Google searches for bitcoin now outpace searches for the Kardashians.
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Plus, it's managed to consistently outpace Amazon in its segment.
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Given that emerging markets will outpace America, that may rise.
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Apple's App Store continues to outpace Google Play on revenue.
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In some categories, Snapchat is starting to outpace conventional media.
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House prices in such places, unsurprisingly, outpace the national average.
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They continue to outpace agricultural imports, which have also risen.
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If so, consider offering those workers raises that outpace inflation.
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If American companies become smaller, the Chinese will outpace us.
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Can we change education fast enough to outpace the machines?
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Events on the ground might outpace the diplomats, said Singer.
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Still, American said it expects its revenue growth to outpace rivals.
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Volumes, however, remained on track to outpace last year's record high.
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It did outpace analysts' estimates of $22020 billion, according to Refinitiv.
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"This is what you get when expectations outpace technology," they say.
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It turns out that food and energy production always outpace depletion.
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Growth and mortality rates far outpace fuels reduction and timber harvesting.
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Wage rises are expected to outpace inflation this year and next.
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But her ambition seems to outpace her vision for the city.
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Electric vehicles now outpace consumer electronics in the demand for lithium.
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These rates far outpace virtually every other country in the world.
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The U.S. gains against cancer outpace the UK, France, and Canada.
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A fourth factor has emerged that could outpace the other three.
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Small-company stocks continued to outpace the rest of the market.
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U.S. revenue continues to outpace international, at $465 million versus $358 million.
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The replies to many of their recent tweets far outpace the retweets.
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Only the London borough of Tower Hamlets is likely to outpace it.
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Harvard and Stanford far outpace any other institutions on the CEO list.
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However, McDonald's said U.S. restaurants underperformed as costs continue to outpace sales.
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So last quarter you saw Old Navy really outpace the retail sector.
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Feingold continues to outpace Johnson in fundraising and has a cash advantage.
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But the air conditioner rules could outpace many of the other standards.
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Even with outside groups behind Stutzman, Young has continued to outpace him.
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The concern for the tribe now is that construction could outpace litigation.
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Yes, you might need a boost from market returns to outpace inflation.
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But Jenner&aposs spending doesn&apost seem to outpace her growing wealth.
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But employer health cost trends have continued to outpace general economic inflation.
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Microsoft says Windows 10 continues to outpace all of Microsoft's previous Windows launches.
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The problem lies with the oil glut as supply continues to outpace demand.
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"The facts on the ground far outpace law, policy and authority," he said.
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But wage growth is expected to outpace price rises across the forecast horizon.
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Before too long, interest on the debt will outpace most other federal expenditures.
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Chief financial officer Drew Vollero added sales growth continues to outpace cost growth.
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Analysts expect China's demand growth to outpace supply growth this year and next.
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That means Bush needs to far outpace his current standing in the polls.
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"I didn't think a skinny girl like you could outpace me," he said.
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The International Energy Agency said global oil supply will outpace demand throughout 2019.
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The tendency for ad prices to outpace audience growth, however, isn't remotely new.
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"It's not going to outpace inflation, but it provides some stability," Williams said.
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The President's re-election campaign is set to outpace his fundraising in 2016.
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And the current growth continues to outpace projections based on that August measurement.
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Those firmly committed against the President (43%) outpace those solidly behind him (37%).
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The pay raise will outpace Wal-Mart's recent increase in its minimum wage.
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While the company was able to outpace analysts' expectations, its revenue fell short.
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But if he wants to get through it he must outpace the sun.
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The 2012 GOP field and 2004 Dem field did not outpace incumbent presidents.
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Clinton also continues to outpace Trump when it comes to TV ad spending.
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Deposit growth continues to outpace loan growth despite higher interest rates across the industry.
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Nevertheless, we think foreign equities have the potential to outpace domestic markets this year.
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Events again outpace the White House The question is, can Trump's new defense work?
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Remember the point in this presidential election cycle when real life didn't outpace satire?
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But nowhere near quickly enough to outpace the money MoviePass was setting on fire.
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Especially when the financial hunger for new movies begins to outpace the storytelling necessity.
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Can AI outpace the expertise of vaunted futurists like Mary Meeker or Ray Kurzweil?
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Lindt now expects North American sales to outpace group sales growth from next year.
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Data already indicate new U.S. renters will outpace new homeowners in the coming decades.
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And, according to my calculations, 53 is on track to outpace last year's record.
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Still, it is striking to see the S&P's dividend yield outpace Treasury rates.
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We tried to outpace the thing that chased us, that said: You are nothing.
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This is the first major schism as the show begins to outpace the books.
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The evolution of AI can easily outpace our existing best practices and user expectations.
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In North America, the goal was also to outpace market growth continue its expansion.
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Corporate tax reform American companies pay taxes that outpace those in other developed countries.
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New memories eventually outpace old knowing, or at least that's a hunch I have.
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The Association of Public Health Laboratories has maintained that demand continued to outpace supply.
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There's the nagging ubiquity of the internet, which can spoil endings or outpace them.
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This year's overdose fatalities are set to outpace last year's, according to the report.
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Men outpace women in this category: 79 percent report their meat consumption is unchanged.
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Apple has been seeing sales growth of its Watch outpace its other iconic products.
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Sea level rise alone is projected to outpace the global average for Southeast Florida.
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"We have been able to outpace death in every type of trauma," she said.
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The cartel said production increases from non-OPEC countries will outpace demand growth next year.
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This would force America, they said, to outpace other nations in building up nuclear armaments.
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Basically, global warming has begun to outpace the (comparatively) less extreme predictions for Earth's future.
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Apple MusicLet's be honest: Apple Music will probably never outpace Spotify in number of subscribers.
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Robots are another area where the Chinese market is beginning to outpace its Western counterparts.
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This, Lord says, is a proven characteristic of funds that outpace their benchmarks over time.
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Microsoft's ability to outpace the competition is one reason why Skype isn't going anywhere soon.
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"[This shows] that demand for talented high-skilled workers continues to dramatically outpace supply," Fwd.
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IIF projects GDP growth in emerging markets to outpace developed markets in the near term.
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The problem is, they are not growing fast enough, and demand continues to outpace capacity.
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International markets are a good bet to continue to outpace the U.S., Merrill Lynch says.
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They managed to outpace six other aspirants in speaking time and engagement on the questions.
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Nevertheless, many expect the country's period of mourning to outpace anything that has come before.
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In 2027 alone, federal spending was projected to outpace revenues by more than $85033 trillion.
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The speed with which stories are expanding is beginning to outpace our capacity for language.
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That was fewer than 2346's additions but more than enough to outpace population growth.
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Musk worries AI's development will outpace our ability to manage it in a safe way.
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How did 210.3 nations outpace the US in women's representation over the past 29.7 years?
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Producing robots in-house, so to speak, is where China is looking to outpace America.
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The explosive adoption of this form factor is continuing to outpace any technological trend in history.
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It'll outpace any SUV on a canyon road and make a lot of noise doing it.
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Despite the drop, permits continued to outpace starts, a positive sign for future multi-family construction.
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China's growth rate, in particular, will "significantly outpace" the rate for the rest of the world.
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The company expects it to outpace its goal of $290 billion in Champion sales by 290.
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Through 2018, the company forecast that selling and marketing costs would continue to outpace revenue growth.
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PCs easily outpace consoles in terms of power and have a wider variety of games available.
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Some have warned for years warned of a crunch where demand for spectrum would outpace supply.
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Growth has slowed somewhat since 14.7, but is still expected to outpace the euro zone's average.
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After broad underperformance for most of this year, value stocks are beginning to outpace growth stocks.
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It was capitalism's ability to outpace Soviet growth at key junctures that made ideological victory possible.
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To be sure, increases in college costs over the past decade still greatly outpace overall inflation.
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In the 2628s, it was a rising Russian economy that the U.S. feared might outpace it.
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Republicans have long feared a "demographic time bomb," one that would outpace their traditional white constituencies.
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And Stiglitz's moral — "Be careful not to let economic integration outpace political integration" — is well stated.
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The number of college graduates has also increased steadily since 1940 and now women outpace men.
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Revenue would grow by double digits, while non-IFRS operating income would outpace revenue, he said.
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Apple's App Store continues to massively outpace Google Play on consumer spending, the report also found.
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There was a risk expectations would outpace what comes through but generally earnings have been favorable.
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And that's on top of common fees, which can outpace even a wealthy person's retirement income.
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Interest in Marianne Williamson on social media continues to outpace her polling by a big margin.
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For example, inflation can outpace wage growth, making it harder to save on the same income.
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The show's ideas outpace its execution (not unusual in Australian TV), especially in the second season.
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Investments in infrastructure enable the region to outpace other areas of the country, such as Basra.
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The data clearly show that stock market returns outpace most other investments over the long term.
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Shying away from equities means you'll have less to spend, because your money won't outpace inflation.
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RM: McKinley understood that America's industrial and agricultural productivity was beginning to outpace the domestic market.
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The number of job openings dipped slightly in May, but continued to outpace last year's levels.
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The bottom line: In 217 and 20153, the IEA expects production to continue to outpace demand.
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He is likely to far outpace the fundraising by Democrats who are just beginning to build campaigns.
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While house price inflation has slowed, it continues to outpace wage growth, sidelining some first-time homebuyers.
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Sales of Tesla Model 3 vehicles far outpace the company's older Model S and Model X vehicles.
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Growth in the fixed income market would outpace equities, as investors seek more stable returns, he added.
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And let's not forget the S20's zoom capabilities (up to 30X) which outpace its Apple counterpart.
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Companies will continue to outpace the public sector and the role of government for important governance decisions.
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Shanghai is also an example of how parts of the country can outpace others in SOE reform.
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Eventually, though, it seems inevitable that AI will be able to outpace even the slickest human pilots.
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The CEO is bullish that his company can outpace higher-profile competitors in the race to autonomy.
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Lamp said that long-term demand for gasoline will outpace supply globally, spurring demand for new capacity.
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Morgan Stanley and Gartner estimate that cloud security will outpace on-prem growth by orders of magnitude.
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The domestic box office continues to outpace last year's revenues, with 2016 up roughly 4% over 2015.
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Abney said that he expected growth in revenue to outpace costs for the remainder of the year.
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He's afraid that increased artificial intelligence means that robots will inevitably outpace the thinking capacity of humans.
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If you have financial aid programs that outpace annual increases in tuition, make sure to list them.
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What we do know is that the total losses are significant, and they far outpace any gains.
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Still, Brown predicts it's "just a matter of time" before American-based brands outpace their European competitors.
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Average home prices in British Columbia and Ontario are seen as continuing to outpace the national average.
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As for new construction, warehouse demand continues to outpace supply, despite a four-year surge in development.
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Mobile visitors continue to outpace those from desktops for news sites, according to a study out Wednesday.
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The details: Executives stressed the deal would help America outpace China and others in 5G wireless development.
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That amount of tightening could see the central bank outpace the Federal Reserve over the coming year.
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Application revenues from enterprise VR, in fact, are now projected to outpace consumer entertainment revenues by 2020.
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As technology has transformed Capitol Hill, younger staffers often outpace their bosses in adapting to newer technologies.
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But analysts reckon its profit growth over the next 18 months will far outpace Wall Street rivals.
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Job openings, however, continued to outpace the number of unemployed Americans, which was 5.8 million in February.
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Businesses say wages will outpace productivity as upward pressure on pay ripples to other low-end salaries.
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What we know is that the mortality rate due to obesity will soon outpace that of malnutrition.
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I'm constantly looking at how I can squeeze out a little bit more to outpace the interest.
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"The economy continues to grow, it continues to outpace most other economies," he told a news conference.
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With 29 days left to go, the second volume is positioned to outpace that record as well.
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But the middle or high end of that range might not be enough to outpace value deflation.
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Alphabet's advertising business helped the company outpace expectations with its earnings in the last three months of 2015.
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While house price inflation is slowing as demand for home purchases cools, it continues to outpace wage growth.
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But it remains to be seen whether these detection methods will outpace the rapid advancement of deepfake tech.
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Though house price inflation has slowed significantly, it continues to outpace wage growth, sidelining some first-time homebuyers.
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"At the end of the day, the U.S. is trying to outpace China for the lead," he said.
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The market leader is still gaining market share and posting same-store sales numbers that outpace the industry.
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Most importantly, contrary to what is implied in this report, our demand for cells continues to outpace supply.
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Meanwhile, startups in other countries (many of which are government-funded) could quickly outpace US self-driving tech.
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According to International Energy Agency, oil supply is expected to outpace demand through the first half of 2017.
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Indeed, some in the auto industry think emerging markets could well outpace some rich countries in adopting EVs.
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Should this trend continue, this will be the first year since 2008 that hedge fund liquidations outpace launches.
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Although the Indian economy continues to outpace both richer and poorer rivals, the government's fiscal options are narrowing.
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In the short term, pure battery electrics are expected to outpace fuel cells, among non-gasoline engine cars.
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London IPOs in 2017 already outpace 2016, a year marked by volatility and a string of pulled listings.
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The cost of reaching out to potential customers through television ads only began to outpace inflation in 1997.
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Raw sugar prices are languishing at multi-year lows as huge global supplies of the sweetener outpace demand.
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"The diesel rally should be short-lived, as China's overall refinery output growth will outpace demand," said Dai.
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Final numbers are still being tallied, but it appears that ticket sales will outpace the year-ago period.
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Effectively containing an epidemic requires constant vigilance to ensure the spread of infectious pathogens doesn't outpace response efforts.
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Gender Women continue to outpace men in early voting in every state where Catalist provided data to CNN.
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But privacy and athletes' rights advocates worry the technology will outpace the adoption of legal limits and standards.
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The United States continues to far outpace China in net national wealth, even with its own debt problems.
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And she said it's unlikely that an app could ever outpace other traditionally reliable methods of birth control.
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Housing costs continue to outpace the overall cost of living, creating an incredibly competitive market in many areas.
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Meanwhile, traditional trucking companies like Schneider have set up their own brokerages because — again — sales typically outpace capacity.
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But the real indicator is the Democrats' popular vote total, which is projected to significantly outpace the Republicans'.
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This year will mark the first time for commercial launches across the globe to outpace government-sponsored launches.
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As ice melt continues to outpace scientists' expectations, some fear that could happen more quickly than they thought.
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If we cannot learn to outpace ISIS, we will not be ready for the group that surpasses it.
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Idaho's latest voter registration numbers show Republicans outpace Democrats by a margin of more than 4 to 1.
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A government report said last month import growth was expected to continue to outpace export growth in 2018.
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If they outpace the Islanders, the Rangers will most likely meet the Capitals in the postseason's second round.
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Irrespective if they are public or private, their performance seems to outpace those of traditional companies out there.
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It said the expected growth in production would outpace pipeline capacity expansions by later this year and 2019.
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The demand for Trader Joe's stores does seem to outpace the supply, hence the long waits at checkout.
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Yale's return did outpace that of the biggest university endowment, Harvard's, which managed a return of 8.1 percent.
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Year after year, tuition increases outpace the cost of inflation and growth in most sectors of the economy.
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On how Sendy will outpace rivals such as Kobo360 and Lori Systems, Alloys points to the startup's platform.
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But the senator has continued to outpace Strickland in every fundraising quarter and has a significant cash advantage.
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Malcolm is expected to outpace the rest in the 25-mile bike ride on the Henry Hudson Parkway.
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But some senior officials worry that expectations of the activist base may outpace what Democratic lawmakers can achieve.
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The greenback has weakened as markets have grown more confident that a global recovery would outpace U.S. growth.
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Global dairy supply continues to outpace demand, putting pressure on markets in both Europe and worldwide, Hogan said.
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These are being used in regions where population growth, economic growth and internet adoption all outpace global averages.
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The company earlier this month said earnings and same-store sales in the current quarter would outpace expectations.
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Australia's modest growth is still expected to outpace global competitors, according to industry body International Wool Textile Organisation.
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German economists started to model a scenario in which France's advantage in demography enabled its economy to outpace Germany's.
