It does not take into account body fat and muscle.
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It does not take into account likely changes to the law.
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The report did not take into account investment income over that period.
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The 2022 target does not take into account the effect of currency swings.
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Moody's did not take into account who will be the eventual Democratic nominee.
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" The scandal does not take into account the "entirety of the business situation.
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This does not take into account facility deterioration, doctor departures or department closures.
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TURNER WOULD NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE ECONOMICS OF AT&T WHEN NEGOTIATING.
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Moody's did not take into account who will be the eventual Democratic nominee.
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Those estimates do not take into account additional interest costs or macroeconomic effects.
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That does not take into account off-course earnings from sponsors and commercial endorsements.
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The technical rulings do not take into account how effectively the items suppress sound.
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And that does not take into account the potential for sales within the country.
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That return does not take into account inflation, cost of capital or financial risks.
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The poll did not take into account the possibility of veteran centrist Francois Bayrou running.
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It does not take into account regional variations in the rate of sea level rise.
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They also say the rule does not take into account existing regulations on financial advice.
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The current analysis, he notes, does not take into account the personalities of the contenders.
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The system did not take into account factors like the time riders spend on platforms.
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A "focus on women" does not take into account the intersectional identities many people have.
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That is because the scientists did not take into account the potential for more food imports.
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Congestion occurs because individual drivers do not take into account the inconvenience they cause to others.
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The study also did not take into account each adult's diet, which can influence diabetes risk.
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The study does not take into account any retaliation against the tariffs, only the tariffs themselves.
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Romney's statement did not take into account that nations can work together towards a common good.
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This document contains general information only and does not take into account an individual's financial circumstances.
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That estimate did not take into account potential damage from overnight frosts in the past two days.
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This does not take into account the $75 billion gross in bonds issued so far in 2016.
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It does not take into account some of the more complex nuances included in the advisor version.
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However, the projection does not take into account possible trade disruptions caused by a no-deal Brexit.
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What that analysis does not take into account, though, is that there is only so much land.
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CNA said that did not take into account losses for food processors, industries and makers of inputs.
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FICO scores do not take into account your income, savings, utility bills, job status or debit transactions.
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It also does not take into account bankruptcies that might have occurred because of a relative's illness.
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They also said the rule did not take into account other laws and regulations on financial advice.
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The number does not take into account the fatalities from Saturday's hot air balloon accident near Lockhart, Texas.
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" Wheeler also said the report does not take into account "innovation that we've seen already in the marketplace.
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They also say that the rule does not take into account other laws and regulations on financial advice.
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Yet that does not take into account the Telegraph's value as a trophy—and as a Boris-whisperer.
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Wolf said the law was "very prescriptive" and did not take into account future technological advances, like smartphones.
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But the Greek government and the Greek Ministry of Finance did not take into account the relevant recommendations.
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It also did not take into account the future effects of climate change on the region, they said.
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But those polls do not take into account that Biden has already withstood prolonged attacks from Team Trump.
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It did not take into account the cladding that would instead spread flames along the exterior of the building.
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The technology, however, did not take into account differences in driver behavior, which can vary between men and women.
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But these changes did not take into account other tax law updates such as the reduction in itemized deductions.
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The writer acknowledged that his analysis does not take into account the context in which the references are made.
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It does not take into account race or gender, and judges still have the final say in setting bail.
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And that figure does not take into account non-press abductions — of businessmen, locals, engineers working for oil companies.
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The total does not take into account journalists who have disappeared or are being held by non-state actors.
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That approach did not take into account brain states, the high and low function, and it was not successful.
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First, the administration's plan does not take into account the specific nature of the current threat facing the nation.
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"The market simply did not take into account that you can't go up like this that long," Yoshikami said.
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What I did not take into account when I spoke to her was the difference in our social positions.
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The index does not take into account slow-onset climate risks such as rising sea levels or melting glaciers.
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But it also does not take into account dynamic scoring, which includes the effects of economic growth on revenues.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives, financial situation, or particular needs of any specific person.
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It's also worth noting that the 40% retirement savings rate calculation does not take into account Social Security's looming shortfall.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any specific person.
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And this does not take into account the horrific attack on June 12 in a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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But he argues that the standard economic scholarship about tariffs does not take into account market distortions between trading partners.
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R0 also does not take into account the severity of illness in people who have been infected with the pathogen.
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The forecast does not take into account any economic impact of the trade dispute between the United States and China.
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Even worse, these figures do not take into account the sky high cost of rent and taxes in blue states.
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And this calculus does not take into account Overseas Contingency Operations, a separate bucket of money used to fund wars.
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We understand that this estimate does not take into account any reserves already set aside by banks against the CHF portfolios.
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This is most likely a conservative estimate that does not take into account allied industries like the control of prison phones.
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They do not take into account refineries' operating costs (for gas, power, water, hydrogen and catalysts) or capital costs (including depreciation).
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It does not take into account people who are working only part time because they cannot find a full-time job.
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That figure, of course, does not take into account cost of mileage, payroll taxes for 1099 independent contractors and other expenses.
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The involuntary bumping figure does not take into account passengers who agree to give up their seats in exchange for compensation.
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For another, a comparison of mere death rates does not take into account the barbarism of gratuitous violence committed against prisoners.
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If we want, we can ensure that the programs do not take into account anything about the political preferences of voters.
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Analysts, in assessing a producer's supply of oil to the market, generally do not take into account crude moved into storage.
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That estimate does not take into account those workers who need to stay home to care for a sick family member.
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The Cato Institute disputes that figure, which Mr. Nowrasteh said did not take into account the economic benefits of undocumented immigrants.
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The index, which is viewed as a general indication of weight relative to size, does not take into account muscle mass.
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The survey data does not take into account the more recently introduced all-wheel-drive versions of the Model 3, though.
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But the structural deficit indicator does not take into account such one-off items and the Commission called the explanation "not constructive".
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The study does not take into account intense fighting in recent months around Baiji, Sinjar or Ramadi — all former Islamic State strongholds.
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The poll did not take into account a swing by the People's Party to the right after Pablo Casado became party leader.
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But scientists in charge of the study said the panel's concerns were hypothetical and did not take into account the proposed protocol.
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Keep in mind that audience size does not take into account sentiment — so Donald Trump's 20 million lead may not be flattering.
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They say the work requirements do not take into account factors that might otherwise keep a welfare recipient out of the workforce.
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Attorneys for the U.S. government say the deadlines do not take into account the time needed to verify and vet each parent.
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" Bloomberg's Everytown is also simply wrong when it says that Kavanaugh "does not take into account a law's impact on public safety.
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But it does not take into account the Senate, where leaders will need some Democratic votes to pass any spending legislation. Rep.
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Some federal judges have expressed frustration with the guidelines because they potentially hamstring jurists and do not take into account mitigating circumstances.
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We did not take into account market-share differences between conventional and organic produce, but this result ran contrary to common opinion.
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Your response, I bet, will be tempered by what you and your friends think and not take into account the entire country.
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He appeared to downplay the CBO score, saying it may not take into account changes the administration wants to add in later phases.
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The figures released by the agency on Monday do not take into account lost revenue if Britain's departure accompanies a wider regional recession.
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Several Wall Street lobby groups said the rule did not take into account other regulations designed to mitigate the risk of counterparty exposure.
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That's because the sticker price may not take into account the variety of discounts and promotions that tend to show up each season.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives or circumstances of particular investor, or suggest any specific course of action.
