Momentum outperforms on the upside but outperforms on the downside too.
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Somewhat surprisingly, the books that sell best are those which tackle the most demanding topics: the U.S. Supreme Court outperforms Hollywood, and Aristotle outperforms Dinosaurs.
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"The dollar outperforms when everything else is going down, when economic growth is slowing, when liquidity is tightening, the U.S. outperforms," Harnett told CNBC Wednesday.
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Similarly, there is no question that data show Sanders outperforms Clinton against every GOP opponent and outperforms every Republican candidate, without exception, in general election match-ups.
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The stock market historically outperforms bonds over the long run.
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Elizabeth Warren outperforms among Gabbard supporters and is the frontrunner.
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The video quality outperforms competitors in a lot of situations.
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But Sanders outperforms her among female voters under age 30.
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That is the first time renting outperforms buying since 2010.
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Sanders outperforms Clinton in general-election matchups The NBC/WSJ/Marist polls also show that Sanders outperforms Clinton in hypothetical general-election matchups in these two presidential battleground states - something other surveys have found, too.
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But where it outperforms all other Samsung TVs is the HDR.
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If Ossoff outperforms Clinton even a little bit, he can win.
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Cory Booker seriously outperforms his general satisfaction rate among Castro fans.
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Bernie outperforms fellow progressive Warren in every swing state save Arizona.
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A high-performance car is one that outperforms most other cars.
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UBS outperforms in Q2 but warns on effect of trade war
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"Value typically outperforms during periods when economic conditions are improving," he said.
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The rule that its price outperforms gold, for instance, doesn't always apply.
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In a head-to-head race, Clinton outperforms Trump by 10 points.
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That index on so many metrics outperforms the rest of the companies.
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As for the TV itself, it definitely outperforms the prior P-Series.
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Shimmer. The movie outperforms the book by a long, refracted mile. Director
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In fact, in head-to-head national polls, Sanders consistently outperforms Trump.
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Remarkably, Chile outperforms all other OECD member countries on this critical measure.
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Real estate consistently increases in value over time and outperforms other investments.
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"Nothing on the customization end right now outperforms traditional shoes," Gray says.
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In this area, as in hangover control, Pedialyte outperforms conventional sports drinks.
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At $69, it outperforms numerous backpacks I've reviewed that cost multiple times more.
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Chile's voucher-based education system, despite its flaws, outperforms those of its neighbours.
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History shows that when rates are rising, active management outperforms passive management. Why?
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BOB PISANI: Now, that symbol – PAUL TUDOR JONES: It outperforms stock prices better.
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Similarly, Exxon Mobil also outperforms the broader market, up 1.18% a week later.
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Is it any wonder the pharma sector regularly outperforms the broader stock market?
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Early-stage venture outperforms public equities over nearly every time horizon, and often dramatically.
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By almost all measures, the self-governing democratic island outperforms the communist-ruled mainland.
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Even if an actively managed fund outperforms competitors, high costs can erase its advantage.
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Because housing outperforms all other asset classes in China, it distorts capital allocation too.
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Financially, IAG comfortably outperforms Lufthansa and Air France-KLM, Europe's other big legacy airlines.
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And because prediction markets measure expectations, they rise only when a candidate outperforms these expectations.
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The surveys also found Mr. Sanders, buoyed by the support of independent voters, outperforms Mrs.
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"We're late into the cycle and usually value outperforms growth at these stages," Lloyd said.
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"The rotation into value and energy and financials hasn't happened and tech outperforms," he wrote.
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Village Cafe's hot borscht, strong and decidedly unvegetarian, outperforms some I've had in Brighton Beach.
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There'll be a big— BECKY QUICK: And-- and-- and Berk-- Berkshire outperforms at that point?
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The power, range, and accuracy of the PRO MK-1 outperforms anything Nerf currently offers.
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By any metric that anybody measures about health care performance, the Canadian system outperforms ours.
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In some ways, such as ease of use, Audacity rivals or outperforms professional software like Audition.
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Unsurprisingly, Edge still outperforms its competitors (including Opera with its special energy-savings mode turned on).
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It is also unlikely but possible that Trump outperforms his polls and wins a surprise victory.
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The state outperforms Illinois on several measures of quality of life, including crime and air quality.
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It outperforms other wealthy countries in prevention measures, such as flu vaccinations and breast cancer screenings.
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The American market outperforms every time, he argued — even when it triggers the market downturn itself.
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It's why fake news outperforms real news, because studies show that lies spread faster than truth.