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Expedia shares sank 16.2 percent after the online travel services company said costs would outpace revenue growth this year.
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It's not the biggest who are going to win, it's the smartest who are going to outpace the others.
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It's a real threat, it's a growing threat, but it's one that we can and should continue to outpace.
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Mobile momentum carries on: Mobile games will continue to outpace growth on PC and console in the coming years.
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In a report issued Wednesday, S&P said that sovereign rating downgrades are unlikely to outpace upgrades in 2017.
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However, the surge in construction threatens to outpace or match the increased demand for housing, leaving housing inventories untouched.
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In China, where current new car sales outpace the U.S., only 26 percent of new car sales are financed.
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It would also easily outpace the $1.4 billion that Congress set aside for barriers in its fiscal 2019 appropriations.
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Expedia shares sank 19 percent after the online travel services company said costs would outpace revenue growth this year.
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Asia's third-largest economy is expected to grow at a steady rate and outpace China over the coming year.
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And it's still possible that EAGLE's ability to update its forecasts as an event proceeds might outpace the markets.
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Since 2012 the European firm has won more orders than Boeing, and may eventually outpace it in annual deliveries.
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"They record small moments with sweeping scope, moments in which the speed of thought seems to outpace real time."
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By being fast and innovative these companies were for the most part able to outpace state and federal regulators.
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To launch a comprehensive birth-control access campaign in southeastern Kentucky, where teen birth rates outpace the national average.
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The 2018 box office continues to outpace last year, with revenues up 10 percent from 2017, according to Comscore.
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The result: Macy's managed to outpace analysts' first-quarter earnings and sales expectations and raised its full-year outlook.
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Image: this is the boatman who guides you to hellOne guy in Florida, however, managed to outpace us all.
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European turboprop maker ATR said on Tuesday its new airplane orders could outpace deliveries by 50 percent in 2017.
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Four Tennessee starters scored in double figures, enabling the Vols (4-0) to steadily outpace the Hornets (0-4).
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Their drive to quash opposition has been taken up with a righteous zeal that may outpace even the president.
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She has continued to outpace her colleagues in opposing Mr. Trump's nominees to his administration and the federal courts.
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Technology is developing rapidly and demand for tech workers continues to outpace supply, creating a fiercely competitive hiring landscape.
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Our current desires as media consumers are elusive, and yet today's budding technologies seek to outpace them by decades.
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Spending has continued to outpace revenue, with a 3% rise of revenue overshadowed by an 8% jump in spending.
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According to CNET's testing, it can outpace the average download speed in the United States by around 1,000 percent.
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He even lets her know she's one of the cool kids because she can outpace him on the treadmill.
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That is likely because Chamonix and the eight resorts in Les 3 Vallées continue to outpace Megève in investment.
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It expects growth of sales and earnings in 2018 and for sales to outpace the market beginning in 2019.
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Ultimately, cost cutting and productivity improvements allowed the company to outpace Wall Street's earnings expectations, but revenue fell short.
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They are finding it ever more difficult to beat the broader market, especially as FANG stocks outpace the rest.
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The Republican has won competitive races in the heavily Hispanic district even as Democratic voter registrations easily outpace Republicans.
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" At the same time, renting is more expensive, as "rent gains across the country continue to far outpace inflation.
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If baby boomers don't have sources of growth to outpace inflation, Ryan warns, they may run out of money.
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The cascade of state investigations across the United States has recently appeared to outpace the church's own internal response.
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It is one reason that solar PV capacity is set to outpace wind for the first time this year.
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Perrigo said on Thursday it had launched five new generic products in 2017, helping it outpace losses from lower prices.
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The end result of these financings is typically that the burn rate will often outpace value accretion at the startup.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill swung back to profitability in the second quarter, but the earnings weren't enough to outpace analyst expectations.
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Given that iPad sales have continued to outpace Mac sales, however, its strongest competition might be Apple's new iPad Pros.
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Averaging 260 infections a week, the case totals for 2000 were already on track to outpace the last two years.
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Averaging 770 infections a week, the case totals for 2016 were already on track to outpace the last two years.
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Shipments will also likely outpace the industry average, allowing Samsung to seize more market share, it said in a report.
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Steps should be taken to overcome concerns that AI will outpace the ability of the government, and society, to adapt.
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The company recently rejiggered its entire women's pants assortment, which has helped that category outpace the company's overall sales trends.
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Growth at Aldi and Lidl, however, continued to outpace the four, with both discounters seeing sales rise by 16.8 percent.
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"Demand growth in 2016 ... should easily outpace capacity growth, barring a serious macroeconomic downturn," the bank said in a Jan.
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But he noted NAB was still targeting income growth to outpace expense growth for the financial year ended Sept. 30.
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One happy story that no longer provides much cheer is the idea that open societies will always outpace lumbering autocracies.
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"Even as builders try to rein in costs, home prices continue to outpace incomes," said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz.
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If they are right, at least 50 percent of active managers should outpace their benchmarks at some point in 2017.
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The expectation of a record U.S. harvest is not helping matters either, as supply looks set to significantly outpace use.
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But growth in operating costs continued to outpace prices charged by services firms, indicating persistent pressure on their profit margin.
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But dig into the numbers and you see that those who dislike Trump strongly outpace those who strongly like him.
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But methane leaks can quickly cause gas to outpace the climate effects of coal, since methane is far more potent.
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"Demand growth in 22017 ... should easily outpace capacity growth, barring a serious macroeconomic downturn," the bank said in a Jan.
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Adding to the concern: It is likely that the speed of increasing resistance will outpace the slow drug development process.
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Still, sports wagering is quickly on its way to outpace the state's far more established, though ailing, horse racing industry.
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The world's most isolated capital city, stuffy and conservative, it has an outlet mall soul that is hard to outpace.
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From 1946 to 1980, the middle class and poor were actually seeing their pay growth outpace that of the rich.
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It's evidence of the dire state of the American middle class, which is struggling as living costs outpace wage increases.
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Internet of Things deployments at a public and enterprise level will also significantly outpace regulatory items in the near term.
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Many prominent scientists are voicing concerns about the potential emergence of artificial "superintelligences" that can outpace our ability to control them.
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But only the strongest AI companies will be able to outlast the pack of startups and outpace the big tech companies.
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Analysts believe the natural gas market is not trading on demand fundamentals because supply growth continues to far outpace rising consumption.
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App Store growth was so large, in fact, that App Annie predicts its revenue in China could outpace Japan in 2016.
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Chinese purchasers continued to outpace all others, with their dollar volume exceeding the total of the next four ranked countries combined.
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The increase in people dying in India from such pollution is forecast to outpace the rate of such deaths in China.
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Mobile shopping did indeed outpace desktop sales in growth throughout the range of the above timeline and continues to do so.
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He has written about the dangers of an inverted yield curve, in which short-term Treasury yields outpace long-term yields.
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As solar penetration rises, the costs of silicon solar cells will not fall fast enough to outpace this drop in value.
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About 68 percent also expressed concern that online socialization will begin to outpace in-person interactions between people, the poll found.
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"Global (refinery) capacity growth will eventually start to outpace demand growth," de Caux said, adding that Europe's refineries are particularly vulnerable.
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That was thanks in part to organic - or internally-generated - growth, which he expects to continue to outpace the wider market.
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It's not the biggest who are going to win, it's the smartest who are going to out-, outpace the-, the others.
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Sampath's gross loan growth of 15.3% in 9M16 continues to outpace the industry's 10.3% growth (Sampath 2015: 24.2%, industry 2015: 21.1%).
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With that growth came some increase in revenue, but iOS continued to outpace Google Play thanks to its traction in China.
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But the growth in the number of renters will outpace the growth in homeowners, rising from 5.8 million to 12.2 million.
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Among the world's top authentic performers, the quest to outpace the competitors without doping often leads down strange, sometimes pseudoscientific paths.
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Broadcasting the tournament is increasingly profitable for both CBS and Time Warner, as advertising costs outpace the cost of TV rights.
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Current U.S. government estimates are for that spending to outpace economic growth and rise to 20 percent of GDP by 2025.
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But some analysts have expressed concern that the rate of expansion may outpace passenger demand, leading to overcapacity and declining profitability.
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Someday it will outpace us, and we will join rage comics, doge, and success kid in the land of the dead.
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Still there are hurdles for those who want to own a home, including home prices and rents that outpace their incomes.
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I was surprised to learn that, among people in their 20s, married women outpace married men when it comes to infidelity.
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Either way growth in natural gas, which has declined precipitously in cost over the last decade, will continue to outpace coal.
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The agency said the test was successful and displayed the United States' ability to outpace North Korea's missile threat through 2020.
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Higher Chinese iron ore prices helped Australian shares outpace regional markets, pushing Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index up 0.7 percent.
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Hawley's campaign circulated a memo touting its poll numbers as McCaskill continues to vastly outpace the Missouri Republican in campaign cash.
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This has become a more controversial topic of late as the marketplace continues to grow and outpace its first-party business.
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In the next 30 years, artificial intelligence will outpace human knowledge, leading to job loss, the billionaire tells CNBC's David Faber.
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"Jimmy Choo continues to outpace the sector despite the challenging competitive environment," said Chairman Peter Harf in a statement on Tuesday.
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There is no question that the innovation we'll see in the coming years will dramatically outpace anything we've seen to date.
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After hitting a trough, the market is expected to rebalance by the year-end though supply will continue to outpace demand.
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Most importantly, they will ensure that the United States continues to outpace competitors like China and Russia in the space race.
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Among other results, its partner schools have experienced annual gains in math proficiency that outpace comparable schools by seven percentage points.
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The bigger problem facing Bitcoin is that the practical and legal uses have struggled to outpace illegal or clearly unethical activity.
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Of course, it would also highlight the massive deficits created by the GOP's tax reform, which far outpace recent spending increases.
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The newer groups -- at least in terms of distributing propaganda -- far outpace the older purveyors of hate, the ADL data shows.
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But instead of a world where capital returns will always outpace wage gains, the progressive worldview puts in place higher taxation.
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The part that mystifies Mr. Donohue is how the cost of education so quickly managed to outpace his ability to pay.
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They have delivered exceptional performance managing BH Media's newspapers and continue to outpace the industry in digital market share and revenue.
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However, such developments have faced criticism over concerns that developments in robotics could outpace new job creation and risk job losses.
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In South Carolina, Trump's ratings outpace his national marks, which currently hover around 25.9% approval, with 49% approving and 47% disapproving.
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There are certainly retailers opening stores — nearly 3,300 by Fung Global Retail & Technology's count — but the closures still far outpace openings.
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However, we believe earnings growth should handily outpace the peer group over the next several years as the integration is completed.
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Overnight, Asian shares had risen as the region also secured weekly gains to outpace most of the rest of the world.
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In a worst-case scenario, COVID-19 cases may outpace hospital beds at a 17-to-one ratio, the analysis says.
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Modern economics says business cycles are caused by changes in total spending which outpace the ability of prices and wages to respond.
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It found the industry to outpace its traditional competitors, posting an overall satisfaction score of 75 compared to 62 for cable companies.
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Federal debt is roughly double its historical average of 39% of GDP and set to outpace economic growth over the next decade.
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Yes, but: Obstacles, like high current costs that outpace other electricity sources, will likely prevent the full technical potential of offshore wind.
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Every year, the fees the state pays them to house elderly and physically disabled people rise at rates that substantially outpace inflation.
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Indeed for the next year, Europe's earnings growth is predicted to outpace the United States according to Refinitiv I/B/E/S.
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We expect cost control to continue, although costs should slightly outpace revenues by 0.2% during 2017-2021, due to ongoing campus capex.
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A recent Adobe Analytics report predicted online spending growth is expected to outpace that of storefront spending 14.8 percent to 2.7 percent.
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"Supply continues to outpace demand and a 2.5 percent gap between the two has opened up," DBS said in a note Wednesday.
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Making speed a priority has allowed Facebook to build products and features that allow it to outpace competitors and perfect user experiences.
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This disconnect has exerted cost pressure on most organic ingredients, which is likely to worsen should demand growth continue to outpace conventional.
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For the first time in years, income gains of a projected 3.5 percent will outpace home price growth of around 2 percent.
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The presidential race will be a huge factor, with Republicans hoping their candidates can outpace Trump if he falters down the stretch.
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Kloza expects global demand for petroleum to outpace supply by about 1 million barrels a day by the middle of the year.
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The number of newspapers to saw their mobile traffic outpace their desktop traffic increased from 28 in 2014 to 85033 in 2015.
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In 2007, a study conducted by the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) anticipated that cancer occurrences would soon outpace oncology services.
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But ultimately, as people continue to live longer and overall health declines, the need for donated organs continues to far outpace availability.
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Analysts are also closely watching Apple's operating expenses, which have been increasing as its research and development costs outpace its revenue growth.
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An earlier report from the Wi-Fi Alliance predicts that the growth in Wi-Fi will outpace unlicensed spectrum within two years.
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The data reflected this expectation, until about 1980, when the number of hot days started to outpace the number of cold days.
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When the mandate is divorced from domestic production realities and continues to outpace production growth, it compels Americans to rely on imports.
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Houston knew he could outpace the smaller competitors in the field because he had firsthand knowledge of where their offerings fell short.
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But wages could soon outpace productivity, Mr. Zandi predicted, because companies will have to pay higher wages to attract and retain workers.
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Wealthier homes have tried plant-based meat more frequently, and suburban households outpace urban and rural residents in trying plant-based meats.
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Coach managed to outpace analysts expectations in the latest period, however a more downbeat forecast sparked a selloff of the company's shares.
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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director general of the World Health Organization, warned on Saturday of the dangers of letting fear outpace facts.
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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director general of the World Health Organization, warned last weekend of the dangers of letting fear outpace facts.
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He promoted the plan at a community resource center in North Charleston, where the campaign says evictions greatly outpace the national average.
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Government explanation: The authorities say they are trying to stop the spread of misinformation, which can outpace their efforts to control it.
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Gross domestic product growth, in contrast, is slowing despite numerous calls from President Vladimir Putin for Russia to outpace global GDP growth.
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Despite the ongoing lawsuit, the company has continued to outpace the industry's average volume growth in China, Guo claimed without revealing numbers.
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These gains far outpace the S&P 500 Retail ETF's (XRT's) loss of about 6 percent for the year-to-date period.
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What makes for disruption in a startup product can quickly outpace a user's skill and requirements when it comes time to sustain.
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It's not uncommon for people to be rent-burdened in cities like New York or San Francisco, where rent prices outpace wages.
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Strong sales of cancer drugs and a turnaround in its baby care business helped Johnson & Johnson's third-quarter earnings and revenue outpace estimates.
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Though still tilting negative, those ratings outpace the previous high reached just after the GOP convention in July, when 43% saw Trump favorably.
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According to its most recent financial statements, Uber's growth continues to outpace its losses, despite those losses seeming fairly huge on the surface.
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Fans of the taboo-shattering company seem to have internalized the fact that Musk's mouth can sometimes outpace his company's ability to deliver.
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Sales generated via tablets and smartphones rose 20183% and Fevad predicted orders made on smartphones could outpace those made via computers by 22018.
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By the numbers: Revenues from social gaming are expected to outpace traditional console gaming in the next few years in revenue and popularity.
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We've heard from folks like Elon Musk and Nick Bostrom4 who are concerned about AI's potential to outpace our ability to understand it.
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"Despite China's growth in gasoline exports, Asia's gasoline balance is tightening because demand growth continues to outpace supply growth," said Wood Mackenzie's Willis.
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CEOs got an average $153,000 pay bump in 2018, while the average US worker got an extra $1,000 — barely enough to outpace inflation.
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In fact, gains in survival rates among this population now outpace those for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and many other serious chronic diseases.
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But Braun has pumped nearly $6 million of his own money into the race, allowing him to outpace his rivals in TV ads.
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Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach, of DoubleLine Capital, went into this year forecasting that commodities would outpace stocks, and so far he's been right.
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Macy's posted steep sales declines on Thursday, but tighter inventory controls helped boost profit margins, allowing the retailer to outpace analysts' earnings expectations.
