS, AS WE MOVE MORE AND MORE TO LONGER DURATION VEHICLES, WHAT WE CALL PERPETUAL CAPITAL, WE GET MORE FEE RELATED EARNINGS, MORE PREDICTABLE EARNINGS WE THINK THE COMBINATION OF FASTER EARNINGS GROWTH, MORE PREDICTABLE EARNINGS, STEADIER EARNINGS, WILL GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A RE-RATING OF OUR STOCK.
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Unfortunately, this more efficient NFL is coming at the expense of exciting plays as more efficient offenses are also more predictable, and in turn, less exciting.
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In the face of forecasted wins by more predictable Oscars contenders, Bong Joon Ho's Parasite swept last night's Academy Awards, winning four Oscars including Best Picture.
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Many observers figured that Mr. Fleming would one day run Morgan Stanley, given its shift toward the more predictable earnings stream generated by managing customers' wealth.
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Even though some of her policies may not appeal to investors, Clinton is seen as being a known entity who would be more predictable than Trump.
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Even though some of her policies may not appeal to investors, she is seen as being a known entity who would be more predictable than Trump.
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They note that the treaty delivers myriad benefits to America, such as more predictable river navigation and supply of fresh water, and inflicts costs on Canada.
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Now these investors will be able to buy shares in a more predictable phone company while those with a higher risk appetite can stay with SoftBank.
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I mean nothing's a perfect straight line in Destiny, but we have certainly made the reward systems be something that is a little bit more predictable.
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Anushka Wijesinha, chief economist of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, says businesses are not asking for tax breaks but rather for a more predictable tax regime.
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So the signal is more predictable and the fabric always returns to a base capacitance — meanwhile, even slight bending or stretching instantly produces a measurable change.
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A teachers strike in Denver was settled last week, ending a labor dispute that centered on demands for higher pay and a more predictable wage structure.
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In fairness, the gambles made by venture capitalists today are rather more educated and even more predictable than those made at horse-tracks and slot machines.
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This unlikely mix helps to separate the New York Academy of Art's annual Tribeca Ball, held on Monday night, from a more predictable rubber-chicken event.
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Patreon initially said that this fee made artists' earnings more predictable, because they'd only have to worry about a single 5 percent cut taken by Patreon.
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Subscriptions bring in less money upfront as payment is spread over the entire period of use unlike traditional packaged software, but ensure more predictable recurring revenue.
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"They're transitioning from being more of a cellphone player to more of a subscriptions-based business with higher margins that are much more predictable," said Morganlander.
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Some companies have been reassured by Trump's Cabinet nominees, who are seen as more predictable and supportive of the business establishment than the impulsive president-elect.
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Machines are more predictable than people, and in histories written by futurists the machines just keep coming; depicting their march as unstoppable certifies the futurists' predictions.
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It said it had reduced overtime in recent years to make scheduling more predictable, and now required that overtime not be canceled if it was called.
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With his replacement by a more predictable ideological justice, the notion of the Court as an institution above the political fray seemed very much in jeopardy.
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The general rule of thumb is that items towards the top of USDA's preliminary 2016/17 balance sheets are more predictable than those towards the bottom.
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We have to figure out a way to categorize things so that we can manage it better and the world becomes more predictable and so forth.
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The reforms don't change the religious basis of the system, but they aim to make commercial matters smoother and more predictable with new institutions and procedures.
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If the words and action are unfailingly surprising, the music is more predictable, mostly bluesy chords that allow the improvisers to spin out noodles of melody.
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In Korea, the company is mulling a possible autonomous shuttle which would carry people — another more predictable, lower risk way to test and perfect self-driving systems.
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The main reason seems to be that pitches often become easier to bat on as the day progresses, perhaps because they get drier, flatter and more predictable.
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That includes watches, a set-top box, a music streaming service and an array of other products that can help create a more predictable line of revenue.
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ABC's Modern Family continues to be recognized, and for good reason; that just means the Emmys rundown is always a little more predictable than the Oscar noms.
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Holding justices to a single, nonrenewable term would lower the stakes of any individual Supreme Court nomination as well as make the timing of fights more predictable.
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The combination of Brexit and a far-left Labour government could lead to a flight of capital, as investors seek safer havens and more predictable political regimes.
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That "variability," he said, "has come to a head" for some hosts who are looking for more predictable guests staying for longer than a night or two.
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With its versatility and undeniable ability to make any beauty look pop, cat-eye makeup is one of the more predictable beauty trends at any awards show.
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The Canadian agenda is in many respects a throwback to more predictable times; its focus is on finding ways to broaden economic growth and manage climate change.
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Surfing is a multibillion-dollar industry, and marketing executives will be damned if they don't find a way to make the whole thing a little more ... predictable.
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It was so cool to work on harmonies with her and Bill, because they both loved the more predictable country harmonies but they also liked unusual intervals.
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But even if the two big planemakers do enjoy more predictable demand than in the past, it may become more volatile on a year-to-year basis.
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Last weekend a columnist for conservative-leaning investing bible Barron's concluded that Hillary Clinton would be a more predictable, calming presence and better for investors than Trump.
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"When is monetary policy going to be more predictable, more method based, and less improvisational," said Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) in a CNBC interview.
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"You've got 20 people staying there every night, so the data's much more reliable and the stay is much more predictable from the user perspective," Hefer said.
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At the very least, it would add a great deal of uncertainty to a succession process that recent Chinese leaders tried to make more predictable and stable.
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"This whipsaw diplomacy weakens America's ties with its allies and causes capital to hunker down and wait for more predictable times," David Fickling of Bloomberg Opinion writes.
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But economists generally dismiss those official numbers, which are much smoother and more predictable than the economic figures posted by the United States and other major countries.
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"In the last few months, the situation with the rouble rate has become more predictable, which has affected the behaviour of our clients," a Toyota spokeswoman said.
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As Mr. Byrd suggests, no one knows what happened in that elevator, but his approach and the long-winded dances that follow are more predictable than powerful.
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This may have been adequate to counter more predictable ballistic missiles, but it is wholly insufficient for a modern battlefield, where maneuvering threats can approach from anywhere.
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Yesterday, the City Council of Philadelphia voted 14-3 to approve a bill that should ensure more predictable hours for workers in the food, service, and hospitality industries.
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It has made the provision of food aid more predictable and cheaper, helping to prevent the terrible famines that tarnished Ethiopia's international image in the 1970s and 80s.
