So, the-, if you look at the return on equity for most European banks, of course there are some exceptions, but most European banks are below the cost of capital.
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But Google's market share in most European countries exceeds 90%.
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Most European countries have from 3 percent to 10 percent.
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The outlook for most European airlines has darkened this year.
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Britain's storage levels, however, are well below most European countries.
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Most European countries don't even know who the enemy is.
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That is where tourists start their tours to most European countries.
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Alcohol use decreased in most European countries between 2010 and 2017.
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Most European countries seem to be heading in the opposite direction.
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In the past year, most European defence budgets have stopped declining.
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In most European democracies, geography doesn't matter in the same way.
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Most European economies remain weak and unable to absorb new workers.
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In most European countries, pay standards are set by sectoral bargaining.
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"Most European surveillance systems said they can't handle climate change," Semenza said.
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New Zealand's abortion rate is nevertheless higher than in most European countries.
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Most European countries pay for citizens' healthcare and directly negotiate drug prices.
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Japan, South Korea, India and most European countries have already slashed operations.
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That is, until President Trump suddenly barred travelers from most European countries.
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Unlike most European Jews who survived the war, I have family photographs.
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In most European countries, this crime does not carry a lengthy sentence.
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Most European countries are already selling their Whoppers without the artificial additives.
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Most European subindexes were lower, with real estate stocks leading the declines.
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I think we have done a better job than most European countries.
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Tesla and most European luxury automakers think this is the best approach. 3.
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Canadians and most European countries have private insurance industries alongside their government programs.
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Most European banks still pay some dividends and have not cut costs enough.
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Partly this is because most European cities are becoming nicer to live in.
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Most European countries with a diverse population have yet to introduce such policies.
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Most European governments still see Turkey as a buffer more than a partner.
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Most European Union countries are part of its Schengen passport-free travel zone.
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Like most European center-right or center-left leaders, President Obama understands this.
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Most European markets opened with gains following a positive trading session in Asia.
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In most European countries, his agenda would belong in a center-right party.
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American and most European politicians sit in a fan shape, known as a hemicycle.
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Although most European states sit comfortably above the UN recommendation, there are notable exceptions.
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Heineken also fared well in most European markets, due to favorably beer-drinking weather.
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Most European markets opened in negative territory as traders returned from the long weekend.
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In most European countries there are fixed constraints on the power of the executive.
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Most European countries (though not Britain, the Netherlands and Switzerland) were slow to act.
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Most European countries, as well as Canada and Japan, offer child allowances to parents.
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The ECB said that interest rate risk is well managed in most European banks.
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On paper, most European countries still have strict laws on drug-taking (see map).
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Most European governments require businesses to grant employees some form of paid sick leave.
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The lightning-fast midfielder extended his record for the most European Golden Shoe victories.
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Most European automakers were negative on Tuesday, as the news showed no signs of respite.
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Most European benchmarks eased with the DAX and France's CAC 40 coming off record highs.
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Most European governments have cited security concerns as a reason for cancelling pro-Erdogan rallies.
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Most European bourses were trading in negative territory, with the Euro Stoxx retreating 0.4 percent.
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"Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries," read the LA Times website.
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A brutal market downturn in the fourth quarter hit most European banks during the period.
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STOXX50E was up 0.4 percent with most European bourses and sectors trading in positive territory.
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Most European markets are also shut, while US markets are due to reopen on Wednesday.
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Now in most European countries, you have very strict, very well functioning waste separation systems.
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Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump declared a similar travel ban on most European countries.
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In most European countries, there is a mix of private and public sources of insurance.
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By contrast, most European elections are publicly subsidized and campaign spending is much more regulated.
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First, the US, most European countries, and Russia see ISIS as the foremost security concern.
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Eggs you may have encountered before in your travels—in most European countries, eggs aren't refrigerated.
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Most European bourses opened lower, with Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 being the only gainers.
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By contrast, in most European countries, the figures hovers around 100; in Sweden it is 53.
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Abortion within the first trimester is legal in most European countries, even if with some restrictions.
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The STOXX 600 index was up 0.3 percent with most European bourses slightly in positive territory.
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Gas storage in Spain is almost 95% full, a situation similar to most European gas markets.
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Most European countries offer religious exemptions that allow for the production of halal and kosher meat.
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Unlike Canada, Australia and most European countries, the United States never has considered housing as infrastructure.
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The pan-European STOXX 2326.30 index was up 53.563 percent, with most European bourses slightly positive.
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Most European leaders want Britain to stay, but they are also fed up with British indecision.
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It looks more likely that most European countries will use aggregated, anonymised data as Italy has.
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Despite this good news, the United States lags far behind most European countries in life expectancy.
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For now, the diplomat said, most European embassies are telling their companies to take their time.
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Most European leaders have previously muted appeals to the British for fear of being counter-productive.
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While most European leaders welcomed Mr. Trump's about-face on NATO, she described it as incoherent.
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Spain can lay claim to being further along the road of consolidation than most European countries.
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Google has a market share in internet search of 90% in most European countries, the commission asserted.
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Most European markets are growing in the quarter and we see that continuing into the second half.
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Most European countries now have some form of harm-reduction policy, though the east is more conservative.
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Trading volumes are likely to be light, with most European financial markets closed for the Easter holiday.
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But most European envoys in Beijing think the reality is less dramatic than that, and more opportunistic.
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Most European countries favored a long delay, of about a year, to avoid repeated meetings over Brexit.
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"Damascus is closer to Sochi than it is to most European cities," says one Russian think-tanker.
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America does manage to outperform most European countries on cancer mortality, though even there, Sweden does better.
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At 0829 GMT, the STOXX 600 was down 0.2 percent with most European bourses close to flat.
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As a result, acceptance rates for Afghans in most European countries have started to fall (see chart).
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Most European countries raise at least 21970% of GDP through taxes on goods and services, primarily VAT.
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The United Nations has found that in most European countries, contraceptive use is well above 70 percent.
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Most European billionaires inherited their wealth, which was almost unchanged from the previous year at $1.3 trillion.
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Most European countries allow religious exceptions, but several — including Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Denmark and Slovenia — do not.
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In most European countries teenage boys are a bit cheerier than girls, according to the World Health Organisation.
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Most European lenders aim to be at least 50% through their plan by this stage of the year.
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Most European countries have abhorred the idea of moving borders for ethnic reasons since the second world war.
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The immigrants are also young, which gives Australia a median age well below that of most European countries.
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Although Israel and Iran's Arab rivals attended the gathering, Russia, China, Turkey and most European foreign ministers declined.
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The STOXX 2600 edged down 212 percent to 4.8 points, with most European bourses posting only modest losses.
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The EU mandates 4 months minimum parental leave, and most European countries require companies to offer even more.
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This applies to most European banks except UBS, as well as to MS and BAC amongst US peers.
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The justice systems in most European nations, including Germany and France, ban filming by the media in courtrooms.
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Unfortunately, although they may agree privately with his analysis, most European leaders are irritated by Mr. Macron's methods.
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The news added pressure to the food and beverage sector, which under-performed most European industries in trade.
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The Strasbourg-based CoE promotes human rights and democracy in its 47 member states, which include most European nations.
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By contrast, most European countries have more than two parties, and arguably the political influence of corporations is lower.
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At 0832 GMT, the FTSE 93 was down 0.1 percent while most European bourses also traded in negative territory.
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OSCAR VALDESLos Angeles Charlemagne argued that the forthcoming European Parliament elections will be the most European yet (April 203th).
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That was one or two notches below most European competitors, with Switzerland's UBS rated A+ with a stable outlook.
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Whereas most European stockmarkets have fallen by about 10% since February 1st, that in Athens is down by 21%.
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"There is a ripple effect through most European destinations," Forwardkeys CEO Olivier Jager told CNBC via phone on Friday.
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Although most European countries belong to the EU and obey numerous common rules, they have widely different tax regimes.
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Google, part of Alphabet, pays little tax in most European countries because it reports almost all sales in Ireland.
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Unlike most European states that were occupied by the Germans, Poland didn't collaborate with Hitler in any official capacity.
