SO IF THE INFLATIONARY FORCES ARE SUPPOSED TO BE OFFSETTING, WHY AREN'T THEY OFFSETTING NOW?
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In 2021, an international aviation offsetting scheme known as CORSIA will go into effect, generating $40 billion over 14 years and offsetting 2.6 billion metric tons of carbon.
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"We're reducing where we can and offsetting where we can't with efforts such as carbon offsetting and sustainable aviation fuel," said Sophia Mendelsohn, JetBlue's head of sustainability and environmental social governance.
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Offices provide plenty of opportunities for offsetting your carbon footprint.
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The budget for 2019 includes ¥2trn ($18bn) of offsetting measures.
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They don't get any offsetting concessions or online ticketing revenue.
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Surging U.S. crude oil production, is partly offsetting OPEC's cuts.
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The consumer business remained buoyant, offsetting weakness in other areas.
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Their value rose in January, offsetting the decline in equities.
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Domestic mining and gold stocks fell, offsetting gains from financials.
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Partially offsetting the losses were gains by the materials group.
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Oil steadied with stimulus hopes offsetting fears of plunging demand.
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Heavyweight financial stocks fell 1.6%, offsetting gains on the benchmark.
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From a fundamental perspective that could be an offsetting factor.
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This also would mean smaller fund sizes, largely offsetting denominator effects.
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This time there seemed to be no offsetting benefit for others.
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In rich countries, stocks and currencies sometimes move in offsetting directions.
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Offsetting losses, Teck Resources Ltd rose 523 percent to C$27.95.
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The bank's wealth management business performed well, offsetting weakness in insurance.
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Rising land prices in the Permian may be offsetting such worries.
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Higher prices are more than offsetting the loss of sales volumes.
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The offsetting rise in government benefits was only $58 per worker.
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Materials and healthcare stocks underperformed other sectors, offsetting gains in financials.
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Russia, Ukraine and Turkey are offsetting the recovery in other markets.
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Notebook sales increased 16.4 percent, offsetting a dip in desktop sales.
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Partially offsetting that is a significant deficit on its services trade.
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"Investors are viewing policy considerations offsetting falling earnings expectations," Kleintop said.
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But surging U.S. production is offsetting OPEC's efforts to curb supplies.
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Some fear we may be compounding risks, rather than offsetting them.
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WHAT IS OFFSETTING AND HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN GOING ON?
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But don't count on a quick jog offsetting that big feast.
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Analysts say there are more bad offsetting schemes than good ones.
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But they also found an offsetting effect of currencies on financial conditions.
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Offsetting these ratings strengths is TRMK's earnings performance relative to historical results.
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The figures acknowledge iPhone upgrade growth offsetting a fall in new users.
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Offsetting those gains, the heavily weighted financials sub-index shed 0.26 percent.
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Any offsetting benefits look more amorphous and less certain, in our view.
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However, the labor force participation rate also declined, offsetting that welcome news.
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By offsetting half the global warming, basically every location sees less warming.
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U.S. soybean exporters boost sales outside China, offsetting trade tiff losses: reut.
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There are also offsetting factors that make the inflation outlook less dramatic.
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The best carbon offsetting schemes are the least photogenic, according to Tyers.
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Mr. Chen, however, must now demonstrate that he can generate offsetting revenue.
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Offsetting some of the price pressures are mortgage rates near historical lows.
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This breaks with a recent private equity trend toward offsetting such fees.
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Central banks face challenges in offsetting the economic shock of the coronavirus.
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Other airlines, however, do have carbon offsetting programs, including Delta and United.
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And it is offsetting some of the weakness we're seeing in industrial.
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The airline also did not mention any plans for offsetting international flights.
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Other U.S. airlines, including Delta and United, do have carbon offsetting programs.
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However, offsetting the gross debt are some large cash and liquid investments.
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No question, Congress often extends expiring tax provisions without offsetting the costs.
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"You need offsetting stimulus policies to keep the economy growing," he said.
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Together that lifted sales by $892 million, offsetting the hit from fuel.
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And states could make offsetting tax changes that cost 20153 savers money.
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So this is super important, because there's this sort of moral offsetting.
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The costs of easy monetary policy are therefore increasingly offsetting the benefits.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said the plan could bring offsetting "dynamic" benefits.
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Woodside Petroleum fell 0.4 percent, offsetting gains by Caltex Australia and Beach Energy.
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Paul's amendment proposed offsetting the prices of the bill by cutting other programs.
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Offsetting some of the losses was a 21 percent rise in energy stocks.
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A fall in oil output is offsetting the recent increase in its price.
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Loan-loss provisions fell and fee income rose, offsetting sluggish loan book growth.
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Higher rates tracking stronger economic activity implies offsetting gains in wages and employment.
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Weak housing and manufacturing are holding back the economy, offsetting strong consumer spending.
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But Britain, through the size of its economy, has played an offsetting role.
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So that's actually at the moment more than offsetting the weakness in handsets.
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Weak housing and manufacturing are offsetting strong consumer spending, holding back the economy.
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Nigeria's production jumped by nearly 96,000 barrels a day, partially offsetting those declines.
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These were Spartan operations without the offsetting extravagance of Ms. Spradlin's recent works.
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Nationally, there is no sign of offsetting job gains elsewhere in the economy.
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But offsetting these closures, later reports indicated new capacity was coming on stream.
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The Abu Dhabi index added 0.3%, offsetting some losses from the previous session.
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A stronger dollar would make imports cheaper, offsetting the increase in taxes paid.
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They predict that the value of the dollar would rise, offsetting those effects.
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Offsetting the revenue loss from lower rates is crucial under congressional budget rules.
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Appliances are stainless steel, offsetting rough wood cabinets and drawers with iron pulls.
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The stage picture kept offsetting separate activities; human individuality seems a Madboots theme.
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Partially offsetting the weakness in FICC was continued strength in debt underwriting and advisory.
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But improving sales in other markets have been offsetting weakness in the United States.
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Sales fell, offsetting a stronger-than-forecast rise in domestic producer prices last month.
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The San Francisco location is also carbon neutral, offsetting emissions into local ecological programs.
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Solid consumer spending is offsetting drags from the trade war and declining business investment.
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I wasn't happy or healthy, either—I was just offsetting my anorexia with bingeing.
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The regulator also said Kraft performed illegal offsetting trades of futures contracts with itself.
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Ms Nooyi presciently invested in healthier offerings, offsetting weakness in sales of sugary products.
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Critics say consumer offsetting schemes are not regulated and their efficiency can be variable.
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Durable manufacturing rose by 2.3%, more than offsetting the 1.7% drop seen in April.
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When banks cross borders, "complexity increases quite sharply", offsetting the benefits of greater scale.
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That increase in buying power is more than offsetting the impact of higher prices.
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Surging U.S. crude oil production , is partly offsetting OPEC's cuts.
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That resource is then sold for transportation uses, offsetting the utilization of fossil fuels.
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The DOJ says it will impose requirements offsetting the competitive harm of the deal.
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The smaller goods trade deficit was seen offsetting an anticipated drag from inventory investment.
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However, some of the survey's internal components showed improvement, offsetting the disappointing headline number.
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Offsetting this, PNC reported higher provision expenses and a decline in non-interest income.
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Offsetting emergencies would likely require the United States to adopt enforceable fiscal goals too.
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New rules would also provide a framework for offsetting emergency spending over several years.
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A massive $4.7 billion flowed into exchange-traded funds, offsetting losses from mutual funds.
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A fiscal tightening on such a scale clearly calls for an offsetting monetary policy.
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They cool the surrounding area, offsetting the heat impact of asphalt and combustion engines.
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Offsetting that increase, employment levels fell for the first time since September last year.
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For employers, offsetting these costs is appealing, and provides Progyny with a business angle.
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Pickled mustard greens are essential, the tang offsetting the velvet cling of liquid fat.
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But Darnold's representatives reportedly wanted some of the offsetting clauses and forfeiture language removed.
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Material stocks, however, were little changed with gold miners offsetting most of the losses.
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I hope next year to start offsetting the entire trip, from start to finish.
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Somewhat offsetting the OPEC-led cuts has been rising oil output in North America.
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Offsetting gains was a 0.8-percent fall to C$53 by Barrick Gold Corp.
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Like his 2018 budget, this one proposes deep domestic cuts offsetting big defense increases.
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Slower growth would also imply a larger 2017 fiscal deficit without offsetting spending cuts.
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Provisions for offsetting the revenue costs of last-minute changes were troublesome for some lawmakers.
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This has the effect of offsetting currents, dampening index-level volatility and suppressing the VIX.
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Any offsetting potentially bullish narrative of falling inventories is simply not visible to the market.
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By offsetting their reproductive potential, the ducks were making the best of a bad situation.
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In the meantime, upside production surprises are offsetting the rise in disruptions, the bank stated.
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"Operating deterioration appears to be offsetting asset sales," KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst Jason Gurda said.
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Still, rising production in the United States is offsetting some of the OPEC-led cuts.
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Economic fundamentals in the Philippines appeared strong, with healthy domestic consumption offsetting headwinds from overseas.
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Financials and materials stocks also provided a sizeable boost to STOXX 600, offsetting weaker utilities.
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Plus, the US budget deficit rose by $44 billion, more than offsetting the tariff increase.
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Offsetting those two limitations is an expansion of the up-zoning Wiener has in mind.
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"The stuff I released before was mostly soundscapes, quite theatrical, quite offsetting," Angel explains, continuing.
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Vale is looking at offsetting the lost production with increased output at the Thompson mine.
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That would go some ways toward offsetting the lost revenue from cutting the corporate tax.
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Demanding offsetting cuts complicates responding to natural disasters both at the tactical and philosophical level.
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In a crisis, the offsetting correlations between different sorts of bets tend to break down.
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Conservatives say the plan revs up discretionary spending without offsetting cuts on the mandatory side.
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New York City passes more bills aimed at offsetting the potential blowback from the shutdown.
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Domestic advertising sales declined 5 percent, with ratings declines at some networks offsetting price increases.
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But the rally is spurring renewed growth in shale output, offsetting the OPEC-led effort.
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Red ink would rise even more unless the plan includes offsetting provisions to raise revenue.
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Correlations among stocks are near multi-decade lows, with many losers partially offsetting the winners.
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The tax assets would be less useful offsetting future taxes if corporate rates were lower.
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Somewhat offsetting the trade uncertainty, Dow stock Walmart rose in the premarket after positive earnings.
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Given an adverse shock to demand, it rules out any offsetting loosening of monetary policy.
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The Saudi index was flat with losses from banks offsetting the gains of consumer firms.
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Enrollees went back to work and their incomes doubled, more than offsetting lost welfare benefits.
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Negotiated contracts could end up with health insurance benefits increasing without offsetting reductions in salary.
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Local price rose 3%, with higher prices in Latin America offsetting a weaker Brazilian Real.
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Two other penalties against him for defensive holding were declined, one due to offsetting penalties.
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The latter will be reduced by 70% from 2018 onwards, more than offsetting declining revenue.
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Retail sales fell, offsetting a stronger-than-forecast rise in domestic producer prices last month.
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Granted, customers are offsetting price hikes by buying more of Sainsbury's cheaper own-label products.
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There could be an offsetting short-term effect from higher demand for petrol-powered vehicles.
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Offsetting this armor, though, is a soft soundtrack of chiming gongs, affixed to the gallery walls.
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Offsetting pressures are likely to come from competition, higher funding costs and implementation of IFRS 9.
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"Higher oil prices are also offsetting some of the underlying improvements in external and fiscal balances."
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Serco said strong growth in overseas markets was offsetting slower prospects at home because of Brexit.
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It is part of the carbon offsetting program and already has 100,000 EVs on its app.
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Partially offsetting this growth, was lower processing and other revenue primarily reflecting unfavourable FX swap costs.
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Also offsetting the oil price impact, few analysts expect Iran's exports to actually fall to zero.
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Offsetting these trends was some margin help from the December rate hike and generally lower expenses.
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Instead, buyers are facing much higher home prices that are offsetting the savings from lower rates.
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Because of this uncertainty, Raillaint-Clark said, the ICAO focuses on reducing and offsetting CO2 emissions.
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Sales of used vehicles, however, remain strong, offsetting challenges in new vehicle operations for many dealers.
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While thousands of people have left, many others have been hired, offsetting some of the losses.
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The offsetting hope would be that the fall in the value of the pound spurs exporters.
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A marginal offsetting factor is the mixed performance of the reinsurer's ERGO-branded primary insurance operations.
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The offsetting changes brought the recalculated valuation back in line with Chancellor Bouchard's original, mistaken analysis.
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That offsetting some cautious optimism over trade talks in Beijing between the United States and China.
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That helps explain the modest offsetting gains in exports in the regions affected by Chinese imports.
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"I'm really proud American production is offsetting those OPEC cuts," said Lilis Chief Executive Avi Mirman.
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At the same time, distillate demand was strong, he said, offsetting the downward pressure on crude.
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India and China are doing better than expected, possibly offsetting an increase in US pollution. 29.
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SO THE RESILIENCE OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM I THINK IS AN OFFSETTING FACTOR THAT'S VERY IMPORTANT.
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Conservatives in recent years have called for spending cuts or offsetting emergency funds for disaster relief.
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The outline provides offsetting benefits for those of modest incomes, such as increasing the standard deduction.
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Offsetting this, the company's ratings are supported by its solid capital levels and good liquidity profile.
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However, domestic consumption is expected to remain solid, partly offsetting some of the drag from manufacturing.
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Ready-to-serve and condensed soups dragged overall soup sales down, offsetting growth in broth sales.
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Rising U.S. output is offsetting efforts by major oil producers to drain oversupply from the market.
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Their streaming TV customers additions aren't at the point of offsetting their pay TV subscriber losses.