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" A spokesman for Whitefish Energy told the Times that "simply looking at the rate differential does not take into account Whitefish's overhead costs.
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The report does not take into account potential benefits from emissions reductions or future technology that could influence costs over the long term.
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"This is a terrific result for FAR shareholders, especially given this estimate does not take into account the anticipated upside opportunities," Norman said.
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The H-85033B lottery does not take into account how talented applicants may be or how much their companies rely on their skills.
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Nestlé said that figure did not take into account water used for cleaning or in the manufacturing process and for employees to drink.
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In discussions with CMS, the way they measure access to care does not take into account whether a patient can actually access care.
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Following the report, the Superior Court said they did not take into account lobbying from Harris' office or Adachi's on the bail schedule.
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Remember: These do not take into account deductions and individual circumstances, but familiarizing yourself with these rates is a pretty good place to start.
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Erasmus Napitupulu, program director of the Institute for Criminal Justice Reform, said the court did not take into account the reason for the abortion.
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That argument does not take into account the fact that abortion is a very safe procedure, far safer than others with no similar restrictions.
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That does not take into account any impact caused by production stoppages that followed the deadly earthquakes in southwestern Japan last month, it said.
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The estimates were provisional and did not take into account the weather until harvest, which usually takes place from August to October in France.
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The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives or circumstances of any particular investor, or suggest any specific course of action.
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Fitch's positive view on the development pipeline does not take into account Wynn Paradise Park, which is yet to be approved by WYNN's board.
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The NRC survey did not take into account the roughly 200,000 refugees who have fled to neighboring countries such as Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
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It did not take into account the spillover effects — good or bad — that the refrigerator had due to our ability to shop less frequently.
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State Department officials declined on the grounds that the think tank report, which did not take into account refugee contributions through taxes, was flawed.
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The New York market is too tied to Brazil's production, Velez said, and does not take into account growers in Colombia or Central America.
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These calculations narrowly focused on mortality and did not take into account morbidity resulting from COVID-19 ranging from stress to severe chronic conditions.
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Trump also claimed the U.S. has a trade deficit of $22019 billion, an inflated figure that does not take into account trade in services.
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What these statistics may not take into account is how quickly Texas has undergone a political shift thanks, in part, to President Donald Trump.
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The report said Unesco's review of the site did not take into account the concerns of local inhabitants, as required by its own guidelines.
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The proposed changes would limit the president to two consecutive terms but would not take into account previous terms, potentially extending Nkurunziza's rule to 2034.
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The governor added that the latest growth forecast did not take into account the possible impact from the last round of U.S. tariffs on China.
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"A 4 percent surplus is consistent with EU requirements, but ... it does not take into account other spending commitments included in their program," Cottarelli said.
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Online news platform Quartz reported in 2015 that Sesame Credit did not take into account what users purchased, but the amount of purchases affected scores.
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It would limit the president to two consecutive seven-year terms, but would not take into account previous terms, potentially extending his rule to 2034.
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So, it will not take into account a spill of 210,000 gallons of oil on the existing Keystone pipeline in South Dakota announced on Thursday.
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Waze, which uses crowd-sourced information from its users to suggest the best routes, "does not take into account all of the considerations," he said.
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Greider catches some of the crusading tenor of the Trump campaign, but does not take into account the fact that Clinton won the popular vote.
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Warren's campaign, however, argues that Penn Wharton's analysis does not take into account the economy-juicing measures in her universal child care and education proposals.
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Complying with the strict letter of a law meant to cover everyone does not take into account that companies in different industries use data differently.
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Chris Chiames, a Whitefish spokesman, said that "simply looking at the rate differential does not take into account Whitefish's overhead costs," according to the Times.
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His comments did not take into account the fact that such behavior is viewed with alarm and a grave security threat by the government in Tokyo.
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Among its criticisms, MDHHS said that the study did not take into account the correct timeframe of cases, and focused on the wrong strain of bacteria.
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The Reuters estimate of Rosneft's financial shortfall in Venezuela could be conservative because it does not take into account tax Rosneft had to pay in Venezuela.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' 2016 guidelines do not take into account man-made earthquakes and it does not plan to update them until 2022.
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"It's an extreme theory that is hard to accept because it does not take into account (the impact of) fiscal deficit and outstanding debt," Kuroda said.
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"These loss assessments do not take into account losses to natural capital/assets, health care related losses, or values associated with loss of life," Smith said.
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Pelosi told Mnuchin that past agreements on parity between defense and non-defense spending did not take into account the growing cost of implementing the program.
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The report is based on birth certificates, so it does not take into account the choices and decisions people made when having a child, he said.
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"This practice is coercive, and does not take into account families with children not biologically connected to parents, like adopted children and stepchildren," the EFF wrote.
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The product works by allegedly requiring four hands in order to open the package — a concept that does not take into account people with certain disabilities.
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The test does not take into account commercial activities that do not need to be hedged or for which there are no derivative-based hedging tools.
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Istanbul's Chamber of Geology Engineers said the initial filing for the environmental impact report did not take into account several factors that make the project unviable.
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It did not study the fiscal fallout of events like wildfires and did not take into account the costs of infectious diseases linked to climate change.
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The plan outlined by the president also does not take into account the likely impact of opening some areas of the country while keeping others closed.
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The maps do not take into account climate change's effect on sea-level rise and storm intensity, and ignore the risks posed by real estate development.
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This constraining process for planning new lines is the result of an antiquated and localized grid planning process that does not take into account modern needs.
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Wah's estimate of $3.03 billion in potential profit did not take into account transaction costs or execution risk - the possibility of no profit or a loss.
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The numbers, which do not take into account people not treated at MSF medical facilities, are believed to be a fraction of the total death toll.
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But they did not take into account adoptions that occurred after a government agency had taken a child from a mother because of abuse or neglect.
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Trump's view also does not take into account the rise of white nationalist groups in politics in Europe, which has seen large marches in some cities.
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The latest study does not take into account how this support breaks down between Republicans and Democrats, but support for refugees increasingly falls along party lines.
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The United Nation's International Labor Organization estimates 21 million people globally are victims of forced labour but this does not take into account all forms of slavery.
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It noted that the report did not take into account loss of life, lost land or the disruption to the economy through lost jobs, livelihoods and business.
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The increase, which does not take into account any bonuses that are awarded separately, took effect May 1, and will be reflected in paychecks starting July 9.
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The Adam Smith whom Trewitt embraces does not take into account the generous, nuanced character of the Scottish economist's writing (an oversight that is all too common).
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However it does not take into account the three terms Gnassingbe has already served since coming to power in 2005, the latest of which ends in 2020.
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It's important to note that LendingTree's analysis did not take into account down payments, saving for which can be one of the biggest obstacles aspiring homeowners face.
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Of course, the report does not take into account factors such as the personal reward one gets from doing a job, or its overall impact on society.
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Corporate earnings guidance provided to investors so far does not take into account the impact of the Huawei ban, said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, chief strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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Mattel is said to have told its rival toymaker that its bid undervalues the company and also does not take into account possible antitrust issues with regulators.
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A lawyer representing Facebook told the High Court that the case by the Irish regulator was flawed because it did not take into account the EU-U.
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The amendment would limit the president to two consecutive seven-year terms, but it would not take into account previous terms, potentially extending Nkurunziza's rule to 2034.
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In that report, the company does not take into account a scenario to limit temperature rise and projects energy supply and demand rising for the foreseeable future.
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Analysts have long highlighted the limitations of the treaty, which did not take into account the development of the same weapons systems by other nations, including China.