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Most European countries have, over the past two decades, set age limits under which a minor simply cannot consent.
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Most European leaders — especially the Germans — believe other weapons systems deter the Russians, including air- and ground-launched missiles.
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Today, with most European publics strongly supportive of equality for LGBTQ citizens, Eurovision's queer identity is pretty well accepted.
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Follow the example of public higher education in most European countries — free or nearly free and all about academics.
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Most European leaders have ardently maintained that Russia must not be allowed back as its invasion of Ukraine persists.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a 30-day travel ban for foreign nationals arriving from most European countries.
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Most European shares are expected to fall with futures in Germany's DAX and France's CAC falling about 0.2 percent.
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While Israel praised the Trump administration's move, most European and Arab nations warned the decision would undermine peace negotiations.
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Things were exacerbated by a new travel ban on most European countries by President Donald Trump on Wednesday evening.
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Compared with Japan or most European countries, the United States is a low-density and not-very-urbanized country.
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Trump's warm relationship with Duda marks a stark contrast with how most European Union leaders have approached the Polish President.
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US stock futures were up ahead of the opening bell and most European indexes posted small gains in early trade.
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But most European countries, and some other rich countries outside the US, have figured out an ingenious way around this.
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Most European countries are still run by marmoreal Christian or social democrats descended from the struggle between bourgeoisie and workers.
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It has been going up in most European countries, but not all: the rate has fallen in Switzerland, for example.
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It does roughly as much to reduce inequality as does Canada's or Sweden's (even though most European systems do more).
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The M5s will start shipping in March and will be available in most European countries, as well as the U.S.
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Most European countries have curbed smoking over the past decade, thanks to sales taxes, public-health campaigns and stricter rules.
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The special sale encourages travelers to take a trip during the off-peak season for Ireland and most European destinations.
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Anticipated European demand never materialized because of the EU levies, which have pushed prices too high for most European consumers.
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Europe's largest economy grew by 0.6 percent in the first quarter, faster than the United States and most European peers.
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Most European leaders have insisted a sanctions regime remain in place as long as Russia maintains its annexation of Crimea.
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Daylight saving time in most European countries ends early Sunday — although the E.U. is considering whether to end the practice.
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National leaders in the EU agreed on Tuesday to close the external borders of most European countries for 303 days.
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National leaders in the EU agreed on Tuesday to close the external borders of most European countries for 303 days.
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But Ms. Merkel has since been able to argue that Germany, more than most European countries, has done its share.
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Meanwhile, life expectancy at age 65 is higher in 24 other developed nations, including Canada, Britain and most European nations.
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Employment rates for refugees are no lower than in most European countries, but the difference with Swedish-born workers is striking.
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But for most European politicians the shock of the American election was compounded by the obvious parallels for their own democracies.
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Monitoring stations recorded high levels of a radioactive isotope in the air over most European cities at the beginning of October.
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Most European states subsidise their historically dominant Christian denominations, directly or indirectly, while also leaving the sects' religious masters relatively autonomous.
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It would be wrong to call the turnout low, he said, adding that it was higher than in most European countries.
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Most European nations are part of NATO, though countries don't have to be members of any particular European organization to belong.
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Most European constitutions have been updated in the twentieth century to include equal protections for women, but the U.S. has not.
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His statement on Iran has been the culmination of months of unease that most European leaders had hoped could be avoided.
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As it stands now, his drives look like strong straight-line drives, lacking in the nervy jumpiness of most European dribblemen.
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That's what most European countries are doing, and what the roughly $2 trillion American stimulus plan currently being debated would do.
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But for most European Union member states, it's an annoyance to be gotten rid of -- respectfully, but as quickly as possible.
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The numbers get even worse when you define poverty like most European countries do, as living under half the median income.
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Another survey said most European businesses plan to cut back orders from British suppliers because of the slow progress of Brexit talks.
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In contrast to sharp yield falls across most European bond markets, Italian yields rose on concerns over tension within the ruling coalition.
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By contrast, football is the chief sport in most European countries, and Australian-rules football and cricket dominate across the Tasman Sea.
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London's FTSE 100 rose 0.4 percent, but did not match advances seen on most European bourses as a firmer pound capped gains.
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Most European bourses ended in negative territory on Wednesday, however the U.K.'s FTSE 100 bucked the trend, closing up 0.4 percent.
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But even if these grim scenarios were to materialise, Swedbank would be starting in a much stronger place than most European banks.
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In return, Switzerland agreed to abide by most European Union policies, including immigration and the relatively free movement of workers among countries.
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New York, in contrast, had a homicide rate of 3 per 100,000 last year and most European cities had less than 43.
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Most European countries want Germany to do more to project European influence and protect eastern neighbors that are nervous of Russian encroachment.
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He is critical of most of his fellow world leaders — impatient with most European ones, fed up with most Middle Eastern ones.
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Migration has become the central political issue facing most European countries in recent years and threatens to rip the European Union apart.
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It means that the US and most European countries are seeing early coronavirus growth numbers that look like the ones from Italy.
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Like most European countries, the French have struggled to regulate home-sharing websites like Airbnb as the hotel industry clamors to compete.
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The app is now available for users in most European countries, however Disney has said it won't launch in France until Apr.
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Most European government bond yields were largely unchanged on Thursday but Italian, Spanish and Portuguese bond yields rose 1-2 basis points.
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Politics in most European countries, and certainly in the United States, is still dominated by the traditional parties of right and left.
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Most European countries require tire manufacturers and suppliers to organize tire collection and treatment, meaning there are more home-grown recycling operations.
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The numbers become even worse when you define poverty like most European countries do, as living under half of the median income.
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With a few exceptions, like Britain, most European countries do not provide for class-action suits, forcing owners to challenge corporations alone.
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Most European and Western Hemisphere nations have recognized opposition leader Juan Guaido as Venezuela's legitimate leader and denounced Maduro as a dictator.
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Signatories included most European countries, Canada, Japan and Australia but not the United States (see map), which withdrew from the council in 2018.
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The product, which runs parallel with the official exchange-operated auctions, covers most European bourses except for those in Spain, Norway and Austria.
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Until the attacks in Paris in November, travel between most European countries was hassle-free, in many cases not even requiring a passport.
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There they lingered, with the Kurds (unlike the Iraqis) reluctant to execute them, but with most European states unwilling to repatriate their nationals.
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Mr Trump likes to link the miserly defence spending of most European countries, especially Germany, to what he considers their rapacious trade policies.
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So in Ireland and Luxembourg, home to most European money-market funds, regulators allow funds to cancel shares to get around the problem.
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This system was anchored by British and Russian power and by the conservative political values that prevailed in most European capitals after 221.
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In multiparty systems, such as those found in most European democracies, Sanders and Clinton, John Kasich and Trump would be in different parties.
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London's FTSE 100 rose 0.4 percent, but did not match advances seen on most European bourses as a firmer pound GBP= capped gains.
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But most European countries have guarded their sovereignty most jealously in the national security terrain, so these ideas would cross significant red lines.
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Some he took from rural dialects; others were created on the model of Finnish (which, unlike most European languages, is related to Estonian).
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Relations with most European Union members are badly damaged, and Turkey has been embroiled in an ugly diplomatic wrangle with the United States.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a 30-day travel ban for foreign nationals arriving from most European countries, sending airline stocks plummeting.
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The Trump administration imposed a 25% tariff on most European wine in October, in retaliation for government subsidies received by planemaker Airbus (EADSF).
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This contrasted with most European countries, where there was a period where people could pay with both the old currency and the euro.
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Under the new formula, cost shares attributed to most European Allies and Canada will go up, while the US share will come down.
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Burger King said in a press release that it had removed preservatives from the Whopper in most European markets and select US markets.
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At 0824 GMT, the STOXX 600 was up 0.2 percent with most European bourses just slightly positive and most sectors also in the black.
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Most European yields dropped, too, with Germany's 10-year government Bund, the benchmark for the region, at a two-week low of 0.363 percent.
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However, with 22-year Treasury yields slipping back below 13-year highs reached earlier this week, most European stock markets traded close to flat.