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Lyft's sustainability director Sam Arons announced in April they're offsetting emissions for all miles driven indefinitely.
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Companies are quickly tapping into it because seltzer is offsetting slowing sales in beer and wine.
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Watching the sunset over the colorful rooftops was mesmerizing and tranquil, offsetting the bustling streets below.
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Offsetting these biases, what Jeremy Grantham calls "the race of our lives" is very much on.
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The tech giant unveiled a response to climate change yesterday that goes beyond offsetting carbon emissions.
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There will be both practices to cut its carbon output, as well as carbon offsetting measures.
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In principle, any damage to the economy could also prompt an offsetting response from the BoJ.
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Imports were also notably higher from Iraq and Kuwait, offsetting oil received from Nigeria and Venezuela.
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Following Instacart's capitulation, DoorDash and Amazon eventually followed suit and stopped offsetting worker wages with tips.
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Republicans also pushed for and partly succeeded in offsetting a bill to fight Zika last year.
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Employment in temporary help services fell 21625,2900 last month, offsetting a similar-sized increase in December.
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Until now easyJet has been coping well, with rising passenger numbers offsetting lower revenues per seat.
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The ledger on the Islamic State is a mix of glaring weaknesses and stubborn offsetting strengths.
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But if it means replacing private insurance with free public coverage, you need offsetting revenue. Why?
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We expect a moderate pick-up in both investment and private consumption, offsetting ongoing financial sector deleveraging.
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China itself has cut solar costs by 90 percent in the last decade, offsetting the subsidy declines.
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Meanwhile, on the trail, Capuano is offsetting the challenge Pressley poses by calling on his black friends.
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ADP said construction jobs fell by 5,000 in June, offsetting a 9,000 gain from the previous month.
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One is that college-educated women vote in large numbers, offsetting some of the Republicans' turnout advantage.
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Dow-member Disney traded 0.2% higher after falling as much as 1.5%, offsetting some of the decline.
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Fitch expects capitalisation to remain stable in 2017, with strong loan growth offsetting its capital raising efforts.
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Fast Retailing shares, which are heavily weighted in the Nikkei index, added 2.02 percent, likely offsetting losses.
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Also offsetting deficit increases will be sharp spending cuts to the nondefense, discretionary side of the budget.
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Next, Senate Democrats objected to the bill offsetting the cost by reallocating $543 million from ObamaCare funding.
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The analysis also finds that offsetting gains from putative trade deals with third countries are relatively small.
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The hedges only partly offset the revenue impact but have a much greater offsetting impact to profits.
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Offsetting the potentially stimulative impacts of the gigantic tax cuts only makes a bad situation even worse.
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If the economy is deteriorating and the Fed is cutting, all they're doing is offsetting weaker growth.
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Weak manufacturing and housing, as well as a widening trade deficit are partially offsetting strong consumer spending.
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Offsetting these factors are MutRe's small size, reduced premium income in 2015 and 2016 and low profitability.
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Sector performance was mixed on the mainland, with gains in infrastructure stocks offsetting losses in property stocks.
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Friends will be reluctant to visit because of these fees, and we are offered no offsetting discounts.
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Kansas had 11 turnovers in the first 13 minutes, offsetting some of the team's solid early shooting.
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First, the governments of rich countries allowed their debts to rise, offsetting the reduction in private debt.
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Trying to insist on offsetting emergency costs with cuts to other services would be another reckless act.
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Cuts to Medicaid, particularly, and even to Medicare, are integral to offsetting huge tax cuts before Congress.
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The second and perhaps greater error is Whitehouse's concern that there isn't an "offsetting addition" for Republicans.
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The BBC notes, however, that some activists have denounced carbon offsetting as a justification for further pollution.
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The lighting throughout the house is simple and contemporary, offsetting the rustic look of the wood beams.
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But offsetting the length was its steepness, starting with a 12.9 percent grade in the opening section.
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Loans, wealth management and investment banking were among the key performers, offsetting a decline in trading income.
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Both cards come with generous travel credits that go a long way toward offsetting the annual fee.
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Does it gesture towards offsetting the millions of canvases depicting honorable men throughout the history of art?
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This credit alone, if used, will go a long way toward offsetting the card's $595 annual fee.
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However, its concentration in the UK market is an offsetting factor, as is its high financial leverage.
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Rose Home has dedicated itself to offsetting the high cost of motherhood, but the costs are staggering.
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To enact an enormous tax cut under budget reconciliation rules, you need offsetting long-term spending cuts.
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Provisions for offsetting the revenue costs of last-minute changes also were becoming worrisomely unclear, they said.
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Currently, no offsetting of the margin is allowed, meaning the derivatives exposure is bigger than it appears.
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Beyonce showed up as well, and she was wearing a blue suit ... offsetting Jay's pink get-up.
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See if your company has options for offsetting commuter costs like parking, mileage, tolls or bus fare.
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Buying a house was more expensive during the spring, with rising prices offsetting drops in mortgage rates.
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The benchmark futures rose 0.29 point to 151.00, more than offsetting its 0.24 point fall on Friday.
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It might finally make carbon offsetting cool, especially if the royals and the celebs are doing it.
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And while Mr. Bannon and perhaps Mr. Flynn have the president's ear, Mr. Mattis has offsetting assets.
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Offsetting this, Fitch views moderate integration risks, and that CBF's through-the-cycle credit quality is untested.
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Orders for defense aircraft surged 119.1 percent, offsetting a 17.5 percent drop in bookings for civilian aircraft.
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It would also allow doctors to reduce their office costs, potentially offsetting their reduced compensation from Medicare.
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The non-wage component of labor costs went up by 2.2%, offsetting the increase in wage costs.
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United Continental reported very strong third-quarter results on Wednesday, with higher travel demand offsetting higher fuel costs.
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Offsetting this weakness, we believe that the business profile demonstrates characteristics in line with the 'BB' rating category.
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"These patterns are expected to continue, offsetting (labor force participation) improvements due to economic recovery," the authors concluded.
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The producer group's supply cuts have been aimed largely at offsetting record crude production in the United States.
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But sales of used vehicles are getting a boost, offsetting challenges in new vehicle operations for many dealers.
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CEO Steven Rendle added that strength in China broadly was "largely offsetting" what is happening in Hong Kong.
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Partly offsetting that rise are cancelled warrants -- metal earmarked for delivery -- at nearly 20.8 percent of the total.
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It is fairly likely that the Democrats will lose at least one of these, offsetting possible gains elsewhere.
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Groundwater was responsible for offsetting roughly 70 percent of the ag industry's surface water deficit statewide, researchers said.
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Slightly offsetting the domestic fall, international tourist figures in Dresden were up 4.4 percent in the same period.
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NIKE INC EXEC - TAKING THESE OFFSETTING DYNAMICS INTO ACCOUNT, WE ARE REITERATING OUR GUIDANCE FOR FISCAL YEAR '20
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One method is "compression", where some (or all) offsetting contracts are terminated and replaced with an equivalent derivative.
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That is partly because speed limits have been going up in America, offsetting the gains from safer cars.
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Revenue rose in aviation, oil-and-gas and healthcare, offsetting declines in power, transportation, lighting and renewable energy.
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Problems do arise if the offsetting rainfall is unevenly distributed—as seems to be the case in Europe.
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The hit sparked a ruckus that led to offsetting roughing penalties to Wood and the Lightning's Andrej Sustr.
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And offsetting it could mean making changes at the short-end, not necessarily immediately making balance sheet changes.
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But the country's services sector showed signs of picking up, offsetting some of the pressure on the economy.
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Tighter emissions legislation means "palladium loadings continue to rise, offsetting weakness we've seen in auto sales," Cooper said.
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Truck sales rose 21 percent to 2042,21.8 vehicles, offsetting a 21.14 drop in car sales to 17.93,217.9 vehicles.
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Perhaps all that new spending is simply offsetting the profits of the more mature parts of Uber's business.
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While, television ad sales were stronger, a slide in the Fox film unit was among the offsetting factors.
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It is completely and totally batshit, Orono Noguchi's still, deadpan vocal delivery offsetting the bizarreness happening around her.
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This offsetting revenue also allows permanent tax reform to be passed through budget reconciliation and be made permanent.
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Rural white voters are turning out in droves, offsetting urban voters in cities like Cleveland, Miami, and Orlando.
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For a fee, the clearing-house signs two offsetting but technically separate derivatives contracts with the two parties.
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Mr. Shelley is best known for offsetting his dystopian worldview with exuberant amounts of information, true and invented.
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That's true in the sense that when both sides spend equally, their efforts tend to be mutually offsetting.
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That's great news for American drivers, offsetting some of the psychological pain caused by the stock market turmoil.
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Global equities hit a three-week high as rising oil prices boosted energy companies, offsetting increased political uncertainty.
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The realities of her race become hard to adjust to without offsetting the world she hid it from.
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In some cases, a fair number of audience members change their opinions in opposite directions, offsetting each other.
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Offsetting this, at this time, is strong employment and wage growth along with record low unemployment, he added.
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A dollar or two on every ride really adds up, offsetting the high cost of operating the vehicle.
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And unlike other sorts of credit regulation, the CARD Act seems to have produced few offsetting unintended consequences.
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Republicans view the Fed as a key player in offsetting the economic havoc being wrought by the coronavirus.
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The rise in prices is expected to drive gains in U.S. production during 2018, offsetting curbs by others.
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It also came with a small granola packet, which was perfect for offsetting the sweetness of the parfait.
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An offsetting program also has to make sure that it doesn't make another environmental or social problem worse.
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It cannot stay quiet; and it needs offsetting American power in Asia to keep those sea-lanes open.
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Many commercial airlines have taken action with carbon offsetting programs, and now boutique travel companies are as well.
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That helped it reduce costs even as it rapidly expanded production, offsetting this year's fall in hog prices.
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One study concluded that 60 cents out of every dollar spent on Medicaid goes to offsetting those costs.
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Equally Thornton suggests taking the time to research which airlines or travel companies have a carbon offsetting program.
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At Prada in Milan, ornamental twigs dangled from feather and chain necklaces, offsetting looks of leather and fur.
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A net-zero future will require slashing emissions from all fossil fuels and offsetting the emissions that remain.
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And offsetting those deficits will require going after the true big-ticket programs, namely Medicare and Social Security.
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You are morally superior to him because you don't have these attitudes (unless you have offsetting moral deficits).
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Most companies citing tariff issues have been saying they are offsetting them with higher prices or by shifting suppliers.
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Such legislation could end up partially, or completely, offsetting the risk of insurers dropping out of the individual market.
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Lately, it's all about offsetting the tight, high boot with oversized, laid-back silhouettes or impactful volume up top.
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It's now selling more cars and trucks then ever, offsetting declines in the U.S. with strong sales in China.
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Al Falih signaled there is room for US production, which he credited with offsetting declines in Venezuela and elsewhere.
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Instead, he floated the potential of straightforward corporate and individual tax cuts without offsetting the cost of those cuts.
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The move up in oil prices is offsetting the potential falling apart of U.S.-China trade talks, Madhavji added.
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Yet production is rising in Nigeria and Libya, countries exempt from the deal, offsetting cuts by other OPEC members.
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Machinery, sea transport and electronics stocks outperformed, offsetting weakness in defensive stocks such as railroad operators and utility firms.
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The Stoxx Europe 600 recovered from earlier losses and rose higher, with gains in banks offsetting declines in miners.
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The producer group's supply cuts have been aimed largely at offsetting record crude production out of the United States.
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On May 19, Venus enters nurturing Cancer, offsetting all that chaotic energy by putting an emphasis on self-care.
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Purchases of new cars increased 1.4 percent on both higher prices and volumes, offsetting declines at used auto dealers.
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Net finance costs more than doubled to C$67 million during the quarter, offsetting lower selling and general expenses.
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What the NFL can do, however, is make it so that dangerous hits and taunting are not offsetting penalties.
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But there is an offsetting "income effect": as earnings rise, demand for most amenities, including leisure, also goes up.
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Analysts said that the minimal price movement on Thursday was due to bullish and bearish fundamentals offsetting each other.
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Fully offsetting the persistent effects of sterling's depreciation on inflation would require exerting further downward pressure on domestic costs.
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He further noted that the oil price rout provides an offsetting benefit to consumers, who pay less for fuel.
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Iranian officials have bragged about offsetting restrictions on the facility through illicit procurement of components they had to destroy.
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And then probably the next question is, is that fruit juice consumption offsetting the intake of other nutritious food?
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Indeed, each market shift presents potential opportunities to realize tax-deductible losses for offsetting taxes on any taxable gains.
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Ease the pain of a losing streak by offsetting the tax on gambling winnings, suggested H&R Block's Pickering.
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Offsetting sell-the-news and buy-the-beat reactions tend to make for noisy sideways choppiness during earnings season.
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The NEB made 16 new recommendations, ranging from offsetting increased underwater noise to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from ships.
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Obanefer Gonzalez, 57, who has 10,000 trees on a plot near Florencia, wants help offsetting the high fertilizer costs.
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Offsetting the trade optimism were global growth worries after economic data from the euro zone and Japan were released .
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The plan is partly aimed at offsetting value-added taxes charged on imports by Mexico and many other countries.
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Partly offsetting the bullish comments, Goldman Sachs lowered its crude oil price forecasts for this year and next year.
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The idea is to help drivers make more money and maximize their earnings by offsetting the costs of driving.
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Sales of some of its drugs boomed, offsetting weaknesses for some of its treatments that are facing competitive pressure.
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Consequently, labor-force growth has slowed, which directly impedes an economy's potential rate of expansion absent offsetting productivity gains.
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The biggest offsetting job gains will be from consumer spending freed up from cheaper AI-supported goods and services.
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Foreign official institutions including central banks sold $33.29 billion in Treasuries, offsetting purchases of $24.64 billion from private investors.