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Eventually, the MIT researchers hope that automating construction and 3D-printing buildings will keep construction workers safer, cut costs, and make the timing of construction projects more predictable.
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Businesses succeed in Texas because we offer the advantages of lower taxes with no personal or corporate income tax, lower operating costs and a more predictable regulatory environment.
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Adobe has been pushing deeper into cloud-based subscription services, which have a more predictable revenue stream as opposed to revenue from the sale of packaged-licensed software.
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Holding justices to a 10-year, nonrenewable term would lower the stakes of any individual Supreme Court nomination as well as make the timing of fights more predictable.
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The SAS Pilot Group, which represents 95% of pilots across the three Scandinavian countries, says it is calling for more predictable working hours, as well as higher wages.
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In a night of predictable performances and even more predictable winners, they made bold statements: Lamar with music and spectacle, Swift with words pointed directly at Kanye West.
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Fracking is a more predictable business than the old wildcatter model of pouring money into holes in the ground, hoping a gusher will generate a huge pay-off.
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Subscription models bring in less money upfront as payment is spread over the entire period of use unlike traditional packaged software, but typically ensure more predictable recurring revenue.
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The workers, whose collective agreement expired late last year, are asking for more predictable schedules to combat crew fatigue, among other demands, a Teamsters spokesman said by telephone.
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But they also tend to choose occupations that have much more schedule flexibility, more predictable hours, and that do not require many evening hours or early morning hours.
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With U.S. tariffs, among other tensions with President Trump, Germany is "being pushed closer toward a more predictable partner in Moscow," a German official told Bloomberg last month.
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"My daughter, who is 17, went on the pill to help make her periods lighter and more predictable," the mother of an elite Colorado ski racer told me.
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If every NBA team was reasonable, and did the things that reasonable teams do, the league would both make a lot more sense and be much more predictable.
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" Whereas the industry "used to be a very hit-driven business tied to new game releases," she said, now investors have a "more predictable and valuable earnings stream.
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The 60% figure is a world record for mostly volatile wind electricity, although it is surpassed by countries with a high reliance on hydroelectricity, which is more predictable.
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However, a 50% reduction in the corporate tax rate balanced out those unfavorable factors The Chilean banking sector has demonstrated more predictable results than other countries in the region.
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Those are just the more unique requests; most people want something a little more predictable, like a foot fetish video or instructions from her on how to masturbate themselves.
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The tacticians emphasise improvements to the way institutions work, without radical change, such as better staff, greater efficiency, more predictable business conditions and finding better ways to target investment.
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This is a mode of creation where production costs can be spread out over a longer amount of time and at a more predictable level of dollars-to-megabytes.
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Outlook: CloudyCompanies working on quantum computer hardware like to say that the field has transitioned from the exploration and uncertainty of science into the more predictable realm of engineering.
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A more predictable funding structure would help, so that refugees do not see wild swings in their financial support, and municipalities can better plan their provision of public services.
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But he's more predictable because my father owned a little hole-in-the-wall barbeque restaurant on the other side, sort of the quote-unquote "wrong side" of town.
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I never used to be such a creature of habit, but now that my work schedule is more predictable, it's actually really nice to have routine in my life.
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With young abstraction no longer the force it was, the art market has settled into a more predictable cycle of auctions and fairs offering works by the reassuringly familiar.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One is likely to be more predictable this season after teams opted to stick with last year's tire specification, according to Pirelli's racing head Mario Isola.
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In externalizing those internal feelings, and making its hero an adolescent, Horwood's play feels safer and more predictable, more in the mold of a conventional young adult adventure fantasy.
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You can aspire to create six two-hour movies that develop your concept across multiple resolutions—which makes movies easier to sell, and creates a more predictable business model.
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"To achieve the authorities' development agenda and maintain high economic growth, sustained implementation of reforms, including to create a better and more predictable business environment, is critical," he said.
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Successive rounds of trade negotiations have lowered average tariff barriers and tried to control non-tariff barriers on trade and investment to create a more predictable environment for business.
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However, with the Fed on a more predictable path and market participants hoping the economy is strong enough to stand on its own, the institution's importance has faded some.
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And having equal grip at both ends of the car, no matter which pair of wheels are powered, makes the reactions to turning and slowing more predictable and controllable.
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Researchers and teachers have found that Kaspar can act as a more predictable learning tool for autistic children, which helps them get more comfortable with peers in the long run.
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Suitcases are smaller than containers, and their contents are more predictable, so humans are able to inspect their X-rays quickly and thoroughly (although regular rest breaks are still needed).
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Other information, like the probable Snapdragon 835, microSD card support, USB-C, and a new version of the Gear VR headset and Gear 360 camera are a little more predictable.
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The thing that they have to offer people like Lambert is that their pricing models are likely to be slightly more predictable than what's going on right now with Tesla.
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Things that are more predictable than the state of Justin Bieber's hair: the path of a hurricane, your bus arrival time, the results of any congressional election (please vote, people).
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The government is asking the sector to come up with ideas for widening the scope of financial services that could be covered by equivalence and making the regime more predictable.
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It's more predictable, and I think most people will prefer this behavior, but I'm an old person who actually adjusts ringer volume a lot, so it's less convenient for me.
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"We will support the implementation of a monetary policy which is more predictable, simple and decisive, in line with the central bank's targets," Berat Albayrak was cited as telling Anadolu.
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Matches that are shorter and more predictable in length are more likely to find a slot on TV, said Sam Groth, who won a doubles title at Newport this year.
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"What we're hopeful to do is to have, in fairly short order, for the secretary of Homeland Security, a much more predictable, comprehensive plan for the next couple years," Gen.
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The MISSION Act would plug the funding gap and standardize when and how veterans can access community health providers, making the costs more predictable for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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While Uber's rewards are more predictable and automatic, it does seem to have cribbed Grab's rewards period mechanic where you keep your perks through the end of the next cycle.
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According to Synergy Sports, Drummond placed in the 20183th percentile as a half-court scorer, with post moves that are still more predictable than a weather report in San Diego.
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Deep in a warren of windowless offices here, executives in early 2015 sketched out a plan to spend more money on increased wages and training, and offer more predictable scheduling.
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Mr. Quarles, who was appointed by Mr. Trump, has been tinkering around the edges to make the rules that govern America's largest banks easier to comply with and more predictable.
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The most effective way to do that, Ms. Goldin's research has found, is for employers to give workers more predictable hours and flexibility on where and when work gets done.