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One of North America's most European cities, Montreal, Quebec, is also the second-largest primarily French-speaking city in the world, just after Paris.
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Like him and Mr Klein, they must start to understand that the ethnic mosaic of the borderlands is the most European identity of all.
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"The U.S. is very well placed, big emerging markets companies have made big strides and most European majors are well prepared too," Millar said.
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"Most European countries could withstand this well but there would be consequences and for Britain that would definitely be the worst option," he added.
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Germany, along with most European countries, is lagging countries like Japan, Korea or the United States in its plans to roll out 5G services.
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Those African Americans with the most European ancestry, those tormented mentally, physically, emotionally, and genetically in the house, knew they had to get out.
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Early Monday, the administration expanded its 30-day ban on most European visitors to Ireland and the U.K., an unprecedented curb on international travel.
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Early Monday, the administration expanded its 265-day ban on most European visitors to Ireland and the U.K., an unprecedented curb on international travel.
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The Trump administration imposed a 25% tariff on most European wine in October, in retaliation for the subsidies Europe provided to aircraft maker Airbus.
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"Cost shares attributed to most European allies and Canada will go up, while the US share will come down," a NATO official told CNN.
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A free trade deal that Canada signed with the European Union, however, would effectively erase duties on most European footwear imports like Italian shoes.
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What Mr. King did not know is that most European automakers had built their diesel cars to pass laboratory emissions tests and no more.
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Most European markets had managed to shake off what had been a sluggish start to leave the pan-regional Stoxx 803 index up 280 percent.
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To understand how far most European countries still have to go—and how difficult it will be to get there—Britain offers some useful pointers.
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According to the EC, Google's search market share in most European countries tops 90 percent and the company has used its position to suppress competitors.
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In Canada, donors cannot be paid; in most European countries they can be compensated only for expenses; in America there are no limits on remuneration.
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However, with U.S data prices for 4G data already being significantly higher than what's available in most European counties, that's not exactly a huge comfort.
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Most European sectors were higher as the basic resources sector extended a six-day winning streak and auto stocks touched a near seven-month peak.
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In many cases, those companies have reported ridiculously low profits in most European countries as they've been wiring all profits to a tax-friendly country.
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Most European bond yields dropped too, with Germany's 10-year government Bund, the benchmark for the region, at a two-week low of 0.363 percent.
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Most European nations have national requirements for students to learn at least one foreign language — and sometimes two, such as in Austria, Norway and France.
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The governments of most European countries are offsetting the cost of emergency sick leave for employers and aiding smaller companies that are scrambling to survive.
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Mr. Guaidó not only has the backing of the Trump administration but also of Latin American neighbors, including Brazil and Colombia, and most European countries.
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"Most European governments are surprised how long Iran has played the strategic patience card, especially after the increase in American sanctions in November," she said.
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China turned back the catastrophic first outbreak in Hubei, a province larger than most European countries, though at the cost of shutting down its economy.
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Investors were disappointed by President Trump's plan to beat back the coronavirus by barring travel to the U.S. from most European countries for 30 days.
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Most European countries had long used some form of daylight saving; the rule was primarily about harmonizing the dates when clocks were adjusted, officials said.
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Earlier this month, Frances former telecoms monopoly Orange said it plans to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present.
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About 70,000 families would pay the tax – at a time when most European countries have abandoned wealth taxes because they fail to meet revenue targets.
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Their participation in the labor force, though, still lags rates in most European countries, which tend to offer better parental leave and child care options.
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Earlier this month, France's former telecoms monopoly Orange said it plans to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present.
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As in the United States, (and unlike most European countries) no conflict-of-interest laws in Italy prevent the prime minister from owning a business.
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Most European investment banks paid out smaller bonuses in 2016 as they cut costs and sought to meet shareholder demands for a greater share of profits.
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The implementation of GDPR means that most European domain data in WHOIS, the internet's database of record, will no longer be published publicly after May 25.
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Up through the late 203th century, most European parties had little in the way of formal or permanent organization, internal discipline, or strong ties to voters.
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Hundreds of organizations have already signed the Paris Call, such as most European countries, Microsoft, Cisco, Samsung, Siemens, Facebook, Google, the ICANN, the Internet Society, etc.
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Most European investment bankers received smaller bonuses in 2016 as their employers cut costs and sought to meet shareholder demands for a greater share of profits.
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There is nothing novel about support for the EU. In most European countries the political mainstream backs the union and spouts nice words about continental collaboration.
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However, Katainen sounded relieved that despite their growing size in EU politics, the majority in the European Parliament and most European governments are still pro-EU.
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Gary Herbert (R) is likely to sign new legislation passed Wednesday that would make the Beehive State as intolerant to drunk driving as most European countries.
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Meanwhile, most European bourses closed in the red, with France's CAC off 241.57 percent and Germany's DAX slipping 21.50 percent, following a fall in autos stocks.
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An estimate, by the city itself, suggests the tech sector employs 18% of workers—far above the 10% said to be typical in most European capitals.
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But most European NATO members, including France, spend less on defence than the 2% of GDP they have promised to disburse by 343 under NATO's target.
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Dr. Gravel has proposed a surprising explanation: "The first people to migrate out of the South were the ones with the most European ancestry," he said.
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Denmark itself spends a higher proportion of its wealth on public welfare than most European countries, at 2111% of GDP, behind only France, Belgium and Finland.
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While laws vary, most European countries do not allow large class actions of the variety that led to the $15 billion settlement in the United States.
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President Trump last night announced a temporary ban on travel from most European countries after the World Health Organization labeled the coronavirus a global pandemic yesterday.
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The moves came as President Donald Trump announced a travel ban for visitors from most European countries, with exceptions for British citizens and Americans returning home.
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In addition, the document also described a phased introduction to a new immigration system that ends the right for most European immigrants to settle in Britain.
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Unlike most European countries, Britain does not have a national identity card, and many people do not have passports, which require proving one's identity and residence.
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The gulf between Mr. Trump's worldview and that of most European leaders on topics from trade to immigration will be on display in the coming days.
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Rear fog lamps are required in Europe but not in the United States, though most European manufacturers include them on cars sold in the United States.
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"The progress of the middle class has halted in most European countries," said Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead, a senior economist at the International Labor Organization in Geneva.
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Replying to investors' questions, Putin said Russia did not intend to soften its counter-sanctions, banning most European food imports, before the EU's sanctions were lifted.
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Most European countries use some form of proportional representation (PR) to elect members of parliament, who then select the prime minister and cabinet from among themselves.
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"This asymmetry, which Poland sees applies to most European Union member states, together we want to look for an agreement to balance this out," he said.
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Morning after pills, which are most effective when taken in the first few hours following unprotected sex, are available without a prescription in most European Union countries.
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More than a year after the attack on October 31, 2015, most European countries' central governments still advise their subjects not to go to Sharm El Sheikh.
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Internet users who visit sites like the L.A. Times receive a notification like the one below, explaining: Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries.
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Most European leaders are repulsed by Trump's decree suspending all refugee admission for 120 days, and his travel ban on anyone from seven named Muslim-majority countries.
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Market share is strongly up for most European exchanges this year, figures from the U.S.-based market operator BATS show, while lit MTFs have all lost ground.
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As millions of people fled to Syria's neighbours, including Lebanon and Jordan, most European countries looked the other way—or put up barriers to keep refugees out.
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"Nationally, 20% of American high school students used marijuana within the last month, a rate much greater than that seen in most European nations," the report reads.
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Websites such as the LA Times, NY Daily News and Chicago Tribune are all temporarily blocked this morning, saying their content is unavailable in most European countries.
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For its detractors, including most European leaders, the whole business is an illegitimate power grab by the parliament that undermines elected governments and possibly breaks EU law.
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Most European stock indices also strengthened, with the pan-European STOXX 600 benchmark up nearly half a percent and the export-sensitive German DAX up 0.6 percent.
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While it pulled out of most European markets last year, Credit Suisse has remained in Greece, where obligations are less onerous than elsewhere in the currency union.