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The rand has declined 20 percent against the dollar since October, offsetting gains for consumers from lower fuel prices.
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However, production is rising in Nigeria and Libya, countries exempt from the deal, offsetting cuts by other OPEC members.
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MIWD00000PUS touched another record high with confidence in another strong earning season offsetting worries over valuations becoming too elevated.
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The finished 0.1 percent lower at 2,4.93, with utilities and real estate offsetting a 1.4 percent gain in energy.
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Those offsetting increases came from the other main source of population change: natural change, or net births minus deaths.
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The company, known as Walmex, said its revenue rose by 7.2 percent to 132.56 billion pesos, offsetting higher costs.
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But offsetting penalties negated the play, and a pass to Nelson bounced off his hands and right to Jenkins.
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That could cause a temporary dip in export activity, resulting in an offsetting rise in crude inventories, Kilduff noted.
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This week's biggest "yikes" moment was when reports emerged that Instacart was offsetting its wages with tips from customers.
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Other perksPremium credit cards are loaded with perks that often go a long way in offsetting the annual fee.
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Not a penny of those capital gains were taxed by the city or state, thanks to the offsetting losses.
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Are these businesses only offsetting their emissions, or are they setting targets to holistically reduce their carbon use overall?
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For years, the economy hardly noticed because women were rushing to work in droves, offsetting the retreat among men.
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Those offsetting dynamics have produced a precarious partisan balance -- and a country increasingly separated by a widening demographic divide.
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The trend of efficiency gains largely offsetting rising demand should hold for three or four years, the researchers conclude.
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Mining shares settled marginally higher, with gains in gold stocks offsetting losses in iron ore and rare earths miners.
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But proposed offsetting cuts in other parts of the budget will reduce America's security and standing in the world.
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In a statement, privately owned Votorantim said a weaker currency pushed up dollar-denominated debt costs, offsetting stronger revenues.
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ET, is expected to show the economy added 9,000 jobs in February, offsetting the loss seen the month before.
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"The consumer sector is certainly strong and it's offsetting some of the weakness we're seeing in industrial," said Lee.
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Until now, those clients could only compress superfluous exposures by going into the market to create perfectly offsetting trades.
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Pay-go rules require automatic across-the-board spending cuts for bills that cut taxes without offsetting their cost.
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Shares of big-tech companies such as Facebook, Apple, and Alphabet outperformed on Thursday, offsetting losses from bank stocks.
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Offsetting the high-arched ceilings of Prada's Milan headquarters were neatly-appointed beds, wall lamps and low-slung chairs.
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Student and credit card borrowing are the other area of significant growth — offsetting the structurally less robust mortgage market.
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Fourth, subsequent generations of migrants contribute considerably to the economy, thus offsetting the cost of absorbing first-time migrants.
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We're getting a lot of earnings news on the wire and that's offsetting some of the health-care news.
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However, some of the offsetting measures are temporary (delayed tax dispute judgements), and difficult to ascertain (fight against fraud).
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Surging U.S. supplies are somewhat offsetting the impact of OPEC's deal with Russia and other producers to limit production.
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"Whilst the NIM outcome is weak there is an offsetting outcome which is the strong loan growth," Khan said.
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Federal payrolls rose 2023,000 at the start of the new year, nearly offsetting the 6,000 decline reported in December.
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Construction, services and manufacturing all grew at a faster pace in the quarter, offsetting weakness in mining and agriculture.
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It sprang a positive surprise with a late surge in online demand offsetting steep falls in sales in stores.
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BofA now expects Chinese growth in 2019 of 6.1 percent, even with the offsetting positive from China's stimulus programs.
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T&R has two vanilla interest rate swaps on the bank debt, whose negative mark to market (MtM) was partially restructured via an offsetting swap at the time of USPP pricing in mid-September; the balance of negative MtM is being restructured via an additional offsetting swap at closing of two public bonds.
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U.S. officials have long argued that China's yuan is undervalued, giving China a trade advantage and partly offsetting U.S. tariffs.
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The CCR5 gene is known to trigger offsetting conditions, such as a higher risk of contracting the West Nile Virus.
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U.S. officials have long argued that China's yuan is undervalued, giving it a trade advantage and partly offsetting U.S. tariffs.
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"We, like Whirlpool, have announced future price increases ... We're fully committed to offsetting these cost headwinds through pricing," Samuelson said.
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Spotify Technology posted a bigger-than-forecast loss, offsetting news that it reached 100 million subscribers for its premium service.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Bosch has the strongest business profile and financial structure among Fitch-rated auto suppliers, offsetting its weaker profitability.
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But offsetting those concessions, a separate additional tax on cars, linked to their value, will come into effect next year.
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Employers would have extra cash to hand out raises, more than offsetting the new taxes employees would have to pay.
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Last year, Google said it had finally reached the milestone of offsetting its energy usage with 100 percent renewable sources.
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Offsetting this, the pro forma capital ratios are estimated to be lower than AF's reported ratios at year-end 2016.
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It was also meant to help consumers by offsetting the cost of battery technology until it came down in price.
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If the fund wanted to close its position early, for example, it might sell an offsetting position to another bank.
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Offsetting these positives, diversification has increased the company's exposure to interest rate risk due to growth in asset-intensive businesses.
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Households save their higher incomes in expectation of offsetting future tax rises; omnipotent central banks cancel out the stimulative effects.
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Investment banking revenue also declined more than 16 percent to $1.18 billion, offsetting strong growth in fixed income trading revenue.
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General merchandise and personal care led the decline, with growth in health and wellness and beauty sales partially offsetting it.
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For example, the official figures show economic growth was primarily driven by consumer spending, offsetting a fall in government expenditure.
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Manufacturing is struggling, the trade deficit is widening again and the housing market remains weak, partially offsetting strong consumer spending.
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And one study found that compliance costs amounted to 3-5% of the final product price, offsetting the deal's benefits.
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Rather than offsetting more water, he'd like Coca-Cola to get serious about reducing the water needs of its products.
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"Subscriber growth is expected to slow domestically, but [Netflix] is more than offsetting that with their price hikes," Tepper said.
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"People think drinking alcohol with coke is quite a useful way of offsetting that jittery effect you get," said Winstock.
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The raw material subindex slumped more than 2 percent, offsetting a jump in energy shares triggered by firm oil prices.
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He said offsetting outcomes include the election of GOP governors in Florida and Georgia who are both against Medicaid expansion.
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Savings implemented over recent years helped drive down costs by 12 percent, offsetting a 4 percent drop in operating income.
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Quarterly revenue fell 8%, as sales from used cars in the UK fell, offsetting growth in its new car business.
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There would be offsetting benefits such as cost savings, an expanded geographic footprint and improved product diversification, the agency said.
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It has overhauled labour laws, offsetting easier dismissal with gradually enhanced job security and welfare entitlements for newly hired workers.
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For the rest of the year we expect net trade to boost growth, partially offsetting the slowdown in domestic demand.
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Offsetting these positives is the company's historical concentration of operations in the volatile medical professional liability (MPLI) line of business.
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The improvement stems from stronger export performance more than offsetting the recovery in imports after the sharp contraction in 2016.
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But neither demand or inflation would need fall if offsetting actions were taken by the central bank or the government.
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Offsetting factors are RSA's low debt servicing ability driven by weak operating performance due to ongoing restructuring costs since 2013.
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At the same time, demand for distillate fuels like diesel was strong, he said, offsetting the downward pressure on crude.
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It is difficult to see how temporarily suspending a program that produces offsetting results would somehow "sabotage" all of ObamaCare.
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The yellow grain added 22015 million additional acres over 22016, well offsetting the 3.5 million acre loss from winter wheat.
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Oil prices rose on signs of progress in the U.S.-China trade talks, offsetting concerns about rising supplies next year.
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Sterling was down 0.2 percent against the dollar on Tuesday, trading at $1.3150, offsetting meagre gains eked out on Monday.
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This should bring the department an extra EUR0003 million in operating revenue, offsetting a EUR27 million drop in state transfers.
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New Delhi is also a major player in a newly-resurrected informal defense alliance aimed at offsetting Chinese maritime aggression.
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Noel and Ibaka got offsetting technical fouls when they tangled under the basket at the end of the Sixers' run.
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Lawmakers have recently considered this reform, but as a means of offsetting the additional cost of other policies or programs.
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But Lyft denies that the 11.4 percent charge funds tax payments specifically, as opposed to offsetting a number of costs.
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Pizza Hut has been a drag on the company's performance, offsetting gains from stronger growth at the company's KFC unit.
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But reducing family immigration without any offsetting increase in employment-based immigration would condemn the United States to demographic decline.
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The global Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) allows airlines to purchase pollution credits from environmental projects.
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The last few years have seen an uneasy equilibrium between repeated disappointment in global growth and offsetting monetary policy stimulus.
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Offsetting employment gains either in export-oriented tradables or in non-tradables have, for the most part, failed to materialize.
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Offsetting the risk to some degree for corporate bio VCs is the fairly strong IPO market for promising biotech startups.
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The money you save on gas doesn't come near to offsetting the price premium of the Tesla for similar equipment.
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Solar expansion in the middle of the country is offsetting its slowing growth in the maturing California and Northeast markets.
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But for now, at least, the markets' response to the trade war is offsetting some of its costs to consumers.
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It has weakened by about 6.0 percent since mid-June, offsetting the 10 percent tariff rate by a considerable margin.
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A tightly wound Mr. Bradbury gives perhaps the most layered turn, offsetting Bobby's reflexive menace with flashes of real grief.
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The decline in long-term rates has pushed up the value of pension liabilities, more than offsetting gains from investments.
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To keep offsetting my annual Costco costs, I have an eye on the Costco credit card for even more value.
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Offsetting some of the day's gains, Biogen slipped 3.9 percent after disappointing U.S. sales of a potential blockbuster drug, Spinraza.
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Partly offsetting these setbacks, is the legal settlement that Merck reached with Bristol regarding Keytruda's alleged infringement of Opdivo's patents.
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Want ice cream delivered, but don't want to interrupt your picnic, dog-walking business or calorie-offsetting 5-K run?
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Suddenly allowed to use dollars, Venezuelan businesspeople imported supplies and paid better wages, partly offsetting a collapse in state production.
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It also means setting realistic but responsible discretionary spending levels for the next decade, offsetting any increases with cuts elsewhere.
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The impeachment process has highlighted an offsetting strength for Trump: the depth of his hold on his hard-core supporters.
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But investment in power generation fell 5 percent, driven largely by lower spending on coal-fired plants, offsetting network spending.
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Often these ideas have little or no additional ongoing costs or that — by retaining tuition-paying students — generate offsetting revenue.
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However, offsetting fiscal measures, including rises in excise duties and spending cuts, may dampen private consumption in the near term.
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The blueprint proposes to increase spending at the Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, and Veterans Affairs, with offsetting reductions elsewhere.
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Global economic worries have weighed on market sentiment in recent days, offsetting support from signs that global supplies are tightening.
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These immigrants are already part of our labor market, so offsetting them with cuts to visa categories makes no sense.
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There are some offsetting upsides (less strain on transportation infrastructure, for example), and, like anything else, the problems are solvable.
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Offsetting that increased cost would require 2.4 percent of GDP worth of new revenue, or $722 billion in 2028 alone.
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The IEA said global oil supply rose to a record 98.2 million bpd in November, with OPEC's production offsetting declines elsewhere.
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The offsetting measures will be featured in fiscal 2019's initial budget spending, expected to top 100 trillion yen ($887.55 billion).
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Defaults are near all-time highs, offsetting the benefits stemming from rising borrowing costs and prudent loan-loss provisioning for banks.
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Lovaglio said the bank had already written down the loans to be sold, offsetting the hit with one-off capital gains.
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Despite the high profile IT problems TSB gained 140,000 customers during the year, more than offsetting the 13,000 that it lost.
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Private investors purchased $50.28 billion in Treasuries, more than offsetting the selling of $23.8 billion by foreign official institutions, data showed.
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Profitability remained resilient in 2016, with higher fee and interest income offsetting an increase in operating expenses due to integration costs.
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However, overseas competition was capping prices, with brisk Ukrainian shipments offsetting less aggressive selling than usual by Russian exporters, traders said.
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State GDP rose 2485 percent in 22.6, with gains in construction and information offsetting deep declines in mining and oil drilling.
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John said he had paid for the jet for security reasons and had also paid for carbon offsetting of the flights.
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But those who complied found that the mortality rates of hens decreased and egg-laying rates increased, offsetting the extra costs.
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Income from consumer and community banking, JPMorgan's largest business, rose 193% to $4.17 billion, offsetting declines across its other main businesses.
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Now, Republicans envision an offsetting boost from conservatives irate over Kavanaugh — but only if he is denied the Supreme Court seat.
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The S&P 500's information technology sector fell 1.71 percent on Monday, offsetting a rise of 2.29 percent in financials.
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Some financial stocks witnessed mild selling, with shares of private sector lenders HDFC Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank offsetting the gains.
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Insurers would be able to charge older people more than they can now, potentially offsetting the bigger tax credits they'd get.
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It's offsetting the higher cost of tickets in expensive urban areas with the lower cost in other parts of the country.
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Beneath the surface of this headline number is a favorable mix shift: SMB continues to grow, offsetting the decline in Enterprise.
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The company expects €600m-800m a year of savings from the deal by 2022, offsetting the decline in its nuclear earnings.
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Growth in household consumption stayed robust, offsetting the expected decline in capital investment, but net exports were weaker than Fitch expected.
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SURGING U.S. OUTPUT Offsetting OPEC efforts to tighten the market and disruptions like Venezuela is a surge in U.S. oil supply.
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German services created jobs in April at the fastest rate in more than a decade, offsetting deteriorating manufacturing, the data showed.