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However, the figure does not take into account the rebate the U.K. receives, which instantly discounts the U.K.'s membership fee to around £250 million per week.
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At the same time, the administration is working to approve higher rates in several states that did not take into account Trump's cut in subsidies for 2018.
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This does not take into account the acquisition of Popular, for which Santander has said it would set aside 7.9 billion euros to cover for bad property assets.
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" He also said that "the figure for inhalation... does not take into account the systems that our bodies have to remove particles from the air that we breathe.
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However, it added that the projection did not take into account the $625 million purchase of bleaching agents maker PeroxyChem or the agreed sale of the methacrylates unit.
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The bank said its inflation forecasts did not take into account a small cut in fuel prices by state-owned oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA earlier this month.
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"There's no doubt the project did not take into account the possibility of a force from below upwards caused by a usual wave at that point," he said.
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His comment did not take into account that the four lawmakers are American citizens elected to a body with the specific purpose of checking presidential power and policies.
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The report, prepared by NERA Economic Consulting, does not take into account potential benefits from emissions reductions or future technology that could influence costs over the long term.
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Self-interested drivers opting for the quickest route do not take into account their effect of lengthening others' journey times, and so can gum up a new shortcut.
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This data includes all program payments for the drug, including patient copays, and does not take into account manufacturer rebates, which CMS is barred by law from disclosing.
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The increase, which does not take into account any bonuses that are awarded separately, will take effect July 1, and will be reflected in paychecks starting July 8.
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The study did not take into account that drug costs are paid by either the government, health insurers, or patients themselves, depending on each country's health insurance system.
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Trump's refusal, so far, to moderate his position does not take into account damage to his political standing in a shutdown that now looks like a grave miscalculation.
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Careful judgments are required about the measurement of the variables used, as well as about the implications of the many issues these rules do not take into account.
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For the first time, a federal judge temporarily halted drilling on federal land because the government did not take into account the climate change impact of that drilling.
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But the cap-rate calculation does not take into account the cost of a mortgage, so it is most helpful to investors who can buy a home outright.
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It said forecasted for improvements for the current year do not take into account effects of the coronavirus, which the company says cannot be estimated at this time.
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Today's regional energy markets, engineered to produce energy at the lowest cost to consumers, do not take into account that nuclear power generates so much zero-emission electricity.
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Orosz cited that while the study did not take into account maternal IQ, it was able to consider and control for education level and income, which were good proxies.
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So far this year, there have been more than 20 public-sector attacks, which does not take into account those that often aren't reported until months or years later.
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The governor's office said the gap reported by the newspaper did not take into account office staff and policy advisers from other state agencies, which narrowed the difference substantially.
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El Salvador's Vice President Felix Ulloa said Mexico had been forced to make concessions under threat of a trade war, and did not take into account his country's stance.
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Though it operates only outside America, Tala does not take into account many of the attributes—such as race, gender, religion—prohibited there and publishes a "data ethics" statement.
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The study does not take into account the impact of disease outbreak, poaching and prey reduction, Mukul said, meaning the actual scenario could be better or worse than projected.
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Companies may not take into account the benefits of being part of a cluster and so may be overly eager to outsource or to use their distant supply chains.
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It does not take into account the varying levels of stigma associated with different types of profanity, with a variety of swear words carrying differing levels of taboo-ness.
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Furthermore, statistics do not take into account police death squads - secret, vigilante-style groups that kill young black people with impunity and hauntingly recall lynching in the United States.
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Vlieghe said this kind of argument did not take into account the fact that many savers own assets that have been boosted by low interest rates and quantitative easing.
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Brady said he expects that the Joint Committee on Taxation will release a revenue estimate of the bill before the markup that does not take into account economic effects.
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The reported system NPL ratio was 2.55% at end-March 2017, but this did not take into account banks' bad-debt sales to the Vietnam Asset Management Company (VAMC).
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Health IQ does not take into account things like family history, as Shah thinks everyone should get a fresh slate (his own father, for instance, never got super healthy).
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One big problem is that many of the nation's flood maps are outdated, and most do not take into account the impact of climate change and rising sea levels.
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But contractors say that figure does not take into account the time they spend researching difficult topics in audio files, double-checking the work, and parsing bad-quality audio.
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The figures do not take into account employees who arrived and exited during that yearlong period, nor does it include those who departed before the end of June 2017.
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Third, the notion of nonconsensual sex does not take into account power politics that continue to plague gender relations in a context where women are expected to please men.
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" In a subsequent email exchange, Bishop Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo said that he was being criticized "because evidently I did not take into account the problem of freedom of conscience.
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Noah Berg from Wilmington, N.C., argues for the good that fraternities often do: One would be a fool to not take into account the good works done by fraternities.
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TPC's analysis did not take into account any macroeconomic effects of Biden's tax plan, but the group said it plans to release a macroeconomic analysis at a later date.
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EMB EMB's ratings reflect the bank's standalone profile, as expressed by a VR of 'b+', and do not take into account potential support from the Russian and Venezuelan authorities.
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Investigators said MCAS, the aircraft's self-stalling maneuvering feature enhancement system, did not take into account the possibility that the system could have caused the aircraft to lose control.
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But that line of thinking does not take into account how tariffs will affect business sentiment, investment and growth in China, the J.P. Morgan analysts wrote in a note.
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This target does not take into account the possible inclusion of its soured loans into two different schemes that Athens and the central bank have been working on, Mylonas said.
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Elliott's quarterly securities filings show a roughly 1 percent stock position in Energen but these filings do not take into account swaps and other derivatives that can convert into shares.
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However, the study does not take into account other abnormalities that may be associated with the virus, and its authors warn that the risk may differ from outbreak to outbreak.
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Immigration activists said the extension did not take into account the damage created by Hurricane Matthew, which killed an estimated 1,000 people when it struck the Caribbean nation last year.
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A 2017 BBC study found about 83% of sports rewarded men and women equal prize money - but that did not take into account other disparities such as salaries and sponsorship.
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The company also said that adjusted Ebitda, a profitability metric that does not take into account the expense of stock-based compensation, was going to be bigger than initially forecast.
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After the report's release, the Trump administration quickly criticized its conclusions, saying it does not take into account other administrative actions it plans to take after the bill is passed.
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In a separate report published on Friday that did not take into account climate legislation, Exxon forecast population growth will drive oil demand higher by about 20 percent by 2040.
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The rule does not take into account the medical condition but looks only at timing — that is, when the patient has been appropriately treated in the hospital across two midnights.
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The study was limited, the authors said, because they could not take into account factors like physical activity, breast feeding and alcohol consumption, which may also influence breast cancer risk.
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However, the new 2.7% deficit/GDP goal does not take into account possible changes in the macroeconomic scenario since the Draft Budgetary Plan was last updated in September, Gualtieri added.
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Ivar Hartmann, a law professor at the Getúlio Vargas University, said Judge Farveto's order did not take into account any new information that had not been presented to higher courts.
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Google said the spreadsheet's information does not take into account a number of factors, like where employees are based, whether they are in higher-paying technical positions, and job performance.
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"I'm very disappointed in the ISS and Glass Lewis recommendations, they do not take into account sufficiently the actions that the board has taken since the issue broke," he said.
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The reporter does not take into account that this woman is a physician who would be able to assess the gravity of her child's fever and make a responsible decision.
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The report criticized the border agency, saying that the cost estimates did not take into account that costs would vary depending on the kind of terrain where they were built.