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It consistently outperforms its competitors in terms of net subscriber additions, network expansion and financial profile.
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It's easier, it's much cheaper, and it almost always outperforms the active investors over the long term.
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Vicarious says Schema Networks outperforms AIs that use deep reinforcement learning (currently the dominant paradigm in AI).
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"If you're in a low growth environment and people are cutting rates, then yield outperforms," he said.
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It's obviously no standalone subwoofer, but it outperforms what you'd expect from a speaker of this size.
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AI already outperforms people at such tasks, so human explanations are not available to act as models.
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Momentum usually outperforms by 22 percentage points in the 12 months before the market's peak, they note.
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It&aposs why fake news outperforms real news, because studies show that lies spread faster than truth.
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That's why fake news outperforms real news on social media; studies show lies spread faster than truth.
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The main selling point of private equity is that, despite hefty fees, it outperforms the stock market.
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Reading aloud even outperforms conversation when it comes to exposure to vocabulary and advancing a child's literacy.
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You look at a single-provider system like the UK — it vastly outperforms the United States' [system].
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Sauer is right: Finland's health care system outperforms the United States on nearly every childbirth-related metric.
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Not only does the Dow go up, but it outperforms the S&P 2000 index along the way.
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This is primarily offset by an earnings profile that has lost some momentum, and no longer outperforms peers.
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Norton consistently outperforms other anti-virus software and is one of the top-rated names in the space.
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"The Daily Mail is an incredible franchise, it outperforms the market year in and year out," he said.
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"If you compare the rates across the board, the U.S. still far outperforms," Silicon Valley Bank's Ng said.
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In low light, that faster lens and optical image stabilization means that the 7 significantly outperforms the 6S.
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Mr. Ketcheson can say an Arc'teryx rain shell is objectively better because it outperforms other shells in testing.
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Gold typically outperforms equities when there is excess fear in the market or investors anticipate slower economic growth.
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That produces handsome upfront deals, but offers much less to the producers if they make something that outperforms expectations.
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We found that it outperforms the Echo speakers, but it's not as good as something like the Sonos: One.
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The polls do offer some support for Mr. Sanders's argument to stay in the race, as he outperforms Mrs.
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One owner named Savannah says the audio quality on this turntable outperforms other entry-level and lower-priced options.
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Morningstar says the average dollar in passively managed funds typically outperforms the average dollar invested in actively managed funds.
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Obama outperforms former President George W. Bush, for example, who received a high of 22019 percent in March 2008.
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This lessens the financial hit if the acquisition falls short of expectations, but increases the upside if it outperforms.
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Private-sector employers maintained a robust pace of hiring last month as the labor market's expansion outperforms economic growth.
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A candidate who outperforms their Iowa polling by a point in the final results gains about 0.7 points nationally.
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Beyond that, unless O'Malley dramatically outperforms expectations, his exit from the race will likely come sooner rather than later.
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Historical women are widely under-researched, even when their work rivals, or even outperforms their more famous male peers.
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Whether "Logan" outperforms 2013's "The Wolverine" and approaches the success of "Deadpool" could determine Fox's path, according to Bock.
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But its sensor outperforms what you get in many DSLRs, providing impressively detailed images in even very dark lighting conditions.
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Meanwhile, Biden outperforms Sanders among female voters, according to the poll, taking 6900 percent support compared to Sanders's 2628 percent.
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This gives the government little room for maneuver for tax relief unless it fiscally outperforms, generating even larger budget savings.
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Perhaps they die en masse in a meteor event, or a new species comes along that outperforms or eats them.
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This gives the government little room for manoeuvre for tax relief unless it fiscally outperforms, generating even larger budget savings.
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Fixes Britain's National Health Service far outperforms America's health care system — for far less money — at keeping H.I.V. patients healthy.
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It's as expensive as the newer, better V10 that's often on sale and only mildly outperforms the much-cheaper V7.
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Systematically, it outperforms the national government and local powerbrokers in the provision of order and brutal, although not corrupt, justice.
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As copper outperforms, copper versus gold has moved higher, but it has diverged from its normal relationship with the yield.
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Gillum, who is mayor of Tallahassee, outperforms Nelson in the region, splitting it evenly with DeSantis at 47% for each.
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While his Times sales have dwindled to about 80 a day from nearly 800, he outperforms many brick-and-mortar newsstands.
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"We have long held that CSCO outperforms whens orders are accelerating and under performs when orders are decelerating," the analysts wrote.
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But Nvidia has basically made sure that no RTX card of a single numbered tier outperforms that of a higher tier.