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Still, Amazon's year-to-date gains outpace Microsoft's, with Amazon up about 85033 percent over the last year and Microsoft up 25 percent.
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The United States must accelerate to the next generation of technology now, before Russia and China outpace us with their military modernization programs.
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Fitch expects ADIA assets to fall to USD475bn at end-2016 from an estimated USD502bn at end-2014 as outflows outpace investment returns.
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But something happened in Season 5, as the timelines imagined by HBO showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss began to outpace Martin's books.
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Also, as clean energy jobs outpace the fossil fuel industry at five to one, renewables are quickly becoming the way of the future.
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Despite that France's government borrowing costs continued to outpace Germany's or even Belgium's as pressure simmered ahead of elections in April and May.
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I was just looking for a place to park my emergency fund money and hopefully outpace (or at least keep up with) inflation.
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If that happens, estimates vary, but most agree that the need for hospital and intensive care unit beds will far outpace our supply.
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Such a nightmare scenario would approach 1930s blight, and far outpace the jobless number after the 2008 financial crisis, which peaked at 9.9%.
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To make matters more difficult, innovation continues to outpace both legislation and our ability to have important conversations about the future we're building.
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Lizards living in hot climates, for example, can easily outpace most of their mammalian predators, as anyone who's ever chased one can testify.
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Meanwhile, China is starting to outpace the US in education of its people in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
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But he has demonstrated sufficient appeal to outpace governors, senators and House members to grab and hold his place on Democratic debate stages.
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"We expect oil demand growth to outpace non-OPEC supply growth in both 2018 and 2019," Standard Chartered analysts said in a note.
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If Medicare for All were anathema, it is unlikely that the candidate most known for it would outpace the field on this question.
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And the small towns that once defined Middle America are dying as big metropolitan areas outpace them in job creation and cultural dominance.
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The Packers have scored at least 30 points in each of the past four weeks to outpace the shortcomings of their own defense.
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The math is simple: if right whale deaths continue to outpace births, the species will be functionally extinct within a few short decades.
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If your goal is to use the money for retirement health-care expenses, make sure to invest it in stocks that can outpace inflation.
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Earnings growth from automotive operations may outpace an expansion in global car production while sales in the industrial division may be flat, Schaeffler said.
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The bank has used a weakened exchange rate since 2013 to lift prices, helping the export-driven economy outpace nearly all other EU members.
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One might have thought that Apple's app economy might lose steam as the number of Android devices began to vastly outpace those running iOS.
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"For the second year in a row, we saw spending growth for prescription drugs dramatically outpace cost growth for other Medicare services," Slavitt said.
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Trade in pre-owned business jets will outpace new plane deals by four-to-one as the global economy softens during the coming years.
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Property prices are still expected to outpace inflation, but the slowdown suggests there will be no meaningful contribution to growth from the housing market.
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Some other interesting tidbits from the report include US AI research papers, which, despite being lower in volume, outpace China and Europe in citations.
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When I asked Chavez whether the job losses were likely to continue to outpace the gains, he reacted with what seemed like genuine uncertainty.
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Last year, Spain saw the number of deaths outpace the number of births for the first time, which means that its total population shrunk.
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Starts continue to outpace sales, adding to the stock of work in progress, while the time taken to complete a project has lengthened considerably.
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Despite the streak of consecutive gains in prices, only once in this period did the rise in home prices outpace inflation, the statement said.
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Occupancy is expected to remain positive, although vacancy rates are likely to increase, as new supply will outpace demand growth, according to the report.
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XpressWest chief executive Tony Marnell said in a statement that his company's "ambitions outpace CRI's ability to move the project forward timely and efficiently".
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These sectors are trading below long-term averages, but JPMorgan expects them to outpace the broad market in terms of earnings growth in 2016.
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The International Energy Agency warned in February that global oil supply was on track to outpace demand despite global production cuts and U.S. sanctions.
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This means AI spending growth in the Asia-Pacific region is expected to outpace the rest of the world over the next three years.
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The futures market is in backwardation where prompt oil prices exceed those for future delivery <0#CL:>, suggesting investors expect demand to outpace supply.
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Credit expansion in China continues to outpace GDP growth, causing total leverage - mostly in the corporate and local government sectors - to reach new highs.
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One of the things we see that is super cool and special is our female customers outpace our male customers, and that's really interesting.
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The new requirement discourages part-time drivers as the costs of owning a commercial vehicle outpace the returns of taking up the gig work.
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The push sparked anger in the Philippines, where domestic output of 255 million tonnes of natural sugar in 26/18 will already outpace demand.
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With the ongoing shift to mobile platforms and web searches, the analyst argues that Google will "outpace" the growth of the overall search industry.
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The combined 28 retirements outpace the last several Congresses, with the pace of Republican retirements tipping things over from business as usual to unusual.
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The International Energy Agency says it expects oil supplies next year to outpace demand despite consumption hitting 100 million bpd for the first time.
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This would be a 220006 percent increase from last year and will likely outpace campaign spending by all of the top presidential candidates combined.
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Electrons, neutrons, or neutrinos can outpace photons of light in such media — though they have to bleed off energy as radiation when they do.
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However, rapid growth has begun to presents risks to external indicators and there is also a risk of overheating as wages outpace productivity growth.
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Silicon Valley is to tech entrepreneurs what Hollywood is to actors, and the region continues to significantly outpace the nation in creating engineering jobs.
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This does not hold true for brand name drugs, which consistently outpace sales of their generic counterparts despite having the same ingredients and effects.
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"The interceptor that we flew yesterday certainly keeps pace with and I would actually say helps us outpace the threat through 2020," Syring said.
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It is simple arithmetic: to have everything, to defeat everyone, to excel and outpace always, is to be very much and very willfully alone.
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It only took a day for a sinister 353-year-old clown to outpace the combined powers of Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson, a.k.
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These are the worst-of-the-worst days, when pedestrians outpace cars, streets morph into parking lots and road rage flares at every turn.
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When a doctor, Craig Spencer, returned to New York from West Africa and tested positive for Ebola in 2014, hysteria threatened to outpace reason.
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"While we may be reluctant to implement autonomous capabilities, there is no doubt our adversaries will take every opportunity to outpace us," Lt. Col.
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As search crews continue inspecting burned ruins, more and more families are receiving the news that their loved ones did not outpace the fires.
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Ms. Harris in particular has had a strong start in fund-raising, and only Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders consistently outpace her in polls.
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With the world watching, Moderna didn't just outpace its Big Pharma rivals, which dwarf the Massachusetts biotech in size and resources, it lapped history.
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When ingested over days or weeks, intake of the medicine can still outpace elimination, and the accumulation can cause a chronic type of toxicity.
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The lull in bookings is on track to outpace the slump following the terrorist attacks of September 2001, some Wall Street analysts have warned.
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Others have been around for longer, like Leonard Lance of New Jersey, but didn't outpace their party's recent presidential performances by an impressive amount.
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"After a sustained period of under-performance, we believe CL shares are poised to outpace the returns of its mega cap peers," Modi said.
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So I stopped trying and just hope to outpace the rate of inflation (running around 2 percent ), which I've more than succeeded at doing.
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E-commerce sales are likely to outpace the growth rate of brick-and-mortar sales during the holiday, estimates software-and-analytics firm Adobe.
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Still, although the venture is in its early stages, Nawabi said AeroVironment has proven itself in its ability to outpace others in its space.
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Emirates, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways have been able to rapidly expand their services and outpace their industry rivals because of their countries' subsidies.
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If vaccination campaigns and modern sanitation systems don't outpace the pathogen, they anticipate a return to the pre-antibiotic era when mortality rates soared.
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GAZ shares were up 2.45 percent at 418 roubles at 0856 GMT after hitting a high 428 roubles to outpace the MOEX stock index .
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Overall, deep enthusiasm about voting in 2020 continues to outpace the level measured in previous presidential cycles at about this stage of the contest.
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Not enough options The World Health Organization has warned that the speed of increasing antibiotic resistance will outpace the process of developing new drugs.
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While I earn hundreds of dollars in interest each year by using a high-yield savings account, my earnings don&apost usually outpace inflation.
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A Monday report claims that spending on display ads — banners, videos, sponsored content and in-stream mobile promotions — will outpace search ads in 2016.
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To outpace rising resistance, Seattle's malaria-fighting community is developing innovations ranging from data modeling and genetic modification to single-dose drugs and sugar traps.
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Political newcomer and national mortgage company founder Kevin Stitt shook up the race by raising $4.2 million ahead of the primary to outpace all candidates.
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We predicted that in 2018, the fintechs would prove to be the more relevant disruptors and their equity value would continue to outpace the incumbents.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – The University of Oklahoma is losing $36 million a year as expenses continue to outpace revenue, according to the school&aposs incoming president.
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Clinton continues to outpace Sanders in the race for delegates to the Democratic National Convention, with 1,307 pledged to her campaign, while Sanders has 1,094.
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Over the last year, Facebook executives have made it clear that Stories are the future, with sharing via Stories set to outpace sharing to feeds.
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While slower than an earlier estimate of 9.0%, it would still outpace the downwardly revised growth forecast of 2.0% for exports, the central bank said.
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Together, we must act to ensure that the extraordinary opportunities made possible by the digital economy continue to flourish and outpace efforts by our cyberadversaries.
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Surging production in the Permian basin has continued to outpace pipeline capacity, while local refining issues have exacerbated oversupply in the region, dealers told Reuters.
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North Carolina reduced its early voting window, but the total ballots cast so far slightly outpace 2012 -- when 61% of the vote was cast early.
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Here's a look at the early voting data from several of those battleground states: Arizona Registered Democrats continue to outpace registered Republicans in early voting.
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Production of it is eventually supposed to outpace that of the Model S or Model X, which Tesla currently makes at a much higher rate.
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Read MoreNY Mayor de Blasio and Uber reach deal In New York City, for-hire cars outpace yellow taxis by more than 4 to 1.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Demand for shipping is growing and could outpace the supply of new vessels next year, helping to boost profits at Hapag-Lloyd (HLAG.
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Millennials, meaning renters between the ages of 183 and 35, will continue to outpace Baby Boomers and Gen Xers as the majority of renters. Rental.
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It's a film that's ahead of its time, addressing both violent harassment and how technology like live cams can outpace what society's ready to handle.
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"These [severe wind] events often outpace the reflex time associated with calling for and delivering a response team," Dave Winnacker, Moraga-Orinda's fire chief, said.
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Voters -- across the country -- supporting voting rights, criminal justice reform, raising the minimum wage, and more by numbers that far outpace support for Democratic candidates?
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Yields across maturities rose to session highs as prices fell on expectations that supply growth would outpace demand while the Fed raises U.S. interest rates.
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The deforestation of the Cerrado continues to outpace the Amazon, which fell for the first time in three years in 2017 to 6,624 square km.
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Even during the holiday spending season when temptation to overspend reaches its peak, consumers did a good job of ensuring expenses did not outpace income.
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This will be the 18th launch for Elon Musk's space company this year, the first in history that commercial launches will outpace government-sponsored ones.
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In Vancouver, the NXIVM community was celebrating new enrollment milestones, and recruitment in Mexico City was starting to outpace every other center on the planet.
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She watched as the ash rushed toward her daughter Vilma Liliana, 23, who sprinted for safety barefoot but was unable to outpace its terrible path.
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He garnered 29 of 30 N.L. first-place votes to easily outpace Chicago Cubs second baseman Javier Baez and Colorado Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado.
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To outpace rising resistance, the scientific community in the Gates' home city of Seattle is developing innovations ranging from genetic modification to single-dose drugs.
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Those increases far outpace population growth in urban areas, which the Census Bureau estimates at 13 percent from 2008 to 2017, according to the report.
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But according to DeepMind's Silver, the aim is not to outpace humans; it's for these intelligent machines to contribute to the sum of human knowledge.
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Levi Strauss & Co. has had a good run over the past three quarters, continuing to outpace industry peers even in a strong denim fashion cycle.
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Uber is currently trying to outpace autonomous car rivals such as Tesla, Lyft and the Alphabet subsidiary Waymo, which are each developing their own technologies.
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As sales of such soft goods began to outpace those of the hard, it was determined that the concern needed a name of its own.
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Annual spending on prescription drugs exceeds $450 billion, according to Pew Trusts, and will likely outpace the costs of other parts of the health sector.
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"Old Navy continues to outpace Gap brand and Banana Republic, and is one the fastest-growing major apparel brands," said Christina Boni, analyst at Moody's.
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Rosner said Leumi was his top pick among Israeli banks, with its shares up 5.7 percent since the beginning of 2016 to outpace its peers.
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The I.E.A. estimates that if OPEC maintains its current level of compliance with the Vienna deal, demand would outpace supply, helping to reduce those stocks.
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Economists have lamented Nigeria's sluggish growth since it climbed out of recession in 2017, with the population getting poorer as birth rates outpace economic expansion.
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As additions to China's refining capacity outpace the nation's fuel demand growth, more than 50 million tonnes of surplus fuel is forecast for 2050, CNPC said.
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"We have a high level of conviction that those property types will outpace returns and will outperform most nonresidential sectors heading into next year," said Pawlowski.
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The greenback has risen about 1.7 percent this month, boosted by a view that the Federal Reserve will outpace most major central banks in policy normalization.
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So far in 2016, Britain's economy has lost a lot of the momentum that helped it outpace most other rich countries over the previous three years.
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Merit-based hiring diversified the work force, making the career Civil Service outpace the private sector in representation of women and minorities, especially in executive roles.
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Small wonder that competitors in such countries as Vietnam and Bangladesh, where giant factories are plugged into global supply chains, now far outpace India in exports.
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We believe emerging markets will outpace more defensive developed markets, like Switzerland, and have recently increased our emerging market equity position to overweight in global portfolios.
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A Reuters poll this week showed that most oil investors expect only limited potential for further price gains this year as production continues to outpace demand.
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They outpace my Sonos 5 with ease, thanks to exceptional bass and mids that don't fray in the least if you want to crank the volume.
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And as the employment data improves, Lee expects domestic inflation to "outpace Europe and Japan," which will result in a further move lower for the dollar.
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Though Saunders predicts the growth of dollar stores will continue to outpace the overall retail market, these shops have begun to reach penetration in certain markets.
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Although that would further add to evidence of a global economic slowdown getting entrenched, driven by China, India is still poised to outpace its neighbour comfortably.
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What they're saying: Of the 2003 bankers polled for BDO's 2200 IPO Outlook Survey, 2299% expected that 22018 would match or outpace 2018's IPO activity.
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But iron ore futures prices in China have retreated in the past week, with high inventories adding to fears that supply is threatening to outpace demand.
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The greenback has risen about 1.6 percent this month, boosted by a view that the Federal Reserve will outpace most major central banks in policy normalization.
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Expedia shares sank 16 percent after the online travel services company said costs would outpace revenue growth this year as it battles rivals for market share.
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This 80/20 rule would suggest that in some households, weed purchases outpace spending on a lot of other things—presumably A LOT of other things.
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The authors point out that machine learning may outpace the impact of previous inventions that are widely used such as electricity or the internal combustion engine.
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Google, which is alive to the worry that Alexa will outpace it in the assistant game, is also offering its Google Assistant to other device makers.
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The mounting store closures outpace by a wide margin the rate of an average of three stores a month it had previously projected it would close.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job growth for event planners is expected to outpace the average job growth by 4% from 2016 to 2026.
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On it, he sells not only every President since Nixon, but Supreme Court justices (Antonin Scalia's sales outpace those of Ruth Bader Ginsburg) and historical figures.
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That's why it was able to outpace the rest of the G-220006 nations by 2202 percentage points (ppts) in 2628 and 28500 ppts in 6900.
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Though Estonia, Iceland, Canada, Germany and Australia all outpace the U.S. in terms of internet freedom, Freedom House lists the U.S. as having a "free" internet.
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Overdose deaths have increased the fastest in rural – and mostly white – areas, where death rates from overdoses now outpace those in urban – and more minority – areas.