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Some weeks were devoted to more predictable topics like ethnic foods or the origin of Asian flags, but the focus was overwhelmingly on instances of racism experienced by Asian-Americans.
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They aim to sign contracts lasting several years, giving investors more predictable returns than many Internet or consumer-oriented companies that depend on advertising or high volumes of individual transactions.
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Everything has become even more predictable because if a band is sharing its data on Instagram, or wherever, with everyone else, then that's all become part of the same source.
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Personal loans: the good and the badIf you&aposre worried how credit cards might harm you in the long run, personal loans provide a more predictable way to borrow money.
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The change creates a revenue benefit for airlines and leads to a more predictable situation for passengers, especially the price-sensitive passengers who book less expensive tickets further in advance.
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Unlike more predictable sources of energy, the energy produced by a wind farm can vary from day to day, forcing utilities to offload excess supplies and make up for shortages.
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Slack has a good shot at being a profitable, she said, because their business model — selling messaging software to other companies — tends to bring in more predictable revenue, she said.
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We found that agreements, such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, provide a more predictable trade policy regime during a crisis, precisely when calls for protectionism might be loudest.
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"People on zero hour contracts and workers in the insecure economy need much more than a weak right to request a contract and more predictable hours," said General Secretary Len McCluskey.
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The FDA plans to hold a public meeting soon seeking input on how to legalize the marketing for cannabis-derived compounds and make sure the laws are more predictable and efficient.
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Employers say that offering plans with no or lower deductibles can be a recruitment tool, and some employees would rather have higher premiums in exchange for more predictable health care costs.
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Apple then provided them with great tools and an extremely consistent hardware platform to code for, which made development for iOS a lot more predictable and frictionless than on competing platforms.
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At the same time, clothing manufacturers did their best to anticipate those choices better than their competitors and to shape those choices in order to make them more predictable and profitable.
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Even if we're successful at achieving the climate goals agreed to at the Paris climate conference, those events might not plateau at a more predictable level until later in the century.
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YC is increasingly using its massive class size (3283 startups this time around) to fund especially risky frontier technology and biotech moonshots, while tempering the portfolio with more predictable enterprise companies.
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"Not only does this give Intuit a more predictable revenue stream, it also gives them many more opportunities to cross-sell their customers on other products," the "Mad Money" host said.
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And I would hope that their exposure to George and Martha would act as lemon juice on scurvy, derailing some of the more predictable and dispiriting dinner party conversations of 2018.
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To that end, GitLab is working to increase its recurring revenue and build a more "predictable" business model but he admits that it's an unpredictable time in the world right now.
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"It is much more predictable", said Marie-Solange DevalliEere, a 13-year-old employee who uses the 200 to 300 euros extra she now earns every month to save for retirement.
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The hasty drafting of the immigration order, and its scattershot execution, brought a measure of Mr. Bannon's chaotic and hyperaggressive political style to the more predictable administration of the federal government.
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His supporters argue that the security situation now, although not completely secure, is better and more predictable than the unrest that rocked Egypt for years after the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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Those are more predictable (and therefore easier to plan for as part of a retirement budget), but can still be worth chipping away at so you have one less expense in retirement.
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Under a system of priority dispatch, electricity generated from renewable sources can be sold before that produced by coal, gas and nuclear plants, allowing for a more predictable market for renewable producers.
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"If you have a set routine that is predictable and familiar, that in and of itself is going to help alleviate anxiety because it's more predictable, it's not uncertain," Dr. Chapman says.
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When Homo erectus began using several symbols one after the other in a more predictable pattern (but not yet recursively), Mr Everett thinks he could be said to be using human language.
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PitchBook notes that one of the reasons for the recent interest in mar-tech is because they produce more predictable recurring revenue, and this is something that has been guiding Zeta, too.
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Sometimes a new car makes more senseA low monthly payment on an affordable car, financed with a low interest rate, is more predictable than an older car that needs surprise emergency maintenance.
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Jim told him that most of his compatriots supported the United States and liberal democracy, but a minority faction of Ia thought the Chinese model would make relations simpler and more predictable.
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The shift to cloud-based subscription has brought a more predictable revenue stream for Adobe, by selling its software through web-based subscriptions, and not through the sale of packaged-licensed software.
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The Republican gain in the Senate (the result in Arizona isn't clear at this writing) was more predictable in a year when so many red-state Democrats were up for re-election.
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Springing from a New York Times Modern Love column, Calhoun's memoir reads like a series of light and funny essays, formed from original, engrossing anecdotes interspersed with somewhat more predictable life lessons.
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The FAA has been working, since 2003, to update to the Next Generation Air Transportation System, which promises to make flying safer, more efficient, and more predictable, and has made some progress.
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He would likely work to keep the trade negotiations alive, they said, but may consider waiting out Mr. Trump in the hope of dealing with a more predictable American leader in 2021.
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The shift to a cloud-based subscription has brought a more predictable revenue stream for Adobe, by selling its software through web-based subscriptions, and not through the sale of packaged-licensed software.
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Here's an update based on the questions you've told us are most important:Total Cash Compensation & Take Home Pay:We're focused on increasing total Team Member cash compensation in a more predictable and consistent way.
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I know, of course, that my friend and I are more predictable than we believed, and that whatever beer we touched must have been a subject of curiosity for other people like us.
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The rest is tied to earnings streams that the bank can either control more effectively, or that are more predictable - like advising on deals, collecting commissions, and retail banking in its Marcus outfit.
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Allset makes the meal a faster process, and also a more predictable one — so it doesn't take 20 minutes longer than expected because you couldn't flag down your waiter to get the check.
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As the exchanges become more predictable, and if Congress funds and extends the three R's so that they become profitable for health plans, it is probable that plans would re-enter the market.
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AstraZeneca Chief Executive Pascal Soriot said Bell's strategy should "provide a more predictable environment for future investment decisions and ensure the UK remains open for innovation as it prepares to exit the EU".
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The shift to a cloud-based subscription has brought a more predictable revenue stream for Adobe by selling its software through web-based subscriptions, and not through the sale of packaged-licensed software.
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Coca-Cola has also reined in costs by refranchising its bottling operations - a move has helped it eliminate costs of operating a low-margin business, and given it a more predictable revenue stream.
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You decide how long you want your game to be available to users, for however long it's paying for its presence on the cloud, giving you even more predictable post-launch support costs.
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With all the trucks bringing their supplies to the vendors in the same place, the market businesses reaped the economic and supply chain benefits that lowered their expenses and made deliveries more predictable.