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There's also the reality that Clinton outperforms Trump in most other battleground states by more than she does in North Carolina.
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However, the ratings could be upgraded if FITB is able to improve its earnings profile such that it consistently outperforms peers.
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There are periods where the hedge fund industry consistently outperforms the market, but also stretches where it struggles to do that.
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That has lifted the dollar - a currency that typically outperforms in risk-off periods - but the currency has strengthened only moderately.
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But when it comes to low-light photography, Google's Pixel 3 still outperforms the iPhone thanks to its Night Sight mode.
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The OnePlus 7T outperforms the Pixel 4 — and almost every Android smartphone, for that matter — while sporting a lower price tag.
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Sanders also outperforms his rival among college students, many of whom will have gone home after their schools shut down operations.
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The XLU gains nearly 1%, trading positively 163% of the time — and it outperforms the S&P 500 during these periods.
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The purpose of this column is to explain why Sanders dramatically outperforms all other candidates in these metrics of national politics.
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Stocks like these don&apost enjoy a rocket ride to success, but she says the group outperforms over the longer term.
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Do you think there'll be another market downturn and then— WARREN BUFFETT: Oh, there'll be a downturn— BECKY QUICK: --Berkshire outperforms?
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And as the poll points out, Obama far outperforms either candidate, with 72% saying they have a favorable opinion of the president.
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With today's updates, Snap is further differentiating itself from Facebook properties like Instagram Stories — the Snapchat clone that now outperforms the original.
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If one of those slices outperforms the others, it has the same effect of skewing the tidy ratios you determined made sense.
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Advocates for a ranked timeline say it always outperforms chronological timelines in user surveys, even when users say they prefer the latter.
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If it outperforms those targets, it will activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of additional austerity, including mainly lowering taxes.
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The $3603 OnePlus 7T, for example, outperforms smartphones that cost $300 more while looking good and sporting a triple-lens camera system.
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Warren outperforms the field among the most educated voters, with a 9-point lead over Sanders among those with post-graduate degrees.
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My research shows that a country's stock market often outperforms its peers when a new leader comes to power in emerging countries.
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Market regulation consistently outperforms government regulation because it responds to customers' wants as well as to changes in technology and business practices.
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This outperforms both the S&P 500 and the S&P tech sector, which tend to trade relatively flat in that period.
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The deal's value could increase by 100 million reais within five years, depending on whether the project outperforms some unspecified operational metrics.
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The other side: In the U.S., Netflix's English-language content still vastly outperforms foreign-language content with users, per Investor's Business Daily.
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They couldn't say outright that cognitive behavioral therapy outperforms medications for chronic insomnia, but the group does say that therapy is less risky.
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" The yield curve, they found, "strongly outperforms other variables at longer horizons" which "makes its use as a forecasting tool even more compelling.
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That also includes free standard shipping from Walmart, which equals an incredible deal for a TV that outperforms other models at this price.
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BHDL outperforms local peers in terms of profitability as it is by far the most efficient operation and has the lowest credit costs.
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The two newer studies also reach promising conclusions — and in particular find that the graduation model outperforms a simple one-off cash transfer.
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If Greece outperforms those goals, it will activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of the additional austerity, including mainly lowering taxes.
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"I tell clients that if something outperforms enough to draw public attention, it's probably already too late to make the investment," he says.
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US outperforms China Broadly speaking, students who have stronger reading, science and mathematics skills also tend to be better at collaborative problem solving.
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According to Bissell, this carpet cleaner outperforms the leading rental carpet cleaner according to color reflectance and brightness of carpet fibers post-cleaning.
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What that means is that it always outperforms equities in a down market — if stocks fall by 10 percent, cash falls by nothing.
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Likewise, if Rubio outperforms expectations, the momentum may continue to be with him through the next number of contests and into the convention.
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Twitter might make a fraction of money Facebook makes, but it outperforms other social media platforms like Snap, which has never been profitable.
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This shift has been coming for decades as passive investing consistently outperforms active over long time periods despite active management charging higher fees.
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It earned $22015 billion in revenue in all of 22016 and regularly outperforms the company's entire North American retail division in terms of profit.
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And the poorer people are, the more a phone outperforms all the other options they can afford as a way of fulfilling these needs.
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There may not be much evidence to support claims that SRI outperforms the market, but there is enough to show it can match it.
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Even as the U.S. economy outperforms, the Fed is especially vulnerable, because it is ahead of its peers in unwinding the crisis-era stimulus.