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Theses estimates, however, do not take into account how the trade war impacts investment and spending decisions by firms and consumers while domestic policy measures also muddy the waters considerably.
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Wade, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton said she was against regulations that prohibit late-term abortion if those regulations do not take into account the health of both the mother and child.
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For example, her economic plan does not take into account the fact that the money to fund Social Security will run out in 2035, according to the program's 2019 annual report.
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The company said it does not take into account political ideology when deciding to ban or suspend accounts, decide which topics trend, or determine which tweets show up in people's timelines.
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These bright, connected, fabulously advantaged opinion leaders didn't think much of the fact that the diversity of their community did not take into account the Big Red Middle of our nation.
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But Adam Meier of the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services called the ruling "illogical" because it did not take into account whether the state's program was actually helping enrollees.
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For a start, they do not take into account the extent to which companies are drilling wells and then deliberately not bringing them into production as they wait for higher prices.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics survey captures veterans and others who work full-time and part-time, but does not take into account those who have given up on finding work.
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But on Friday, the Department of Justice asked for the deadlines to be extended, arguing that they do not take into account the time needed to verify and vet each parent.
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The government had argued that the court should not take into account Trump's comments during the 2016 U.S. presidential race since he made them before he took office on Jan. 20.
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The Penn Wharton budget model places the revenue impact at $10 billion each year, but that does not take into account increased revenue coming from economic growth resulting from increased investment.
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A spokesman for Whitefish, Chris Chiames, defended the costs, saying that "simply looking at the rate differential does not take into account Whitefish's overhead costs," which were built into the rate.
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It does not take into account families and individuals who might experience homelessness at other times during the year, though it gives a snapshot of where homelessness is growing or declining.
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Caltex said the offer did not take into account the "consistent performance" and "international growth trajectory" of its fuels and infrastructure business, or the "significant opportunities" for its convenience retail business.
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The forecasts assume mid- to long-term real economic growth of 1 percent or less, but do not take into account a massive stimulus package expected this autumn, the Cabinet Office said.
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This figure is only based on ICE data and does not take into account cases of migrant women experiencing miscarriages or stillbirths while in custody of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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The report, which was published by climate analytics firm Four Twenty Seven and real estate technology company GeoPhy, did not take into account what the properties were doing to address those threats.
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Unsupervised, banks are likely to issue too little capital, because they do not take into account the effect of a systemic crisis on other banks or on the economy as a whole.
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Additionally, FactSet's ratings do not take into account every single Street analyst, and the ratio of bullish to bearish ratings depends, of course, on the number of people who cover the stock.
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Amado said that did not take into account the positive impact of a merger between Millennium Angola and Banco Privado Atlantico, expected to add 35 to 40 basis points to the ratio.
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The GDP data for July also does not take into account the Vancouver slowdown that has followed the introduction of a 15 percent foreign buyer tax in the city, imposed in August.
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"While medical literature points to a possible negative effect of marijuana, this does not take into account how people behave and how that could shape the actual behavior of people," Baggio says.
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Notably, this plan does not take into account some challenging geographical features on the southern US border, like the mountain range Otay Mesa — a problem border patrol has long been aware of.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda echoed Aso's view in parliament, saying that the idea was unacceptable because it does not take into account the dangers of running a huge fiscal deficit.
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The report for February did not take into account government data on Wednesday showing Japan's exports fell by the most in more than two years in January as China-bound shipments tumbled.
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Soon after, Sahil Kapur, a national political reporter for Bloomberg, tweeted out a screenshot of Cobb's statement (which, of course, does not take into account the likely possibility that Flynn has flipped).
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"There are not only questions about the adequacy of payment to taxpayers, but [the coal program] does not take into account the impact of climate change," Jewell said Wednesday, later telling Sen.
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The plot map did not take into account critical factors that determine a more accurate prediction of the trajectory of the storm's path and is not considered to be a meteorological prediction.
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This does not take into account their foregone earnings in the labor market, which given that they have already obtained bachelor's and sometimes master's degrees, frequently dwarf the stipend that they receive.
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But much of the data that determines ratings is self-reported by nursing homes, and the ratings do not take into account negative information such as fines and enforcement actions by states.
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Francis said the proposals were "too much" like a lay nonprofit organization and did not take into account the need to confront the "mystery of evil" at work in clerical sex abuse.
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The estimate does not take into account the time spent waiting on the platform between trains, said Yonah Freemark, a doctoral student in city planning at M.I.T. who runs a transportation website.
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The numbers also do not take into account what are called inadmissables -- migrants who present themselves at the border and are deemed unable to enter the country, often due to lack of authorization.
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Also Senator Sanders's description of a federal jobs guarantee does not take into account the work of people like my wife, who's at home with our two boys, one of whom is autistic.
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Note that the site did not take into account closing costs, surprise expenses, taxes, fees or maintenance costs, which experts say can add significantly to the amount required to actually buy a home.
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The selection of those stories will also not take into account personal preference — a major step for Facebook, which has almost entirely relied on personalization for everything users see within its social network.
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That forecast did not take into account the higher spending and tax cuts pledged by Johnson during his campaign, nor the hit to the public finances that would follow a no-deal Brexit.
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It noted that current official tests do not take into account factors such as the use of air conditioning and radio, or the weather or style of driving, which all influence fuel consumption.
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Critics of the PFLE metric say these measurements do not take into account the heterogeneity in populations or poor quality of data, particularly data from low-income countries, where economic information is deficient.
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FEMA's after-action report, released in July, found that the disaster response plans for the island were out of date, and did not take into account the fiscal problems of the local government.
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He said that the prosecutors did not take into account that while the cost of vaccines donated to Turkey was 400,000 levs, the ones Bulgaria received in exchange were worth 4 million levs.
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The study does not take into account the role the clinics play in treating people early, said Dr. Andrew Sussman, president of MinuteClinic, the retail clinics operated by CVS Health, the drugstore chain.
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The $50,000 cap reflects the time it was negotiated, a previous collective bargaining agreement that did not take into account W.N.B.A. players coaching in the off-season because that situation simply didn't happen.
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It sold them short, was not nearly admiring enough and did not take into account what is often a marked split between how they perform live and what they record in the studio.
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Dimitry Peskov, a Kremlin spokesman, called Idlib "a hornets' nest of terrorists" in comments to reporters, adding that the American warnings did not take into account the "dangerous, negative potential" of the situation.
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But that estimate does not take into account the several days it will take to validate the results of the reconfigured tests, Association of Public Health Laboratories CEO Scott Becker told BuzzFeed News.
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Caltex said on Tuesday the offer did not take into account the consistent performance and international growth trajectory of its fuels and infrastructure business, or the significant opportunities for its convenience retail business.
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The report also did not take into account a potential top individual tax rate above 35 percent, nor did it include a "dynamic" score that includes the plan's broader effect on the economy.
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"This initial medical classification does not take into account whether the homicide was an intentional act, accidental act, or an act incidental to a law enforcement action," Sheriff Joseph Lopinto said in a statement.
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The figure does not take into account the $20153 million spent by the state on response efforts for healthcare and water, or the $22015 billion in estimated costs to rebuild the city's water infrastructure.
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The figure does not take into account the $58 million spent by the state on response efforts for healthcare and water, or the $300 billion in estimated costs to rebuild the city's water infrastructure.
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The Cabinet Office also left unchanged its view that exports are broadly flat, but this did not take into account data published on Wednesday showing a faster-than-expected slowdown in exports in November.