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"And exports are likely soften further, with cooling global demand offsetting any gains from a U.S.-China trade deal," it added.
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Partially offsetting this secular tailwind is the fact that over 50% of total revenue is derived from EA's top three franchises.
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Megapower's other solar panels feed into the grid, offsetting the equivalent of the non-renewable power used by 400 electric cars.
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Higher rent and healthcare costs were behind most of the increase last month, more than offsetting a decline in gasoline prices.
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Absent offsetting operations, this places downward pressure on the fed funds rate toward the rate paid by the Fed on reserves.
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The lack of export growth is partly involuntary as it reflects disruptions on Iraq's northern pipeline, offsetting near-record southern exports.
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However, gains in the dollar, in which it is priced, are offsetting the impact of higher yields to keep gold rangebound.
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To further reduce their impact, Tread by Everlane said it is offsetting 100% of the carbon emissions from its sneaker production.
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At the same time, business tax reform should be revenue neutral, lowering rates and expanding the base in an offsetting manner.
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The government said that employment declined by 13,000 in general merchandise stores, offsetting a gain of the same size in February.
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Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, delayed the bill's passage, criticizing Congress for not offsetting its cost by not cutting government spending elsewhere.
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It saw a double-digit growth in its retail and telecoms businesses offsetting its worst oil refining margins in 18 quarters.
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Overall, Oklahoma State outshot TCU from the floor 54.2 percent to 39.3 percent, offsetting the Horned Frogs' 35-30 rebounding advantage.
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Our economists expect domestic demand growth to improve, partly offsetting weaker exports, at least in ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations).
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Managers in the division have expressed hope that Justice Department leaders may come up enough offsetting funds to forestall drastic measures.
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The mechanism could use a form of barter, offsetting values of imports and exports priced in euros while avoiding banking transactions.
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Put bluntly, absent the European Union's benign offsetting influence, internal tensions in the disunited kingdom would soon reach a breaking point.
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More demand means more fares for drivers to collect, Uber reasoned, with the increase in ridership offsetting the smaller base fares.
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This would allow Republicans to avoid offsetting nearly $500 billion of expiring tax breaks, making the tax plan appear less costly.
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Offsetting the losses was a 1.6% gain in the mining sector , as copper and iron ore prices firmed on stimulus hopes.
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Direct air capture, for example, would be especially useful for offsetting some of the hardest sectors to decarbonize, like air travel.
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But Lucy Gilliam, a shipping specialist at European clean transport nonprofit Transport & Environment, criticized the idea of carbon offsetting to CNN.
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It doesn't matter if a nation has a trade deficit with China if it has offsetting trade surpluses with other nations.
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The narrative of the U.S. economy lately has been strong consumer spending as the cornerstone of growth, offsetting lackluster business investment.
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Older workers generally earn much less than at the peak of their careers, offsetting increases among the young and middle-aged.
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This places Chile at the forefront of countries using river protections as a means of adapting to and offsetting climate change.
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Steady utilization rates and growing rig demand for existing wells are offsetting the expiration of long-term contracts, the bank said.
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Ellis noted that advertising in the media business "continued to gain traction" and that this was offsetting declines from search revenue.
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The two primary offsetting revenue sources come from a repeal of personal exemptions (+$5003 trillion) and capping itemized deductions (+$558 billion).
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"It's a positive data point, but there may be offsetting elements that they don't highlight," said BGC Partners analyst Colin Gillis.
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Instead, it should boost defense spending as needed, offsetting those costs by reforming or eliminating demonstrably ineffective and duplicative domestic programs.
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However, investments in fuel-saving technology would increase employment, output and disposable income, offsetting at least half of the negative impacts.
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With unseemly and unprecedented haste she invited Trump for a state visit: the queen for a Europe-offsetting free trade deal.
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Lower fuel, power and healthcare costs accounted for the bulk of the deceleration in inflation, offsetting an increase to food prices.
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Many states with cheaper housing also pay lower wages, offsetting any savings and keeping the proportion of income to rent high.
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It mandates reducing emissions by 85% from 1990 levels by 2050, and offsetting the remaining 15%, making the state carbon neutral.
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Both those provisions are aimed at offsetting revenue losses that would result from the planned sweeping tax cuts, particularly for companies.
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Outlays on services gained 0.3 percent, with spending on health care offsetting a decrease in spending at restaurants and on accommodation.
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Partially offsetting that were a downgrade in the contribution of pubic investment and factory inventories from the preliminary reading, analysts predicted.
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Exhibiting art in shopping malls provides mall-goers with that extra experience, perhaps a high-brow means of offsetting guilty retail pleasures.
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"Geopolitical risk means the supply outlook is tightening, offsetting the moderate weakening in oil demand growth thus far this year," she added.
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"There are conflicting elements offsetting each other, so the rating is very stable," Fergus McCormick, head sovereign analyst at DBRS, told Reuters.
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Positively, gaming and Pro Visualization will likely be up q/q in January helping gross margins and offsetting the material gaming weakness.
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High-profit, luxury vehicles are selling like crazy for GM in China, offsetting pricing pressures in the lower end of the market.
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Partially offsetting these positives is the company's business concentration in the at times more volatile medical professional liability (MPLI) line of business.
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The benefit of these reserves — and the offsetting deposit liabilities — is that liquidity appears to be much greater than it actually is.
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Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said the administration aimed to boost defense spending by $54 billion, financed through offsetting cuts in domestic spending.
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TORONTO, June 14 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index seesawed on Tuesday as energy stocks advanced, offsetting losses for mining and financial stocks.
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As a result, demand has risen for investment positions aimed at offsetting potential losses, according to money managers, market indicators and data.
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Downstream helped boost BP's profit after the 2014 oil price collapse, offsetting weaker revenue from the larger oil and gas production division.
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Including these charges and other offsetting effects, BP reported a replacement cost loss for the fourth quarter of 143 of $2.2 billion.
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Citi estimates that over the next five years the cost of carbon offsetting economy flights will grow to $3.8 billion per year.
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When drooping demand threatens an economy, governments and central banks use fiscal and monetary policy to deliver an offsetting rise in spending.
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Ratings agency Moody's said on Tuesday that EDF was unlikely to benefit from rising power prices offsetting the expected shortfall in volumes.
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Last year, rival easyJet pledged 25 million pounds a year to compensate for its emissions via offsetting measures such as planting trees.
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As a result, 'tough-on-crime' initiatives can reduce crime in the short run but cause offsetting harm in the long run.
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Analysts see a more volatile oil market, with a smaller cushion to absorb geopolitical conflict other factors that can hinder offsetting supplies.
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Second, states and the federal government have increased how much they contribute towards school funding, offsetting the regressive effects of local taxation.
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One option for offsetting the impact on general federal tax revenues would be to raise additional "user fees" for specific infrastructure projects.
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Investors are building new long positions, offsetting a major short position, which has been whittled away from record levels by short covering.
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It would, for example, "consider further reducing the fees on short-dated carries" with an offsetting rise on other types of trade.
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It is like old times in another way: both newspapers are getting readers to pay, offsetting advertising revenue relinquished to the internet.
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Sacca has invested in YC program participant Pachama, which uses drones and other tech to verify carbon offsetting projects like forest restoration.
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It also highlights the positive and offsetting effect that it says index-tracking exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are having on the market.
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It compels young and healthy people to join health insurance markets and help lower premiums by offsetting the costs of sicker patients.
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The S&P 500 closed around breakeven, with a 1.7 percent fall in information technology offsetting a 2 percent gain in financials.
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SkyNRG chief technology officer Maarten van Dijk projects the crop will be offsetting 267 kilotons of CO2 emissions a year by 2020.
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ET. Canada's main stock index rose on Wednesday as higher oil prices boosted energy shares, offsetting investor worries about higher bond yields.
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Trump could have sucked up the loss in prior years as well in multiple past returns, by offsetting income in those years.
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Fund managers also held 374 million barrels of positions in the calendar spreads, offsetting long and short positions in different contract months.
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"We continue to see the symptoms of oversupply in the domestic market which is fully offsetting the relative demand strength," he said.
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The law mandates reducing emissions by 21% from 2100 levels by 2050, and offsetting the remaining 15%, making the state carbon-neutral.
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MSCI's emerging market benchmark was treading water on the day with gains in South Africa, Turkey and Russia offsetting losses across Asia .
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Including these charges and other offsetting effects, BP reported a replacement cost loss for the fourth quarter of 2015 of $2.2 billion.
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This does somewhat reduce the usefulness of this benefit, but it can still go a long way toward offsetting the annual fee.
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And one reason the market itself is so steady is the mix of offsetting strong and weak sectors – a relatively healthy pattern.
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A boom in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries has seen the Swiss economy through difficult years, offsetting industry's emaciation and buoying trade.
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"Net zero" means cutting carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions 100 percent or offsetting them by as much as is emitted.
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Some proponents claim that the dollar would appreciate in response to the change in tax policy, in essence offsetting the import tax.
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Partially offsetting the weakness, record steel output implied a positive read-through for construction while property development activity registered higher investment figures.
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If it outperforms those targets, it will activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of additional austerity, including mainly lowering taxes.
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The shortcomings likely won't keep "Transformers" from rolling off the assembly line, with the franchise's growing international appeal offsetting diminishing domestic returns.
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"There were pockets of solid foreign demand reported, partly offsetting the weakness in the domestic market," said Markit economist Pollyana de Lima.
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But correctional facilities argue that prison laborers learn real-life job skills while offsetting some of the costs of running a prison.
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He is not pre-occupied with offsetting new spending; and he is entirely comfortable with a clean raising of the debt ceiling.
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That would require a revenue-neutral reform, trillions of dollars in offsetting spending cuts, or 225 votes in the United States Senate.
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Offsetting the advances was a 0.9 percent decline by the materials group, home to precious and base metals miners and fertilizer companies.
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However, the company said the monetisation of its digital audience continued to gain momentum, partly offsetting the decrease in print advertising revenues.
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Even with taxpayer money coming in the door, Minnesota has been offsetting its expenses by shedding staff and leaving faculty openings unfilled.
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Partially offsetting this digital secular tailwind is the fact that over 50% of total revenue is derived from EA's top three franchises.
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The streaming business expanded 41 percent, offsetting a 5 percent decline in physical sales and a 20 percent drop in download revenue.
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The report said Apple and Foxconn increased those numbers as a means of offsetting the cost of the US-China trade war.
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"Oil producers appear to be successfully offsetting the supply outages from Iran and Venezuela," said Carsten Fritsch, analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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U.S. stocks eked out a positive close Wednesday, with gains in real estate and utilities offsetting declines in energy and telecommunications stocks.
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This means some Wall Street players are at least partly offsetting problems in some places elsewhere, but Wells Fargo lacks that buffer.
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Partly offsetting the strong operating profile are the continued prospects of pricing pressure on less differentiated products and the company's acquisitive posture.
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A partial offsetting reduction in corporate tax rates or credit might address businesses' concerns, but it is unlikely to assuage consumers' concerns.
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The idea with that commitment is to help drivers make more money and maximize their earnings by offsetting the costs of driving.
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A slide in technology and consumer-focused companies helped pull Wall Street indexes modestly lower on Thursday, offsetting strong energy sector gains.
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Since wage increase has been minimal, post-grad salaries aren't exactly offsetting the education costs spent in hopes of landing a job.
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New York is offsetting some of those costs with billions of dollars in incentives and tax breaks—more than any other state.
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Offsetting this character-driven work, Ms. Bufalino's exuberant "Jump Monk," to music by Charles Mingus performed live, played more purely with form.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday floated a payroll tax cut in the hope of offsetting the negative impact of the virus.
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It has already nudged the currency a bit lower, making Chinese goods cheaper in the United States and partly offsetting the tariffs.
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The airline did not say how much the proposed plan will cost, and did not mention any plans for offsetting international flights.
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Apple agreed to donate "up to $100 million" for local infrastructure, including a youth sports complex, offsetting part of the tax break.
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I think more and more brands are offsetting that cost of delivery to the consumer, and the consumer is willing to pay.
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And this is the man May and Johnson have coddled, in the name of offsetting the Brexit debacle with increased U.S. trade.
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A tip paid through the app now went mostly to offsetting DoorDash's contribution toward the guarantee, rather than increasing the Dasher's pay.
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WEF is touting promises to buy carbon credits offsetting flights, a redesigned conference center and a menu packed with locally-sourced food.
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As such, the rate cut would cause the income tax base to expand over time, thus offsetting revenue losses to the government.
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If buying a chunk of Mr. Scaramucci's business has even a chance of offsetting that, HNA may consider it money well spent.
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Offsetting much of that effort, however, U.S. oil production has soared by almost 12 percent since mid-2016 to 9.42 million bpd.
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BOJ officials have said solid domestic demand is offsetting some of the weakness in exports, helping the economy sustain a moderate expansion.
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One important factor offsetting the next iPhone's expected high price is the increasing prevalence of financing options for buyers around the globe.
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Carbon offsetting means financially compensating for the emissions a business produces by canceling out greenhouse gas emissions somewhere else in the world.
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And offsetting a flight shouldn't be an excuse for flying more or not taking additional efforts to actually cut down on emissions.
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Apple agreed to donate "up to $100 million" for local infrastructure, including a youth sports complex, offsetting part of the tax break.
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The longer we endure the pain for bringing change, the larger the offsetting future benefits must be, if and when they arrive.
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She said panic also did not mean offsetting emissions by just paying someone else to plant trees in other countries, like Africa.
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A rising dollar is a real problem for U.S. manufacturers and farmers, and is now offsetting the impact of the tariffs themselves.
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"Meanwhile, growing incomes and attractive mortgage rates are helping to keep housing affordable by partially offsetting ongoing home price appreciation," Dietz said.
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The company said in an email that the Antarctic Sabbatical trip specifically is "more than 100% carbon neutral" because of carbon offsetting.