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He said that most European fighters are referred to the judiciary unscathed, because their identities are widely known, and their fates are scrutinized by the international press.
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The minimum wage of 600 euros a month, compared with 1,050 euros in Spain, also makes the country unattractive to workers from most European countries, says Cerejeira.
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While some European Union states have temporarily banned short-selling, the FCA said that it, most European countries and the United States have not introduced such curbs.
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With the White House announcing expanded travel restrictions on most European countries, he expected to face an intense medical screening before being able to leave the airport.
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President Donald Trump recently proposed a 100% tariff on French wine and champagne in addition to an already imposed 25% tariff on most European wine and whiskies.
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Mr. Domínguez's proposal is not recognized by the United States and most European and Latin American countries, who continue to support a rival, opposition-led congressional leadership.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on a platform of trade protectionism, nationalism and skepticism about multilateralism and climate change — all issues on which most European leaders disagree with him.
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Most European subsectors were deep in the red, with miners , technology and oil & gas companies - which are most exposed to global trade tensions - dropping about 1% each.
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Most European countries, for example, have systems with competing private health insurance plans, along with tight regulation and government subsidies that make the premiums affordable for everyone.
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They accomplished that type of censorship by being in cahoots with the Catholic Church and governments in most European countries that regulated and controlled printing by requiring licenses.
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Like most European lenders, Liberbank, which controls around 2 percent of all Spanish deposits, is also suffering from ultra-low interest rates which are squeezing its lending margins.
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Of the other investment banks to have taken similar decisions, the most notable was Credit Suisse, which in 2015 pulled out of making markets for most European countries.
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As an illustration of higher income inequality, Australia's Gini Coefficient has been rising and at 25, is greater than Canada and most European countries, according to OECD data.
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Still, given that most European countries redistribute income from rich to poor, as long as they are poorer than the average native, they will probably receive net transfers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Most European investment bankers received smaller bonuses in 20173 as their employers cut costs and sought to meet shareholder demands for a greater share of profits.
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He is warning that a near-term pullback might be in store as most European indexes are up strongly in recent days and could be overheating a bit.
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While more than 100 countries, including the United States and most European countries, recognize Kosovo's independence, it remains unrecognized at the United Nations thanks to a Russian veto.
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Like most European countries, many of which are facing growing populist movements on the far right, Britain has always grappled with a strain of racial and religious bias.
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Nexium, a proton pump inhibitor developed by AstraZeneca, has lost patent protection in the majority of global markets, while Vimovo is protected in most European markets until 2025.
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Washington then slapped 10% tariffs on most European-made Airbus jets and 25% duties on products ranging from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky, from Oct. 18.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government said on Tuesday that most European Union citizens currently living in Britain will be allowed to remain in the country after Brexit in 2019.
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Most European companies have already refinanced in the last couple of years at attractively low rates and bankers are not expecting an upturn before the end of the year.
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The company says the feature is coming to other countries soon, although most European users have been able to use a debit card on Coinbase since late last summer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Most European businesses plan to cut back orders from British suppliers because of the slow progress of Brexit talks, a survey of company managers showed on Monday.
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With such few babies, the populations of most European countries are set to shrink—unless they admit immigrants or progress in medicine and public health extends lifespans, or both.
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Other cabin crew I spoke to said that most European and US airlines were improving in terms of dealing with women's issues— but there is some way to go.
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And since Germany—like most European countries—doesn't have an equivalent of the First Amendment, the state gradually began to enforce this consensus with all of its coercive powers.
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UK banks are broadly well positioned should their access to the primary market be cut short given their strong capital position relative to most European and many global peers.
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Ninety percent of Afghan asylum claims are rejected as invalid, according to the Norwegian Organization for Asylum Seekers, compared with 40 percent to 50 percent in most European countries.
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Indeed, most European governments rely heavily on the United States for intelligence and share data with the C.I.A. or the F.B.I. that they would not share with other Europeans.
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Markets jumped on the comments as sufficiently dovish pushing the S&P 500 above the 3,000 mark for the first time and sending most European indices into positive territory.
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But most European companies have conceded that they would be forced to walk away from Tehran for fear of sanctions and losing access to operations that require U.S. dollars.
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In most European countries, it is the populists who are milking migration for every vote they can get, and Trump seems more than willing to help them do it.
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Right now, America's fertility rate is still pretty high compared to most European countries; it's lower than France or Sweden but roughly in line with other countries in Scandinavia.
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BRUSSELS, March 23 (Reuters) - Euro zone consumer confidence tumbled in March, depressed by the coronavirus pandemic which caused lockdowns in most European countries, European Commission data showed on Monday.
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Growing income inequality in most European societies and resentment in some parts of the west at the impact of the bloc's eastward enlargement since 2004 have fuelled public anger.
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Questions will be asked, questions that have become so wearily familiar in most European countries in recent years that it is pretty easy to guess what they will be.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will "unshackle" its officials from most European Union meetings so they can focus on Brexit, reducing attendance by up to half, the Brexit ministry said on Tuesday.
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Most European right-wing populist parties have their roots in the 1970s and '80s, during the period when social democratic and other traditional parties began losing hold of their voters.
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The Editors' Code of Practice, a set of professional standards most European publications ascribe to, was also revised to address child privacy, in the case of Princes Harry and William.
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AMAZON ALEXA RECORDS AND SHARES WOMAN&aposS PRIVATE CONVERSATION According to Gizmodo , the statement on the LA Times website reads: Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries.
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Of the other investment banks to have cut back on primary dealerships, the most notable was Credit Suisse, which in 2015 pulled out of making markets for most European countries.
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In particular focus are the banks' market operations, as trading of most European securities is regulated at the EU level but conducted by many investment banks mainly out of London.
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Rouhani's visit was aimed at pushing Iran into a more prominent role on the world stage after the nuclear deal with Western powers ended most European economic sanctions on Tehran.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - After most European Union states expelled Russian diplomats over the Salisbury spy poisoning, sources in Brussels expect the bloc to hold the line on Russia sanctions for now.
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After all, their taxman claims a right to grab a share of their global profits, unlike most European authorities, which aim to tax only the local profits of global firms.
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It was resolved, as most European crises have been, through back-room haggling and an elaborate compromise ensuring that France would retain its national decision-making prerogatives on major issues.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Commercial property shows signs of overvaluation in most European Union countries as yield-starved investors pile into bricks and mortar, the EU's financial stability watchdog said on Monday.
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A State Department official said the rest of the Islamic State fighters are largely in limbo, given that most European nations have refused to take back their citizens for prosecution.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy recently took part in the St. Petersburg Forum, a Davos-like conference convened by Mr. Putin that had been shunned by most European leaders.
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Most European countries and Canada have embraced the idea of harm reduction, designing policies that help people with drug problems to live better, healthier lives rather than to punish them.
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Most European buyers say they prefer the dated Brent index to BWAVE, which has proven to be a more expensive option over the past year due to its calculation method.
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Most European allies voted against the United States, and even European allies in Central Europe, who consider Washington a key guarantor against Russia, did not vote with Washington but abstained.
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The limitations imposed by continuing US sanctions and the fear of snapback or future congressional sanctions has caused most European businesses and banks to stay clear of the Iranian market.
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Tesla reportedly sent dozens of US workers home from Germany ahead of a ban that bars travelers from most European countries from entering the US over the next 30 days.
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Most European countries have followed Italy's example, albeit at different stages of their own outbreaks, to lock down public life, restrict movement, close schools, non-essential businesses and leisure facilities.
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Unlike most European long-haul airlines, Norwegian had adopted a largely point-to-point business model for its transatlantic routes and isn't tied to a single hub on the continent.
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Neither held elected office before becoming president, and each took office as head of a powerful executive branch, benefiting from a strong presidential system, unlike those of most European countries.
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Mr. Laylaz pointed out that most European energy giants had been present in Iran for decades and had left only after sanctions, now lifted, were imposed during the Obama administration.
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The opposite was true in most European countries, however, where Muslim communities have grown in recent years largely as a result of the arrival of refugees or low-skilled migrants.