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Note: The Global Gender Gap report measures the discrepancy between men and women's participation, opportunity and care in each country, but does not take into account the country's overall development compared to other countries.
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Check28.6 did not take into account a total of 0003 other private sector utilities, including integrated operators such as Innogy or asset-free supply firms that operate nationwide, but these show a similar trend.
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Prosecutors also expressed that Epstein's financial statement, which Berman unsealed after Monday's hearing, was likely incomplete as it did not take into account the financier's wealth in art and diamonds, among other potential assets.
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The Airbnb statistics do not take into account the thousands of businesses and jobs that suffer because those dollars are going to an underground economy rather than to the regular, labor-intensive tourism industry.
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Many analysts say, however, that the government figure is an unreliable indicator of national employment conditions as it measures only employment in urban areas and does not take into account millions of migrant workers.
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It is only as good as the survey data that underlies it, for instance, and it does not take into account other factors that could be important to overall stability, such as economic growth.
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The analysis also did not take into account any future economic impact, a process known as "dynamic scoring," that GOP proponents say will generate higher revenues and reduce the impact on the federal deficit.
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Google said the data painted an incomplete picture of how its workers are paid, because it did not take into account different roles at the company, job performance and where the employees are based.
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The figure, which is based on "raw" data and does not take into account seniority, title or location, marks a slight reduction on the previous year, when its gender pay gap stood at 29%.
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It also found that having a "static balance sheet" could overstate banks' resilience and would not take into account the risks posed by unplanned growth in their balance sheets, such as a loan pipeline backup.
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The idea itself is simple: Many traits, including those related to skin health, are influenced by our genes, so why not take into account what out genes say when deciding how to care for it?
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"While facing one's difficulties and feeling one's emotions may seem to be universally beneficial, it does not take into account that there may be different cultural expectations for men and women around emotionality," she said.
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Business groups have backed the new law but Greenpeace's forest campaigner Asep Komarudin said it could mean companies might now not take into account an investment's "environmental, social and health complexities at the site level".
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Business groups have backed the new law but Greenpeace's forest campaigner Asep Komarudin said it could mean companies might now not take into account an investment's "environmental, social and health complexities at the site level".
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"These sanctions are meant to punish Russia for its actions, but also to send a strong bipartisan message against any short-sighted deals that do not take into account our national security interests," Democratic Sen.
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The projected future cash contributions do not take into account reimbursement the company expects to receive from the U.S. government, and Fitch expects net pension related cash outflows will be lower than the projected contributions.
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News reporting on the apparently dominant mood in the world today against refugees most likely does not take into account the "everyday resistance" that may be unobtrusively as active as it was in Nazi Germany.
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Granting that this is an exceptionally complex issue, here are a few areas of federal policy that call out for reform: First, many Federal water policies do not take into account local and regional differences.
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"It is essential to understand that past agreement on parity between defense and non-defense spending did not take into account the additional and growing cost of implementing the VA MISSION Act's programs," she added.
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The drug industry's trade group called the Rx Savings Solutions analysis "flawed and inaccurate," saying that it did not take into account that 40% of the medicines' list prices are given as rebates or discounts.
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The figures in the report do not take into account the massive corporate tax breaks included in the GOP tax reform bill from late 2017 that lowered corporate rates to 21 percent from 85033 percent.
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That seems to imply that Twitch would consider hateful or harassing tweets in violation of the policy, but may not take into account someone who harassed another via text message, as that's not independently verifiable.
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Between the two productions I have seen "A Chorus Line" more than 50 times in N.Y.C. This does not take into account touring productions and the (disastrous) movie which I could only sit through once.
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And this does not take into account the latest and additional proposed tariffs, nor does it include the indirect costs that, inevitably, will be passed through to us and other companies like us by suppliers.
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Yang criticized Sanders's plan again Tuesday night, claiming that it did not take into account people like his wife, a stay-at-home mother who tends to the couple's sons, one of whom is autistic.
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Bill Weihl, former director of sustainability at Facebook Inc, said Microsoft's announcement does not take into account how its technology is used by oil and gas companies to make fossil fuels cheaper and more plentiful.
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Responding to Monday's ruling, the health ministry said the committee did not take into account the most recent data on the matter, and that abortions were carried out in 60 percent of the country's health facilities.
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But this method does not take into account that many of these bets cancel each other out, meaning the true economic value of the global swaps market is dramatically smaller than the headline notional figure suggests.
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Charles Bradford of Bradford Research said focusing on "Buy American" for U.S. steel does not take into account that some steel products - including tin plate and semi-finished products - are not made in the United States.
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The study of cancer drug prices in seven countries, which did not take into account discounts or rebates to list prices, was presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago.
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Price said the analysis released Monday afternoon does not take into account the entirety of the GOP plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, which he said would cover more people while lowering costs.
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But those rules cannot be mechanically implemented because they do not take into account the lack of flexibility the Fed has in dealing with shocks when rates are low, nor many other important factors, she said.
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The mixed-use project, previously valued at $5 billion, was scaled down after an earlier estimate did not take into account the area for infrastructure and services required by the government, Jarrah said at the time.
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But Eric Galindo Castillo, a scientist and professor at the Latin American Technological Institute in the state of Hidalgo, said the government figures do not take into account the dozens of illegal wells in the area.
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But Eric Galindo Castillo, a scientist and professor at the Latin American Technological Institute in the state of Hidalgo, said the government figures do not take into account the dozens of illegal wells in the area.
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The report also does not take into account premium tax credits that most Obamacare enrollees — 93 percent in Alaska, according to a different Health and Human Services report — receive to help blunt the cost of premiums.
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"Visibility for 2020 remains limited due to expected volatility in demand," interim Chief Executive Clotilde Delbos said in a statement, adding that the new guidance did not take into account possible impacts from China's coronavirus crisis.
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Airline Pilots Association, Teamsters Local 1224 are in talks with the carrier over an in-house scheduling system that the union says does not take into account the seniority of pilots or their individual preferences while flying.
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The 2015 estimates included figures from Iran, unlike previous years, as sanctions against Tehran were lifted, but do not take into account price discounts it may have offered while these sanctions were in place, the EIA said.
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"Yet, our farmers' choice of safe tools is increasingly undermined by regulatory barriers that are not founded on internationally agreed risk analysis principles and do not take into account alternative approaches to meeting regulatory objectives," they said.
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Those numbers do not take into account his postseason play, which has been extraordinary—the 70 percent completion rate and 113.4 passer rating he's accumulated in January would practically have lapped the league in the regular season.
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Sudhir Shetty, the World Bank's chief economist for the region, said the forecast did not take into account a potential trade war between the world's two largest economies, although he did not feel that one was imminent.
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A proper accounting of the cost of U.S. operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria is probably close to $100 billion annually and that does not take into account the long-term cost of healthcare for injured troops.
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Another problem with the BAT revenue estimate is that it does not take into account that importers would devise ways to avoid the tax, a serious concern given Republicans' pledge to deeply cut spending on tax enforcement.
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The EPS estimates were ahead of expectations, but the company noted on its call that the forecast did not take into account any disruptions to the supply chain that might arise from the coronavirus crisis in China.
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"We are disappointed in the EUIPO's decision and believe this decision did not take into account the substantial evidence submitted by McDonald's proving use of our BIG MAC mark throughout Europe," a McDonald's spokesperson said in a statement.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that EU leaders could provoke a crisis if they did not take into account the views of the European Parliament when choosing the next head of the EU executive.