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If Washington's 2018 ballot initiative outperforms the 85033 one, it would suggest that voters really do prefer clean energy over rebates as surveys suggest.
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Despite Apple's refusal to give the Air a Retina screen or upgrade its processors, I find it outperforms the MacBook while still looking great.
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Imagine, for instance, that for the rest of the primaries, Mr. Cruz outperforms our Super Tuesday-based projections as much as he did Saturday.
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Retail, a cyclical sector, outperforms the index by 3 percent annualized during periods of falling rates but lags by 2.1 percent when rates rise.
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The three-act process of picturing something in your mind, putting pen to paper, and looking at what you drew outperforms other memorization tricks.
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Far-left politics isn't really a winning hand, but Sanders himself is an effective player who consistently outperforms the partisan fundamentals in his races.
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And even though Alberta's economy has been sluggish for the past five years, its economy still outperforms much of the rest of the country.
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When you control for each candidate's name recognition, Buttigieg's very favorable rating outperforms the expected baseline by more than any other candidate except Biden.
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He consistently outperforms the polls and has surprised political watchers by making a race out of contests where Trump entered with a healthy lead.
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If a fund outperforms the equity market benchmark by 10 percent, donations would grow by about 1.3 percent in the following year, the economists found.
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Still, it outperforms Trumpcare by a lot, because Trumpcare would add 21 million to that group, for a grand total of 48 million uninsured Americans.
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Since 2010, according to Jason Carter, who ran for governor of Georgia in 2014, the average Democratic candidate outperforms Democrats' primary vote share by 9.6%.
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But if the finding that transfers to the ultra-poor outperforms cash holds up, that's not necessarily a bad result for cash as a movement.
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PIMCO's Hammer thinks the risks are fairly low given that the asset class historically outperforms other fixed-income asset classes when the Fed hikes rates.
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The Citi surprise index is seen as a contrarian indicator for the stock market, and it registers gains when the economy outperforms Wall Street expectations.
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Regional airlines, like SkyWest, have Tamdar sensors on their aircraft, capturing data for Panasonic Weather Solutions' new global model, which often outperforms Weather Service predictions.
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The Ninja Foodi is bulkier and heavier than other multi cookers and air fryers, but if you can look past that, it outperforms its competitors.
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Still, Obamacare outperforms Trumpcare by a lot, because Trumpcare would add 21 million to that group, for a grand total of 48 million uninsured Americans.
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For ongoing (or chronic) pain — a sore lower back, say, or the kind of degenerative arthritis that typically develops with age — ibuprofen still outperforms acetaminophen.
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Citi sees a 15% gain in the stock over the next year as its service business outperforms, surprising investors that have cooled on the shares.
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Facebook's and WhatsApp's user bases may be much larger (over 2 billion and 1.5 billion, respectively), but Instagram still outperforms them on one key metric — growth.
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Athens and its lenders are discussing a set of measures offsetting the impact of austerity in 2019 and 2020, on condition that Athens outperforms its targets.
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Lancehead uses frequency hopping in the 2.4GHz band to dodge interference, and Razer claims the mouse "outperforms every other wireless gaming mouse" in lag-free performance.
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"While the memory outperforms existing media by far in terms of capacity, it still stays far behind in terms of read/write speed," Otte told Gizmodo.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders outperforms Hillary Clinton in head-to-head match-ups with top Republican presidential candidates in New Hampshire, a CNN/WMUR poll shows.
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That Sanders outperforms Clinton might not be surprising in New Hampshire: He leads, 60% to Clinton's 33%, in the Democratic primary, the CNN/WMUR poll found.
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When it comes to taking market share, Phononic founder and CEO Tony Atti is not scared to show competitors that his semiconductor company outperforms the rest.
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She won whites overall, 54% to 46% -- a much smaller margin than her overall victory, but still significant, since Sanders typically outperforms Clinton with white voters.
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The five-year average real GDP growth of 3.5% significantly outperforms the 'AAA' median primarily driven by strong net exports driven by the financial services sector.
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Jim Carney's fund trades volatility options and holds cheap S&P 500 index funds, and collects performance fees of 33% only if it outperforms the market.
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" Goldman recommended a basket of stocks that "outperforms in weakening growth environments as investors assign a scarcity premium to firms that are able to expand ROE.
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His unusual fee structure raises the stakes of his views even more: He charges a hefty 33% performance fee, but only if he outperforms the market.
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In some areas, the study notes, not a single charter school outperforms the traditional school alternative — and in some places, more than half are significantly worse.