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The telecoms operator announced Wednesday that it plans to follow in the footsteps of rival companies by carving out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present.
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The big picture: The pledge already has the backing of most European countries, Japan, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, along with tech companies including Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter.
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Two initiatives were set up to assess and help fund improvements to building and fire safety at thousands of garment factories in Bangladesh, including an accord signed by most European retailers.
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The Thermostat E consists of two parts, a thermostat featuring Nest's traditional dial interface, and a Heat Link E which is wired into your boiler (a staple of most European homes).
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In Northern and Western Europe, rates of HIV are lower than they are in the US, despite the fact that most American men are circumcised and most European men are not.
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Pregnancy rates continue to be higher in the US than in most European nations, and that's due in part to early exposure to comprehensive sex ed in the latter, Lindberg says.
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Most European programs require foreign students to take at least one introductory class in the native tongue, and if English isn't your native tongue, you have to pass a proficiency test.
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For years, Nantes, like most European cities, resisted public acknowledgment of this history; descendants of slave traders as well as local businessmen and some politicians did not want it aired publicly.
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One gauge of how far we have to go: Even if we released half of America's prisoners tomorrow, we would still have several times the incarceration rate of most European countries.
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Their capital ratios are high, they pay 70 percent of their earnings to investors and their average costs are just 44 percent of income – all of which outdoes most European banks.
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Japan's foreign ministry also issued similar warnings for most European countries as well as South Korea, Iceland, San Marino and some regions of Italy, Switzerland and Spain, The Associated Press reported.
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At its simplest level, this is seen in the fact that most European left-wing parties, once built on the votes of male industrial workers, now draw on drastically different coalitions.
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Unlike in the United States, where the month appears ahead of the day and year, most European dates are written with the day first, followed by the month and then year.
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Most European officials believe that the risks of leaving without ratifying a withdrawal agreement — known as "no-deal Brexit" — are higher for Britain than for continental Europe and that if Mrs.
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Most European countries still have far greater levels of union coverage than the US. As of 230, more than two-thirds of workers in Denmark, Sweden, and Finland were union members.
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LONDON, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Britain will "unshackle" its officials from most European Union meetings so they can focus on Brexit, reducing attendance by up to half, the Brexit ministry said on Tuesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday that U.S. and most European central banks are "extremely cautious" of the idea of issuing digital currencies as substitutes for cash.
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With 225,2480 seats and 25 standing-room places, the Met is far bigger than most European houses, and it gave 225 opera performances this season, more than almost all of its peers.
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The consolidation means Suning, the owner of Italian club Inter Milan, and DDMC will have most European soccer rights under their control, including Spain's La Liga, German Bundesliga and the Premier League.
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Though more than half a century has passed, most European supporters will be familiar with the grim stories of Matt Busby's Manchester United in 1958, and the 'Grande' Torino side of 1949.
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The most notable step Mr. Trump announced on Wednesday, that the United States would stop travel from most European countries outside Britain for 30 days, hurt financial markets more than it helped.
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By barring most European fliers from entry in a bid to halt Covid-230's spread, the U.S. president is hitting operators on both sides of the Atlantic where it hurts most.
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While most European airports are known for stringent screening procedures of passengers and their baggage, that typically takes place only once passengers have checked in and are heading to the departure gates.
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James Lewis, a senior vice president and the director of the technology policy program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said that most European countries would prefer a softer approach.
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Last week, Trump announced that foreigners who have been in most European countries over the prior two weeks won't be allowed in to the U.S. for 30 days over COVID-19 concerns.
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Others have proposed sending a monthly check to parents for any caregiving needs, as Canada, Australia and most European countries do (or, in Mr. Yang's case, sending a check to every American).
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It is easy to forget that they are, in and of themselves, vast, historic, social institutions that until comparatively recently could match most European clubs for glamour and prestige and even wealth.
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Most European countries still have far greater levels of union coverage than the US, and as of 27.7, more than two-thirds of workers in Denmark, Sweden, and Finland were union members.
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Ciaran O'Leary, a partner at BlueYard Capital, a Berlin-based venture firm, said most European start-ups still did not have the luxury of burning through their fund-raising at record speeds.
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In most European countries, 19th and early 20th century labor organizing resulted in a strong labor movement and social democratic party that was able to force the implementation of a comprehensive welfare state.
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Most European shares slid as data showed German exports and imports fell more than expected in February, the latest sign that Europe's biggest economy will likely post meager growth for the first quarter.
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While the air in most European cities is far from pure -- London, Paris and Berlin all hover above the safe levels recommended by WHO -- their problems are dwarfed by the statistics in Asia.
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Most European countries were affected, with radiation levels measured between 100 and 300 teraBecquerels (where one becquerel is the activity of a quantity of radioactive material in which one nucleus decays per second).
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Most European countries saw a rise in acceptance of same-sex relationships between 2002 and 2016, according to Hungarian researchers who analyzed results from the European Social Survey, carried out every two years.
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Add to the mix hurried and often messy restructuring, capital raising and litigation settling exercises by most European banks, led by UBS, Credit Suisse, RBS and Deutsche Bank, just to name a few.
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But he has balanced this with an appeal to traditional FDP voters, who are to the right of liberals in most European countries (Liberal Democrats in Britain, say, or Mr Macron in France).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Most European Union states want to postpone new EU rules meant to protect investors in life insurance, funds and other retail financial products because parts of the reform might be misleading.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Most European Union finance ministers on Tuesday rejected a British-backed plan to exempt financial traders from new rules aimed at tackling practices used by multinationals to reduce their tax bills.
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Most European Union members have said they viewed the deal as a "mixed" agreement, meaning each country would have to push the deal through their parliaments, a move that would likely delay approval.
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Other investors are skeptical because French banks have lower capital ratios than most European peers, although they set more ambitious targets after last year's European Central Bank asset quality review and stress tests.
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That would have proved awkward, since most European countries do not recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and the Palestinians demand the city's Israeli-annexed, eastern part as the capital of a future state.
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Rather than launching an overwhelming military strike, most European security analysts expect Moscow to continue its current more asymmetric tactics, supporting extremist political parties, conducting periodic cyber attacks and other forms of disruption.
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What such a decision will do is seriously compromise American relations with all its major European allies, as foreign ministers of most European countries suggested on Thursday morning in a tense Brussels meeting.
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Further complicating the matter, Iran is having difficulty securing insurance for its oil vessels, said shipping and insurance sources, as most European and U.S.-based re-insurance firms are winding down their Iranian business.
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Unlike most European countries, Britain has no system of identity cards or compulsory registration for EU residents, so counting long-term immigrants has mostly relied on surveying passengers at airports and other entry points.
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European efforts to keep it on life support are failing; most European firms have chosen to abide by the sanctions despite a European mechanism designed to protect those trading in "humanitarian" supplies with Iran.
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Like VOX, most European populist parties now in government or setting the agenda in countries such as Italy, Germany or France first targeted European elections, which are often used by voters to voice discontent.
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With huge support from President George W. Bush and most European governments, Olmert launched another scorched-earth attack against Lebanon, once again aimed at either destroying Hizbullah or turning the Lebanese public against it.
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In any event, for most European NATO allies to double or, in some cases, nearly triple defense spending would wreck their economies and create a level of unrest Europe has not seen in decades.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said the decision to change British passports from the burgundy shade used by most European Union countries to the traditional dark blue was an expression of British independence and sovereignty.
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France, like most European countries, has seen a rise in homelessness in the past decade, fueled by fallout from the global financial crisis and an influx of migrants from Africa and the Middle East.
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The organization said that most European Union member states allowed tax exemptions for "bridge activities" and that it feared the court's decision could result in new taxes being levied on bridge players across Europe.
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He explained that in most European countries, people assumed the outbreak "was a problem elsewhere" and this initial attitude led to the fast spreading of the virus in places such as Italy and Spain.
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Aaron Thielmeyer was in Stuttgart the day the White House announced travel restrictions on most European nations, including Germany, which had seen its number of confirmed coronavirus cases more than triple in three days.