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And the European Banking Authority's stress tests do not take into account any measure that banks could take to preserve their own funds, such as selling assets or tapping shareholders, making a shortfall against that threshold purely hypothetical.
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But that estimate did not take into account behavioral changes, and the Post said that the amount of revenue raised would probably be smaller than that because wealthy people would probably find ways to avoid paying the tax.
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PATRICK ERKERSan Francisco The debate on taxing the rich and the case for inheritance and wealth taxes does not take into account the changed environment within which these taxes now operate ("A way through the warren", February 2nd).
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Its backers say Brazil's labor laws, which date from the 1950s, do not take into account work conditions in the age of the internet and cause high labor costs that make Brazilian companies uncompetitive in a global market.
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Among other things, it does not take into account the technological advances that have transformed the predominant way listeners consume music today, including via streaming music services, and the business needs of music creators and music users alike.
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The annual projections do not take into account minutes from a mid-March meeting, which showed most Fed policymakers expected to start shedding bonds later this year, earlier than most economists had expected, by letting the assets mature.
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And Srinivasan noted that the study did not take into account how people's voting preferences might have been affected by other technological platforms, such as Facebook, which he said was "quite clearly gamed by third parties" in 2016.
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Although it had rules around content featuring kids and content targeted toward kids, YouTube failed to uniformly enforce these rules and its platform became overrun with complex edge cases its guidelines did not take into account, like Elsagate.
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His main exhibit in support of this serious charge is that Green's book does not take into account China's aggressive conduct when its pilot tipped the wing of an American spy plane, forcing it to land in China.
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The much-debated body mass index, or BMI — a measurement whose signifier of health has been widely disputed, as it does not take into account individual physiques — will be part of the consideration for models older than 16.
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Its index, however, was based on data analysed between September and November 2018, meaning it did not take into account recent developments such as a massive blackout that has crippled oil exports and made already scarce food rot.
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Menashi said in response to a question that he defended the party on the grounds of free speech, but regretted if his writing had a "provocative tone" and did not take into account those hurt by such stereotypes.
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Mexico's pilots union, ASPA, said on Monday that Damojh was "irresponsible" in releasing its statement before the investigation had been concluded, and that it did not take into account factors such as distribution of weight or possible equipment failures.
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The Ifo survey was conducted in the weeks before Sunday's federal election in which Chancellor Angela Merkel won a fourth term but looks set to change coalition partners, meaning its results do not take into account the election outcome.
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The claim was controversial because the figure did not take into account Britain's sizeable rebate or the payments that were flowing back from the EU to Britain, so it was widely seen as overstating Britain's contribution to the bloc.
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Google's study, however, is limited to a specific type of pay equity and does not take into account other factors like leveling, which considers whether new employees are paid appropriately at the outset of their career at the company.
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Banks are paying out bonuses based on 'fictitious measures of profit' that do not take into account costs from misconduct fines and reorganisation, McFall wrote in an article on the website of bank reform advocacy group New City Agenda.
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"This arbitrary rule used a flawed economic model, did not take into account how drivers are affected by previous regulations, is preempted by the state and was voted on despite the objection of City Council members and community groups."
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SolarPower Europe, which represents solar industry participants who are opposed to duties, backs a variable minimum price but says the schedule set by the Commission does not take into account market price reductions since the start of the year.
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This is partly because Trump's orders do not take into account the large swath of undocumented individuals that have been living in the United States for an extended period of time, and are fully immersed in their respective communities.
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The audit office said the 2% target did not take into account all the concessions that Macron has made to 'yellow vest' protesters who for more than six months demonstrated against high taxes, dwindling purchasing power and his administration's perceived elitism.
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Moody's said the report did not take into account that British Prime Minister David Cameron and finance minister George Osborne have had to abandon some of the budget's plans to cut sensitive parts of welfare spending such as disability benefits.
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But the arguments do not take into account the larger context of the call or some witnesses' testimony that they had concluded there was a link between security aid and investigations, even though they had no direct knowledge of one.
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Existing NAFTA regulations for tracing auto parts in a vehicle do not take into account new software-based content produced in Canada and the United States and the fact vehicles are much more technically advanced than they were in 1994.
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Drugmakers have long argued that list prices do not reflect the actual cost of drugs as they do not take into account discounts and rebates negotiated with health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers to ensure patient access to the medicines.
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Moreover, the association did not take into account an entire book about the scandal written by former UNC learning specialist Mary Willingham, nor did it follow the timetable of the scandal that was determined by a fairly voluminous independent report.
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According to a news release on Monday from the University of Colorado Boulder, global climate models, or GCMs, used by scientists to assess the impacts of climate change, do not take into account thousands of small islands across the planet.
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Kozhin said that the panel's original decision that Russia was liable, dating back to 2015, did not take into account "a direct threat to the safety of the (oil) platform and its personnel created by the actions of Greenpeace activists".
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But Stefan said the EU and IMF did not take into account the impact of fiscal stimulus, which will boost the taxation pool and generate higher revenue, including from about 100,000 new jobs created since the start of the year.
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Read more: Trump reportedly told a Coast Guard admiral to give a statement defending his Hurricane Dorian confusionHowever, the plot map did not take into account critical factors that determine a more accurate prediction of the trajectory of the storm's path.
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When the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action accord was signed, Saudi leaders believed they were sold out by the U.S. and Europeans, representatives who did not take into account Iranian imperial goals and the problem it causes for Saudi Arabia.
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Another member of the House of Representatives, who declined to be named, said government officials were concerned that the proposal did not take into account a growing population, which would mean the cost of the programme would rise in future years.
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It also owns 830 vessels including container ships, dry bulk vessels and tankers, almost twice the combined fleet of Maersk and Mitsui O.S.K Lines, according to data from ship valuation firm VesselsValue, which does not take into account chartered-in vessels.
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But in a blog post following the European Union decision, CEO Sundar Pichai said Android phones compete with iOS phones, adding that the ruling did not take into account how much choice Android provides phone-makers and mobile network operators.
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Ramesh Srinivasan, a professor of information studies at University of California, Los Angeles, and author of the forthcoming book "Beyond the Valley," said Epstein's analysis did not take into account how much a voter might care about a particular subject.
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Written largely in early 2016 and earlier as a companion piece to the band's "Songs of Innocence," from 2014, the new songs did not take into account how "suddenly the world changed" after the American election, the Edge told Rolling Stone.
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A potential reason for inconsistent results in the past was the fact that other studies did not take into account that egg consumption may be related to other unhealthy behaviors, such as low physical activity, smoking and an unhealthy diet.
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Renault said its goals did not take into account possible impacts from the coronavirus crisis in China, where it has a factory in Wuhan, the epicentre of the epidemic, which has been in lockdown to contain the spread of the virus.
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Renault said its goals did not take into account possible impacts from the coronavirus crisis in China, where it has a factory in Wuhan, the epicenter of the epidemic, which has been in lockdown to contain the spread of the virus.
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The claim was controversial because the figure of 350 million pounds did not take into account Britain's sizeable rebate or the payments that were flowing back from the EU to Britain, so it was widely seen as overstating Britain's contribution to the bloc.
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Many analysts say, however, that the official data is an unreliable indicator of employment conditions because it only measures employment in urban areas and does not take into account the millions of migrant workers who form the bedrock of China's labor force.
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"I think any arrangement that does not take into account the urgency of a particular medical case is not going to help people who are in need, whether it be childbirth, a landmine victim or someone shot and bleeding to death," said Qureshi.