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Lower prices for clothing, hotels and wine kept inflation down in August, offsetting an upward effect from fuel prices, food and airfares.
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The Dow Jones Industrial average closed down 5.13 points, with losses in Boeing and Goldman Sachs offsetting gains in Apple and Nike.
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Trump and fellow Republicans have failed to deliver on their pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare, without any major, offsetting legislative achievements.
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Offsetting these strengths are significant investments in non-core subsidiaries and a high equity exposure, which weighs on its risk-based capital.
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Offsetting the sector's losses, wealth manager AMP, fund manager IOOF Holdings and investment bank Macquarie Group all gained more than 1% each.
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The issue in question is "paygo," a rule requiring that increases in spending be matched by offsetting tax increases or cuts elsewhere.
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Later in that quarter, the Giants saw a blocked punt by Romeo Okwara wiped off the board when the officials called offsetting penalties.
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Domestic demand added 0.7 percentage point to GDP growth, more than offsetting the 0.3 point negative contribution from external demand, the data showed.
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This has resulted in a strong net interest margin relative to peers, offsetting the higher risk associated with some of its lending products.
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Foreign official institutions, which include central banks, sold $44.86 billion in Treasuries, offsetting purchases by private investors for the month totaling $38.08 billion.
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Offsetting this strength is a concentrated revenue profile that consisted of only 13% non-interest income during the first six months of 2017.
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Horton's costs rose 231 percent to $2351.0 billion in the second quarter, offsetting a 291 percent increase in homes sold during the period.
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Big spenders paying record-breaking prices are offsetting lighter volume for upscale-art auction houses, experts from Sotheby's and Christie's told CNBC Friday.
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With that in mind, the firm said the beneficiaries of the carbon offsetting business will likely be rail operators, governments and forestland owners.
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Netflix gained 3.2m new international subscribers in the latest quarter, offsetting a slowdown in its domestic American market, where it added 370,000 customers.
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Last week, the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), a United Nations agency, announced a framework for mandatory carbon-offsetting on all international flights.
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Strength in the Yen is offsetting weakness in Euro as their PPI comes in light - pushing the DXY basket from yesterday's 230 peak.
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The first round of buybacks would be aimed at offsetting any share dilution related to ConocoPhillips' employee-based stock ownership plan, Lance explained.
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Starts in the Midwest jumped 62.2 percent to their highest level since September 2006, offsetting declines in the Northeast, South and Midwest regions.
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Tesla forecasts that owners who make their cars robo-taxis could make $30,000 a year, offsetting much of the cost of the car.
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Oil rose after a survey showed strong compliance with output cuts by OPEC and others including Russia, offsetting concerns about surging U.S. production.
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Income from the bank's consumer and community banking, its largest business, rose 22% to $4.17 billion, offsetting declines across its other main businesses.
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Bad debt may be socialised and other tools employed over time - including offsetting risks through capital market issuance - to help the resolution process.
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Weak housing and manufacturing are offsetting strong consumer spending, holding back the economy and posing a threat to the longest expansion in history.
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But this estimate is likely already near maximum, and any further upside may have a lot of trouble offsetting potential cuts in exports.
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The increase in U.S. production is offsetting plans to reduce output by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other producers.
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The offsetting problem is that the arms race game costs us money, risks global catastrophe, and tends to encourage proliferation to other states.
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Cheaper funding plus rising lending rates also boosted net interest margins for the larger institutions, offsetting shrinking fees from off-balance-sheet activities.
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In other words, higher productivity gains were (a) offsetting the enormous wage differential, (b)protecting the pricing power and (c) generating a profit.
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As U.S. production and exports grow, global firms that increasingly buy U.S. oil are offsetting their exposure by trading in U.S. financial markets.
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Russia, too, is placing a greater emphasis on low-yield nuclear weapons as a way of offsetting America's still-overwhelming conventional military superiority.
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This means that the community lost a significant portion of direct spending without any offsetting benefits such as the gain of real estate.
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However, Apple shares rose 22007 percent — offsetting some Boeing's losses — after Bank of America Merrill Lynch upgraded the stock to buy from neutral.
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But offsetting this downgrade on the usage side of the ledger has been an equally sharp downgrade of expectations on the supply side.
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Still, Owens-Illinois is down nearly 18 percent and NetApp off more than 8 percent for 2016, offsetting big winners Fossil and Cummins.
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Offsetting rating factors include SIRe's small size and heightened operational risks, mainly emanating from its dependence on a small number of key staff.
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The firm slaughtered 2.55 million pigs in 2018, up 14.5 percent from the previous year, partly offsetting the impact from low hog prices.
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Gasoline stocks USOILG=ECI fell 2000,000 barrels, versus analyst expectations for a 1.1 million-barrel gain, offsetting some of the bearish crude data.
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If Greece outperforms those goals, it will activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of the additional austerity, including mainly lowering taxes.
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Blockbuster Canadian job gains this year have helped bolster investor sentiment for the loonie, offsetting other data showing a slowdown in Canada's economy.
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The new phone was seen as an important offsetting influence in subsequent periods until Apple launches its iPhone 7 - widely expected around September.
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Offsetting factors include SI Re's small size and heightened operational risks, mainly emanating from its dependence on a small number of key staff.
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The broadcasters, in particular the state-owned BBC, have been almost neurotic in offsetting each Remain argument with a damning comment from Leave.
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S. stocks climbed on Thursday as top technology names hit record highs and industrials rebounded, offsetting worries about a U.S.-China trade war.
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Europe's Stoxx 220 fell 0.3 percent and London's FTSE 100 fell 0.1 percent with weaker financials offsetting gains from shares in mining companies.
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Offsetting these positive rating factors is the R+V group's significant duration gap in the German life business and geographical focus on Germany.
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Offsetting these positives are modest concerns about the company's ability to produce sustainable calendar year combined ratios in line with specialty peer averages.
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Production is faltering on declines in mature fields (more than offsetting the boost from the new Incahuasi field) and more volatile Brazilian demand.
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Rather than going toward offsetting emissions or funding research and development of green technology, the funds collected go in the general-tax coffers.
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The S&P/ASX 24.96 index gained 274.83 points, or 2274.8 percent, to 22,26.7 by 0255 GMT, offsetting three straight-sessions of losses.
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Fitch does not expect any major shift in the gradual regionalisation trend, but any significant expansion without offsetting steps could weigh on ratings.
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Among them were cosmetic firms, with Shiseido tumbling 13 percent, more than offsetting Tuesday's 2.7 percent gains, to hit an 11-month low.
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Financial stocks, which account for the largest weightage on the benchmark index, dipped 0.23% offsetting much of the gains in the commodity sector.
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RIP CNG: ICAO offsetting approach adopted today would cover ~3/4 of growth, ~1/4 of total international traffic from 201987 to 2035.
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The gathering was devised to allow Democratic leaders to glean Trump's proposals for offsetting the $2 trillion price tag of their infrastructure agreement.
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The N.F.L. wants to end that "double dipping" and reduce the players' N.F.L. benefits by offsetting the amount they receive from Social Security.
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The carmaker last week said its 228 operating profit fell 17% but record demand for SUVs helped offsetting higher research and development spending.
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Thanks to the nuclear deal with the US, Iran will start exporting more oil this year as sanctions are lifted, offsetting declines elsewhere.
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"Offsetting, on all scales, weakens present-day drivers for change and reduces innovation towards a lower-carbon future," Professor Anderson wrote in 2012.
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"Those moderate rates of compensation gains likely reflect the offsetting influences of a strong labor market and persistently weak productivity growth," officials wrote.
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The conference also touts promises to buy carbon credits offsetting flights, a redesigned conference center and a menu packed with locally-sourced food.
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He also tried to avoid an overly grandmotherly vibe by offsetting the standard-issue white apartment walls with lots of navy and brown.
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At least one forestry project in California aimed at offsetting carbon dioxide went up in smoke during forest fires in California in 2015.
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And this big rise in long-run growth would supposedly create a boom in tax revenues, offsetting the upfront cost of tax cuts.
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Instead, companies and individuals could direct their investment in carbon offsets to the sector and source of the pollution — by insetting, not offsetting.
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The Chinese consumer has represented a key driver in Estee Lauder's business in recent years, offsetting weakness in the United States, Oppenheimer noted.
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In recent years, the Chinese consumer has represented a key driver in Estee Lauder's business, offsetting weakness in the United States, said Oppenheimer.
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The resurgent dollar, up 4.45 percent year to date against a basket of major currencies however, is offsetting the improvement, the report added.
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However, adjusted revenue from its German business rose 16.1 percent to 1.39 billion pounds, more than offsetting the weakness in the U.K. business.
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The White House budget will also include a "road map" for offsetting the growth in spending "in a responsible manner," the official said.
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Previous bipartisan efforts have addressed what opponents call "chain migration," but with the offsetting compromise of a pathway to citizenship for the undocumented.
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Office towers in New York and San Francisco — centers of political resistance — are offsetting revenue downturns in the president's glitzier Trump-branded hotels.
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"Japan's service sector has been robust in 2019 so far, doing a good job at offsetting the strong drag from manufacturing," Hayes said.
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Airbnb has tweeted that it considers "carbon offsetting" to include activities like donating to protect the Peruvian rainforest after booking a plane flight.
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"This stronger price appreciation is also having the unfortunate effect of partially offsetting savings to potential homebuyers from lower mortgage rates," Duncan said.
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The bookings growth was driven by growth in hotel room nights and in rental car days, offsetting a smaller decline in air tickets.
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Banks can get around these issues by transferring risk from units in Frankfurt or Paris through offsetting "back-to-back" trades with London.
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The Mustangs blocked eight Cincy shots, offsetting the 16 offensive rebounds by the Bearcats, who converted those into just 15 second-chance points.
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The preference for heavier SUVs is offsetting fuel-efficiency improvements in smaller cars and carbon savings from the growing popularity of electric cars.
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And where necessary, they try to neutralise heavy capital inflows with offsetting flows the other way, including central-bank purchases of foreign-exchange reserves.
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While Sweden set an earlier deadline, the Nordic country has not explicitly rejected the idea of offsetting some of its emissions through international systems.
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European equities were steady in morning business, with a rally in defensive sectors such as healthcare and utilities offsetting weaker banking and commodities stocks.
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Offsetting these strengths is AAT's pro forma leverage, which is in the high 6.0x range as of June 30, 2017 and exceeds Fitch's expectations.
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The ECB chief may also be asked whether he thinks higher oil prices are offsetting the impact of a strong euro on inflation. 5.
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Offsetting these positive rating factors is the R+V group's significant duration gap in the German life business and a geographical focus on Germany.
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A weaker opening on Wall Street and renewed worries about Italy also dented sentiment in afternoon trade, offsetting positive earnings from NMC Health Plc.
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The Canadian company said that pork market conditions in the first quarter were materially below prior year, offsetting strong performance in its other segments.
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In the quarter, litigation expenses fell to 120 million euros from 1.2 billion a year earlier, offsetting a rise in restructuring and severance costs.
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Generally, investors think of bonds as a safe corner of their portfolio, offsetting the day-to-day dramatic movements you might see in stocks.
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BP said Friday that its venture capital arm is investing $5 million in a company that specializes in offsetting carbon emissions through forest projects.
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But the jobs surge has put more money into people's pockets which had driven consumer spending, offsetting a fall in investment by many companies.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Are we at a point now where the tick up in sales is more than offsetting the loss in sales during construction?
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"Offsetting the GDP growth was the GDP deflator, which was 0.9 percent," Stan Shipley, strategist at Evercore ISI, said of the GDP price index.
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Offsetting these outages has been the rapid return of Iran to the market, reaching pre-sanction production levels much quicker than most had expected.
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"Drug companies raising their prices and offsetting them with higher rebates benefits everyone but the consumer," HHS spokeswoman Caitlin Oakley said in a statement.
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Net income return on equity (ROE) improved to 31% in 13 (2015: 17%) with strong growth in investment income offsetting a weakening underwriting profit.
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Instex is a barter trade mechanism that aims to avoid direct financial transfers by offsetting balances between importers and exporters on the European side.
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Offsetting the headline data, gasoline stocks rose by 2.3 million barrels, compared with analysts' expectations in a Reuters poll for a 643,000-barrel gain.
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Partially offsetting these strengths is leverage that is low on an absolute basis but high relative to the rating sensitivities for the 'A' rating.
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Private equity investments had increased by $260 million year-on-year with profits across two of its seven private equity funds offsetting losses elsewhere.
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While Clinton is calling for aggressive new spending programs, she also is proposing offsetting hikes on estates, investments and financial institution taxes, among others.
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There was an offsetting rise in Republican satisfaction, but it was only a third as large as the Democratic fall and it dissipated quickly.
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The FTSE was up 0.2 percent at 23,386.94 points at its close, with gains in the healthcare and consumer sectors offsetting weaker commodity stocks.
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Furthermore, the second production line at Cheniere's Sabine Pass plant is gearing up for production, offsetting planned maintenance on the first line in Sept.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the economy was expected to continue expanding moderately with robust domestic demand offsetting some of the weaknesses in exports.
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TORONTO, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Friday as financial shares slipped, offsetting gains for gold stocks as gold prices rose.
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Thompson said in July that digital ad sales would improve in the second half of the year, offsetting any decline in print ad sales.
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Nossa made a modest pre-tax operating profit in 2015 of AOA137m (2014: AOA375m), with strong growth in investment income offsetting an underwriting loss.
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By some clever rearrangement in markets around the US, airwaves set aside for TV broadcasts will be repurposed for wireless, hopefully offsetting that problem.
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Many countries are relying on offsetting new expenditure measures with faster growth and improvements in tax collection, areas that have disappointed in the past.