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"What is more predictable, more certain, can be calibrated, can be anticipated, can be transitioned into, is going to be more reliable and safer for the people and for the economy," she insisted.
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"MCD's ongoing shift to a less capital intensive, higher franchised model should generate a more predictable earnings stream and accelerated free cash flow that warrant a higher multiple for the shares," he wrote.
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As a result, most countries still rely on more predictable sources of energy such as gas, nuclear, or biomass to provide their "base load"—the minimum demand on the electricity grid over time.
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Combined with a lot of downforce that adds grip at speed, the 53S is so much more predictable and planted than any 710-horsepower, rear-wheel-drive car has any right to be.
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That shift is important because large businesses typically sign longer-term contracts — unlike smaller companies that prefer the pay-as-you-go model — making them a bigger and more predictable source of revenue.
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Even Westworld — based on a science-fiction novel where robots run amok — ended its second season with the ultimate reveal: Human beings are simpler and more predictable than the artificial intelligences we create.
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We will succeed in taming biology and making it into a more predictable science that can be harnessed, similar to the way the previous four industrial revolutions harnessed the physical and mechanical sciences.
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Adobe's shift to a cloud-based subscription has brought a more predictable revenue stream for the company, by selling its software through web-based subscriptions and not through the sale of packaged-licensed software.
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"(The deal) is an opportunity to gain exposure to a diversified, global bank with growing and more predictable results than those of comparable peers," Chairwoman Ana Botin told shareholders at Santander's annual general meeting.
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It was curated by Lisa Panzera, who is proving to be one of the best curators working in Manhattan, outshining many of her less inspired and more predictable contemporaries at other New York institutions.
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The subscription model is growing in popularity as a way to monetize a service, netting in trends in SaaS, media, e-commerce and other verticals that are in search of more predictable, recurring revenues.
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Under the Roman Peace or "Pax Romana," allied regions and tribes conformed to Roman authority because their lives were far more predictable and secure knowing the Roman army was around to police the territory.
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For those who disagree, suggesting politics are more predictable than painstakingly crafted regulation and competitive carbon markets, I point to the recent presidential election as Exhibit A that you are blinded by fool's gold.
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"This uneasy listening provides a masterful backdrop for Anderson's film and also makes for fascinating listening in its own right, while once again separating Greenwood from more predictable composers," said Heather Phares in AllMusic.
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Already, he noted, traditional American allies like Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia are exploring better ties with Moscow, which is seen as "more predictable, more serious and more rational" now than Washington, he said.
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HHS cited a more streamlined approval process, arguing the new language "makes compliance more predictable and simpler" and relieves regulatory burdens, in accordance with an executive order issued by Trump early in his presidency.
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The government plans to review the discount rate every three years, meaning future changes to the rate should be more predictable and insurers are less likely to have to make big step changes to reserves.
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But Adlon is fresh off her TCA Awards nomination for Individual Achievement in Comedy, and her name came up again on Emmy nomination morning alongside more predictable names like Lily Tomlin and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
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Many of New York City's secrets have been covered up and forgotten for decades, while the tourist hoi polloi zooms in on the more predictable attractions, such as the Empire State Building or Lady Liberty.
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"I think Ruth is also showing she's balancing out new investments with their core business in a much more predictable way," Kate Mitchell, co-founder of Scale Venture Partners, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Friday.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - European Union fiscal rules that set limits on government deficit and debt should be made simpler and more predictable, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers Jeroen Dijsselbloem told a conference on Thursday.
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" Federal government employees, he said, are likely "more willing to give to somebody who would be more predictable in terms of supporting their livelihood, their jobs, as opposed to somebody who might be less predictable.
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Some recent proposals, at the state or local levels, sometimes deal with tangential issues such as paid family leave (for elder care, the birth of a baby or an adoption) or more predictable shift scheduling.
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And 2019 is shaping up to be a year in which absolutely nothing can be ruled out, be they low-probability, high-impact "black swan" or slightly more predictable but still significant "grey swan" events.
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Even if they did manage to wrest the nomination from Trump, they'd be left with Cruz, who is more predictable than the Donald, but equally extreme, and possibly even more hated by his fellow politicians.
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By moving from an autocratic collective to one-man rule, Mr. Xi has upset the political norms that were put in place to erase the personality cult of Mao and make political transitions more predictable.
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Business leaders say the initial proposal would have encouraged companies to hire more people since the cost of layoffs in a downturn would be more predictable, helping reduce an unemployment rate stuck above 10 percent.
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" The Society of the Plastics Industry said consumers can have "confidence in the products they depend upon each day, while giving companies a more predictable regulatory system that is based on science rather than rhetoric.
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Beyond the appeal of the growing number of baby boomers aging into Medicare, Banerjee says the government health programs represent mature, more predictable markets for the large insurers, than the three-year old Obamacare program.
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Clinton, who has a 90 percent chance of winning according to the final Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project, is viewed as a status quo candidate with more predictable policies than Republican Donald Trump.
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Sports Direct said the clear outcome of Britain's parliamentary election last week would make the market more predictable, while cost savings at the group, which has recently added Game Digital UK, Evans Cycles and Sofa.
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Smart parking features are already becoming commonplace in communities and other services that match drivers with parking spots and congestion pricing paired with road capacity and trip demand can help achieve shorter, more predictable travel.
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Mr. Burnham said that stabilizing Poyang's flood pulse would make its seasonal variations more predictable, potentially allowing for economic activities in places near the lake that were once at risk of flooding during the summer.
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The SAS Pilot Group, a union body representing 95 percent of the airline's pilots in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, has said the dispute concerns more than wages, pointing to demands for more predictable working hours.
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Sports Direct said the clear outcome of Britain's parliamentary election last week would make the market more predictable, while cost savings at the group, which has recently added Game Digital UK, Evans Cycles and Sofa.
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As users buy BNT (or any token in the Bancor Network), it increases the liquidity of each token in relation to the others, creating more predictable and efficient token conversions for all users of the network.
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Elizabeth Falcon, an organizer with the union-backed group Jobs With Justice, which is pushing proposals to ban on-call scheduling, said the agreements showed retailers have the means to provide workers with more predictable schedules.
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Adobe has posted double-digit revenue growth in the last five quarters as the company benefits from more predictable revenue, driven by the shift over the past few years to selling software on a subscription basis.
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Whether the next owners will bring the servant bell back to life or rip it out of the walls is unknown, but their reasons for buying in this western section of South Downs are more predictable.