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The company said that a decline in memberships in its 4-Star plans does not take into account certain operational actions it intends to take over the coming quarters to mitigate any potential impact of published ratings on Star bonus revenues for 2018.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) office called the analysis "meaningless" because it does not take into account any replacement legislation.
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" The authors claim that the beliefs of these religious groups "do not take into account the bond between capital and profits and arms sales," and suffer from "a sort of anaesthetic with regard to ecological disasters and problems generated by climate change.
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A central bank official told Reuters on Monday that the bank had asked the government to update its estimate of the costs, which also did not take into account collateral damage to tourism, particularly at the frontline islands including Lesbos and Samos.
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The widespread adoption of refrigeration in the middle of the 20th century was captured in real GDP only through the value of refrigerators bought and sold, but did not take into account the improvements in health this allowed due to less food contamination.
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But right now, despite our ability to be part of the answer in the quest to reduce the total cost of care, home respiratory therapy providers continue to face cuts that do not take into account the cost of providing care to patients.
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Often, those who deride the U.S.'s ability to change the course of events in situations like Syria or Burundi do not take into account the fact that once a mass atrocity situation is underway, the options for action are significantly limited.
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The same year, the bureau reported that about two-thirds of sentenced jail inmates suffer from drug addiction or dependency; that number was based on data from 2007-09, so it does not take into account the recent catastrophic rise of opioid addiction.
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In an interview on "CBS Sunday Morning" set to air next week, Clinton said Gillibrand's comment, which appeared in an interview with The New York Times last year, did not take into account the "context" of his decision to stay in office.
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The Giants and Manning contend photomatching is unreliable because it does not take into account that helmets are routinely reconditioned during or after a season, the evidence of which might be found on the inside of the helmet and not the outside.
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"I was surprised to see [planners] not take into account our stateside missions, because we have an incident database where we do a report on everything we do," including VIP missions and the man-hours needed to accomplish them, the tech said.Understaffed
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However, such prescriptions cannot be applied in a mechanical way; their use requires careful judgments about the choice and measurement of the inputs into these rules, as well as the implications of the many considerations these rules do not take into account.
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Cumulatively, the approach being taken for the 10 chemicals means the E.P.A.'s risk analysis will not take into account an estimated 68 million pounds a year of emissions, according to an analysis by the Environmental Defense Fund, based on agency data.
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ENKRAFT Capital - a fund and top 10 shareholder of PNE with a stake of about 2% - said the offer did not take into account the group's strong onshore wind portfolio, saying it was also below the value of the group's current portfolio.
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ENKRAFT Capital - a fund and top 10 shareholder of PNE with a stake of about 2% - said the offer did not take into account the group's strong onshore wind portfolio, saying it was also below the value of the group's current portfolio.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Thursday the bank's weaker economic forecasts did not take into account the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without an exit deal, even though the chances of a hard Brexit have increased.
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Many analysts say, however, that the official data is an unreliable indicator of employment conditions because it only measures employment in urban areas and does not take into account the millions of migrant workers who form the bedrock of China's labour force.
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"No, I think I'm helping people," he said, listing successful election year endorsements that did not take into account the fact that picking favorites for Republican base voters among whom he's wildly popular is not the same as a national showdown with Democrats.
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"This initial medical classification does not take into account whether the homicide was an intentional act, accidental act, or an act incidental to a law enforcement action," a spokesperson for the sheriff's office said in a statement provided to NBC affiliate WDSU News.
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Rubio released an analysis Thursday arguing that the Urban study understates the benefits new parents would receive from the plan, since the study did not take into account the fact that the paid-leave benefits would be transferrable between spouses in two-parent households.
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Suggesting that women on public company boards are voting for C.E.O. pay packages to "fit in" with their board colleagues does not take into account findings by Catalyst, Credit Suisse and McKinsey & Company that when women are on boards, companies deliver better long-term results.
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Lastly – and of critical importance when approving medicines known to carry high risks – MGA researchers did not take into account the costs that would arise if generic manufacturers did not implement the same rigorous REMS safeguards as the innovator company and patients experienced adverse events.
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HHS notes that such predictions often do not take into account that consumers can shop around and change plans so as to find the best deal and that tax credits help lower the burden further by shifting more of the premium cost onto the government.
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In a unanimous decision handed down on July 26, the court ruled that the National Energy Board consultations with the residents of Clyde River were "significantly flawed" and did not take into account the massive impact the oil exploration would have upon Inuit lives.
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While that scoring method will predict a smaller impact on the deficit than the traditional static scoring model — which does not take into account the stimulating effect of tax cuts — Ryan warned that it would not be enough to keep the legislation deficit-neutral.
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U.S. health secretary Tom Price told reporters at the White House that the administration strenuously disagreed with the report, which he said did not look at the full Republican plan and did not take into account regulatory reforms and other efforts to reform healthcare.
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The senators argued for an accurate death toll, saying the current count at 48 does not take into account what media reports say are about 450 more people who have died since the hurricane as well as 69 people who have been reported missing.
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But Dr. Song said the research, which followed women for only a few years, did not take into account that many women with implants might need to undergo additional surgery down the line because implants may need to be replaced after 10 years or so.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 12 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Thursday the bank's weaker economic forecasts did not take into account the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without an exit deal, even though the chances of a hard Brexit have increased.
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On Tuesday, the head of the inquiry into the fire said it would examine the conduct of the local authorities but would not take into account the broader issues involving social housing, although Prime Minister Theresa May said she was "determined" to address those questions.
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What wasn't reported is that the NFL's helmet testing and ranking system does not take into account helmet-to-ground and helmet-to-body impacts—scenarios that in the 2015 to 2017 NFL seasons accounted for 46 percent and 18 percent of concussions, respectively.
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It's an important need to fill because many patients are given a medical course of action that does not take into account their financial situation, said Thomas West, founder of Lifecare Affordability Plan, who is also a donor to the Foundation for Financial Planning program.
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The rating does not take into account the cap represented by the lower IDR of the parent company but factors in the benefits derived by KBC Verzekeringen from being part of KBC Group, specifically regarding integrated capital management, the alignment of strategy and distribution.
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But judging NATO in purely financial terms, some Trump critics argue, does not take into account the success of an alliance credited with ending Europe's heritage of bloody wars between its major powers that remains a prominent instrument in the projection of American power around the world.
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MILAN, June 6 (Reuters) - Standard & Poor's rating on Italian troubled lender Veneto Banca's debt would be in the "CCC" region rather than the actual "B" level if it did not take into account the potential for state aid, S&P analyst Mirko Sanna said on Tuesday.
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While the results of the latest health check on regional banks by the European Banking Authority were greeted by investors with a sense of relief, the fact that the tests did not take into account interest rates staying negative for a long time has met with criticism.
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Attorneys for the government say both the court-ordered July 10 deadline to return kids under the age of 5 to their parents and the July 26 deadline to return all other kids do not take into account the time needed to verify and vet each parent.
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By June 30 of this year, the agency had approved 59 percent of H-1B petitions, although that number is incomplete because it does not take into account the last three months of the 2017 fiscal year, when a large portion of H-1B applications are processed.
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"Standard correctional procedures, such as searches, restraints, and the use of solitary confinement, do not take into account the violence, trauma, and mental illness the majority of incarcerated women have experienced outside of jail and can reactive trauma in women who have suffered abuse," it states.
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It does not take into account the rent increases of tenants who stayed in place during that time, but it gives an indication of the pressures felt by longer-term residents in certain neighborhoods, as renters priced out of more expensive Manhattan neighborhoods pushed into those areas.