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Chinese jewelry buying fell 29 percent from a year before, more than offsetting an 11 percent rise in investment demand in the same period.
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SPX erased most losses after falling as much as 1 percent, with gains in health care and materials shares offsetting declines in energy stocks.
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"Though there are concerns that auto sales are falling, the supply deficit problem is offsetting it," he said, adding the market is highly overbought.
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There's the fact that the cooling influence of atmospheric injections is only temporary—quitting quickly reveals the full force of the warming you're offsetting.
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The company maintained full-year targets, however, saying travel to Spain, Greece and the Caribbean was offsetting a slowdown in Turkey and North Africa.
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Partially offsetting these strengths is leverage that is low on an absolute basis but high relative to the rating sensitivities for Fitch's 'A' rating.
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Offsetting losses on the index, property and building material manufacturers continued to rise, boosted by Australia's prudential regulator easing lending criteria for home loans.
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SURGING U.S. OUTPUT Offsetting OPEC efforts to prop up prices and the impact of disruptions like Venezuela is a surge in U.S. oil supply.
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If gasoline consumption was marginally weaker at home than the weekly numbers implied, consumption in Mexico and elsewhere was stronger by an offsetting amount.
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U.S. oil production has surged as prices stabilized around $50 a barrel throughout much of this year, offsetting the impact of OPEC's production cuts.
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A sharp increase in food and transportation inflation from June pushed up the IPCA-15 index, offsetting slower inflation of clothing, housing and healthcare.
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S. trade talks boosted confidence, offsetting weakness in chip-related stocks which underperformed on a Goldman Sachs report which forecast a tough year ahead.
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Corporations should be entitled to an offsetting American credit for taxes paid to foreign countries if we have bilateral tax treaties with those countries.
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The greatest decline of the toxic pollutant was in Europe and North America, offsetting increases in Asia, the agency said, citing an international study.
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But JCT analysts say higher deficits and interest rates would stick the government with $50 billion in higher debt service, offsetting the extra revenue.
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Lyft announced last year that it was investing in offsetting the emissions of its worldwide fleet of cars in order to become carbon neutral.
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"We are entering the second half with an operating model capable of offsetting these headwinds," Finance Chief Cecile Cabanis told a call with journalists.
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Carbon offsetting is an interim measure while new technologies are developing, an easyJet statement said, adding that it will also support other sustainability technology.
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Gross gaming revenues rose 5.3 percent to 358.9 million euros, with robust performance in its lottery operations more than offsetting weakness in sports betting.
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Swaps compression involves matching identical and offsetting trades between clients and netting them down into fewer line items while preserving the overall risk profile.
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Offsetting these rating strengths is COF's high proportion of consumer-related assets and more specifically its exposure to the near-and-subprime lending space.
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Why isn't there a rule requiring lawmakers to account for new expenditures by finding offsetting budget cuts or revenue increases when Congress enacts them?
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"We are encouraged by unit revenue trends, and see (Southwest) offsetting cost pressures with productivity and revenue management," said Corridore in a research note.
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It's just that democracies that have embraced generous social spending have found ways to afford it by minimizing and offsetting its anti-growth effects.
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Market analysts said the fact the summit happened was a positive for Russian assets, offsetting the negative effect from a drop in oil prices.
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They say the tax on imports will encourage domestic production and cause the already strong dollar to rise, offsetting upward pressure on import prices.
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Expanding into the smart home and audio markets is as important as ever for Apple as it seeks to continue offsetting slowing iPhone sales.
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Offsetting slowing iPhone salesExpanding into new areas like audio is more important for Apple than ever as it seeks to offset slowing iPhone sales.
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But oil inventories appear balanced, with supply (less Iranian/Venezuelan supply) and demand (less business cyclical demand) factors partly offsetting each other, it added.
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TORONTO, May 5 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Thursday as higher oil prices supported resource stocks, offsetting losses for the financials group.
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Stewart was called for roughing the passer, but Newton also was flagged for intentional grounding on the same play, meaning there were offsetting penalties.
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This might lead to price increases for some retail goods, partially offsetting retailers' reduced costs for commodities and the fuel to get things shipped.
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These include making more environment friendly decisions such as tips on offsetting carbon emissions as well as working with local communities at tourist destinations.
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The savings went not to creating affordable housing but to offsetting the tax benefits that Republicans doled out to corporations and the wealthiest Americans.
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I would suggest a new tax on real estate pass-through entities, exactly offsetting the cuts in the recent tax legislation passed by Congress.
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On a four-on-four after offsetting roughing minors, McAvoy scored at the tail end of a triangle breakout up ice at 13:50.
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In fact, near the worst of the stock sell-off bonds were not offsetting the losses by rallying, as everything but cash was liquidated.
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In a phone interview, Mr. Olmos talked about the series, offsetting stereotypes and how he took control over his Emmy-winning "Miami Vice" role.
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Private investment quickened in March, offsetting a slight slowing in what remains heavy investment by the government, particularly in rail lines and other infrastructure.
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Over time those preferences will create an artificial positive correlation between inflation and unemployment, offsetting the underlying causal relationship running in the other direction.
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Hasenstab also reiterated his views that China was rebalancing, with growth in services and consumption largely offsetting the hard landing in the industrial sector.
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The polling trends in Wisconsin -- the state both sides now consider most likely to determine the 2020 winner -- offer an offsetting warning for Democrats.
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Commodity firms and financials made up more than two-thirds of the losses on the index, offsetting gains from real estate and healthcare shares.
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Somewhat offsetting the company's capital and asset quality, MUAH's profitability lags the other large regional banks, primarily due to a lower net interest margin.
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Offsetting much of that effort, however, U.S. oil production has soared by almost 12 percent since mid-2016 to 9.42 million barrels per day.
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Sodexo reported first-quarter revenue growth of 7.1% to 6.08 billion euros ($6.76 billion), boosted by its rugby World Cup partnership, offsetting contract losses.
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Advertisements on search are expected to increase again, offsetting a decline in the price of ads as more people perform searches on mobile phones.
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First, a hot US growth rate is essential for Trump to have any chance of offsetting the cost of his huge corporate tax cut.
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That's because those deductions — which could sometimes extend to more than $100,000 — could lower taxes by offsetting income drawn from a pretax retirement account.
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Happily, economic momentum is also building around the world, a foundation that is offsetting the weakening of the walls being built here at home.
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Consider, too, the mutually offsetting expenditures on competitive advertising and other promotional efforts of private insurers, which can exceed 15 percent of total revenue.
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Clifton said there will be some offsetting factors to this, such as that the government's tax revenue forecasts are currently based on low growth.
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Chicago forward Nikola Mirotic and the Raptors assistant coach Jamaal Magloire received offsetting technical fouls after getting into a shoving match following the brawl.
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Miners pay the TC/RCs to smelters to process their concentrate into refined metal, offsetting what the smelters pay the miners for the concentrate.
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For many investors, the signs of a growth turnaround are offsetting the possible fallout of Trump threatening to impose protectionist tariffs on emerging economies.
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They build off those set in the league's first sustainability report in 85033, which stressed energy reduction, offsetting environmental impacts and inspiring environmental progress.
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The Russian rouble rose 0.3% as month-end tax payments prompted firms to convert their foreign currency holdings, offsetting pressure from lower crude prices.
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Apple is also offsetting some slowing growth of its hardware sales with an accelerating business charging customers for apps, data storage and other services.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan ended almost flat, a 1 percent drop in Chinese and Hong Kong stocks offsetting gains elsewhere.
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Spreadbetters expected Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC to open slightly firmer, with Wall Street's gains overnight just barely offsetting negative views on stocks.
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"The (offsetting) measures must be effective and efficient in the way that won't cause an expansion of public finances," the MOF panel said in recommendations.
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The S&P 303 fell 0.1 percent, after briefly hitting an all-time high, with a 0.9 percent decline in financials offsetting gains in telecommunications.
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Offsetting these positive rating factors is RNRC's exposure to concentration risk in the short-term as the reinsurer expands its portfolio away from sanctioned risks.
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The company's investment income increased 26.2 percent to 10.5 billion yuan, offsetting the impact of a jump in its costs and expenses, the filing showed.
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The conventional economist's response is that while this might be a bummer for St. Louis, there are offsetting benefits for workers in the other cities.
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"Growth is nevertheless expected to step up significantly over the coming quarters, largely offsetting the lack of momentum at the turn of 2017," it said.
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Fitch expects slight GDP improvement in 2017, mainly driven by tourism in addition to industry and commerce, offsetting decreasing exports in oil and mining products.
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"The comments from the Fed officials today were mixed and largely offsetting," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst with Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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"Volumes were softer than expected, and price did not come close to offsetting the (currency) headwind in the quarter," Citi analyst Raghav Gupta-Chaudhary said.
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Offsetting most of the gains, sales in the motor vehicle and parts sector fell 4.0 percent, the largest percentage decline since November 2016, Statscan said.
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The stable stocks forecast included reduced forecasts for animal feed demand and exports within the EU, offsetting the increased outlook for exports outside the bloc.
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The current-account gap is a product of underlying financial flows, and taxing imports will simply cause the dollar to rise in an offsetting fashion.
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Foreign official institutions, mainly central banks, sold $6.13 billion in U.S. Treasuries, offsetting purchases of $7.6 billion from private investors in the month of January.
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However, the Swiss bank expects that a diversified business, stronger investor sentiment and higher market volatility will help offsetting impacts from changes to monetary policy.
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Exchange data showed Qatari institutional investors were net buyers of stocks in a ratio of almost three to one, offsetting net selling by foreign investors.
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Net-zero is the point where the same volume of greenhouse gases is being emitted as is being absorbed through other offsetting techniques like forestry.
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They help raise GDP per person, not lower it, in part by making Australia's population more youthful, thus offsetting the ageing of its baby boomers.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 15 points after momentarily trading higher, with IBM contributing the most losses, offsetting gains from McDonald's and Microsoft.
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So what we are seeing right now is that OPEC production growth is offsetting the decline in non-OPEC supplies, (keeping) global supply rather stable.
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Other taxes offsetting the fiscal impact include an increase in taxes on sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages, and a tax on sales of second homes.
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Etsy is offsetting all of its carbon dioxide emissions from shipping at an annual cost of less than $1 million, the company is announcing today.
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SAUDI OUTPUT UP, BUT NO QUOTA-BUSTING Within OPEC, Saudi Arabia has shouldered the burden of the production cuts, offsetting poorer compliance by other nations.
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Already this year, Coresight said retailers have announced 1,411 store openings (offsetting about 65 percent of store closures), largely stemming from dollar and discount chains.
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The government posted a 2.3% of GDP deficit in 2016, offsetting a 1.5pp fall in current revenues with extraordinary revenue and expenditure cuts in 2H16.
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Strong domestic investment and consumption drove up imports, so that overall there was a negative net trade contribution (with net services partly offsetting net goods).
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Offsetting these strengths to some extent is SGL's subsidiary Suncorp-Metway Limited's (SML, A+/Stable) large banking exposure and weaker standalone profile (viability rating: 'a-').
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Offsetting these strengths to some extent is SGL's subsidiary Suncorp-Metway Limited's (SML, A+/Stable) large banking exposure and weaker standalone profile (Viability Rating: a-).
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I envisage the new government's bias to fiscal stimulus as providing a boost to economic activity, offsetting headwinds to the consumer sector from rising inflation.
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TORONTO, July 28 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index opened slightly lower on Thursday, with losses for banks and consumer stocks offsetting gains for resource sectors.
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However, demand from euro zone countries rose by 4.1 percent, nearly offsetting a drop of 2.8 percent of contracts from outside the common currency bloc.
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A proposal to grant the full White House request failed, as did a proposal that would have appropriated the money, but with offsetting spending cuts.
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"In five of our six business areas, prices increased, more than offsetting the higher costs and keeping overall margins healthy," Pesonen said in a statement.
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Gasoil demand related to IMO 2020 should become more apparent in the coming weeks, offsetting the increased refinery runs, according the FGE and Wood Mackenzie.
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Sluggish wage growth, rising living costs and high levels of household debt have been weighing on the consumer mood, offsetting broad-based strength in employment.
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Financial shares also were under pressure after regulators reportedly launched a nationwide health-check on the banking industry, offsetting strength in resources and materials stocks.
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However, Shelepko suggested that domestic demand has thus far demonstrated "remarkable resilience" due to the services sector offsetting much of Germany's trade-related industrial weakness.
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However, Fujimori's loyalists have divided the main opposition party and could help Kuczynski govern, possibly offsetting support that Kuczynski has lost from centrists and leftists.
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Global oil inventories were expected to drop further as the peak demand summer driving season nears, offsetting increases in U.S. shale output, Bernstein analysts said.
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The improvement in the fourth-quarter estimate was largely due to the better-than-estimated stockpiling of inventories, offsetting the slight decline in consumer spending.
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Still, economic activity is holding up well in the euro zone for now, with domestic consumption and factory activity supporting growth, offsetting weakening export prospects.
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"Rises in exports of our smaller commodities, such as fruit, are offsetting the falls in the dairy sector," said Statistics NZ senior manager Nicola Growden.
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Offsetting the crude build, gasoline stocks fell by 3.3 million barrels, compared with analysts' expectations in a Reuters poll for a 1.9 million-barrel drop.
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The Dow Jones industrial average finished 210 points higher at 22.95,11, with gains in UnitedHealth, Home Depot, and Boeing offsetting losses in McDonald's and 2000M.
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"The sale price appears reasonable and we expect proceeds would reduce leverage largely offsetting dilution from the disposal," Liberum analysts wrote in a research note.
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ET. Canada's benchmark stock index fell on Tuesday as technology and gold mining shares retreated, offsetting gains in the energy sector as oil prices climbed.
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Efforts by Chief Executive Officer Sérgio Rial to cut fundraising costs propped up interest income, offsetting the impact of slower loan disbursements in the quarter.