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CBS executives said that pursuing a sale of its radio holdings would help the company to shift its business away from the less-predictable advertising sales to the more-predictable revenue sources, such as subscription fees.
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He endured a 16-day shutdown in 2013, but at the time did not have a house or a family, and the politics back then, as fierce as they were, just seemed more predictable, he said.
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Perhaps if Dany's war council had looked at a map before setting sail from Meereen, they might have decided to land in Sunspear first, which is on the way to the more predictable destination of Dragonstone.
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In a letter to the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA), the ministry said more transparency in the application of so-called Pillar 2 capital requirements would make the system more predictable to the banks and to markets.
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"Years ago, even before I drove, the runs were less often, more predictable, and a block wasn't a block because the move could be made so soon or so early that it wasn't late," Earnhardt said.
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The players get a more organized and basketball-esque learning experience; scouts get a more predictable evaluative playing field; fans still get to see games up close, but those games start roughly when they're supposed to.
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For Hullabalu, which has raised $4.4 million from investors that include SV Angel, Vayner RSE, Initialized Capital, Technicolor, Joanne Wilson, Scott Belsky, Carmelo Anthony, Nas and others, Lightwell should provide a new (and more predictable) revenue stream.
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For example, publishers or film producers can analyze data to see what genres have been most popular, what will attract viewers of a certain demographic, and this could indeed make publishing more predictable or producing more profitable.
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In response, conservative policymakers often suggest limited government subsidies (through tax credits), and "Health Savings Accounts," to offer taxpayers the ability to set aside income each year tax-free to deal with more predictable health maintenance issues.
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The only thing that is reasonably certain is that the selection process for ambassadors would likely be more predictable under a President Hillary Clinton – and also be in line with practices that began about 50 years ago.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian President-elect Jair Bolsonaro will not set a target for the foreign exchange rate but will seek to make it more predictable, his proposed chief of staff said on Monday.
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Here's where shit gets even more predictable: Alex confesses to both girls that he had instant chemistry with them, and tells Brittany that he knew from the moment they met that he was going to choose her.
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I can say with near certainty that parties in my industry would provide services at a materially lower price and with more predictable out of pocket costs if every payer was as reliable and consistent as Medicare.
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I have been baking a lot since I've been back in Washington, especially since social distancing has kept me home, and my bread is improved, with the more-predictable structure and rounder flavor I had been chasing.
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Alison, Noah, Cole, Helen and all their various relatives, friends and lovers rarely make the linear progress we'd like to see from ourselves, or rise and fall in the more predictable arcs we enjoy from television characters.
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The supplemental plans can have lower copayments and more predictable costs, although it's important to compare different options before you enroll, according to Fred Riccardi, the director of client services at Medicare Rights Center, a national consumer group.
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The SAS Pilot Group, a union body representing 95 percent of the airline's pilots in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, says that the dispute concerns more than simply wages, pointing to demands for more predictable and transparent working hours.
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Most Beautiful Island could easily have followed a more predictable trajectory, but while it seems as though Luciana is going to be tricked into sexual slavery, the truth is revealed to be an entirely different kind of nightmare.
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With more predictable and accurate numbers of orders, Pimax can better forecast and plan the resources and production cycle, make the lead time shorter, and request the vendors to prepare resources in a more planned and efficient manner.
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Regular, recurring income helps make the business of creation more predictable, ensuring that creators can do what they do best — create — rather than stress about whether the next book or app is going to generate their yearly earnings.
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Larger enterprises, as a result, can be more attractive because they're more predictable and can lead to bigger buckets of revenue for the company — and, well, most larger companies still need communications support in some way still today.
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But, in a new interview with Billboard to talk about the 20th anniversary of *NSYNC's debut album, Chris Kirkpatrick, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, and JC Chasez revealed that the drama was actually so much more predictable than that.
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Wilson's TD throw, catch lift Seahawks past Eagles SEATTLE — The only thing more predictable than a slow start from the Seattle Seahawks is a midseason turnaround that puts them back among the short list of Super Bowl contenders.
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If you are nearing or entering retirement and want a more predictable short-term approach, it may still be prudent to diversify a portion of your portfolio into equities as a complement to your more stable asset categories.
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As it travels up the East Coast the storm's behavior may become even more predictable, he said, as it encounters the typical west-to-east wind flow that defines most of the weather in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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But the brief five- and seven-game playoff series that determine the game's champion were scarcely more predictable than coin flips: the club with the best regular-season record typically wins the World Series about 260% of the time.
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One person who works in those jails says that when he smells cannabis being smoked behind bars he immediately feels more at ease; not only will the inmates be less aggressive, but any symptoms will be far more predictable.
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The rest came from more predictable sources: Twenty percent got them from well-meaning friends or family, 12% said they squirreled them away from the last time they were sick, and 24% said they bought them in another country.
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The advantages of wave power, the company argues, is that their machines do not emit pollution, waves are more predictable than other renewable sources and despite the original set up being costly, the running and maintenance costs are low.
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It's based on the idea that two or more living users unwittingly take turns at controlling the planchette, cooperating implicitly to create a message that starts out random, but becomes more predictable as the number of meaningful options decreases.
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A cut, or pause in immigration, and a somewhat less dynamic labor market, with rather more staid, enforced, implicit contracts, so that it was harder to fire people at will, and that work was a little bit more predictable.
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Temer has pushed a pro-business agenda, courting investors with plans to stabilize government debt, sell public assets and offer a more predictable business environment, in a bid to pull Brazil out of what is likely to be its worst recession.
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Over the past three years, Oregon and a wave of cities including Seattle, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York City have passed "fair workweek" legislation that aims to make schedules more predictable (or compensate workers when they are unpredictable).
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Subscription businesses such as cosmetics supplier Birchbox and athleisure brand Fabletics have proliferated in recent years, offering retailers more predictable revenue streams, albeit at the expense of putting off some customers who do not like the commitment of a subscription.
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TSB Chair Kathy Fox said by telephone the board would meet with industry and government representatives as soon as Tuesday to push for concrete action, including the creation of more predictable schedules for employees who often work on two hours' notice.
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CTRL-kit CTRL-kit Think about the link between some lightweight glasses with a heads-up display and an Apple Watch-type controller that can parse hand gestures and you can see a more predictable endgame for this kind of tech.
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"It's not about how long they live, but about the fact that the way they live is more predictable than a traditional computer, which could be running for a very long time and might have humans actually using it," Bernstein said.