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Bernie Sanders (55-42) and Oprah Winfrey (20203-42) all outpace Trump in potential 2020 face-offs, according to a new CNN poll of registered voters.
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Real GDP growth, which slowed in the first quarter, was expected to pick up in the second quarter and to outpace potential output growth through 20193.
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Shares of Yum Brand rose as much as 5 percent on Thursday after improved results in China helped the company outpace earnings expectations and boost its forecast.
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Investing is one of the only ways to outpace inflation rates; almost nothing is a substitute for compound interest when it comes to saving for the future.
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"There are some people who are going to play every day — one of our lessons is that our players are always going to outpace us," Chung admits.
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In the hypothetical general election match-ups, Sessions beats Jones by 2628 percentage points, while Tuberville and Byrne outpace Jones by 28503 points and 22020 points, respectively.
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And with a vision to create a decentralized blockchain infrastructure for a future of interconnected, self-driving cars, Germany's automotive industry clearly wants to outpace Silicon Valley.
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The first time Kiffin got ditched by the buses was after he helped Alabama outpace Clemson in a 45-40 win in the National Championship game. [ESPN]
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At end-1H16 leverage was less than 1x, but Fitch expects it to increase to 5x by end-2017 as portfolio growth will far outpace capital generation.
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He thinks the startup's asset-free, digital platform and business model can outpace traditional long-haul 3PL providers in Nigeria by handling more volume at cheaper prices.
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In fact, The NPD Group, a market research firm, is forecasting that off-premise food service will outpace overall restaurant industry traffic growth over the next decade.
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The latest proposed budget increase for the NIH would manage to outpace the Biomedical Research and Development Price Index (BRDPI) for a second year in a row.
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Schools in countries like Finland, for example, have effectively given up on the repetitive learning style, which might be why those countries regularly outpace American education scores.
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Ozor thinks the startup's asset-free, digital platform and business model can outpace traditional long-haul 3PL providers in Nigeria by handling more volume at cheaper prices.
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Last week's NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll signaled that both Cruz and Rubio could outpace Trump if the contest were narrowed to a two-candidate race.
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House price inflation is slowing from a peak of 7.7 percent in February as demand slackens, but continues to outpace annual wage growth, currently below 3 percent.
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Rental costs in the areas experiencing the highest employment growth continue to outpace wages, and home prices outstrip wages more than at any time in American history.
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Another key measure of financial strength at which foreign-born Americans outpace the native-born: Immigrants use credit less often for purchasing cars, homes, or starting businesses.
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The company said full-year profit will be at the high end of its prior forecasts, as new sales in its key Financial & Risk segment outpace cancelations.
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Retail usually accounts for a little less than half the sales at Eataly stores, except in Italy, where it tends to outpace dining by a small margin.
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The sheer number of guns in civilian hands, they say -- 212 million, by one count -- fuel this problem in a way that will always outpace police efforts.
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Human intelligence assisted by artificial intelligence to outpace and out-think our enemy is fast becoming the new conventional battlefield – and it's a physical and virtual one.
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The funds would provide a much-needed cushion in case Tesla's operating costs continue to outpace its car sales, as they have in the past few months.
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Hawai'i's on track to outpace its 2020 carbon reduction goals, and Oregon appears set to pass a new cap-and-trade bill in the next few days.
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International real estate Milan continues to outpace its Italian neighbors in home prices and sales volume, while the smaller areas in its orbit remain quiet and affordable.
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Even if wage growth began to outpace inflation and productivity, Mr. Powell said it still might not foretell faster inflation, pointing to the example of the 1990s.
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"However, mortgage interest rates rose in November and are expected to rise further as home prices continue to outpace gains in wages and personal income," he said.
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The takeaway for New York: Build on Illinois' social equity efforts; and if there's a phased roll-out try to best prepare for demand to outpace supply.
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Given the longevity trends, many investors may need a higher proportion of equities until later in life if they hope to grow their money and outpace inflation.
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"Given our comfort with incrementally stable to positive trends, we think TEL's 22H could outpace our prior/current consensus outlooks comfortably," Wells Fargo analyst Deepa Raghavan said.
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The rise in global oil production, led by the United States, is likely to outpace growth in demand this year, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.
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The International Energy Agency said this month it expects oil production to slightly outpace demand this year, especially thanks to still rising output in the United States.
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If Gurley's knee is sound, or at least a reasonable approximation of sound, the Rams should be able to outpace the more grinding Cowboys' offense fairly easily.
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And some market research, like that conducted by Euromonitor, has even suggested that sales of men's wear are on track to outpace women's in the near future.
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Fitch expects purchase volumes will continue to outpace growth in consumer spending, due to more robust reward programs and the secular shift toward cards from cash and checks.
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It&aposs also the unpredictability of health care costs, which can be jolted by high-priced breakthrough cures, and which regularly outpace the overall rate of economic growth.
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Newer phones, like the Samsung Galaxy S10, outpace Razer's second-gen phone with features like a headphone jack, an in-display fingerprint sensor, and a faster Snapdragon 855.
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While running for president, Mr. Rubio has slowed down a little, but he continues to outpace the other candidates, with more than 22.23 news releases from his office.
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The sell-off came amid warnings that supplies could outpace global demand even during the peak summer driving season that traditionally kicks in at the end of May.
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The drug is facing patent challenges and losing market share to newer treatments like Roche's Ocrevus, which is expected to outpace Tecfidera sales by 2021, according to Refinitiv.
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After that, there may be small bumps in salary, but they rarely outpace inflation — so in real terms, you'll make that $230,210 for the rest of your career.
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Data created and replicated in China will outpace the global average by 3 percent annually, a study from the International Data Corporation and data storage firm Seagate found.
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Market conditions such as internet and mobile internet user growth outpace the U.S. And a GDP of 22017T is bigger than India and almost the same as China.
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Higher domestic demand will increase imports, which given Fitch's subdued outlook on Lithuania's key trading partners, is expected to outpace exports, turning the contribution of net exports negative.
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The oil market is very close to equilibrium, and crude demand should outpace supply in the coming quarters, said Anastasia Amoroso, global investment specialist at JPMorgan Private Bank.
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All of these factors are supporting strong company fundamentals, which far outpace the frontier asset class as a whole on the basis of growth, returns, margins and leverage.
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Trump's tweet followed weekend reports that Saudi Arabia was considering a production cut at the December OPEC meeting, on increased alarm that supply has started to outpace consumption.
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A PMI published earlier on Tuesday showed growth in euro zone manufacturers slid to an eight-month low in March, although they continued to outpace their British peers.
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The drug is facing patent challenges and losing market share to newer treatments like Roche's Ocrevus, which is expected to outpace Tecfidera sales by 23, according to Refinitiv.
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Any take on Batman that follows the Lego version has to work hard to outpace the way it joyfully makes fun of itself and the entire Batman canon.
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AXA plans to outpace market growth in Asia, aiming to have more than 35 million middle-class customers by 2020, targeting in particular Indonesia, India, Thailand and Philippines.
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The country is in the middle of an opioid epidemic, as deaths from prescription opioid and heroin-related overdoses currently outpace the number of deaths from car accidents.
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Since tuition and fees continue to outpace household incomes and prices of goods and services as well, economic factors dramatically influence decisions about what and where to study.
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Furthermore, lots of families took on debt to weather the recession, student debt continues to climb, and child care costs continue to outpace what many families can afford.
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But the demand for home health and personal care aides will far outpace the sector's growth, with an increase of 41 percent to more than 4 million jobs.
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Such an investigation could address the serious challenge posed by the advancement of new safety-critical technologies and increasing system complexity, which outpace the capabilities of regulatory agencies.
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"As the atmosphere continues to warm, melting will outpace that warming and continue to accelerate," said Luke Trusel, an assistant professor at Rowan University and study co-author.
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"Cities like San Francisco and Seattle have seen home price appreciation far outpace any historical precedent, growing as much as 10 percent year-over-year," the report says.
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Two rebuilding teams hoping to outpace expectations this season lock horns Sunday when the Cincinnati Reds host the Milwaukee Brewers in the finale of a four-game series.
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The catch: Opioid prescriptions still far outpace treatment prescriptions, and the forefront of the addiction crisis has already shifted from prescription opioids to heroin and illegal synthetic drugs.
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Though the pace of credit growth may be easing, new bank lending and total social financing may hit fresh records this year and continue to outpace economic growth.
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Musk's company is at the forefront of a global shift in rocket launches, with this year the first in history that commercial launches will outpace government-sponsored ones.
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These regulatory costs — equivalent to the size of Mexico's economy — far outpace the $745 billion in benefits from the same rules, according to the federal government's own estimates.
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Under Trump, the stock market, while approaching record-high total numbers, has yet to outpace percentage gains made under previous presidents including Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire Rep.
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The French bank said it expected its cost-cutting plan to have a positive impact on its bottom line in coming quarters, as savings would outpace other costs.
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The MTUM ETF has begun to outpace the S&P 500 in the past week — it has risen 1% to the S&P 500's slight decline. Disclaimer
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John Samuelsen, the president of Transport Workers Union Local 100, which represents about 38,000 workers, said the "solid raises" would outpace inflation and improve workers' quality of life.
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Until then, Intel believes its earnings growth can outpace the overall market's growth if the company focuses on improving its existing chips, Shenoy told Reuters ahead of the meeting.
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But Allison didn't stray far from Domino's message of continuing to focus on technology and outpace its rivals when asked whether his company could capitalize on Papa John's woes.
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Analysts at Capital Economics said they expect imports will continue to outpace exports as consumers are seen bringing forward demand ahead of a planned sales tax hike in October.
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The city "will most probably remain carbon-neutral until at least 2030," according to the audit, when population growth and vehicle emissions threaten to outpace efforts to cut emissions.
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This could embolden the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), which last month ended a five-month strike at Sibanye's gold operations, to demand increases that outpace inflation.
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And don't doubt it that Apple would be the fuel that really could drive a second-half move in the Nasdaq upon a breakout and really outpace other stocks.
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Starbucks reports that it is operating 2,500 stores, and opening one new store a day on average there, expecting its business in China to outpace the U.S. over time.
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For the latter two, the theory is that companies that grow dividends consistently tend to have returns that outpace the market while companies that cut dividends tend to lag.
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Google has an internal team called Project Zero, whose task is to identify and weed out vulnerabilities in Android, but those seem to continuously outnumber and outpace Google's efforts.
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Rezac said central Europe's economic growth should outpace the west, boding well for stock markets, including banks, which will likely see a faster impact from the normalization of rates.
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Modern carbon emissions outpace anything our planet has seen over the entire Cenozoic—the period that began after the K-T extinction—by at least a factor of ten.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The rise in global oil production, led by the United States, is likely to outpace growth in demand this year, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.
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Amazon's massive cloud infrastructure makes it a daunting competitor in the facial recognition industry, and its real-time pilot shows it's already starting to outpace its more transparent competitors.
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Demand for food is projected to outpace population growth, increasing by more than 257.2% as people's incomes in the developing world are expected to increase, according to the report.
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"Caterpillar continues to post results that far outpace expectations," said Stifel analyst Stanley Elliott, adding that the recovery in the company's business now seemed to be in full swing.
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"What you hope is that the technology doesn't outpace the system so that it starts to strip the jobs away, and that's the fear of artificial intelligence," Benioff said.
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In his 1798 An Essay on the Principle of Population, Thomas Malthus predicted that the world's population growth would outpace food production, leading to global famine and mass starvation.
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As demonstrated in other global startup markets, consumer-focused online retail can be a game of capital attrition to outpace competitors and reach critical mass before turning a profit.
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Growth at the automotive division, which makes components for transmissions and engines used by major carmakers including Volkswagen and Daimler, continues to outpace global car markets, the CEO said.
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Speaking at the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) EDGE event in Dubai, Luft said Saudi Arabia needed to keep prices "low enough for long enough" to outpace its U.S. competitors.
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Toronto, Berlin and Singapore are fast becoming burgeoning tech hubs, and many fear (rightfully) that they will soon outpace the U.S. in growth, talent and developing the latest technologies.
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Your eagle can't outpace some of the other winged creatures in the skies above Paris, making those "missions" impossible unless you fly a perfect route and land every shot.
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But that is beginning to change as home price gains far outpace income growth, making the prospects of buying a home an increasingly distant dream for many young Chinese.
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If humans have any hope of living forever, we should probably take a hint from the dozens of other animals on Earth that far outpace our measly 71 years.
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Children outpace grade averages as wealth rises and fall behind as poverty grows, with far more white students among the first group and far more minorities among the second.
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Researchers from the University of Kentucky and Miami University of Ohio surveyed travelers and found that fears of bedbug infestations outpace knowledge of the insects by a wide margin.
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As looming concerns of an breakdown make waves on Wall Street, Tepper said that in the times of crisis debit transactions tend to outpace credit, giving Visa an advantage.
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The demand for enhanced education at an early age has begun to outpace the supply within the U.S., and the national waiting list currently holds over 1 million students.
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More density doesn't guarantee affordability, especially when demand continues to outpace supply, but more strategic density is a necessary precondition for improved affordability, and for mitigating even higher prices.
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Using the most detailed data on inequality ever compiled, Piketty's book revealed that in mature economies, the rate of return on capital will always outpace that of wage growth.
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Paulsen said from here on out he believes the international markets will outpace the U.S. "Most of those economies are in a younger part of their recovery," he said.
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French car parts maker Valeo said first-half profit rose 14.93 percent as demand for LED lighting and fuel-efficient engine systems helped sales to outpace global auto markets.
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So far this year, the number of missiles and bombs dropped by American forces in Afghanistan is set to meet or possibly outpace the 7,362 munitions launched in 2018.
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"The growth in product supplies will far outpace the expected demand growth of transportation fuels, adding pressure to already weak regional cracks," said Chen Jiyao, oil consultant with FGE.
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But Diron cautioned that liabilities of state-owned enterprises continue to outpace economic growth, even as authorities have been making some progress in reducing risks in the financial system.
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At the 2100-mile mark, the Kenyans were a second apart, but Jepkosgei found the will to outpace her competitor by almost a minute over the last 2000 miles.
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What many pro-privacy groups fear is a bifurcated world where citizens of democratic systems have privacy rights that far outpace those of people who live in authoritarian countries.
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The haul is more than triple the $2.8 million Yang raised in the second quarter, as he has started to outpace sitting senators and other elected officials in polls.
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U.S. advertising spending continues to outpace GDP growth and since the last recession, growth in global advertising spend has remained steady around 5% year-over-year, the firm noted.
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AMSTERDAM, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Dutch paints and coatings maker Akzo Nobel aims to outpace its competitors' revenue growth in the coming years while lifting profitability, it said on Thursday.
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By mandating that the state rely completely on carbon-free electricity by 2040, New York would outpace a similar proposal in California that calls for such action by 2045.
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It may have happened in the past, but the strong economy is not raising wages right now —at least, not fast enough to outpace the rising cost of living.
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His strategy was an unmitigated success: the $203 million McDaniels will make in his first four years will slightly outpace the earnings of 2014 11th overall pick Doug McDermott.
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In a phone call with Hyperallergic, CalArts President Ravi S. Rajan said that tuition increases keep up with the escalating costs of salaries and wages, which outpace inflation rates.
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Luminar is one of the major players in the new crop of lidar companies that have sprung up all over the world, and it's moving fast to outpace its peers.
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Hobbyists will be lucky to crank out a single bitcoin in a month but major mining operations like ViaBTC run huge server farms that can exponentially outpace the small fries.
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Overall, 24% of small business owners say they expect the cost of labor to outpace the cost of capital or the cost of raw materials in the next 12 months.
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Visa also predicts that, as before, Cyber Monday will continue to outpace Black Friday online, while a second surge of last-minute shoppers will hit the web in mid-December.
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The PC market has moved in such leaps and bounds in recent years that it has caught up with (and even started to outpace) the computational needs of most people.
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After closing, Fitch's expects core capital levels to climb to the mid-to-high-8% range into 2017, as earnings retention is expected to outpace shareholder distributions and asset growth.