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The best available science puts the United States as a top 20 contributor to ocean plastic pollution – and that ranking does not take into account that until recently the U.S. exported a majority of our plastic waste to countries that simply could not manage it all.
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In deluging Houston with up to 238 inches of rain in just a few days time, Hurricane Harvey, for example, hit one of the most flood-prone metro areas in the U.S., where rampant urban development did not take into account the threat of heavy rainfall.
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As the Sky Sports commentator Jamie Carragher pointed out earlier this season, when this Tottenham team comes to be remembered, fans will not take into account where it played its home games or how much was spent to reinforce it; they will simply ask what it won.
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But outside the Uber headquarters in Long Island City, Queens, Bhairavi Desai, the executive director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, a taxi drivers' union, said the unilateral move to cut prices did not take into account the opinions of the drivers on whom the company relied.
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In a September 2015 ruling in the AIG and New York Mellon cases, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said AIG's calculation of $168.8 million of pre-tax profit over the life of the transactions did not take into account various taxes paid and tax credits claimed.
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"A federal jobs guarantee does not take into account the work of people like my wife, who is at home with our two boys, one of whom is autistic," said Yang, whose candidacy has resonated with votes enough to boost his poll standings above some better-known Democrats in the race.
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At the center of the controversy is YouTube's recommendation algorithm that critics claim is fundamentally flawed, because it does not take into account the nature of the content it's recommending to users and as a result can send people, including young children, down dangerous paths toward extremist, violent, and exploitative content.
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Extreme example Tom Sanders, a professor of nutrition and dietetics at King's College London, was critical of the case report, saying it relied on the patient's own recall of his eating habits and did not take into account other possible explanations for the condition, including genetic defects or environmental exposures.
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Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, suggested the report offered an incomplete picture because it did not take into account regulatory steps he intends to take, as well as other legislation that Republicans plan as part of their multistep strategy to repeal and replace the health law.
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While the yuan has weakened in recent weeks both against the dollar and against a basket of currencies of its main trading partners, drawing a parallel with the sharp move three years ago does not take into account the prolonged emerging markets crisis of the time, said Zhou Hao at Commerzbank in Singapore.
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"Stocks show stability today, and the market ignores the Japanese government's announcement of a drop in the CPI since their model basket of goods is flawed and does not take into account rises in food or energy prices that consumers are suffering," said Hiroki Allen, chief representative of Superfund Japan in Tokyo.
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Environmentalists have warned Congress and the state that the corps's plan to lessen the damage to corals in that area is flawed because it does not take into account new information, much of it bolstered by state and county scientists, about the extent of the coral damage from the port of Miami's dredge.
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But the guidance did not take into account every tax change, so some people are likely to get bigger refunds than they have in the past while others who have gotten refunds in the past may have not had enough taxes withheld throughout the year and will end up owing the IRS money.
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Really, I think what gets missed in the public debate about how to respond to fascism is that the liberal argument of ignoring them does not take into account that the way that they grow is by becoming normalized and legitimate and family-friendly and acceptable, and in a certain sense, almost blending in.
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"Reviewing the number of warning letters that the FDA issues on a particular topic within a year timeframe does not take into account the work that the FDA does on the other priorities to assist companies with compliance, such as policy and guidance development and core launch reviews, to fulfill its public health mission."
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But on…Read more ReadThe workers' complaints—written on a legal pad and posted to Facebook this afternoon—remain consistent from last year: over-reliance on temp labor, lack of self-determination, and crucially, a brutal pace of work that they feel does not take into account the need for bathroom and prayer breaks.
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The calendar tells me Trump has been president for a mere 193 days, but that measurement does not take into account how we perceive the passage of time, or the fact that time is but a construct of the human imagination, and a myth propagated by the capitalist machine in order to steal our labor.
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AND THIS KIND OF ACTION CAN OBVIOUSLY INFLUENCE THE OUTCOME OF THOSE ACTIONS, BUT WHO KNOWS WHETHER THAT'S BEHIND US. BOORSTIN: ANALYST CRAIG MOFFETT WHO'S WRITTEN QUITE A BIT ABOUT THIS SUGGESTED THE APPEAL COULD FOCUS ON CHALLENGING JUDGE LEON'S PREMISE THAT A PROGRAMMER WOULD NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE ECONOMICS OF THEIR DISTRIBUTOR PARENT.
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As a result, relief money that does not take into account long-term ramifications — the money people will need in their pockets to keep stocking up on food, for example, during ever-increasing stay-at-home orders — will not be enough to mitigate even the worst effects of this disaster, much less spark ongoing energy back into the economy.
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This "eye for an eye" proposal does not take into account the myriad of studies showing that tougher penalties for drug distribution do not make drugs harder to get and that the so-called "war on drugs" has not curbed drug use but has contributed to the mass incarceration that decimated communities like ours in Baltimore.
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But the lawmakers say their seemingly light legislative schedule does not take into account ample time spent on the clock in other ways: budget hearings, which can drag on; community and district events, which often occur far from Albany; fielding constituent concerns, via phone, email and the occasional screed; and researching the myriad issues they are responsible for tackling.
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"Washington cannot afford to have a pressure policy against the Islamic Republic that does not take into account the struggle of the Iranian people against the same system," said Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a Washington-based think tank where he focuses on Iranian security and political issues.
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What the journalists did not take into account is that perhaps it is indifference itself that the Japanese desire, the ability to walk the city alone without the constant reminder of their displacement; to experience the same mundane disillusionment as a visitor with green eyes or blonde hair, who holds the same unreasonable fantasies that Paris evokes in us all.
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Silver added that he also supported the Brooklyn Nets owner Joseph Tsai, a partner in China's wealthiest e-commerce company, who in a Facebook post claimed that "all citizens of China" opposed the Hong Kong protests and blasted Morey for a poorly informed tweet that did not take into account China's hurt feelings over the Opium Wars of the 19th century.
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And that does not take into account concerns about other promised American and NATO initiatives to reassure the anxious East, including an American missile shield to be built in Poland, mirroring one already in place in Romania, and the opening of forward supply depots throughout the region where NATO armaments could be stored to make rapid deployment possible in the event of an invasion.
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"Firstly, should Brent crude oil prices average roughly $40pb (per barrel) for the remainder of the year, it would reduce Nigeria's goods export receipts by roughly $14 billion (as opposed to our February baseline for oil prices to average $62.4 billion in 2020) — this may also be a conservative estimate, as it does not take into account any adverse impact on non-oil exports," he said in the note Monday.
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The church, the Pope argued, needs to do more to acknowledge this, rather than "simply to apply moral laws to those living in 'irregular' situations, as if they were stones to throw at people's lives": While clearly stating the Church's teaching, pastors are to avoid judgments that do not take into account the complexity of various situations, and they are to be attentive, by necessity, to how people experience and endure distress.
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"On 4 March at an editorial meeting of the news and risk communications teams in Geneva, a decision was made to remove that line as it was too broad and did not take into account the fact that many people turn to traditional medicines to alleviate some of the milder symptoms of COVID-19," the WHO said in a statement published on its official account on WeChat, a popular Chinese social media site.
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This is total gross pay, however, and does not take into account overhead each doctor pays to operate, as the Canadian Institute for Health Information is careful to point out to CNBC Make It. In May 2016, one physician publicly broke down the cost of running his family practice, and though he brought in $231,033 ($300,000 Canadian), he was left with $5003,906 ($177,876 Canadian) after subtracting his business expenses — but before taxes and employment benefits are taken out.
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