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Markets have been less jumpy about the yuan's latest descent, as fears of a hard landing for the Chinese economy ease and as the People's Bank of China's new method for setting its daily yuan price fixings becomes somewhat more predictable.
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For instance, if the risk of very high or very low inflation falls—ie, if inflation becomes more predictable—investors will accept lower returns on bonds that are not inflation-protected, even if their central forecast of inflation is unchanged.
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The twists that tangle the life of the central character in "An American Daughter," a woman of accomplishment nominated for high government office (ring any bells?), unfortunately feel more predictable, although this is partly because the play draws on familiar history.
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In a speech that stepped well into fiscal policy, including a nod to rising debt levels and a prescription for more predictable actions from Washington, New York Fed President William Dudley painted a fairly benign picture of the current U.S. economy.
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They work with doctors and clinics to make the pricing of these services more predictable and upfront, then offer monthly payment plans to help customers spread the cost (often in the tens of thousands of dollars) over a few years.
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As well as cutting payroll charges, France must make labour rules more predictable because the cost of doing business is a major handicap, the senate's finance committee said in a report on Wednesday which it described as a "wake-up call".
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Memberships The other "innovation" focus for some of the delivery services today is a focus on pushing users toward their respective loyalty plans as a way of locking in more predictable revenue and creating brand loyalty in an otherwise commoditized offering.
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Because these funds will rank below private sector lenders, making returns more predictable, von der Leyen reckons they will help persuade banks and other investors to cough up five times that amount, getting the overall figure up to 279 billion euros.
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In five 20-minute episodes, we dig into why a third of women worldwide describe childbirth as traumatic, why we still don't have male birth control, and why even your weirdest sexual fantasies are way more predictable than you think.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt Romney9 conspiracy theories impeachment will expose and debunk Impeachment threatens to drown out everything The Memo: Polling points to warning signs for GOP on Trump MORE (R-Utah) and a handful of other more predictable critics.
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"The only thing I'm prepared to say at this point in time is I do think that we need to see if we can make some changes that gives us a more predictable, consistent performance from the baseball," Manfred said.
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In North Carolina, where rates are already among the nation's highest, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina wants an increase of nearly 22012 percent but said it would have sought less than half that amount under more predictable circumstances.
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A new generation of radical designers might easily do the same, appropriating today's technologies, like those intended to optimize, to make everything smoother and more predictable, and subverting them to craft an aesthetic that accentuates the bumps, surprises and outrages.
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China needs to allow for an economy based on market forces — better managed companies, for example, should thrive over poorly managed, state-backed ones — in order for people to derive a more predictable or, at least, a more rational source of income.
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Whether it was Ned's death, the Red Wedding, the Purple Wedding, Hardhome, or the wildfire explosion at the Sept, the showrunners do their best to bury the major reveals of the season by averting our attention to a different, more predictable major event.
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From the point of view of livestreaming, it would be nice to have a more predictable schedule of relevant meetings, but the meetings are being set up to achieve maximum productivity in their own right—and livestreaming is just an add-on.
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It will be crucial to demonstrate that by providing the public with immense leverage over providers, through government insurance, the country would finally be able to contain and drive down costs in the long-term and make the obligations from patients more predictable.
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" As well as asset sales, the company said that capital investment would be in the range of $25 billion-$30 billion each year to 13 as the company looks to improve capital efficiency and "ensure a more predictable development funnel for new projects.
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Even if Boeing and Airbus are likely to enjoy more predictable demand than in the past, the airline business will continue to be a turbulent one, with some carriers retreating, and occasionally failing, in the face of rising competition from more efficient upstarts.
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For Energa and ENEA both the construction of the new block in Ostroleka and acquisition of EdF assets are large-scale projects that would impact their business profile by lowering the share of the more predictable regulated electricity distribution business in their EBITDA.
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It has also become part of a more predictable biennial battle: The tug of war between Representative Frank C. Guinta, a Republican, and former Representative Carol Shea-Porter, a Democrat, over the congressional seat that one of them has held for a decade.
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At the heart of the proposal is a belief that regulation has a cost, and that developers would be willing to volunteer to take lower rents on more units in exchange for the certainty of a faster and more predictable approval process.
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"I don&apost possess enough imagination to speculate exactly what forms of creative meanness this president will develop toward me or any fellow Democrat," he told the AP.A more predictable attack is coming from within the Democratic presidential field, notably from Minnesota Sen.
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"What we're hopeful to do is have, in fairly short order for the secretary of Homeland Security, a much more predictable, comprehensive plan for the next couple of years," the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Joseph Dunford, said earlier this week.
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For Obama, ensuring the Democratic Party emerges from its nominating process intact has meant saying or doing little that would appear to favor Clinton, even as it remains obvious he sees his former secretary of state as a more predictable caretaker of his legacy.
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In legislative terms, the turbulence of the 85033 elections that propelled Senate Republicans back into the majority has long passed, members have relearned how to work with the other side, and the chamber has largely returned to a much more predictable pattern of behavior.
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The policy changes, which also affect other sectors like the military and aviation, are the latest effort by the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make India more predictable for foreign technology companies — even if the rules do not always work exactly as planned.
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I did my time in bands—and it was fun, at least when we were on stage—but I like the slightly more predictable life of doing this work, being able to do it by myself, and not having to coordinate with four other dudes.
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Since then, the average rush-hour travel times have dropped by as much as half, and just as important for commuters, they have become more predictable — there is less difference now in travel times on "bad days" versus "good days," according to Mr. Eliasson.
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Now the reason the multiple has gone up to 203 times and the stock has traded over its life at about 14 times PE is because people have sort of convinced themselves, 'Well, this is a services company and therefore the growth is more predictable.
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" When asked whether its "major customer" - a reference to Apple - has become more predictable after difficulties surrounding the launch of the latest iPhones last year, Everke said on a conference call: "We feel very comfortable with a view of a strong second half of this year.
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For the White House, ensuring the Democratic Party emerges from its nominating process intact has meant saying or doing little that would appear to favor Clinton, even as it remains obvious that Obama sees his former secretary of state as a more predictable caretaker of his legacy.
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The show's premise is nothing wildly new — a family having to reorient itself to accommodate a mysterious new member is basically the plot of E.T. and a million other science fiction movies — but Emergence hits the more predictable beats as well as you could possibly hope.
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Google's recent forays into a Pentagon drone AI program and a censored Chinese search engine make this latest misstep all the more predictable: Google has grown to such a size that its only options for continued expansion seem to include the undermining of its foundational values.