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The presidential campaign is not a helpful environment for this; neither is the populism that is getting stronger by the day in Europe; nor, for that matter, the bureaucratic thinking in most European capitals.
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Because most European economies are no longer industrially focused, even the slip into recession that some economists warned could hit Britain has failed to create significant oil demand loss fear on the global level.
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With most European stocks trading cautiously ahead of a policy decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve, the FTSE 100 ended the day down 0.1 percent as the pound gradually gave back some of its gains.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Most European Union states want to postpone new EU rules meant to protect investors in life insurance, funds and other retail financial products because parts of the reform might be misleading.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Most European Union countries lack a clear strategy for redirecting public and private funds towards more sustainable investments as they shift to a low-carbon economy, the European Environment Agency (EEA) said Thursday.
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American and most European banks are waiting for Sudan to come off the terrorism list, and are wary of secondary sanctions still in place against individuals connected with the war in Darfur, Sudanese bankers said.
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Most European bourses posted slight gains early on helped by Britain's exporter-heavy FTSE 100, which climbed as much as 0.5 percent as exporters cheered the fourth fall in sterling in the last five days.
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But having watched international diplomacy as both a participant and an observer for 25 years, I doubt the leaders of most European countries will assign a high priority to negotiating a new arrangement with Britain.
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Most European bourses had opened on a stronger footing, relieved at the European Union's agreement to at least a two-week reprieve that precludes Britain crashing out of the bloc without a deal next week.
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In 2007 Ferrero, an Italian company, set up a branch in Georgia to supply the key ingredient of its signature product: Nutella, the chocolate-hazelnut paste that is the most European of all breakfast spreads.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who most European and Western Hemisphere nations have recognized as the country's legitimate leader, said on Monday that authorities were trying to move up to $1.2 billion to banks in Uruguay.
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For while most European banks are battling sluggish economic growth and super low interest rates by cutting costs and retreating to their "core", French lenders have decided the time is right to push the frontiers.
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Day-ahead gas prices in most European countries are almost on par with summer contract prices, which makes it more profitable to buy gas on the prompt market rather than withdraw it from storage sites.
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The Pew Center for Research's spring survey on global attitudes found a dramatic drop in confidence that Trump would do the right thing for the world in most European countries, when compared with Barack Obama.
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And now we've been bestowed a Hudson River Derby in the form of the New York Red Bulls and NYCFC—ostensibly the most MLS team imaginable, and then the most European retirement league-team imaginable.
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"Appropriate use of ibuprofen and paracetamol is still currently being recommended by most European health authorities as part of the symptomatic treatment of COVID-19," the company that also makes Dettol and Lysol disinfectants said.
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While initially skeptical of American warnings of an increased threat to its troops from Iran and its allies, most European officials now accept the American concerns, even as they consider the response exaggerated and provocative.
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The report focuses on one tool in particular: a child benefit, offering anywhere from $2,000 to $3,600 per child to all but the richest parents, similar to the benefits most European countries offer to parents.
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BRUSSELS/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The European Union on Thursday sharply criticized the U.S. decision to restrict travel from most European countries to contain the coronavirus pandemic, and said the crisis required global cooperation not unilateral action.
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As part of its application, Nestlé submitted evidence that the shape was recognized as distinctive in most European countries, and in 2006 it was granted a trademark on the shape covering several categories of food.
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Stock markets in Europe and the United States plunged after the European Central Bank decision, though other factors, such as President Trump's ban on most European travelers entering the United States, certainly played a role.
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On the day, optimism from stimulus hopes seemed to fade as some Asian and most European shares gave up gains to trade in the negative, while U.S. futures swung wildly between positive and negative territory.
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Most European bonds also have negative yields while in the United States, now the highest-yielding among developed countries, 10-year Treasury notes US10YT=RR yield about 1.6%, compared with more than 3.5% decade ago.
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Unlike in most European monarchies, there is no prurient tabloid coverage of the royals' love lives—although there is frequent criticism of royal wives and daughters whenever they are perceived to be shirking their duties.
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Most European bonds also have negative yields while in the United States, now the highest-yielding among developed countries, 10-year Treasury notes US10YT=RR yield about 1.6%, compared with more than 3.5% decade ago.
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In a statement on the Wednesday ruling, Uber said that it was already operating under the transportation law of most European countries in which it did business, and that the ruling would have little impact.
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A secretive plan to embrace Putin above the heads and advice of most European leaders would not just add further distance between Brussels and Washington, but ignite another smoldering ember of European contention: sanctions over Ukraine.
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LUXEMBOURG/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Most European Union states agreed on Monday on reforming the bloc's labor rules that poorer countries value for giving them a competitive edge but French President Emmanuel Macron criticizes for undercutting his workers.
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In terms of international relations, most European countries "have noticed the rise of China but Europeans as a whole are still looking to the U.S. as a primary country that matters to their future," said Bell.
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UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti said last week that investment banking conditions were among the toughest in years in a foretaste of what is likely to be a bleak earnings season for most European investment banks.
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Rising U.S. borrowing costs have rattled markets globally because of worries they will hurt global demand, but with the dollar flat and Treasury yields off their recent highs on Wednesday, most European stock markets opened higher.
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Most European power grids were split off from the utilities that owned them more than a decade ago in a process called unbundling that was supposed to give all power producers equal access to the networks.
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Trading may remain thin until Tuesday, when most European countries open after Monday's Epiphany holiday but market players will be relieved the dollar navigated the holiday period without experiencing the money market squeezes many had feared.
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In 2015, the last year for which PISA data is available, Vietnam ranked eighth out of 72 countries in terms of science performance, and was 21st overall - ahead of the United States and most European nations.
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Introduced to most European markets in early 2019, Tesla's mid-sized Model 3 sedan quickly became a bestseller in the Nordic nation, helping the country retain its top global ranking in per-capita electric vehicle sales.
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US bank chiefs said some of their gain will be "competed away", but said it should lift their returns, which are already ahead of the levels at most European rivals, perhaps by 100-200bp, bankers estimated.
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Since joining the European Union more than 14 years ago, Slovakia now produces more cars per capita than any country in the world, uses the euro and receives the most European Union development aid per capita.
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The performance represented an essentially African tradition being embraced by the most European of forms, the symphony orchestra, and demonstrated that the strength of Pacific music has always been its mix of African, indigenous and European elements.
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Most European airports, for example, are owned by governments but leased to private operators who must maintain high levels of service and make significant capital expenditures (often in the billions of dollars) to maintain the physical plant.
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In most European capitals, policymakers and the chattering classes want to believe that before too long, Mr. Trump will be gone and the world order — including the close alliances between Europe and the United States — will return.
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Most European indices have racked up losses this month barring Denmark, Romania and Switzerland , as an inversion in the U.S. Treasury yield curve exacerbated concerns about economic growth in the face of the U.S.-China trade war.
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The ad was released to celebrate Burger King's self-described "milestone" decision to remove all artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives from the Whoppers it sells in "most European countries" and in 400 restaurants throughout the United States.
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Most European states hope to see their companies benefit from renewed financial and commercial ties with Iran, yet they retain EU sanctions on Hezbollah's military wing and Iranians involved in human rights abuses, to include the IRGC.
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Most European energy companies have entered wait-and-see mode following Trump's election victory, banking on bipartisan commitments to solar and wind energy support schemes by the end of the decade that they say make investments safe.
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"It does not reflect the current environment in which users access and consume content online and lacks the ambition called for by most European stakeholders and consumers to realize a Digital Single Market," EDiMA said in a statement.
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"Most European governments are trying to push higher spending and larger fiscal imbalances thinking that the current environment of low rates and high complacency will last forever," Daniel Lacalle, chief economist at Tressis Gestion, told CNBC via email.
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"But Pompeo avoids mentioning that Trump personally takes every opportunity to put a friendly face towards the Russians, and President Putin in particular, in marked contrast to the way he engages with, say, most European allies," Bremmer added.
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Singapore banks' loan-to-deposit ratios range between 84 percent and 87 percent, which is better than Australian banks which average over 100 percent as well as most European names, said Andrew Wong, a credit analyst at OCBC.