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Offsetting losses, miners notched strong gains as iron ore prices rose, with mining behemoth BHP Group and rival Rio Tinto Ltd both gaining 1.7 percent.
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The average fuel economy of vehicles on U.S. roads is improving, as a result of federal regulations, which is offsetting the continued growth in driving.
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The governments of most European countries are offsetting the cost of emergency sick leave for employers and aiding smaller companies that are scrambling to survive.
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Snel said in answer to questions from lawmaker Pieter Omtzigt that "in general" intangible assets could be amortized in the Netherlands, offsetting profits earned there.
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The direction of United States population growth is increasingly similar to that of slow-growing Japan and Western Europe, with immigration partly offsetting that shift.
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Another option would be for China to let its currency slide in value against the dollar, making its goods cheaper abroad and offsetting American tariffs.
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Much private spending is thus mutually offsetting, resembling across-the-board increases in weaponry in arms races that do not alter the balance of power.
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He argued that the government should cut taxes to stimulate the economy, then raise interest rates to attract foreign investment, offsetting the increased federal borrowing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve announced a series of coordinated monetary policy moves aimed at offsetting the economic impact of the coronavirus on Sunday night.
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" MICHAEL SKORDELES, U.S. MACRO STRATEGIST, TRUIST/SUNTRUST ADVISORY SERVICES, ATLANTA On why stocks went lower: "There are some cross-currents offsetting or overwhelming (the Fed).
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Then on Wednesday, Mr. Trump unveiled the outlines of his much-anticipated tax overhaul, calling for steep tax cuts with only modest offsetting revenue increases.
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The report attributed that slight reduction in part to people who had returned to their homes, offsetting the number of new people who had fled.
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The FTSE 100 edged 0.1% lower, as Brexit-sensitive stocks such as housebuilder Persimmon and domestic bank RBS rose 3%, respectively, offsetting weakness in miners .
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Early generic competition to flagship gastrointestinal drug Lialda has added to Shire's problems, offsetting positive news on treatments against rare diseases and attention deficit disorder.
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Meat packers increased slaughtering at other plants to take advantage of soaring profit margins after the fire, offsetting the shuttered plant's effect on the market.
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The manufacturing sector added 54,000 jobs in November, offsetting a decline in October related to nearly 50,000 General Motors workers who were then on strike.
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"The Statute thus excessively burdens ISPs' beneficial, pro-consumer speech about a wide variety of subjects, with no offsetting privacy-protection benefits," the complaint continues.
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OPEC members last month agreed to maintain their own production cuts, though rising output in states like North Dakota has been offsetting the cartel's moves.
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TORONTO, April 25 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Wednesday as higher oil prices boosted energy shares, offsetting investor worries about higher bond yields.
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TORONTO, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index edged higher on Monday as financial stocks gained ground, offsetting losses for energy stocks as oil fell.
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Professional investors have suddenly turned optimistic about U.S. stocks again, with bullish sentiment fed by an especially buoyant earnings season that is offsetting other concerns.
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Offsetting these rating strengths, consolidated credit risk ratios for Citi remain higher than some peers despite an improving overall trend over the past several years.
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The brand also has an avid following around the world, with international sales fueling the majority of their recent growth and offsetting sluggish U.S. sales.
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Mr. Trump pulled most of his support from the Gulf Coast and the central part of the state, a hub for wealthy retirees, offsetting Mrs.
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Under the terms of the bailout agreed with the European Commission, Monte dei Paschi must meet given targets at set deadlines or adopt offsetting measures.
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In the meantime, Quintillion is offsetting some of its costs by joining forces with local telecom companies to sell the internet service directly to customers.
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Retirees, to return to that example, would face higher prices for things they buy with no offsetting benefit in terms of improved labor market opportunities.
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Here it became eerie and bitter, with splintering flutter-tongued notes from the wind instruments over an ominous rumble offsetting Ms. Bullock's inky, deep voice.
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India is also a major player in a newly resurrected informal defense alliance known as "the Quad," which is aimed at offsetting Chinese maritime expansion.
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A 10-point increase in Hispanic turnout would go a long way toward offsetting a 10-point decrease in black turnout, according to the project.
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In 2008 BC became the first jurisdiction on the continent to introduce a carbon tax, offsetting the revenue by cutting levies on personal and corporate income.
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TORONTO, July 20 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index dipped slightly on Wednesday as lower oil and gold prices weighed on resource stocks, offsetting gains for financials.
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U.S. economic growth was slightly more tepid than initially thought in the second quarter as businesses aggressively ran down inventories, offsetting a spurt in consumer spending.
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But more broadly, Rhodium notes that modest improvements in the efficiency of furnaces aren't offsetting the effect of population growth and increasing demand for building energy.
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But it suggests that public is open to the idea of, at a minimum, curtailing loopholes and deductions without any offsetting cuts in the top rates.
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Overall margins were even in July, with diesel products posting a profit of as much as 300 yuan a tonne, offsetting losses on gasoline, analysts said.
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Canada's main stock index ended nearly flat on Tuesday as resource and technology shares weighed, offsetting positive earnings results and a deal in the gaming sector.
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That's clearly not keeping up with the increase in energy consumption, but then Netflix is offsetting its use with regional renewable energy certificates and carbon offsets.
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For American businesses operating in Great Britain, these changes will go a long way toward offsetting any potential economic repercussions from reduced access to EU markets.
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Athens and its lenders are discussing a set of measures offsetting the impact of austerity in 2019 and 2020, on condition that Athens outperforms its targets.
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The decrease was due to adverse economics impacting existing business income and increased investment costs more than offsetting growth in new business income (up 13% yoy).
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Offsetting the hatred and bleakness are the luminous main characters: Nargis, Helen and Imran, for whom history, culture and religion are not circumscribed by hard boundaries.
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Offsetting some of the declines was TSX operator, TMX Group Ltd, which rose 0.8 percent to C$10.3 after posting a better-than-expected quarterly profit.
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Delta Air Lines announced that it aims to be carbon neutral in the next 10 years with a $1 billion investment in reducing and offsetting emissions.
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Business surveys on Thursday suggested further slowing in advanced economies in August, but service sector activity remained resilient, offsetting some of the drag from weak manufacturing.
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The FTSE 100 company said its cost-cutting plan, announced late last year, is progressing as expected and the benefits are offsetting slower demand in Europe.
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Even hardcore home peels have gotten crazy considerate, delivering on promises not to irritate by offsetting acids with generous doses of hydrators and inflammation-quelling extracts.
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TORONTO, March 2 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index made small gains on Wednesday, as energy and mining stocks jumped, offsetting losses among consumer and financial weighed.
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The general principle of charging high tuition and then largely offsetting that tuition with grants for the poor could, of course, be applied much more broadly.
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Under what the Freedom Caucus wants and the tax credits were non-refundable, half of Sally's $2,000 credit could go toward offsetting her existing tax bill.
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But while there's the danger that it will hit underserved groups the hardest, offsetting that is the existing data set on which insurance can be priced.
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U.S. domestic demand is strong, he said, and is offsetting weakness in exports and manufacturing that is an effect of weak growth abroad, particularly in China.
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TORONTO, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Friday as heavyweight financial shares climbed, offsetting losses for energy and mining stocks as commodities fell.
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Under a separate law from 2010, designed to deter unfunded legislation, Mr Trump's tax cuts might have triggered automatic offsetting cuts to Medicare and other programmes.
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The goal could be met by cutting greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide 100% or by offsetting them with investments in projects such as clean energy.
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However, offsetting this solid quarter was a greater than expected step-up in TAC expense due to the outperformance in mobile search and programmatic ad revenue.
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In its next financial year, which starts next week, it will be earnings neutral, with the costs of establishing the partnership offsetting the initial fees payable.
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They have a certain economic logic, too — an employee who starts getting coverage because of a pay-or-play law will see an offsetting wage reduction.
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With U.S. supply surging, Goldman Sachs said it expected non-OPEC supply to grow by 1.9 million bpd this year, more than offsetting the OPEC cuts.
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As well as offsetting health-care costs, researchers said their proposed tax could lead to a 16 percent decline in the global consumption of processed meat.
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Offsetting factors are Groupama's relatively high risky assets to equity ratio, some structural weaknesses in the capital structure and a relatively low fixed charge coverage ratio.
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Higher investment gains amidst strong stock market performance and continued stable interest rates are offsetting larger underwriting losses to promote modest capital growth for the year.
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The net inflow into equity funds was wholly down to flows into U.S. equity funds offsetting the largest outflow from Europe in 11 weeks, BAML said.
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Prudential's European asset manager M&G had a tougher year, with retail net outflows more than offsetting positive flows from institutional new business, the group said.
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"Services inflation is offsetting no price pressures on the goods side," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, in a note to clients.
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But one of the main tenets of the plan — offsetting lower revenues with faster economic growth — is getting a cooler reception from critics of the plan.
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Gold edged higher on Wednesday as uncertainty about Brexit talks, French elections and President Donald Trump's economic policies boosted safe haven buying, offsetting a firmer dollar.
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He said a downturn in the property market could prompt vendors to run longer campaigns, spending more on advertising and offsetting a fall in listing volumes.
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That will hoist retail sales, adding to the country's gross domestic product and more than offsetting the drag from damage done by the hurricanes, analysts said.
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Operating profit for the first half of the year benefited from underlying tobacco profit growth offsetting the investment of 100 million pounds into e-cigarette blu.
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"It seems like fundamental backdrop is positive and that is offsetting the turmoil at the White House," Jack Ablin, chief investment officer, Cresset Wealth Advisors, Chicago.
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Organic net sales for snacks in North America grew 5.2%, while that for frozen foods grew 0.6%, offsetting a fall in cereal sales in the quarter.
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"Offsetting that though, we're seeing in the actuarial data that people are continuing to live longer, " she said — which means additional years of expenses to anticipate.
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No, this year's deficits are driven by fiscally irresponsible policymakers — the choices our elected officials made to cut taxes and increase spending without offsetting the cost.
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The recent reform of the stability bank levy entails upfront payments this year, offsetting a projected shortfall from tax reform and cuts to employers' social contributions.
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Non-durable manufacturing rose by 1.9 percent, its strongest growth rate in seven months, nearly offsetting the declines of the past four months, Statistics Canada said.
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Totally offsetting such price hikes from repeal would require some additional funding, and extending reinsurance beyond the two-year span outlined in Collins' bill, he said.
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With the Senate having passed its budget-busting tax plan, the means of offsetting its $1.4 trillion addition to the federal debt is coming into focus.
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Call this a bifurcated index, a selective tape, a stockpicker's market — however it's described, these offsetting moves have the mathematical effect of dampening index-level moves.
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Any potential impact on the rating would depend on the details of the payment and on any offsetting action taken by Syngenta or its parent, ChemChina.
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Fitch expects Swedbank's financial metrics to outperform most peers', offsetting the bank's reliance on its domestic market and its smaller equity base than similarly rated peers.
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Offsetting the big drop in crude stockpiles, gasoline stocks rose by 534,1.83 barrels, while distillate stockpiles, which include diesel and heating oil, jumped by 634,000 barrels.
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Apple's burgeoning services and wearables businesses have played a big role in offsetting dropping iPhone sales, helping the company reach record September quarter revenue in 2019.
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"Offsetting that though, we're seeing in the actuarial data that people are continuing to live longer, " she said, which means additional years of expenses to anticipate.
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Republican Congresses have since sought to impose offsetting cuts only on domestic spending, including disaster aid, while ignoring such offsets for tax cuts, with predictable results.
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But if Trump is telling agencies to focus only on offsetting costs, it will be far more difficult to issue new environmental or public health rules.
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Euro zone industrial production rising more than expected in May, offsetting declines in the past two months and defying gloomy forecasts caused by prolonged trade tensions.
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This fee covers only collective bargaining and contract enforcement, offsetting the union's duty of fair representation, and strictly excludes the cost of political or ideological activities.
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Private investors purchased $60.2 billion in U.S. government debt for the month of February, offsetting sales by foreign official institutions, mainly central banks, of $48.3 billion.
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Worldwide, forests store about one billion to two billion tons of carbon annually, offsetting a chunk of the roughly 10 billion tons emitted by human activity.
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Islands are dynamic ecosystems, he said, which means that changing wave patterns and sediment dumped by storms might be offsetting the erosion caused by rising seas.
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Democrats have captured Republican-held Senate seats in Nevada and Arizona, partially offsetting their losses in the heavily white, conservative states where Republicans unseated Democratic senators.
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That explains why, rather than paying for corporate cuts by offsetting an appropriate number of corporate tax breaks, the Senate wants to cut Medicaid and Obamacare.
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The G.O.P. recently rammed through a tax cut, disproportionately benefiting the wealthy, that will probably cost $2 trillion over the next decade — with no offsetting savings.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday that the Trump administration was considering offsetting the economic burden of the coronavirus pandemic by "immediately" cutting checks to Americans.
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NO. 3 VOTE YES to give Adirondacks and Catskills communities more flexibility to make infrastructure repairs and add services while allowing for new, offsetting forest acreage.
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Cutting current deficits would likely reduce aggregate spending, a change that the monetary policy authorities may have difficulty offsetting precisely because interest rates are so low.
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EasyJet said in November it would become the first major airline to achieve net-zero carbon emissions across its whole network through offsetting of its flights.
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Mr. Mulvaney said Monday that the budget projected that the proposed tax cuts would not increase the federal debt because they would produce offsetting economic growth.
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However, the agriculture, construction and transport sectors saw a rise in the number of employed, partly offsetting the rise in the number of workers laid off.
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U.S. stocks had been lifted by gains in industrial counters and energy companies, offsetting a drop in financials after mixed earnings from big Wall Street banks.