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The agency on Friday predicted that surging U.S. oil output will outpace sluggish global demand and lead to a large stocks build around the world in the next nine months.
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Scientific discoveries generally outpace our ability to legislate sensible limits, or even understand exactly what we're playing with; that's the point of experimental research, after all: to chart the unknown.
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Summit Insights Group analyst Kinngai Chan upgraded Micron's stock to a "buy" rating and predicted that the chipmaker's cost cuts would outpace price declines in the second half of 2019.
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Adding to the central bank's deliberations, inflation is above its 2 percent target and will outpace wage growth this year, hitting the shoppers who have been shoring up the economy.
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The company will spend $80 million in technology improvements at Suramericana and SURA Asset Management and is confident its growth will outpace economic expansion in the countries where it operates.
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In the Cold War, secret government-Silicon Valley partnerships pressed computer and electronic innovation forward to produce smart bombs, sensors and stealth aircraft that allowed us to outpace the Soviets.
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Inventories of iron ore at China's ports have swelled to the highest since at least 2004, by some estimates, also suggesting the risk that supply is beginning to outpace demand.
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The maker of lighting, self-driving, electrified and fuel-saving systems said it was on course to outpace auto production by a wider margin in 2019, reiterating full-year goals.
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Republicans want to outpace the CBO because they know to a certainty the CBO's findings will make it harder for them to reimpose what was a fundamentally immoral status quo.
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There are over 2628 billion bushels of surplus corn, wheat and soybeans dragging down global prices, and crop production is set to significantly outpace worldwide demand for the foreseeable future.
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Moreover, the unprecedented technology changes and mobilization of the tools available in the cyberworld, artificial intelligence, and information corruption far outpace any national government inquiry, much less any significant response.
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"For now, economic growth will continue to outpace the euro zone average, but growth is slowing, and Spain is not immune for the slowdown elsewhere in the world," she said.
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It's likely that Blu-Ray sales fractionally impacted the decline of DVD sales, but the fact that DVD sales still outpace Blu-Ray sales shows it's not the real culprit.
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In fact, businesses, including student lending, financial guarantors, mortgage insurers and auto lenders have seen their performance in 2016 outpace that of universal and large regional banks, the report said.
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While Chinese brands like Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi have struggled to gain traction in the U.S., they all outpace Apple in terms of units sold in China, according to .
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Air France-KLM has invested 400 million euros ($452 million) over the last decade to modernize its maintenance services and aims to outpace predicted industry growth of 4-5 percent.
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Marathon Chief Executive Gary Heminger said on a call last month that demand for RINs are going to outpace supply and the company wanted to see renewable fuel standards eased.
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If all four pipelines get built the 2.1 billion barrel per day surge in capacity would fast outpace industry forecasts of Canadian crude production growth of 850,000 bpd by 2021.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Carlos Ghosn, CEO of the Renault-Nissan Alliance, said Wednesday he thinks auto industry sales will outpace industry forecasts in the United States and Europe this year.
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Elior said that in contract catering it would explore new growth areas and consolidate its leadership position in Continental Europe while aiming to outpace market growth in Britain and India.
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Fitch expects lower current account surpluses, as import growth from the recovery in domestic investment activity and still strong private consumption will likely outpace improved external demand for Estonian exports.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecast surging U.S. oil output will outpace sluggish global demand and lead to a large inventory build around the world in the next nine months.
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Under worst-case scenario models, the coronavirus could outpace the health care capacity in that region in 7-10 days without additional help from the federal government, he told reporters.
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Earnings for EM overall are expected to grow 6.8 percent this year - down from the 12 percent growth expected back in September, but still set to outpace the United States.
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Airlines are now burning through about $10 billion a month as cancellations "far outpace" new bookings in a situation that is "getting worse each day," the group said in statement.
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In 2016, Trump spent far more than Hillary Clinton on digital campaigning, and since then his campaign, under the direction of Brad Parscale, has continued far outpace its Democratic rivals.
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The number of cyberattacks targeting various types of American infrastructure is certainly on the rise, and this year is set to outpace last year for the number of recorded cyberattacks.
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Still, China's Huawei managed to outpace its U.S. rival during the whole of 2019, taking the number two spot behind Samsung despite headwinds related to the U.S.-China trade war.
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Trump has reportedly already spent more than $22019 million on travel so far in his presidency, which would outpace Obama's entire 8-year travel budget by the end of 2017.
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"Without more supply, home prices may continue to substantially outpace inflation," added Blitzer Local metropolitan markets seeing the highest gains are those that were rising fastest before the financial crisis.
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The FAA's failure to embrace this reality is why Switzerland, Japan, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom are all beginning to outpace the United States in the coming aviation revolution.
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Economically, the number of manufacturing, construction, maintenance and other related clean energy jobs will greatly outpace those of fossil fuels, providing demand in the labor market for years to come.
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Most importantly, graduation rates are up, personal income is rising, our labor force participation rates far outpace national averages, and we've set a new record for private-sector employment in Indiana.
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Some analysts also say that, as economic growth managed to outpace the recovery in money supply after the 'demonetisation', there was always going to be a squeeze on demand for cash.
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United has acknowledged the short-term impact on profit from matching sharply discounted fares against its competitors, but has said it would continue matching until it could outpace low-cost rivals.
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The money will go towards breaking into new markets — Sun said he'd like to hit at least 30 locations in the near future and to outpace station-based bike-share systems.
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The company reported having 336 million active users at the end of the first quarter of this year, and its growth may struggle to outpace the purge, per the Washington Post.
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Its most lurid tale described a Russian peasant fleeing wolves on a sled, who—unable to outpace the slavering pack—escaped by hurling her children, one by one, to their deaths.
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The French bank added it expected an ongoing cost-cutting plan to have a positive impact on its bottom line of results in coming quarters, as savings would outpace other costs.
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When call buying, or options that bet on higher stock prices, outpace put buying, used by investors looking for declines, it can be seen as a contrarian indicator for the market.
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The GT-R NISMO can still go toe to toe with any of the latest and greatest supercars on the track and keep up — if not outpace them — for less money.
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Reviews of Alphabet's first "Made by Google" mobile phone are out, and the new handset appears to go toe-to-toe with other premium phones, though it may not outpace them.
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She's arguably the most prominent contemporary artist to secure a permanent gig on the strip, a spot typically reserved for artists whose robust legacies outpace their current clout on the charts.
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Peru is the world's third-largest copper producer and is on track to outpace China to become the second after the massive Las Bambas mine starts operations in the first quarter.
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But while Portman has an uphill battle in a state President Obama won in 2008 and 85033, he continues to outpace Strickland in fundraising and maintains a lead in the polls.
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If current trends persist, China will likely surpass the United States in percentage of GDP investment in R&D within eight years and will outpace U.S. research spending in a decade.
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Those increases would be likely to outpace the growth of global demand and give Washington an even bigger share of the global market, making it a bigger exporter than Saudi Arabia.
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Buying industrial stocks could be a winning strategy for investors as the sector gets a boost from strong earnings growth trends that are expected to help it outpace the broader market.
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Back in 2016, the NES Classic was difficult to hunt down, and when it hit in August 2017, the SNES followed suit, managing to even outpace interest in its own progenitor.
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Wage equality in the United States has slowly crept toward parity over the course of the last century, but when it comes to the big bucks, men still vastly outpace women.
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Fitch forecasts that imports will continue to outpace exports, contributing to a moderate narrowing of the current account surplus to 1.3% of GDP in 2016 and 1.1% of GDP in 2017.
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House price gains far outpace wage growth, which has been stuck below 3 percent on an annual basis despite the unemployment rate's being at a 17-year low of 4.1 percent.
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But the fact is, if we want to win jobs for Americans and outpace our international competitors, then we have to lower the cost of doing business in the United States.
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The company said it expected "high single-digit" growth in adjusted EBITDA from 2019 to 2021, as comparable sales outpace the market average with a yearly increase of around 5 percent.
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Russia's Yuliya Efimova produced an extraordinary second length in the 100 meters breaststroke final to break her own championship record in 1:05.53 and outpace Lithuania's 2012 Olympic champion Ruta Meilutyte.
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Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note on Monday they expect demand to outpace supply in 2018, with most of the growth in supply coming from the United States and Canada.
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Administration officials contend that overall job gains outpace the losses, and that companies like Mid Continent Nail may be using Mr. Trump's tariffs as an excuse for their own business shortcomings.
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The new reductions in JetBlue's schedule come less than a week after it announced it would cut its flying by at least 40% in April and May as cancellations outpace bookings.
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By the next network upfronts, or summer movie blockbuster season, Latino drug operatives may outpace their chief rivals — jihadist terrorists and Russians mobsters — and become the country's leading screen bad guys.
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Although US gun homicide rates far outpace those of fellow wealthy countries, the likelihood of any individual being a victim of such an incident remains statistically low, though no less horrifying.
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It's true that the suicide rate jumped during the Great Recession from 2008 to 2010, but not in the kind of numbers that would outpace the projected death toll of coronavirus.
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Low code/no code tools are rising in popularity as software becomes increasingly necessary in the workplace, and the demand for developers to build it is slated to outpace the supply.
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Forward Terrence Jones (14 points, eight rebounds, four blocks) and guards Ty Lawson (11 points) and Marcus Thornton (10) helped Houston reserves outpace the Bucks' four-man bench unit 37-16.
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It is also hard to know how much of Mr. Trump's claim that he could outspend and outpace any adversary amounts to strategy, and how much is simply a negotiating stand.
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Once a fund closes, it will almost inevitably one day open again, since the natural life cycle of investors — such as hitting retirement age — will lead to outflows that outpace inflows.
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Now, it is common for calls to outpace puts, but this is still double the normal ratio that we would see," Optimize Advisors President Michael Khouw said Wednesday on "Fast Money.
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As U.S. medical costs continue to outpace inflation, medical professionals and insurance companies will increasingly rely on telemedicine services to provide a growing demographic of Americans with this cost-effective technology.
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Waiting in the wings: President Donald Trump, who collected $46 million in the October-to-December period to outpace each of the candidates battling to face him in the general election.
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Men's formalwear is projected to see breakneck growth in the coming years, with growth in men's designer apparel expected to outpace that of women, according to a recent report by Digiday.
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As this trend continues, the demands on existing infrastructure will outpace supply by the early 2020s, and our warfighters may not have the communications capacity they need to execute critical missions.
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However, would-be homeowners continue to face an uphill battle from British-based investors, whose numbers have continued to tick up in recent years to outpace their overseas counterparts, Countrywide found.
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It's also worth bearing in mind that reality can outpace the law in such disputes as policymakers preemptively adjust the rulebook if they feel the case is moving definitively against them.
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U.S. airlines, which are at the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak as bookings crumble and cancellations outpace bookings, are seeking more than $50 billion aid, including direct grants from the government.
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"Split" made about $40 million during its opening weekend, so "Glass" is performing comparably — though it seems unlikely that the movie will wildly outpace "Split," particularly given mixed reviews from critics.
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Death Stranded It was definitely surreal watching Hideo Kojima walk down a path of light (and outpace it, even) at the Sony press conference, but that was nothing compared to this trailer.
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World trade growth has struggled to outpace economic growth since the global financial crisis of 2008, ending a long streak in which trade increased at roughly double the rate of global GDP.
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Walmart today doubled down on its efforts to continue building out a online retail fashion business in its bid to outpace Amazon in the wider world of commerce and specifically e-commerce.
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As rising rents outpace income growth across the five boroughs, some 62,000 people, nearly 40 percent of them children, live in homeless shelters—rates the city hasn't seen since the Great Depression.
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In the remaining quarters of this year, savings will outpace costs and in 2020, BNP Paribas expects to book 3.3 billion worth of savings and no costs linked to transforming its business.
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Even as Android now accounts for 9 out of every 10 phones, Apple's store has continued to outpace Google's because Apple users spend so much more on content than their Android brethren.
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Venture capital firms see an opportunity here, pouring $102 million into fertility startups so far this year, on track to outpace the $122 million raised in all of 2018, according to Pitchbook.
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League officials say they will also seek to review the balance of power within the Italian government if they clearly outpace 5-Star and flip the result of the 2018 national vote.
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Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs said growth in U.S. shale production was likely to outpace that of global demand at least through 2020, limiting gains in oil prices despite output curbs led by OPEC.
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The company also says "deliveries should outpace production in Q3 as our delivery system stabilizes," a hint that the many finished Model 33s currently sitting in parking lots are ready to move.
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Modest single-digit revenue growth follows in 103 and 2019 as revenue from contract gains slightly outpace losses; --Modest acquisitions annually through the forecast period; --No equity issuance through the forecast period.
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Companies cutting or flat-lining their capital expenditures in 22016 outpace those that say they will increase spending by a factor of more than two to one, according to a Reuters analysis.
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Sygic says it has 125 million users, 20 million of which are in the US. With its relatively steep prices, the app could find it difficult to outpace its no-cost rivals.
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While Chinese brands like Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi have struggled to gain traction in the U.S., they all outpace Apple in terms of units sold in China, according to Canalys estimates.
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In the years of the Great Recession of 22019, new business "deaths" began to outpace new business "starts" for the first time since the data began to be collected in the 1970s.
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But if the argument is that the deficit and the debt are bad, then no discussion of tax revenues really matters because D.C. spending is likely going to outpace the revenues anyway.
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My laboratory has documented the jobs benefits of energy efficiency and renewable energy in our clean jobs project where we find that clean energy and efficiency investments outpace jobs from coal dramatically.
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Refining margins in 21 will stay healthy as global incremental oil demand will outpace new refining capacity additions during the year, S-Oil, the country's third-largest refiner, said in the statement.
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China's auto market is likely to continue growing at a moderate rate, but Volvo seeks to outpace the market's overall growth, Samuelsson told Reuters on the sideline of an event in Beijing.
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But Spajic quickly dispelled doubts about his place in the optimist camp, following up with this point: China's increasing debt is less of a worry if growth continues to outpace borrowing costs.
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Surging U.S. oil output will outpace sluggish global demand and lead to a large stocks build around the world in the next nine months, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday.
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India accounts for 13 percent of world beer consumption, and annual volume growth is expected to outpace the global average, and major markets like China, through 2019, according to ratings agency Moody's.
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Both Sanders and Biden outpace Trump in head-to-head polls, and in a recent poll, Biden leads Trump among voters of all ages, with the margin narrowing significantly among older voters.
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Wealthy and well-educated, the counties have rapidly become strongly Democratic, and population projections for the state indicate the areas will continue to far outpace more rural and Republican areas in growth.
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With the year not even halfway over, 2018 already has more injuries and deaths than all of 2017 and appears to be on track to outpace 2017 in terms of overall incidents.
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Obviously, successful people tend to have large egos, but, while part of that may be based on what's real, their sense of self still manages to outpace the impressiveness of their accomplishments.
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With haunted-sounding chimes and percussion that sounds like it's always trying to outpace itself, "Wildflowrr" has enough deranged details to make it an interesting listen as well as a dancefloor track.
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A Fox News poll has Biden at 26 percent to Sanders' 23 percent among registered voters — bringing Sanders within the poll's margin of error — while both outpace the rest of the field.
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Pilots, and workers in general, have become frustrated by the massive bonuses their CEOs are getting, while their pay raises barely outpace inflation — and they are no longer willing to accept it.
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The Russian leader said the high-speed underwater drone has an "intercontinental" range, is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, and can operate at depths and speeds that will outpace enemy interceptors.
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This comes as the industry as a whole suffered another month of weak movie ticket sales in November, adding to a 22019 box office performance that has been struggling to outpace 2018.
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His criticisms came in response to an investigation into OpenAI by MIT Technology Review's Karen Hao, which suggests the company is foregoing its vows to be transparent in order to outpace competitors.
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As deposit growth has continued to outpace loan growth, and been held in cash and high quality liquid assets (HQLA) this has also dampened the effect of higher interest rates on USB's NIM.
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"With a greater number of active rigs, growth in the Delaware will continue to outpace that in the Midland," which will boost supplies of discounted WTL, Drillinginfo said in an April blog post.