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Over the last quarter alone, Credit Suisse pulled out of most European countries, ING quit Ireland, Commerzbank left Italy, and Belgium did not re-appoint Deutsche Bank as a primary dealer and dropped Nordea as a recognised dealer.
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Most European diplomats fear that once the Trump's administration leans on European businesses hard enough, they won't be able to plug the economic shortfall, something Rouhani needs so he can sell the Iran deal without America at home.
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Drugs like Fioricet (which is banned in most European countries) can pose withdrawal risks that include seizures, while drugs like triptans can cause cardiovascular risks, not to mention the most common risk of increase in headache: medication overuse.
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BRUSSELS, May 11 (Reuters) - Ride-hailing app Uber said on Thursday that being deemed a transportation company would not change the way it is regulated in most European Union countries, in response to an EU top court opinion.
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Most European countries start prosecuting young people from ages 12 to 16, with the notable exceptions of England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Switzerland, which have set the limit around 10 years old, according to Child Rights International Network.
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Trading may remain thin until Tuesday, when most European countries open after Monday's Epiphany holiday but market players will be relieved the dollar navigated the thin-liquidity holiday period without experiencing the money market squeezes many had feared.
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Most European countries featured a dominant, state-owned airline that provided air travel for a fee as a kind of public utility, like a city bus system or the postal service or modern-day Amtrak in the United States.
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Like most European countries, Ukraine has an aging population, with 230 percent of people over 2003 in 2200 - a much higher rate than in other war-torn nations, like Syria or Yemen, where the figure stands below 2000 percent.
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The case stems from a complaint of unfair competition brought by a Barcelona taxi association against Uber's unlicensed ride-hailing service, UberPOP, which used amateur drivers to pick up riders and has since been suspended in most European cities.
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Today's American workers find themselves living the consequences of the historic error of hitching social welfare to the caprices of private industry and a shaky legal framework rather than building it into the state as most European nations did.
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But DeLillo has his own special place in American literature, the most European of our authors, and essentially a humorless one, which makes the very funny Ferris an intriguing choice to review "Zero K." DAN POPE WEST HARTFORD, CONN.
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On its surface, the bill is simply about affording the citizens of several allied countries some legal rights regarding the accuracy and disclosure of information held by government agencies—similar to those U.S. citizens have in most European courts.
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This new shaving standard was a sharp departure from the previous century, when mustaches were ensigns of resolute and pugnacious manliness — so much so, that most European armies required their officers and recruits to muster with standard black mustaches.
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The program will allow people from 49 countries including the United States, Canada, most European countries and China to travel to the kingdom by applying for a visa ahead of their visit or when they arrive in the country.
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Because there is still, in most European capitals, the blind hope that Donald Trump is an aberration and that it will all reverse to the good old trans-Atlantic days after November 2020 if he is not re-elected.
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We know that most European nations haven&apost, it&aposs as much an issue for us as it is for the U.S. The European partners within NATO pay for the collective defense that we know we need for transatlantic security.
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While most European bourses are back in the black despite losses in Asia and on Wall Street, Jasper Lawler, head of research at London Capital Group, argued that with trade tensions persisting there is no reason for sentiment to shift.
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The Commission found that Google, with a market share in searches of over 90 percent in most European countries, had systematically given prominent placement in searches to its own comparison shopping service and demoted those of rivals in search results.
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It's probably a fair generalisation that most European church-goers are a lot more moderate and sensible than the far-rightists who are trying to woo them, but also stand a bit to the right of their own clergy and bishops.
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David Jernigan, an alcohol policy expert at Johns Hopkins University, studied survey data, finding that 103- and 16-year-old Americans are less likely to report drinking and getting drunk in the past month than their counterparts in most European countries.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A push by most European Union nations for the world's biggest economic bloc to go carbon-neutral by 2050 was dropped to a footnote at a summit on Thursday after fierce resistance from Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary.
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Most European bourses and industry indexes were in the red after the S&P 500 fell overnight, heading for its worst quarter since the dark days of the financial crisis in late 2008, with a loss of 15 percent so far.
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Earlier, in a morning note, Rodrigo Catril, a currency strategist at the National Australia Bank said, "The global equity rally that began on Friday has started to show signs of fatigue," noting that most European indices ended marginally lower on Tuesday.
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Most European emerging currencies made little moves against the euro, but Prague-listed stocks were up 1.3 percent on the back of rising financial stocks, while Polish benchmark equities rose about 1 percent to touch their highest in a week.
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Such bigger venture funds promise to help fill a widely recognized funding gap that leads most European start-ups to be acquired rather than holding out for stock market flotations of their own in order to build powerful global tech franchises.
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When LVMH and Kering, previously PPR, were formed (in 1987 and 1999, Kering at the time being called the Gucci Group, and owned by PPR), most European brands were relatively local, family-run businesses with big names, ripe for the acquisition.
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"If they don't, by May of this year, President Trump will cancel America's participation in the deal and unleash powerful secondary sanctions that will deter most European companies and banks from doing business in Iran," he said in an email.
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One of these errors, which bears directly on the Trump-Europe spat, is a complete misunderstanding of the trade effects of value-added taxes (VATs), which the U.S. doesn't have but play a large role in most European countries' revenue.
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On Friday, the British government found something to celebrate: The Home Office said that the color of the country's passports would revert from burgundy, favored by most European Union member states, to the blue that once marked British travel documents.
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Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Chief Executive Herbert Diess said the company would shut down production at factories operated by the group's brands "in the near future," with most European plants set to suspend work for at least two weeks.
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Orange said it planned to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present, in a move aimed at shoring up the telecom group's value as tough competition in the region has hampered its growth and margins.
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Orange said it planned to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present, in a move aimed at shoring up the telecom group's value as tough competition in the region has hampered its growth and margins.
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Burger King said it removed preservatives from the Whopper in most European markets and would roll out preservative-free Whoppers across the US by the end of 2020 — as part of an industry trend toward natural and socially conscious foods.
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Then again, if you suddenly mutated from being a dweeby bloke from the highlands into a ripped, handsome, Armani-pant modeling stud with a bank balance bigger than the GDP of most European countries, you'd probably be a bit aloof too.
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Morning after pills, which are most effective when taken in the first few hours after unprotected sex, are available without a prescription in most European Union countries but were selling for up to five times more in Britain than elsewhere in Europe.
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Only utilities have the steady cash flows to fund such long-term projects, but most European utilities pulled out of Britain's nuclear plans after the 2011 Fukushima disaster led to rising safety costs and as renewable energy became a more competitive investment prospect.
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That's far below the minimum legal standard set in countries with advanced economies similar to the U.S. For instance, in most European counties the legally mandated number of vacations day begins at 20, and the number of paid holidays can reach 13.
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Related: It's Going to Be a Long Road to Recovery for Volkswagen The issue has financial as well as environmental implications: Most European Union countries now charge some sort of tax or registration fee based on a vehicle's carbon emissions, Bandivadekar said.
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"Kids smoke less in the US than they do in Europe, and adults smoke less too in the US than they do in most European countries," said Sargent, who was not involved in the study but has conducted research on tobacco control.
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In most European contexts that I've been in, they talk about Mark Zuckerberg the way they talk about a guy who manufactures drill bits — that he's trying to make money, buy for a dollar, sell for two, just trying to do his hustle.
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While most European nations had scrapped laws on gay sex by the late 1003s, Africa has remained largely resistant with 2100 of its 250 nations still outlawing gay sex as some politicians and church leaders refer to the "Western disease" of homosexuality.
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And while the allegiances are ostensibly the same, with Russia and North Korea and China on one side, and the U.K., the U.S. and most European countries on the other, everybody knows that there's one true wild card: the president of the United States.
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This was because few democracies existed at this time — with very few men (women were not enfranchised until the 220th century) eligible to vote in most European countries, extensive internal organization, ties to civil society associations, cultivating members, and retaining their loyalty was unnecessary.