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With proceeds from investing and hedging portfolio offsetting spikes in claims Fitch expects SACE's net profit to remain around 5% of equity over the medium term.
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Sales were almost flat at 929 million euros, with Greek and Romanian fixed-line business offsetting a revenue decline from Greek, Romanian and Albanian mobile operations.
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Inventory accumulation helped to lift economic growth to a 2.1% annualized rate in the third quarter, offsetting the drag to GDP from a wider trade deficit.
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TORONTO, June 12 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Monday as higher oil and gold prices supported resource stocks, offsetting losses for the technology group.
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A record number of states saw well-being worsen, with declines in social, emotional and psychological health offsetting gains in physical health, according to new research.
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"In the data center group, it seems that cloud is still an area of strength, offsetting the weakness in enterprise," Stifel Nicolaus analyst Kevin Cassidy said.
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TORONTO, May 11 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index turned lower on Wednesday as lower oil prices weighed on energy stocks, offsetting gains for the materials group.
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"Even if Turing-based game card sales disappoint near-term, we think Street is missing what could be opportunity for offsetting upside from AI," he said.
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Overall spending was unchanged as households' energy bills dropped 1.3% and spending on food fell 0.9%, offsetting an increase of 0.3% on manufactured goods, said INSEE.
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Low interest rates are offsetting the high deal prices for many buyers and making private equity firms more competitive with strategic buyers, Smith and Kawarabayashi said.
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The trade dispute is raising concerns about the potential for slower growth in oil consumption, offsetting supply concerns stemming from the upcoming U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Inventory accumulation helped to raise economic growth to a 2.1% annualized rate in the third quarter, offsetting the drag to GDP from a wider trade deficit.
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European bank senior debt spreads have widened only modestly so far in 2016 as investors weigh the offsetting effects of improved capitalisation and weaker economic prospects.
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The dollar's rise followed news of an easing in U.S.-China trade tensions, offsetting weakness in financial stocks after recent gains in U.S. yields levelled off.
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"The stable outlook reflects offsetting risks to the UK's creditworthiness," the agency said, also maintaining its sovereign credit ratings for the country at 'AA/A-1+'.
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Output from OPEC producers will grow at a much slower pace, the IEA said, adding it expected Venezuelan production declines to accelerate, offsetting gains in Iraq.
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By investing in cosmetology, you increase the supply of these valuable products, therefore offsetting the demand and thus, the ones who hold the power because of it.
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This served to draw in new players and better immerse existing fans in the world of Angelique, while also offsetting the lower sales of the game itself.
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Oil prices regained some ground amid talk that Saudi Arabia was weighing options to halt its decline, offsetting an increase in stockpiles and fears of slowing demand.
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The easy (and lazy) answer is that it must be that the 62 percent of whites are still voting overwhelmingly for Republicans, offsetting these growing demographic changes.
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Still, in what Palestinians saw a goodwill gesture, Egyptian cooking oil began entering Gaza on Sunday, offsetting Israeli supplies cut off in retaliation for the border violence.
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Bayer said U.S. consumers were switching to online purchases, leading to declines in established drugstore footfall which its own e-commerce push was not offsetting fast enough.
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Trump's budget also raises an interesting political question: Will congressional Republicans — who all express concern about deficits — support the President's approach of offsetting spending increases with cuts?
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The edged lower against its U.S. counterpart on Wednesday as the greenback broadly climbed, offsetting data that showed a surprise strengthening of the domestic economy in August.
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Oil prices continued to decline after last week's selloff, weighed by signs U.S. production and inventory growth were offsetting OPEC's attempts to reduce a persisting global glut.
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Offsetting those gains was a 16.2% fall in shares of entertainment company Ubisoft, which lost roughly a quarter of its value after cutting its 2020 earnings guidance.
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The ONS said business investment grew by a quarterly 0.6 percent in the first three months of 2017, only partially offsetting a fall in the fourth quarter.
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A weaker yuan makes Chinese exports more attractive, giving them a competitive advantage in international markets, in addition to offsetting the costs of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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He said the hospital's focus is on serving those with public health coverage — even if that means offsetting those costs with high bills for the privately insured.
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The system is similar to what you'll find on an internet jukebox, though it helps democratize the process a bit by offsetting song choice onto mobile devices.
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Although real hourly wages have risen slightly, the growing share of atypical employment, especially at the bottom end of the labour market, is partially offsetting this gain.
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While mortgage applications to refinance are high, purchase application volume is not getting quite the same boost from lower rates; higher home prices are offsetting the savings.
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Aviation is not covered by the Paris agreement to limit climate change, and most private jets are excluded from CORSIA, a carbon-offsetting scheme involving most airlines.
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The cut for spending this year is reportedly offsetting the $30 billion in supplementary increases in defense spending and potential costs for the border wall with Mexico.
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Moreover, those areas will not benefit as much as their cooler northern counterparts will from offsetting benefits of warming, such as lower heating costs in the winter.
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However, HCN's 2016 guidance assumes $1 billion of dispositions without fully offsetting acquisitions which would reduce leverage further; --Debt repayment with the issuance of new unsecured bonds.
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"The tech industry is in more control of its own destiny than Donald Trump and will work past these issues, partially offsetting this temporary headwind," wrote Munster.
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But ever since the shale revolution, there has been an offsetting benefit to American GDP because higher prices stimulate investment in the Permian and other shale basins.
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"Helped by tailwinds from the political cycle, digital has been increasingly offsetting the secular declines at the legacy print business," Barclays analysts wrote in a client note.
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It would be one of several measures aimed at offsetting lost revenue under sweeping tax cuts planned by President Donald Trump and the Republican leadership in Congress.
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The government plans to spend 2 trillion yen ($18.3 billion) in offsetting measures, which Mimura said should help ease the tax hike pain "to a considerable degree".
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"These offsetting factors point to a gas market that will balance on a knife's edge this winter, with little spare room on either side," according to Cohen.
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"On the plus side—at least for Q3 GDP—inventory growth now appears to be adding even more to current-quarter growth, about offsetting the trade drag."
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It said market conditions in Italy had continued to improve and retail growth in Germany remained robust, which in part had been offsetting intense competition in Spain.
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It said market conditions in Italy had continued to improve and retail growth in Germany remained robust, which in part had been offsetting intense competition in Spain.
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That argument has become less valid as the balance of payments is less solid and you can no longer argue its strength is fully offsetting internal leverage.
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Trump declined to provide details, but U.S. officials long have expressed concerns that China's yuan is undervalued, giving China a trade advantage and partly offsetting U.S. tariffs.
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Vodafone said market conditions in Italy had continued to improve and retail growth in Germany remained robust, which in part had been offsetting intense competition in Spain.
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The revenue boost from the 2014 tax reform is mostly offsetting this impact but is being used as intended primarily to fund higher health and education outlays.
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In its World Economic Outlook report, the body said this reflected resilient domestic demand in China and robust growth in the services sector, offsetting weakness in manufacturing.
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The company calculates its debt differently from the rest of the industry, offsetting some of it with inventories of commodities that can easily be converted into cash.
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If it outperforms its targets it will be allowed to activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of the additional austerity, which includes mainly lowering taxes.
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His comments reflect wider concern among some economists that a tax increase will slow growth without offsetting the dent in public finances caused by the salary rise.
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Their losses dragged the mid caps index down 0.1 percent by 0922 GMT, more than offsetting gains among energy stocks, which tracked gains in crude oil prices.
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Shale wells are cheaper to drill and faster to start production, offsetting the majors' past focus on giant fields whose payoff can be decades into the future.
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ICAO has estimated that carbon offsetting will cost operators 0.2-0.6 percent of total revenue from international aviation beginning in 2025, and 0.5-1.4 percent from 2035.
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If it outperforms its targets, it will be allowed to activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of the additional austerity, which includes mainly lowering taxes.
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The Rockets made hay from deep in the early stages, offsetting the Bucks' 48.9-percent shooting in the first half by drilling 10 of 22 3-pointers.
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Dr. Anderson pointed out that the death rate from heart disease, which had been declining for decades — and offsetting the rises in drug deaths, for example — flattened.
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This limited the scope for so called "Ricardian" effects, whereby private sector saving rates fall following a fiscal tightening, offsetting some of the negative impact on growth.
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"Commodities are volatile, more so than stocks, which means that adding commodities to a portfolio may increase real return volatility, offsetting the benefits of hedging," says Ilijevski.
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They say the U.S. dollar would strengthen after the plan was enacted, so it would be cheaper for companies to buy imported goods, offsetting the additional tax.
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Since the long rise in stocks has left many investors with big gains, it may be especially valuable to hunt for offsetting losses before this year's Dec.
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U.S. construction spending rebounded more than expected in April as investment in private construction projects notched its biggest gain since 2012, offsetting a drop in public outlays.
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But the study points out that buybacks are aimed not necessarily at benefiting shareholders, but rather at offsetting the dilution that results from awarding stock to executives.
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We expect some offsetting cuts to government consumption and capital spending (where Romania has a track record of under-execution), while higher wages will increase social contributions.
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Federal subsidies will generally rise along with premiums, offsetting much of the additional costs, and consumers can, in any event, switch to cheaper health plans next year.
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Deliveries of VW's largest division were up 6.7 percent last month to 547,700 cars, with growth in China, Europe and even Russia offsetting declines in the Americas.
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ICAO has estimated that carbon offsetting will cost operators 0.2-0.6 percent of total revenue from international aviation beginning in 2025, and 0.5-803 percent from 2035.
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Offsetting that increase, the EIA data showed inventories of gasoline and distillate fuel, which includes heating oil and diesel, both fell by more than 5 million barrels.
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Obama is expected here later this year to cement a new partnership important to the future of the United States as a China-offsetting power in Asia.
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But it managed to maintain a more balanced trade because German manufacturers increased their exports to all these countries too, offsetting the job losses from import competition.
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Prospex said that volume growth on Dutch gas exchange Title Transfer Facility (TTF) remains dominant, more than offsetting a continued decline on Britain's National Balancing Point (NBP).
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The holidays encourage vastly more tax evasion going forward, which in turn reduces future revenue, more than offsetting the initial windfall from companies bringing the money back.
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Next enjoyed strong sales of clothes such as shorts, T-shirts and dresses, offsetting fears of a weak end to summer, with online sales providing the impetus.
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Early reports had the company eye a return to the LCD as a way of offsetting the phone's cost in order to appeal to a broader audience.
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Norsk said it expected China to have a 1.5 million tonne surplus of aluminum this year, offsetting a deficit of 1.5 million tonnes elsewhere in the world.
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"(The) growth of those brands isn't necessarily offsetting some of the declines in the larger brands," said President and Chief Executive Officer Mark Smucker on the call.
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At 6.5%, Ford's dividend yield was the highest in the auto industry, offsetting a stock price that had declined substantially against broader markets before the coronavirus crisis.
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But these offsetting programs are only as good as the accounting behind them, and for some, their effectiveness so far in limiting greenhouse gas emissions is questionable.
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He had a lot of offsetting disadvantages as a general election candidate, but in pure issue terms, he repositioned the GOP to the center, and it worked.
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"Congress must prove it is serious about offsetting new spending by first enacting deficit reduction legislation — this is the fiscally responsible and right thing to do," Rep.
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The medical team working for Air France, directed by the airline's medical aviation physician, Dr. Vincent Feuillie, has focused on offsetting the anxieties associated with air travel.
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WASHINGTON, March 15 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve announced a series of coordinated monetary policy moves aimed at offsetting the economic impact of the coronavirus on Sunday night.
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He blasted Trump for portraying the GOP's Senate pickups as offsetting its House losses, but made no new vows to amp up policy fights with the president.
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"The World Economic Forum says its offsetting the carbon from flights, and taking other environmental stepsThe WEF said it is "constantly looking to reduce our carbon footprint.
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Construction stocks remained popular after China launched a new economic zone, offsetting any negative impact from a survey finding eased activity in China's service sector in March.
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Britain's consumers, buoyed by rising pay and modest inflation, have helped the economy to grow since the 2016 Brexit referendum, offsetting cuts to investment by many companies.
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According to the study, these increases in state math and science high school graduation requirements reduced alcohol consumption without any offsetting increase in marijuana or cigarette use.
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Indeed, in a low growth and low interest rate environment, the stimulus to growth may be relatively strong, offsetting some of the impact on public debt dynamics.
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That helps explain why consumers continued gravitating toward pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and other roomy models, offsetting another steep fall in sales of sedans and compacts.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. import prices were unchanged in January as the cost of petroleum products fell, offsetting gains in the prices of motor vehicles and capital goods.
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Volkswagen is producing its ID.3 electric sedan with wind and solar energy, and offsetting any additional emissions by financing a project in the rainforests of Borneo.
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A feedback loop in which his efforts to mobilize turnout among his core supporters are producing an offsetting turnout surge among key Democratic groups, particularly African Americans.
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TORONTO, July 19 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index dipped slightly on Tuesday as lower oil prices weighed on resources stocks, offsetting gains for consumer and technology stocks.
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"We did see traffic continue to be a headwind for us in the second quarter," said Haselden, adding that customers did make larger purchases, offsetting that trend.
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Verlander created the new slider by offsetting the grip on his four-seam fastball, moving his index and middle fingers to the right side of the ball.
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TORONTO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Monday as industrials and financials lost ground, offsetting gains for the materials group as commodity prices rose.
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Partially offsetting these positive factors are continued balance sheet and earnings pressure from pension liabilities, competitive insurance market conditions particularly in reinsurance, and the global economic downturn.
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ET. Canada's main stock index slipped on Friday, as a range of miners, energy producers, telecom and consumer stocks weighed, offsetting gains for its heavyweight bank stocks.
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Britain's consumers, buoyed by rising pay and modest inflation, have helped the economy to grow since the 2016 Brexit referendum, offsetting cuts to investment by many companies.
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