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Global oil supply will outpace demand throughout 2019, as a relentless rise in output swamps growth in consumption that is at risk from a slowing economy, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday.
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It's just buried too often under narrative chaos, and the inexplicable ideal that if a story runs at double speed and triple energy, the gaping holes in the story will outpace anyone's notice.
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She brought in only $6 million during a disappointing first quarter, then jumped to $19.1 million in the second before a breakout summer that saw her outpace Biden by more than $9 million.
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Its growth is expected to far outpace the increase in electricity demand, allowing surplus wind power to be used to produce hydrogen, which in turn could reduce carbon use in transportation and building.
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Bosch said it expects automotive revenues to outpace weaker growth in global automotive production, thanks to sales of vehicle electrification components, including a 48-volt battery for hybrid vehicles and an electric axle.
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It is fostered by defeats for anti-European parties in France, the Netherlands and elsewhere; and by a cyclical economic upturn that has seen the EU outpace America's GDP growth for two years.
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Year-to-date equity fund inflows of $82 billion now outpace the $80 billion into bond funds, the data showed, further stoking talk of the "Great Rotation" out of fixed income into equities.
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New data from a Carnegie Mellon University project show that U.S. power sector carbon emissions ticked upward last year, because overall generation rose enough to outpace declines in emissions per unit of output.
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I walked faster than I had to in order to outpace any white people around me who might distract me from my grief, which prevented me from taking my time with the monument.
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In this, too, Occupy Democrats and Fox News outpace the mainstream pages: The interaction rate is "the average number of interactions per post, divided by the size of the account," according to CrowdTangle.
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TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund closures globally are likely to outpace launches this year for the first time in more than 16 years' of data, a leading market data tracker said on Wednesday.
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The group aims to outpace the market with 4-5% sales growth and a free cash flow of 12-17% of sales, both measured as an average over a five-year strategy cycle.
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"While we may not be meeting everyone's growth expectations, there's one thing that continues to grow and outpace our peers: Twitter's influence and impact," Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey noted on an analyst call.
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Unlike the luxurious Model S, the Chevy Bolt is meant to be a more affordable, mass-market vehicle, so it makes sense that the Bolt might outpace the Tesla Model S in sales.
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Such recent efforts, which have included deregulation and tax cuts, have helped the U.S. outpace other advanced economies and retain its leadership role as one of the world's most powerful job-creating machines.
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A senior campaign official said the campaign is on track this quarter to outpace its haul from the first three months of this year year, when it took in more than $22016 million.
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The official promo for Strava's new beacon feature shows a runner attempting to outpace a giant boulder — something I suspect isn't too common an occurrence unless you're Indiana Jones or Wile E. Coyote.
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To get a high-paying job in the future, business leaders suggest focusing your students in these four areas: Ma says that in the next 30 years, artificial intelligence will outpace human knowledge.
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Many of the most important antitrust lawsuits in American history — against IBM, Alcoa, Kodak and others — were rooted in claims that one company had made technological discoveries that allowed it to outpace competitors.
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"We saw call volumes outpace put volumes by more than 4 to 1" in Advanced Micro Devices' stock on Monday, Khouw said on CNBC's "Options Action" after the end of Monday's trading session.
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The cost advantage that Asia has been enjoying is also diminishing as increases in wages outpace productivity, BCG said, adding that China, Malaysia and Thailand have seen their gaps with the U.S. narrowing.
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Still, Delta's third-quarter capacity growth is expected to outpace that of U.S. rivals whose capacity has stagnated or even fallen as slimmer fleets without the MAX force over 100 daily flight cancellations.
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While the effects of the fiscal stimulus will have fully dissipated next year, we can expect the U.S. to outpace every other G2628 economy, with an average GDP growth differential of 28503 ppts.
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The high salaries in the tech industry far outpace typical income levels in China, where average per capita disposable income was just 25,974 yuan ($4,058.44) last year, China's statistics bureau said last week.
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FedEx's rocky relationship with Amazon may have contributed to its fiscal second-quarter earnings slump, but the shipping company says it could actually turn a corner and outpace its competitor in fiscal 2021.
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The United States has the most billionaires in the world, yet we outpace other countries with increasing infant mortality rates, deaths of mothers in childbirth, declining life expectancy, stress, and low political participation.
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But prospects for interest rates are still for higher levels as U.S. growth continues to outpace other advanced countries and as the Federal Reserve delivers on its signals to raise interest rates more.
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Women's political mobilization — as volunteers, candidates and donors — fueled the Democratic Party's gains in the November elections, and Democrats still far outpace Republicans in elevating women to party leadership and representation in Congress.
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Despite the maturity and competitiveness of its core TV/communications markets, the UK and Ireland delivered 103% constant-currency growth in 1Q FY18 (financial year end June), levels that comfortably outpace incumbent telecom revenue.
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Also in Europe, nearly two-thirds of CFOs there say the cost of raw materials will outpace rising costs of labor and capital over the next six months, likely a result of higher tariffs.
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Since Elon Musk launched his tunneling project, The Boring Company, in late 2016, he has often said that his goal is for his boring machines to outpace his pet snail, Gary, in a race.
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Oscar's goal is to outpace existing industry-leading insurers, including UnitedHealth and Aetna, with an emphasis on mobile technology, including an appointment booking app and other tools for encouraging engaged consumers across its platform.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's economic growth will slow this year and next after expanding strongly in 22 but it should continue to outpace its Scandinavian neighbors Norway and Denmark, a Reuters poll found on Tuesday.
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The projection that health spending will comprise 22014 percent of GDP by 28.1 reflects the fact that such spending is expected to outpace overall inflation by 1.3 percentage points annually from 2015 to 2025.
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A 2000 study by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Purdue University estimates that high skilled jobs in agriculture will outpace the number of college graduates qualified to fill them by 255,123 each year.
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In North Carolina, where about 22,000 votes have been cast, those from registered Democrats only narrowly outpace those from registered Republicans, though Democrats have a nearly 10-percentage-point advantage in party registration overall.
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"New home sales will likely outpace single-family growth as builders sell more homes that haven't been started, but supply-side constraints will likely keep that growth to single digits in 0.853," said Smoke.
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It's not clear the company will be able to outpace the biggest players in the industry, many of which are all vying to be the first to develop and sell fully baked AR glasses.
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Alibaba Executive Vice Chairman Joseph Tsai said during the most recent earnings call that the company is convinced e-commerce growth and the digitization of retail will continue to outpace the overall Chinese economy.
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While the economy did outpace forecasts by growing 1.1 percent in the first quarter of the year, that was largely thanks to a huge contribution from net exports which looks unlikely to be repeated.
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Exiting 2017, the 21-year-old network continues to outpace not only its cable news competition, but all of basic cable, finishing as the most-watched network on cable for the second consecutive year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Surging U.S. oil output will outpace sluggish global demand and lead to a large stocks build around the world in the next nine months, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday.
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But if Samsung can somehow put out a product that can not only catch up to Google and Amazon, but somehow outpace their years of innovation, that would be a product worth waiting for.
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In the United States Open, one of the biggest meets heading into next year's Olympics in South Korea, White scored a 92.74 to outpace the second-place finisher, Scotty James, by nearly 22 points.
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And even though China's economy is cooling off after decades of rapid growth, the electric vehicle market there is expected to easily outpace the ones in Europe and the US in the coming decade.
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"Our partner conversations this quarter continued to emphasize Azure's momentum, which is enabling the company to significantly outpace the overall market's growth," Goldman Sachs analysts led by Heather Bellini wrote in a Monday note.
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" In an hour-long appearance on CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report, " Palihapitiya said the new auto model will outpace the comparable BMW 3 Series, saying "that entire business is going to go to zero.
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In the remaining quarters of this year, savings will outpace costs and in 2020 BNP Paribas said it expected to book 3.3 billion worth of savings and no costs linked to transforming its business.
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It will divide the history of the field into two eras: a "before", when quantum computers were simply hoped to outpace even the best classical kind, and an "after", when they actually did so.
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With 25 games left, the Pelicans have to work Cousins into their rotation, find solutions for the absence of Hield and Evans, and probably win at least 15 games to safely outpace the competition.
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Varga also said high levels of employment, strong wage growth, investments by large companies and European Union funds would continue to support the economy, which he said would continue to outpace the European average.
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In a worst-case scenario, according to the analysis, if every American who seeks care does so at the same time, sickened individuals would outpace hospital beds at a ratio of 17-to-one.
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But it also shows an increase from a month ago in demand for upside calls expiring in mid- to late 2019, a reflection of investors' expectation that oil demand will outpace supply next year.
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Six Flags' third-quarter earnings may have been affected by bad weather, but the company's growth drivers far outpace its business pressures, Chairman, President and CEO Jim Reid-Anderson told Cramer in a Wednesday interview.
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In the late 2503th century, an economist named Thomas Malthus argued that the increasing standards of living seen around the globe were unsustainable because they would drive a population boom that would outpace food production.
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Michelin also said volume growth would outpace global markets this year after rising 3.7 percent in the first quarter, suggesting increased confidence versus its last forecast for "growth in line at least with global trends".
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The International Energy Agency said this month oil supply will outpace demand at least until the second half of 2017, meaning prices will remain depressed and further stretching the budgets of OPEC producers and Russia.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global oil supply will outpace demand throughout 2019, as a relentless rise in output swamps growth in consumption that is at risk from a slowing economy, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday.
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People born between 1981 and 1997 are going to keep immigrating to the US in the coming years, and death rates won't outpace immigration rates until 2036, when the oldest millennials are in their 50s.
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South America's biggest LNG importer launched back-to-back tenders in June and July after a cold start to winter, lining up dozens of cargoes at bargain prices as global output continued to outpace demand.
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Sampath's gross loan growth of 18.2% in 9M17 continues to outpace the industry's 11.9% growth (Sampath 2016: 0003%, industry 2016: 17.5%) and Fitch expects this trend to continue alongside the bank's pursuit of market share.
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Demographic studies consistently show that female viewers slightly outpace male viewers for horror films (on average, by about 2 percent, according to Variety, though more like 15 percent for some movies, according to Entertainment Weekly).
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Yet empirical verification of this common wisdom has been scarce — to our chagrin these past few years as lies in seven-league boots outpace a hobbled truth on platforms seemingly bespoke for this lopsided race.
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The company said one challenge was trying to deliver cars around the world when they were manufactured only in one factory in the San Francisco Bay Area, meaning that production could continue to outpace deliveries.
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The International Energy Agency said this month oil supply will outpace demand at least until the second half of 2017, meaning prices will remain depressed and further stretching the budgets of OPEC producers and Russia.
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But even as President Vladimir Putin trolls the White House, saying he will turn the other cheek and sit tight awaiting what figures to be a more friendly administration on the horizon, questions outpace answers.
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These relationships helped sales trends at Ross and TJX yet again outpace those of traditional department stores during the fourth quarter — even as TJX CEO Carol Meyrowitz transitioned out of the role after nine years.
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CEO Jonas Samuelson told Reuters professional products had recorded a compound annual growth rate of 7 percent since 2013 thanks in part to organic growth, which he expected to continue to outpace the wider market.
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Kasich drew 16% of the vote in the Granite State Tuesday night, enough to well outpace his other contenders in the "establishment lane," including Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, who ended his campaign on Wednesday.
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Companies like Impossible Foods and Beyond Burgers are betting on the fact that the demand for beef will one day outpace what's sustainable to produce, and that today's veggie burgers aren't a delicious enough replacement.
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But as miners ramp up production, some analysts predict supply will outpace demand as early as 2019, including BMO Capital Markets and Morgan Stanley, which forecasts a 45 percent fall in lithium prices by 2021.
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The movie, which was the debut of Brie Larson's superhero, now has a cumulative domestic total of $400 million — just in time for Larson to outpace herself as part of the "Avengers" ensemble this week.
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Any Hong Kongers who travel to mainland China regularly already likely have VPNs set up, and unless the internet restrictions were introduced incredibly quickly, news about how to do so would likely outpace the blocks.
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Billionaires outpace rivals Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg plowed a staggering $23.5 million into his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in a roughly six-week period at the end of the last year.
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The cost of a barrel of oil has gyrated around the $50 per barrel mark for some time and last month the International Energy Agency (IEA) said global demand will outpace previous estimates in 2017.
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"It comes down to having some opportunity," the investor said, adding that he thinks emerging market companies' earnings per share will outpace those of developed market companies by 232.5% or 20203% in the year ahead.
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China published more scientific papers than the U.S. in 2122, a sign, researchers say, of China's remarkable growth in the field and the latest indication that it could soon outpace the U.S. in scientific achievements.
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China published more scientific papers than the U.S. in 20163, a sign, researchers say, of China's remarkable growth in the field and the latest indication that it could soon outpace the U.S. in scientific achievements.
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Robust consumer spending helped Britain's economy to outpace its peers last year, even after June's Brexit vote, but most economists think rising inflation as a result of sterling's hefty slide will eat into growth in 2017.
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For comparison, there are about 94 million pay TV subscribers in the U.S. International growth rates — up 11 percent in the fourth quarter compared to Q3 — continued to outpace domestic growth rates of under 4 percent.
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Expectations the Fed would outpace other central banks in raising rates also tightened financial conditions by leading the dollar to strengthen in 2014 and 2015, though the consensus for caution has helped stabilize the U.S. currency.
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South Korea's population is the fastest-ageing among the 21 OECD wealthy countries, putting the fund on a path to begin shrinking in 15.2900 as payouts outpace contributions, increasing pressure for the fund to boost returns.
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Unless income growth accelerates and begins to outpace house price appreciation, or housing supply surges, prices will likely continue to rise in the coming year, which may be discouraging to renters looking to buy a home.
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And the rapid-fire design-and-production system that has allowed the Spanish giant to outpace rivals is now giving it a powerful platform to succeed online, an outlet that has confounded its lumbering rivals. on.wsj.
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World car production may grow between 1 and 2 percent next year, with demand in Europe and China offsetting a decline in the United States, Schaefer said, adding that Continental's automotive division may outpace that growth.
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As part of its healthy initiative program, Pepsi announced late last year that it aims to have sales of its "everyday nutrition" products, including grains, dairy and hydration, outpace the rest of its products by 2025.
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"Asset growth of 1.5 percent was not enough for plan sponsors to outpace rising liabilities which increased by 4.0 percent in June after the EU Referendum vote shook global markets," the company said in a statement.
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"Projected deficits rise over the next three decades because spending growth -- particularly for Social Security, the major health care programs, and interest on the government's debt -- is expected to outpace growth in revenues," Hall's statement said.
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The first strike at a major Slovak plant since the 24 end of communist rule comes as economies across central Europe outpace western Europe, leading to a labor shortage that many companies worry will limit growth.
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Ms. Benanti's grand comic timing and Mr. Levi's radiant affability outpace the dampening effects of broadcast, as does Jane Krakowski and Gavin Creel's dance duet, which was broadcast a few weeks ago at the Tony Awards.
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Growth in oil supply next year is expected to outpace an anticipated pick-up in demand that will push global consumption above 22019 million bpd for the first time, the International Energy Agency said this week.
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LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - Surging U.S. oil output will outpace sluggish global demand and lead to a large stocks build around the world in the next nine months, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday.
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Development of hypersonics is moving so quickly, however, that it threatens to outpace any real discussion about the potential perils of such weapons, including how they may disrupt efforts to avoid accidental conflict, especially during crises.
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But what matters is the future, not the past, and whether a nation built on constraining the freedoms granted to ordinary people can outpace, outsmart, and outlast another nation built on defending and broadening those freedoms.
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The deficit, as measured on a generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) basis, was the smallest for Illinois since a $6.9 billion gap in fiscal 2015 as spending continued to outpace revenue in the sixth-largest state.
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Though these cities are home to many tech positions with high salaries, Glassdoor senior economic research analyst Amanda Stansell points out that the home value in these areas "generally outpace the earning potential" of their residents.
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The awards, announced on Monday at the A.L.A.'s midwinter conference in Atlanta, were given to books published in 2016, a year in which sales of children's books were strong, continuing to outpace books for adults.