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We hope that the MSCI decision will spur domestic regulators to bring China's stock markets in line with global norms and make the regulatory environment more predictable, improve transparency in the stock market listing process, and bring stronger rule of law to the wider securities industry.
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Because Western women have more understanding of and control over their fertility than ever before, we might expect pain relief or interventions that make the experience of childbirth more predictable (like an epidural or the much rarer choice of a planned Cesarean) to be more sought after.
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Since base editing does not cause a break in the DNA, it might produce more predictable results than CRISPR, which can cause "slightly unpredictable" insertions or deletions in the genetic code, Professor Robin Lovell-Badge of the Francis Crick Institute in London said in an email.
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Which is why the surprising success of his 2016 strategy is on track to give way to something more predictable this fall: A white-as-Moby-Dick Republican Party whose very whiteness ensures that it will lose the next battle in the great white civil war.
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For world leaders who conclude that Mr. Trump is likely to be gone by January 2021, it may seem advantageous to slow-walk him on points of contention in hopes that whoever comes next will be more reasonable, in their view, or at least more predictable.
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"It may have felt like we weren't changing much this past year, but those hundreds of little changes added up to more predictable and sustained growth we will now use as a foundation to be more inventive and take bigger risks," Mr. Dorsey said Thursday morning.
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Like the e-sports Super Bowl, TI is the grandest tournament that every player wants to be a part of, so if Valve's changes have the desired effect, we'll see a fairer, more predictable system, which should also make for more competitive and watchable matches along the way.
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The changes are supposed to make the SAT more predictable (no more anxiety over what exactly will be tested), more equitable (no need for a test prep course just to understand what the questions are asking), even more patriotic (every test will include an important document from American history).
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Though the show moved along at a brisk clip (and even ended on time!), too much of it felt like a rerun of earlier awards shows — from some of the more predictable winners to the fact that many of host Jimmy Kimmel's comedy bits have been done before.
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Dropbox's new team under CEO Drew Houston are tasked with continuing the company's path to cracking into larger enterprises, which can give it a much more predictable and robust business alongside the average consumers that pay to host their files online and access them from pretty much anywhere.
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The bag includes bizarre cosmetic procedures (a voucher for the "Vampire Breast Lift" promises "blood-derived growth factors to revive rounder cleavage without implants") through to more predictable items, such as a the ten-day first class trip to Israel, or a $2400 "arouser" sex toy for female guests.
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Athenascope has some key advantages over the companies like GoPro that are trying to do the same with real-world video, namely the games they support operate in fundamentally more predictable ways and 2D interface cues offer some pretty healthy indicators of when exciting stuff is going down.
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"Although the commitment to the border hasn't impacted our preparedness for other missions at this point, what we wanted to do is get into a more predictable mode of the requirements that the Department of Homeland Security has and do better at integrating across the government," Dunford said.
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In the months between the election and the inauguration, we even thought through the kinds of attacks that might come from the new President, whether it was the more predictable effort to dismantle environmental protections through executive actions or more sinister steps to call for investigations into former Obama administration officials.
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But whether tech is being used to make hormonal fluctuations more predictable, demonstrate proper pelvic exercise technique, or reveal a path towards better orgasms, there's no question that it's helping to open up conversation, and reduce stigma, around the topic of sex—and that's the most important mission of all.
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"We can't eliminate the variability of the wind, but our early results suggest that we can use machine learning to make wind power sufficiently more predictable and valuable," write Sims Witherspoon, a product manager at DeepMind, and Will Fadrhonc, Google's Carbon Free Energy program lead, in a co-authored blog post.
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The final layer of polish that's always been the difference between PC makers and Apple is less of an issue in the mobile realm, where smaller device sizes allow companies to spend more on materials, and more integrated ARM-based systems-on-chips make hardware development faster and more predictable.
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Lawyers told me to wait until the situation was more predictable, but I went to the consulate to see about the visa -- if we were going to be stuck here anyway, why not be proactive and use the time to process a visa and have a way out of here?
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Meanwhile, life sciences IPOs appeared to experience more predictable pricing, says Fenwick, with 93 percent of the transactions in the first half of the year priced at or above their red herring price range, compared with between 83 percent of the tech IPOs that priced at or above their anticipated range.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive rating actions could occur if Fitch expects: --Management commits to curtailing share repurchases and managing debt to maintain total leverage closer to 2x; or --Sustained low- to mid-single digit FX neutral organic revenue growth, supporting eBay's mobile strategy and resulting in higher and more predictable FCF.
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But while Gregory Hammer of Hammer Financial Group acknowledged being childless can make a time horizon for retirement more predictable, he was quick to add that people without kids often have other things that are costly in their day-to-day lives — more travel, for instance — while other retirement planning differences are negligible.
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"Drawing Dialogues: Selections From the Sol LeWitt Collection" reveals that artist's restless eye, with drawings ranging from a "Devil Man" from around 1980 by Old Tutuma Tjapangati, an Aboriginal artist, to more predictable but engrossing works by peers like Lawrence Weiner, Alice Aycock, William Anastasi, Charles Gaines, Lee Lozano and Nancy Graves.
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While they pay less for a digital version, at an average price of $40 for an ebook and $79 for a full suite of e-learning tools such as feedback, Pearson believes the company will in time have more predictable revenue as students have less reason to turn to second-hand books.
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Why this matters: Brexit is forcing big banks to look to outside the U.K. as the pressure on costs and margins increases with the prospect of operating without the crutch of the E.U. Meanwhile, eastern European cities offer a much cheaper option than the more predictable European cities in France and Germany.
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Datadog, which competes with cloud providers Amazon and Microsoft, as well as Cisco, Elastic and Splunk, follows Crowdstrike, Zoom and other fast-growing software companies onto the public markets, where investors are showing a preference for the more predictable metrics than they get from cash-burning consumer companies like Uber and Lyft.
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It was transfixing and uncompromising, but maybe the backlash against it should have been more predictable: It wasn't long before people began claiming that a pro-black performance was somehow anti-white or anti-police, and pro-police protestors wrestled themselves some media attention by scheduling a rally against the show at NFL headquarters.
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A lot of people are complaining that once showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss ran out of George R.R. Martin books to adapt for the show, the story went from unconventional "anyone can die" mayhem to a much more predictable fantasy where we're likely to lose some peripheral characters, but not the core favorites.
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"When you give fishermen a secure share of the catch and they know on January 1 the total catch for the year, they slow down their fishing, they burn less fuel, they cut their costs, they go when the weather is good, and they are able to provide a much more predictable supply," Leland said.