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The OSCE, whose 57 members include most European nations, Russia and the United States, also said last month it had been the target of a cyber attack, but declined to comment on a report in French newspaper Le Monde that it was launched by APT28.
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The bad news is that most European leaders and citizens continue to live in denial, insufficiently aware of the fragility of their historic accomplishments and inadequately motivated to make the decisions that could build on the past 74 years of European peace and progress.
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And even blue states and cities lag well behind most European countries—if New York Mayor Bill de Blasio successfully institutes a policy of giving all employees two weeks of paid vacation, NYC will become the first major U.S. city to have such a policy.
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The absence of these self-determining African voices has left a void, and an opportunity for non-African filmmakers to impose a fanciful view of the continent: "a reductive mode of representation that we see in most European and American films, frankly," says Sanogo.
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In 2010, he ordered an associate named James Ball to pass 90,000 cables covering Russia, most European countries and Israel to a shady journalist named Israel Shamir, who, according to Mr. Ball, later offered them to pro-Putin Russian media outlets for a $10,000 fee.
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Stocks continued their plunge on Thursday, as President Trump's latest effort to address the coronavirus outbreak — a ban on the entry from most European countries to the United States — disappointed investors who have been waiting for Washington to take steps to bolster the economy.
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Most European Union nations now use a shade of burgundy for their passport covers, and returning to dark blue, used for British passports issued from 1921 to 1988, was regarded as an important symbol by proponents of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit.
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Mr. Heinz conceded that the average hedge fund's return of 0.81 percent "isn't exactly hitting it out of the park," but it is still better than most European and Asian stock indexes as well as the Dow Jones industrial average, which has declined 1.81 percent.
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PARIS, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Orange said it planned to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present, in a move aimed at shoring up the telecom group's value as tough competition in the region has hampered its growth and margins.
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Because no visas are required for travel by most European citizens to the United States, and because of the volume of tourism and business, restricting travel from Europe would have been far more difficult and consequential than banning it from only the seven countries named.
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Americans have long enjoyed visa-free travel to the continent, and most European countries have received the same privilege in the U.S. The five countries not granted visa waivers in the U.S. have accused Washington of discriminating against them, and have urged the EU to push back.
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Although Ms. Merkel has signaled a desire not to rush the process of negotiating British withdrawal, most European governments are eager to take a tough line, wanting to make clear to any other nation that might contemplate leaving that there is considerable cost to doing so.
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PARIS — President Trump's abrupt decision to shut America's borders to most European travelers sowed chaos at the Continent's airports and at travel-related businesses Thursday, as airlines scrambled to figure out how to halt flights to the United States and governments warned of potentially devastating financial costs.
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Recognized as Venezuela's president by more than 50 countries including the United States and most European Union members, Guaido has already defied a travel ban by going on Sunday to Colombia where he is set to meet U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at a regional conference.
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In contrast, Europe accounts for 23.6 percent of the gun sales, which is unsurprising given that most European countries have stricter gun-control laws than the US. In Germany, for example, anyone under the age of 25 is required to pass a psychiatric evaluation before buying a gun.
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I find it more convincing to see them as an expression of the success of the 68ers, who ultimately have won many of battles of past decades (just compare the electoral platforms of most European conservative parties today with those of their predecessors 20 or 30 years ago).
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Most European politicians, and U.S. liberals, endorsed the coming of the new era: the most active and subtle ideologist of the view was the British diplomat-cum-intellectual Robert Cooper, an adviser both to Tony Blair and to the European Union's foreign policy chief (1999-2009), Javier Solana.
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Chinese majors such Gezhouba, Anhui Conch Cement and Shangfeng Cement in 2018 announced investments in at least 18 plants across Africa, Asia and South America with total annual capacity of more than 20 million tonnes - larger than the output of most European countries - according to industry publication Global Cement.
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United States officials say — and most European experts agree — that it is not only the sanctions that are blocking Iran's access to the American financial system but also Iran's failure during its years of isolation to update laws governing money laundering and prohibitions against the financing of terrorism.
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In American media Wilders is often described as "the Dutch Trump," whereas most European media place him in the broader group of European populist radical right, together with Heinz-Christian "HC" Strache's Austrian Freedom Party (ÖVP), Marine Le Pen's National Front (FN), and Frauke Petry's Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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Free of Serbian control for nearly 20 years and now celebrating its 10th anniversary as an independent country, Kosovo is itself stuck in limbo, recognized by the United States and most European countries but still denied a seat at the United Nations and routinely harassed by Russia and Serbia.
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He also painted a broader vision to restore the U.S. as a world leader — one day after President Donald Trump announced a shutdown of foreign travel from most European countries during an Oval Office address filled with errors that shook already troubled financial markets and confused the public.
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That evening, she announced the unanimous agreement from her Cabinet ministers for a "soft" Brexit, meaning that the United Kingdom would abide by most European Union rules and allow British companies to trade as easily with the European Union, and on effectively the same terms, as they do today.
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When the protests erupted in Tunis in December 22018, many learned about them via Twitter, in English or French, as most European and American journalists did, and thus assumed that Twitter played a greater role in spreading the movement than did text messages or Al Jazeera satellite television.
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For more on the company, click on Ratings agency Moody's said in its European banking outlook that it expected net profitability for large Nordic banks to remain stronger than most European peers in 2017, despite a very low interest rate environment, but noted tail risks from property price appreciation were rising.
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Whether they are on the Christian Democratic centre-right or the generally more secularist centre-left, most European politicians, and ultimately their voters, have in recent years shared many common ideals: a belief in a universal franchise, freedom of speech, the rule of law and due process, and antipathy to racism.
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Early Sunday, North Korea launched a ballistic missile, emphasizing how high tensions in the region are at the moment and stealing focus from the OBOR forum in what could be seen as a deliberate insult to Xi. The leaders of the US and most European economies were notably absent Sunday.
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Most European bourses and industry indexes were in the red after the S&P 500 fell overnight, heading for its worst quarter since the dark days of late 2008 and the Nasdaq continued its 19.5 percent slump from its August peak, just shy of what commonly constitutes a bear market.
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A push by most European Union nations for the world's biggest economic bloc to go carbon-neutral by 2050 was dropped to a footnote in June after fierce resistance from Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary who fear it would hurt economies like theirs dependent on nuclear power and coal.
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The nearly $19B of federal funding for the U.S. invests in workforce programs constitutes less than one-tenth of one percent of U.S. GDP, a paltry sum in comparison to spending in most European Union countries on "active labor market policy" and for an American economy with 160 million workers.
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With $1.5 billion of capital under management, and its fourth fund totaling $765 million, perhaps more than most European VC firms, Atomico is well-positioned to help shape what that future looks like and play a significant role in determining how the technology industry evolves over the next 10 years and beyond.
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The Social Security system in the US and most European welfare states make heavy use of regressive taxes like VATs and payroll taxes, partly to promote a sense that society as a whole is "paying into" programs; if you shop, you pay a VAT, and are thus contributing to the common pool.
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The protests in Brussels — the culmination of two weeks of civil unrest in Belgium's southernmost and French-speaking region — were inspired by the French grass-roots movement called the gilets jaunes or yellow vests, named after the fluorescent safety vests that the drivers are obliged to keep on board vehicles in most European countries.
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The European Union has condemned US President Donald Trump's decision to impose a ban on most European citizens from traveling to the US.In a joint statement, the European Commission's president, Ursula von der Leyen, and the European Council's president, Charles Michel, accused Trump of failing to consult with European countries before making the decision.
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If Britain wants to benefit fully from the single market, which eliminates all tariff and most non-tariff barriers as well as customs controls, it will have to abide by most European laws, including the free movement of people from other EU countries and a huge clutch of single-market regulations that are ultimately enforced by the European Court.
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Britain already runs a significantly higher yearly deficit than most European countries, about 4.4 percent of gross domestic product, and its cumulative debt is estimated at nearly 85 percent of G.D.P. Mainstream economists — under fire for wrongly predicting an immediate recession after the Brexit vote last June — say those figures are likely to worsen as the pound falls and the economy slows from the delayed effects of Brexit and the uncertainty around it. Mrs.
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