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The dollar has weakened as markets grow increasingly confident that a global recovery would outpace U.S. growth and prompt other major central banks led by the ECB to unwind its easy policy quicker than market expectations.
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His State of the Union address last week underlined how Trump will use the strength of the economy -- on which his ratings outpace his presidential job approval numbers, to make a case for a second term.
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Analysts said the semiconductors uptrend was more pronounced for NAND memory chips - used for long-term data storage - as demand started to outpace supply during the quarter due to orders from Apple and Chinese smartphone makers.
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The group did not disclose the size of planned investments, but said they would significantly outpace the 700 million euros spent in the last ten years to upgrade stores in France and increase its luxury focus.
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The Yang campaign's national press secretary, S.Y. Lee, told The Hill that the campaign's fourth quarter haul will outpace its third quarter mark by more than 25 percent with two days still remaining in the year.
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In the event Legend takes home the trophy, he&aposll outpace fellow celebrities that are within spitting distance of an EGOT — Lin-Manuel Miranda, who only needs an Oscar, and Viola Davis, who is short one Grammy.
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Economists are generally upbeat about prospects for the eastern European region, which is expected to outpace its richer western peers in economic growth in the years ahead despite concerns over its continued reliance on EU development funds.
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DSM said it expected "high single digit" growth in adjusted earnings before tax, interest, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) from 2019 to 2021, as comparable sales outpace the market average with a yearly increase of around 5 percent.
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But swelling supply, mostly from Australia and Brazil, where Rio Tinto , BHP Billiton and Vale SA dominate output, should steadily outpace demand growth for the rest of 2017 and beyond, reducing the price, according to the department.
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"While SpaceX is newer to the market, their lower price point has allowed them to outpace peers in estimated annual launch revenues," Jefferies analyst Sheila Kahyaoglu wrote in a note to investors, in a "deep dive" report.
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Uber has faced its own massive challenges in the last year, allowing its major domestic rival Lyft to outpace it in growth in the fourth quarter of 2017, which could be an opportunity for the Chinese company.
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But there's a reason they do: In general, campaigns outgun and outpace the press at investigating rival candidates (particularly with respect to archival information that can't be found online, and that requires expertise to obtain and decipher).
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Benedict Evans, a partner at Andreessen Horowitz, told me that bots face a big challenge as they grow: the number and volume of human desires might always outpace our ability to write software that can address them.
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Ford's first-quarter profits plunged amid higher costs for product recalls and commodities and lower sales, but the automaker was able to outpace Wall Street's estimates and it continues to back its 2017 forecast for pretax profit.
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Elizabeth Warren continues to outpace the Democratic fundraising field, raising nearly $3.5 million in the second quarter of 2017 and giving her $11 million cash on hand headed into what's likely to be an easy re-election.
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Islam is set to become the world's largest religious group by 22060 as the number of babies born to Muslim mothers is set to outpace those born to Christians within the next two decades, new research suggests.
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Earlier on Thursday, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Chairman Christopher Hart cautioned that there will be deaths from autonomous vehicles, but stressed that human error will still far outpace the number of deaths from self-driving vehicles.
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Strong global demand for DRAM chips will continue to outpace supply in 2018, while demand for NAND flash chips exceeded supply for six straight quarters as of last month, DRAMeXchange, a division of data provider TrendForce, said.
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The jumbo deals will see loans continue to outpace high-yield bonds in the second half of the year as their flexibility and ability to repay without penalty makes them private equity firm's funding tool of choice.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - European turboprop maker ATR said on Tuesday its new airplane orders could outpace deliveries by 50 percent in 2017, bringing its book-to-bill ratio up to around 1.5 from less than 20163 in 2016.
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The Pentagon's successful missile defense test Tuesday showed that the United States can outpace an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) threat from North Korea and Iran through 2020, according to the director of the Missile Defense Agency (MDA).
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Markets are also expected to look beyond the short-term dislocations as supply growth from countries outside of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is expected to outpace demand growth again next year, Barclays said.
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"Energy efficiency is going to outpace the growth in GDP (gross domestic product), that's the main reason why energy demand is peaking," DNV GL's group president and CEO Remi Eriksen told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Monday.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Nexa Resources expects demand for zinc to outpace supply, keeping prices for the metal at $3,400 to $3,483 a ton for the rest of the year, Chief Executive Tito Martins said on Tuesday.
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And though Bloomberg performs well in a hypothetical matchup against Donald Trump — leading him 43 percent to 37 percent — Biden, Warren and Sanders outpace the Republican president by between 4 percentage points and 6 percentage points, too.
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INFOTEL: French IT engineering services group said on Wednesday it achieved a higher Ebitda in 1003, adding it expected for this year its revenue growth to outpace the market and a operating profitability that will "remain high".
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RELATED: Donald Trump outlines policy plan for first 100 days Overall, Trump ranks toward the middle of the pack on providing leadership and making appointments, but here too, his no confidence numbers far outpace those for his predecessors.
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The combined company's services will range from running clinical trials to advising on drug pricing, with its annual revenue growth rate of 9 percent expected to outpace the roughly 6 percent growth in the broader contract research market.
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The dollar has weakened as markets grow increasingly confident that a global recovery would outpace U.S. growth and prompt other major central banks, led by the ECB, to unwind their easy money strategy faster than has been expected.
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The International Energy Agency said global supply would outpace demand well into the next year, a stark contrast to its assessment from a month ago that the market would show no surplus for the remainder of this year.
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One might not have the background to experience wonder from a particular equation, but virtually anyone can appreciate the astonishing human progression from basic counting to creating full-on artificial intelligence that could outpace our own mental faculties.
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Goldman Sachs said growth in U.S. shale production is likely to outpace that of global demand at least through 2020 and limit gains in oil prices despite output curbs led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs said growth in U.S. shale production was likely to outpace that of global demand at least through 2020, limiting gains in oil prices despite output curbs led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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For Bregoli to outpace her 15 minutes of viral fame, she would have to embark on a coming-of-age journey and perhaps transition from a rebel without a cause to a rebel with a cause, Sharma said.
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Without taking the latest round of tariff increases into account, the OECD forecast the United States would outpace other big developed economies with growth of 20.9% this year, up from the 2.6% the organisation had projected in March.
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That means that Canada's increasing production of crude, expected to temporarily outpace pipeline space over the next two years, could face a longer-term lack of pipeline capacity and subsequent lower prices if crude becomes bottlenecked in Alberta.
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This method was meant to be a cheaper and faster alternative to the standard methods, reportedly allowing Google Fiber to get its service up and running in Louisville in five months and outpace AT&T's internet service there.
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Sacconaghi of Bernstein had originally predicted that Apple would outpace Wall Street expectations of 62 million iPhones by selling 23173 million units, but on Monday he cut that figure to 53 million units, a nearly 20-percent cut.
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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reported the biggest fall in demand from buyers since 2008 last month, Halifax's Ellis said he expected price rises to slow later in 2016 as price rises continued to outpace earnings growth.
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VW declined to comment on the impact of the first-ever strike at a major Slovak plant, which comes as economies across central Europe outpace western Europe, leading to a labour shortage that many companies worry limits growth.
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The German partners plan to outpace rivals by using an on-board arsenal of up to six different herbicides and Bayer hopes the venture will prepare it for a new commercial model - rather than cannibalizing its current business.
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This is why Mercedes' most advanced development is happening outside of Germany, and also how an F1 team with a short history of operating under its own name is able to outpace the established titans of the sport.
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Since the last tournament in 2014, Adidas has grown sales rapidly in areas other than soccer, capitalising on booming demand for its retro basketball sneakers and springy Boost running shoes to outpace Nike, particularly in the U.S. market.
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Without taking the latest round of tariff increases into account, the OECD forecast the United States would outpace other big developed economies with growth of 20.9% this year, up from the 2.6% the organization had projected in March.
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Morgan Stanley analysts said buying Inmarsat and the 13 satellites that provide services to airlines, broadcast media companies and the oil and gas industry, could allow Echostar to outpace ViaSat in the race to achieve fully global coverage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In the race to outpace developed economies, emerging countries such as China, India, and Brazil suffered a setback this year and will outgrow them later than previously expected, the Centre for Economics and Business Research said.
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Instead of trying everything under the sun to make my investments outpace market benchmarks, I'm going to keep on investing regularly and let my money — and the power of compound interest — do all the hard work for me.
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But demand for cobalt sulphate is expected to outpace that for the metal over coming years as governments around the world move to replace diesel- and petrol-powered engines with batteries to meet targets for cutting vehicle emissions.
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Since the last tournament in 2014, Adidas has grown sales rapidly in areas other than soccer, capitalizing on booming demand for its retro basketball sneakers and springy Boost running shoes to outpace Nike, particularly in the U.S. market.
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A Cook Political Report analysis released this month determined that because of Clinton's substantial lead among super-delegates, Sanders will have to far outpace Clinton in states where he's currently the underdog just to make up the difference.
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In addition, the lower monthly cost offered by high-deductible plans is one of the most direct ways to mitigate the bite taken out of workers' paychecks for insurance — a pressing issue — as premiums continue to outpace wages.
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The more moderate, non-Sanders alternatives combined to far outpace the liberal Vermont senator's vote share here on Tuesday night, with Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of a small Indiana city, again holding him to a virtual draw.
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Capela added 33 points and 14 rebounds to outpace 76ers center Joel Embiid (20 points, 230.8 boards) and help send Philadelphia to its fourth consecutive defeat since a Christmas Day blistering of the Eastern Conference-leading Milwaukee Bucks.
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Capela added 30 points and 14 rebounds to outpace 76ers center Joel Embiid (20 points, 383 boards) and help send Philadelphia to its fourth consecutive defeat since a Christmas Day blistering of the Eastern Conference-leading Milwaukee Bucks.
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Coming out of the dinner we feel more confident in our belief that GoDaddy's new CEO, Aman Bhutani, is not going to drastically change the company's financial goals, and that uFCF growth should continue to outpace revenue growth.
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But as mainstream parties become more focused on defending against the far-right upstarts, the AfD's populist agenda is trickling into their policies and messaging — raising the possibility that the party's political influence could outpace its electoral gains.
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The release of 400 developers may be welcome in Africa's most active tech hubs, such as Nigeria and Kenya, where rapid startup formation and funding is starting to outpace software engineering talent — according to a number of founders.
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His family had spent almost every year of his life trying to outpace death, beginning when his parents fled marauding groups seeking revenge for the genocide in Rwanda and later as conflict raged in Congo over valuable minerals.
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That basic insight—that diagnosis means recognizing cues correctly and interpreting them consistently, and computers may outpace humans at both—has led today's researchers to combine machine learning and big data in an effort to automate cancer diagnosis.
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Even as OPEC and allied exporters cut production, however, U.S. output has surged close to 12 million bpd in the latest week, and some traders and investors are concerned that growth in global supply this year will outpace demand.
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This was the latest in a blizzard of news surrounding the ride-hail company's increased investment in mapping, the goals of which appear to be twofold: outpace Google, and lay the groundwork for Uber's fleet of self-driving cars.
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"We expect North America's reported revenue growth over the balance of the year to outpace the rate of futures growth," CFO Andy Campion said, pointing analysts toward the company's guidance for high-single-digit revenue growth this fiscal year.
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But Hugo Barra, Xiaomi's vice president of international, revealed to CNBC that the world's second-most valuable private tech company is working on a more advanced VR device, and said China would outpace any other market for VR adoption.
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The pessimistic outlook is that AI, unlike the move from farms to factories, will accelerate so fast and cover so many industries that the rate of job loss will outpace society's ability to find new positions for the unemployed.
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The dollar has weakened recently as markets grow increasingly confident that a global recovery will outpace U.S. growth and prompt other major central banks, led by the ECB, to unwind their easy money strategy faster than has been expected.
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Such is the case in Salt Lake City, where investors have significantly less money as a whole, yet their investment per-deal averages outpace Silicon Valley, New York, Los Angeles and almost every other startup hub in the country.
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SK Hynix said growth for server DRAM chips was expected to outpace the overall DRAM market for the next two to three years, adding that compared to other chipmakers, server DRAM accounts for a bigger portion of its revenue.
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" Also curious is the prediction that "if natural gas generation used to fuel power plants continues to outpace that of coal," according to the Environmental Leader, "total carbon emissions from that fuel will exceed that of coal-fired generation.
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The rate in emerging markets could far outpace the developed world, so investors who are willing to sit through short-term pain could see the stock double in the next decade if Africa becomes the next place to industrialize.
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"All things being equal, the news that we saw this week does little to change the broader outlook for the U.S. Federal Reserve to far outpace the European Central Bank in policy normalization for the foreseeable future," Esiner said.
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At the same time, Facebook and its suite of offerings like Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger continued to outpace Twitter in user growth and profitability, while five-year-old Snapchat has become the newest darling of the social media world.
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"With continued warming, cold-related deaths are projected to decrease and heat-related deaths are projected to increase; in most regions, increases in heat-related deaths are expected to outpace reductions in cold-related deaths," according to the report.
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If you're wondering why that's such a big deal, you haven't been paying attention: Although Snapchat burst upon the scene and seemed to outpace other social networks, nobody could really understand how or whether the company would generate revenue.
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One of the wonderful aspects of Alpe di Siusi is that hiking on the level trails there is suitable for all ages — from children to seniors with their walking poles who could outpace me in a minute (and did).
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Lower rates and a weaker dollar could provide a tailwind for emerging market equities, according to UBS Global Wealth Management CIO Mark Haefele, who rated emerging market equities overweight on expectations that they will outpace developed peers this year.
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Gary Gates, a businessman who spent nearly $28500 million on his own campaign, scored 6900 percent of the vote in the runoff election to outpace Eliz Markowitz, a Democrat and an education expert making her second run for office.
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AMD is making some big promises with these new chips: it claims that they'll outpace Intel's Ice Lake chips when it comes to performance, along with battery life that's twice as good as the last generation of AMD chips.
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Although female leaders abroad are no longer rarities, men still far outpace women in politics: 22.8 percent of the world's parliamentarians were women as of June 2016, according to the United Nations, up from 11.3 percent two decades ago.
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All four tested Democratic candidates outpace Trump on two measures: honesty (62% Sanders, 49% Warren, 47% Biden, 0073% Buttigieg, 36% Trump) and uniting the country rather than dividing it (47% Biden, 44% Sanders, 227% Warren, 239% Buttigieg, 215% Trump).
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EDINBURGH, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Britain's Serco raised its revenue and profit expectations for 2019 after a run of recent contract wins, aiming to outpace a sluggish outsourcing sector dogged by what its chief executive called "the fog of Brexit".
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" Lori Lodes, an Obama administration official and a founder of Get America Covered, a nonprofit group, said, "Over all, demand for health coverage continues to outpace demand from previous years, showing just how much people value having health insurance.
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So unless we come home from our slob-jobs, open our almanacs, and start researching, there's no way the individual citizen can outpace the media-machine, which, he asserts, is constructed so as to reinforce our present oligarchy, a.k.a.
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Looking ahead, Wells Fargo CFO John Shrewsberry said the bank saw mortgage and refinancing activity pick up in the wake of last month's Brexit, which shook markets temporarily, and he said third quarter figures could outpace Wells' second quarter results.
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Identified in mice in 2004, the existence of ovarian stem cells, which some believe constantly make new egg filaments over a woman's lifetime (just not strong or long enough to outpace decay and infertility), has long been disputed by reproductive experts.
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Sometimes, in a trek across snowy wastes, the goal is to outpace a shambling horde while managing to feed your caravan with whatever limited amount of supplies you have and trying to rest only when needed to keep up morale.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's state-controlled banks, which have seen defaults and loan-loss provisions outpace those of rivals this year, are more confident than their private-sector competitors that Latin America's largest economy will soon emerge from a severe recession.
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The agency also said online sales, which it expects to generate a "strong" operating profit growth in 2019, will continue to outpace overall retail growth as more companies harness e-commerce, which is still 15 percent of overall U.S. retail sales.