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But Mr. Trump's many promises during the campaign to upend decades of bipartisan foreign policy doctrine, as well as a series of phone calls and meetings in recent weeks that left allies feeling insulted, led many experts to applaud him as a man who could put the Trump administration on a more predictable path.
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In the first film, Tree (real name Theresa; this isn't a Goop situation) is a sorority girl with a permanent scowl on her face — the exact kind of person who, according to my interview with Rothe during the sequel's press junket "would have died in the first 20 minutes" had Happy Death Day been a different, more predictable movie.
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Sorry to use Apple as an example again, but it's the poster child for this phenomenon — Apple's valuation multiples are much lower than comparable stocks precisely because investors believe (rightly or wrongly) that there's more risk involved in assuming that its current trajectory will continue, compared with stocks with seemingly more predictable revenue and profit run rates.
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This is a big reason for Apple's recent emphasis on its services business and the power of its installed base — Apple wants investors to see that at least part of its long-term trajectory is more predictable than it appears because of its ability to generate additional revenue off the back of its installed base of a billion devices.
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In a long press statement, Tesla argued that one accident doesn't make auto pilot unsafe: That Tesla Autopilot had been safely used in over 100 million miles of driving by tens of thousands of customers worldwide, with zero confirmed fatalities and a wealth of internal data demonstrating safer, more predictable vehicle control performance when the system is properly used.
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Elsewhere, campaigns to follow in its and San Francisco's footsteps are taking shape, including proposed legislation in Washington, D.C. "I am proud of the work my office has done to secure agreements with several major retailers to end their use of on-call scheduling and create a more predictable work environment," Schneiderman said in a statement to CNBC.
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What I'm trying to say is that the Cold War of the past was much more predictable than an environment in which there will be no serious international cooperation in the future if this decoupling takes place—and in which the number of ways in which we can create havoc in the world is much bigger.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary LGBTQ advocates slam Buttigieg for past history with Salvation Army Saagar Enjeti unpacks why Kamala Harris's campaign didn't work MORE (D-Mass.) is calling for employers to give part-time workers more predictable schedules and benefits as part of the presidential candidate's "Fair Workweek" plan released Tuesday.
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"These were devices to make the health-care costs of the government more predictable and slower growing, and to shift the responsibility and accountability to a private entity whose entire well-being depended on prudent management," Len Nichols, a professor of health policy at George Mason University, who served as a health-policy adviser during the Clinton Administration, told me.
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What's fascinating about comparing the two shows is that Grey's Anatomy's focus on personal relationships and soapy complications, the thing that set it apart from ER when it debuted in 2005, and still makes it compelling today, 14 seasons later, is now the thing that feels a little more predictable and tired, thus making ER feel as newly vital as it does.
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The meaning of the Tuesday vote is it makes another vote held on Wednesday more predictable, in this vote, MPs will decide if they want to push forward with legislation to avoid withdrawing the U.K. from the EU without a deal on October 31, but request another 3-month extension to the U.K.'s departure date, to January 31, 2020.
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"This is an increasingly important issue as we get better at treatments and the risk and costs of chronic illnesses get more predictable," said Mark McClellan, a former head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Food and Drug Administration under President George W. Bush, who is now a professor of business, medicine and policy at Duke University.
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Bazan was raised in a Pentecostal church, and always assumed he'd be a music minister; as part of Pedro the Lion, he became a success story for a different breed of Christian music, one that was musically and lyrically adventurous as well as blunt about the struggles of faith, which set it apart from the more predictable inspirational pop that drenched the Christian radio airwaves.
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Uber also claims the acquisition will support an expansion in the "variety and reliability" of services offered, touting a "broader range of price points" for ride-hailing consumers, while claiming that those driving for the two brands should expect an increase in trip growth and "improved services" which it says will support better work opportunities and "higher and more predictable earnings" by making better use of drivers' time on the road.
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The irrational choices we make when tempers flare; our habit of choosing short-term rewards over larger long-term gains; our bias for thinking tomorrow will be much like today; how making plans tricks us into thinking the future will jive with them (so unfair, that one!); our tendency to think past events were more predictable back then; the strange mental defenses we've conjured to fend off the fear of death.
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And because I have my doubts that USA would go all in on a series that ends with the extinction of our species, I suspect Colony will eventually veer toward a more predictable tale, just as I fear Amazon's (surprisingly similar) alternate-history series The Man in the High Castle will eventually end with the Nazis being driven out of the US and the "proper" series of historical events reasserting itself.
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Humans have enough trouble understanding each other; expecting our machines to be better at this than we are ourselves seems fanciful — at least unless you take the view that the makers of these data-constrained, imperfect systems are hoping to patch AI's limitations and comprehension deficiencies by socially re-engineering their devices' erratic biological users by restructuring and reducing our behavioral choices to make our lives more predictable (and thus easier to systemize).
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And this also meant you could target specific parts, not only protecting sensitive equipment, but also making it easier to control robots by giving them more predictable motion – a cube robot they built that moves by bouncing showed a much more precise landing pattern, for instance, and you could see how footfalls for a running robot with legs would also benefit from greater accuracy in determining where its extremities will meet the ground.
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Despite very strong stocks of red snapper, the National Marine Fisheries Service initially limited recreational anglers to a three-day season in federal waters in 2017 (later expanded by Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE following an outcry from anglers and the Gulf states.) Moving to alternative management approaches actually requires more conservative management and more robust data collection, which recreational anglers are very willing to accept and pay for in exchange for longer and more predictable seasons.
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The main financial services proposals are: * New regulatory arrangement, with UK and EU "autonomous" regarding decisions on access to each other's markets; * New arrangement would mean that EU's existing equivalence regime would need to be "expanded" to cover broader range of financial services; * The UK and the EU would set out a shared intention to avoid adopting regulations that produce divergent outcomes in relation to cross-border financial services; * Some of these processes in the new arrangement would be bilaterally agreed and treaty-based to make EU equivalence system more predictable and transparent; * UK recognizes that the new arrangement cannot replicate the EU's passporting regime which gives full access to the bloc's single market; * Disputes regarding treaty-based cooperation in the new arrangement should be dealt with by a joint UK-EU committee or arbitration panel, but there should be the option for referral to the European Court of Justice for an interpretation; * The European court would have a role only in relation to the interpretation of those EU rules to which the UK had agreed to adhere to as a matter of international law.
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