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PARIS, April 26 (Reuters) - Valeo's quarterly sales rose 22 percent to outpace global vehicle production in all regions, the French auto parts maker said on Wednesday, reiterating upbeat 13 goals on strong demand for its fuel-saving and automated driving technology.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES MedImpact's 'BB-' IDR considers the company's smaller scale, somewhat light absolute cash flows, and lack of very large customers, offset by relatively low debt leverage, stable cash flows, and the expectation that growth will outpace the overall PBM industry.
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The implementation of DNA testing along parts of the US-Mexico border is part of a concerted effort by the Trump administration to crack down on illegal immigration, as the number of apprehensions at the border continue to outpace recent years.
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LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The price of shipping liquefied natural gas (LNG) has spiked in September and is likely to remain high next year, buoyed by rising production from new plants and concerns that demand for LNG vessels will outpace supply.
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But that said, their report is noteworthy because it argues that EVs will curtail the global thirst for oil so much that the decline will outpace other areas of heavy demand — namely petrochemicals and trucking — in the not-too-distant future.
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READ MORE: 'The Lion King' remake is projected to far outpace the original at the box office in its opening weekend, but will face a tougher battle after"Beauty and the Beast" ultimately made $174 million in its opening weekend.
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But as the opioid crisis took off in the US in the late 20173s — as pharmaceutical marketing and lobbying led doctors to prescribe far more opioid painkillers, and misuse and addiction rose — America began to outpace other countries in overdose deaths.
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While Canada's exports are growing in this sector, its overall share of this vital pie is shrinking (from 2628 percent to 28503 percent of the market over the last 22019 years) as other countries outpace Canada in clean tech development.
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While LG's operating income rose by 193 percent year-on-year to outpace a four percent annual growth in revenue, its overall numbers were curtailed by a mobile business that posted a KRW 132.4 billion ($117.27 million) loss for the quarter.
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As of 2012, China had grown to become the No. 4 user of industrial robots on the planet, which, at that rate of adoption, was expected to outpace America's use of robots, while employing over 10 times more factory workers.
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At the end of the day, there is no question that the innovation we'll see in the coming years will dramatically outpace anything we've seen to date, just as the last few years have seen rapid advances over the past decade.
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Although it's uncertain whether the total count from this recession ends up breaking previous records, it's a good bet that April's number will outpace by a large margin any single month in U.S. history for a drop in nonfarm payrolls.
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It's impossible to know for sure, but critics of noncompetes argue that this freewheeling culture was a key factor that allowed the San Francisco area to outpace other regions — like Boston's Route 128 corridor — as the nation's premier technology center.
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Mr. Booker's total is among the smallest fund-raising figures to be voluntarily disclosed so far by a Democratic candidate, though it is still expected to outpace others; nearly a dozen candidates have yet to announce their first-quarter numbers.
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"We are witnessing climate change that is happening fast, and we do want to outpace it by making the most of our efforts at Snowflake," said Yury Vasiliev, executive director of the MIPT Institute of Arctic Technologies, in an email.
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He has to outpace the assassin and uncover the conspiracy, armed with only his wits, the help of Ms. Dunaway and a killer wardrobe of layered basics: a gray herringbone blazer; a navy wool sweater; a chambray dress shirt; and bluejeans.
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Good news for Dems: NH Dem turnout on pace to beat 2016's 254,776 raw vote, and will likely outpace the state's population growthBad news: NH has a semi-open primary where undeclared voters can vote in a party primary.
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We now have the opportunity to build the United States Space Force from the ground up, and develop a flat, rapid, and agile force that can nimbly outpace our competitors as they attempt to gain space superiority over the United States.
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Airbus is on track to outpace Boeing in annual deliveries for the first time since 2011, after its U.S. rival was forced to ground its fastest-selling plane, the 737 MAX, in March in the wake of two fatal accidents.
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It's something all involved have been asserting for years in interviews and on earnings calls, as e-commerce growth continues to outpace capacity and the pace at which shippers have been able to expand their networks to better meet that demand.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Growth in oil supply next year is expected to outpace an anticipated pick-up in demand that will push global consumption above 100 million barrels per day (bpd) for the first time, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday.
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In a closely-watched monthly report published by the International Energy Agency (IEA) on Tuesday, the Paris-based organization said a rise in global oil production — led by the U.S. — was on track to outpace growth in demand this year.
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"We've been investing in malls where our developers are investing and ... we feel really good about that initiative, and those stores continue to outpace the breadth of our fleet," said Hal Lawton, Macy's president, during a post-earnings conference call.
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It's ... a missile system that they've displayed on multiple occasions and that is why we have a ballistic missile defense system that we have invested in very heavily to be able to outpace that threat as that threat develops further.
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Still, the states that have long maintained unusually high levels of inequality — New York, California, the District of Columbia — continued to outpace the rest of the U.S. Utah, Alaska, Iowa, and the Dakotas were among the most economically equal states.
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Despite the August respite, there are concerns production could again outpace capacity later this year, forcing more producers into the costlier option of shipping crude by rail, as new projects like Suncor Energy's 194,000 bpd Fort Hills mine start up.
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Hispanic women typically outpace Hispanic men by 2 to 3 percentage points in terms of registration or voter participation, said Lydia Camarillo, vice president of the nonpartisan Southwest Voter Registration Education Project, a Latino voter mobilization group based in San Antonio.
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While property market experts said a lack of supply of affordable new homes is likely to persist and so house price rises will outpace overall inflation, the normally rate-sensitive housing sector is not set to drive the economy in coming months.
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"Avengers: Endgame" is poised to outpace "Avatar" to become the highest-grossing film of all time in a matter of days, Kevin Feige, the head of Marvel Studios announced Saturday to a crowd of thousands in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con.
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While property market experts said a lack of supply of affordable new homes is likely to persist and so house price rises will outpace overall inflation, the normally rate-sensitive housing sector is not set to drive the economy in coming months.
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Yet according to at least one analysis, the overall boon could far outpace the impact of ticket sales in a region that saw a record $5 billion in tourist spending last year, according to Greater Palm Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau data.
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"It's ... a missile system that they've displayed on multiple occasions, and that is why we have a ballistic missile defense system that we have invested in very heavily to be able to outpace that threat as that threat develops further," he added.
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LONDON, June 22018 (Reuters) - Growth in oil supply next year is expected to outpace an anticipated pick-up in demand that will push global consumption above 22018 million barrels per day (bpd) for the first time, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday.
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But malaria spending, which rose to $2.7 billion annually in 103 from $130 million in 2000, must double over the next decade to ensure new solutions outpace drug and insecticide resistance in the push to achieve global eradication by 2040, experts say.
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But, at this stage of the U.S. economy, with the homeownership rate essentially at a 21625-year low, it is less healthy for home price growth to consistently outpace people's income growth — as has been the case for the past five consecutive years.
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Showbiz Pizza Place—which came about in 1980 after a planned Pizza Time franchisee abruptly backed out of a contract due to concerns that competing animatronic technology would outpace what Bushnell had created—had quickly grown into major competitor of Pizza Time.
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Trump's legal team has taken advantage of the GOP Senate majority while also trying to outpace any major disruption for the executive branch, whether it be a sudden Supreme Court vacancy or more charges arising from Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Bouchey was about to meet a terrible fate involving harassment and lawsuits, but that meant the stage was set for Vancouver to outpace all the other North American centers—even Albany—in its saturation of a young, wealthy market of liberal creative types.
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"Autonomous technology will assist soldiers to respond in an accelerating warfare environment — increasing their speed of initiative to outpace, out-maneuver and out-think conventional and unconventional threats," Brad Yelland, the chief technology officer of BAE Systems Australia, said in a statement.
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Its projected growth in 267, between 2115 and 8.9 percent, might outpace even India, with its booming tech sector, and Ethiopia, which over the last decade has been one of Africa's fastest-growing economies thanks to expanding agricultural production and coffee exports.
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Some Democratic candidates benefited from a surge in small donations after opposing the confirmation of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, while the party's major donors helped their side's so-called super PACs outpace their Republican counterparts in raising money.
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"The subway and our unparalleled 24-hour-a-day mass transit network are the engines that power a city economy that continues to grow and outpace the nation," said John J. McCarthy, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the subway.
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GO10SGCKMc20183JETSGCKMc1 (Graphic: Singapore refining margins spiral lower amid China's expanding fuel production surplus - here) "The growth in product supplies will far outpace the expected demand growth of transportation fuels, adding pressure to already weak regional cracks," said Chen Jiyao, oil consultant with FGE.
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If past performance is any indication, Amazon&aposs move to shorten its delivery time by a day could lead to revenue acceleration in the coming years — and outpace Wall Street&aposs estimated growth rate, according to the financial firm SunTrust Robinson Humphrey.
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Richardson's wit and ability to conceive characters who feel "natural"—as he rather immodestly put it in the book's original introduction—enable the novel to outpace his own didactic intentions, to become something far more lifelike and original than a morality tale.
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Many niche domestic snack food brands have expanded their pool of millennial customers through interactive online and mobile campaigns that emphasize quality ingredients and production methods, which have helped them outpace traditional leaders such as Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp (0322.HK).
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The data showed second placed Sainsbury's and third ranked Asda performed solidly, but also that privately-owned German discounters Aldi UK and Lidl UK continued to outpace the sales growth of all the big four, winning market share from all but Tesco.
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"As long as out-of-pocket costs for deductibles, drugs, surprise bills and more continue to outpace wage growth, people will be frustrated by their medical bills and see health costs as huge pocketbook and political issues," said Drew Altman, Kaiser's president.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Global sales of personal luxury goods will grow by a stronger- than-expected 2-4 percent at constant exchange rates in 19953, as higher spending in Europe and China outpace weakness in the United States and southeast Asia, a report showed on Monday.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Eurozone I.P.O.s Set to Outpace the U.S. in 2016 | Continued monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank underpins expectations that eurozone companies will list on public markets in 2016 and planned privatizations of services by indebted governments will bolster deal volumes.
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But if it's not going to grow at a strong enough rate to outpace the company's ability to create new revenue-generating products and improve its advertising targeting to increase that business, then that's going to be a problem for the company going forward.
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In terms of additional potential setbacks to Trump's widely heralded domestic economic plans, Weinberg argued that the existing labor dynamic which would see demand outpace supply under the President's agenda, would most likely lead to inflation and fail to achieve the hoped-for growth result.
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Another theme that continued to emerge last year, according to the report, was increasingly hotter morning temperatures in the US. In a warming world, it is anticipated that "we would see increases in overnight temperatures [begin to] outpace increases in daytime temperature," Arndt said.
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That paper contains the following problem statement, which is worth repeating for its concision: So, while it's possible to achieve and even outpace Moore's Law by stacking transistors, the fundamental challenge remains of how to do that without incinerating your integrated circuits in the process.
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By simultaneously decreasing the country's revenue and increasing its expenses, Trump would be making a huge bet that the resulting growth will be substantial enough to outpace the buildup of debt, potential inflation and recession that could be the outcome if his plan fails.
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By stoking fears that other nations will either outpace the United States or drain it of its resources, industry representatives can redirect attention from an inconvenient fact: drug prices are lower in countries like Canada and the United Kingdom because those countries regulate prices.
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Not all are being shipped to the U.S. In fact, shipments to other countries is expected to far outpace the number sent to the U.S. What happens if Trump follows through on his threat to slap a 5% tax on everything coming from Mexico?
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Now, YouTube will likely throw even more resources at its content moderation problem and communicate its strategy even more loudly to the public — something it has already begun to do — in an effort to outpace any regulation that might come down on the platform.
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BWA weathered the last recession relatively well, and with a product portfolio largely focused on technologies that enhance fuel efficiency, such as turbochargers and dual-clutch transmission components, Fitch expects the company's sales to outpace global light vehicle production growth over the intermediate term.
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Considering she is not a cast member of the Real Housewives of New York (though she'd be a better addition than Tinsley Mortimer) this is an unnecessary expense, and one that might outpace the annual budget of the National Endowment for the Arts all together.
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"China and emerging markets deleveraging, together with further medium-term dollar strength and mining cost deflation are set to keep 'capex' heavy metals prices under pressure, particularly copper and aluminium, where supply growth is set to outpace demand growth most significantly," the analysts wrote.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The cost of medical care in the United States is expected to grow at a faster clip over the next decade and overall health spending growth will outpace that of the gross domestic product, a U.S. government health agency said on Wednesday.
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MUMBAI, March 217.8 (Reuters) - India's broader NSE stock index hit a record high on Friday, as bets on improving earnings and additional economic reforms are fuelling a rally that investors believe will lead equity returns to outpace debt for the first time in two years.
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"We think we've been dragged down with the group and we're kind of the baby thrown out with the bathwater," Mears told the "Mad Money" host, arguing that his company's "best-in-class" balance sheet, governance structure and growth prospects outpace its struggling competition.
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The landfill disaster unnerved residents in China's large cities because Shenzhen, a onetime fishing village that became a huge metropolis as China moved toward a market economy, was considered to have experienced government managers who were eager to outpace Hong Kong, its neighbor and rival.
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"Paying more in rent each year and seeing home prices outpace their incomes is discouraging, and it's unfortunately pushing homeownership further away – especially for those living in expensive metro areas on the East and West Coast," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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Though Mariposa County benefits greatly from a hotel tax (about 22019 percent of its general fund), a preponderance of seasonal and service industry jobs driven by federal lands visitors creates human services needs that far outpace what would be expected in a county its size.
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The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Tuesday: The Oslo-listed salmon farmer reported third-quarter revenues and operating income below forecast and cut its 2016 output forecast, while predicting 2017 volumes will outpace expectations in a Reuters poll.
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If you have 244 years in retirement, a "safe" strategy may not grow your assets enough to keep pace or outpace inflation, which could lead to struggles down the line to maintain your standard of living or manage a big medical bill, Stinchcombe said.
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WASHINGTON — Foreign smugglers are trying to ship advanced American technologies — which can be used for weapons and spy equipment — to China, Russia and other adversaries at rates that outpace shadowy and illegal exports during the Cold War, according to United States officials and experts.
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Two novels from Thai-born authors, "Bangkok Wakes to Rain," by Pitchaya Sudbanthad, and "The Blind Earthworm in the Labyrinth," by Veeraporn Nitiprapha, examine these hidden, overlooked spaces, where ghosts and spirits and discarded dreams orbit, even as people try to outpace the past.
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But the conservative American Action Forum (AAF) determined Thursday that it could come at a steep cost and likely would outpace Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The rise in U.S. home prices will continue to outpace consumer inflation until at least 24.0, albeit at a slower pace than forecast three months ago, despite a majority of analysts polled by Reuters predicting an improvement in activity in the coming year.
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Those two movies landed in third and fourth place; neither could outpace 20th Century Fox's racing drama "Ford v Ferrari," which had a strong opening last weekend and brought in an additional $16 million this weekend according to Comscore, which compiles box office data.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The increase in people dying in India from air pollution will outpace the rate of such deaths in China, as India drags its heels over environmental rules while opening more coal mines, the head of a U.S. research group said on Thursday.
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But the conservative American Action Forum (AAF) determined Thursday that it could come at a steep cost and likely would outpace Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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It was a gamble, and while HBO was confident even before the show started that it would succeed, for most, the question wasn't whether Game of Thrones would outpace Martin's books, it was whether it would even survive long enough to dig deeply into his source material.
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Image Credit: AP Photo/Andy WongChina's National Space Administration just released a fascinating outline, "China's Space Activities in 2016,"detailing its intentions to dominate the space race, create new technologies, and outpace competitors like SpaceX and NASA, in the race to explore Mars and deep space.
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Improving Fundamentals and Fixed Charge Coverage: Prologis continues to benefit from strong occupancies and positive leasing spreads driven primarily by e-commerce demand, while macro industrial indicators such as manufacturing activity, housing starts and homebuilder confidence indicate that industrial space demand should continue to outpace supply.
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On Wednesday, crude prices fell nearly 4 percent after U.S. gasoline inventories rose unexpectedly and the International Energy Agency said growth in oil supply next year is expected to outpace demand even as global consumption exceeds 100 million barrels per day (bpd) for the first time.
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