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One of these findings is that value outperforms growth, rewarding those who identify stocks with lower price-earnings ratios and other metrics that suggest they're undervalued.
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A good countertop oven often outperforms a full-size one because its smaller cavity enables it to heat up faster and maintain consistent temperatures more easily.
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According to the same polls, the Vermont senator also outperforms Clinton in hypothetical general-election matchups in New Hampshire and Iowa against the top Republican candidates.
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ITALY OUTPERFORMS Italian government bonds outperformed, the 10-year yield falling 7 basis points to 1.02% and putting it on course for its best day in October.
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The S&P 500 utilities sector is up 21 percent in 2016, making utilities the best-performing sector as it outperforms the broader by nearly 20 percent.
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Traditionally this work is done by large staffing agencies, but Gustav is testing its thesis that an aggregation of small staffing agencies outperforms the big legacy players.
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Pennsylvania outperforms: I grew up in the Philadelphia area, so naturally I'm pleased to see the state ranking deservedly higher across our seed and early-stage metrics.
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"With S&P 500 upside capped on a valuation basis, it's more likely that Value outperforms by going down less or simply not going down," he wrote.
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If it outperforms its targets it will be allowed to activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of the additional austerity, which includes mainly lowering taxes.
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Javier Palomarez, the CEO of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, said PG&E "outperforms" national corporations in terms of contract work with minority-owned businesses in California.
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If it outperforms its targets, it will be allowed to activate a set of measures offsetting the impact of the additional austerity, which includes mainly lowering taxes.
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The health products maker's revenue beat forecasts, and Perrigo also raised its full-year outlook as it outperforms peers amid tough competition in the generic drug business.
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But if one takeaway is clear, it's that the Pixel 4's camera drastically outperforms the iPhone when it comes to taking photos of the night sky.
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In a quest for a safer helmet, the NFL is starting a $3 million program aimed at the development of new headgear that outperforms anything currently available.
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The latter will only apply if the fund outperforms the price of bitcoin, said Robertson, a former currency trader at hedge fund Light Peak Capital in London.
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The first is that the Affordable Care is popular, it is working in most places, and on every dimension that voters care about, it outperforms the Republican alternatives.
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"The basket typically outperforms in weakening growth environments as investors assign a scarcity premium to firms that are able to expand ROE despite index-level headwinds," Kostin siad.
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Whether and how it actually outperforms its competitors is not a simple question and we will have to wait for more data and closer analysis to say more.
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The current Ricoh GRII is one of the most beloved street photography cameras because, like the Google Pixel 2 that I keep praising, it consistently outperforms its size.
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Usually when a candidate outperforms or under performs in one state, it will effect his or her results in other primaries, which works as a positive for Cruz.
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They include exercise, stress-management, nutrition (the Mediterranean diet outperforms statins in preventive heart health), dentistry and patient care appointments and systems long enough to support behavior change.
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Athens and its lenders are also discussing a set of measures offsetting the impact of the austerity in 2019 and 2020, on condition that Athens outperforms its targets.
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But it's Colman, who has risen from British television (Peep Show, The Crown, Broadchurch) to Hollywood (The Lobster, Hyde Park on Hudson) in recent years, who outperforms everybody.
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That outperforms Cruz's last opponent, then-Congressman Paul Sadler, who lost by 16 points in 2012, but not by as much as you would expect, given O'Rourke's fame.
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The Echo Studio certainly lives up to its promise of delivering clear, boisterous audio that outperforms many of the smaller smart home speakers I've used in the past.
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Most observers expect it to appreciate next year as the U.S. economy outperforms and the Federal Reserve raises rates while other major economies and central banks lag behind.
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Clinton also outperforms Sanders with voters aged 50 and older, leading that group 57% to 33%, while Sanders' lead with those younger than 50 is just 48% to 46%.
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If Mr. Cruz outperforms the polls, as he did in Iowa, it will be a sign that he still has the potential to claim the South on Super Tuesday.
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The improvements are small basically because the Clara HD will likely replace the Aura Edition 2, which it outperforms by a huge amount, as the company's entry-level device.
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As chemist and materials scientist Joanna Aizenberg and her team note, their hybrid material, a synergism of the three evolution-produced designs, substantially outperforms other synthetic water-harvesting materials.
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"For the most part, it has been a pretty consistent trend that U.S. outperforms non U.S.," said Nathan Thooft, head of asset allocation for Manulife Asset Management in Boston.
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Led by physicist Jeff Dahn, one of the world's foremost lithium-ion researchers, the Dalhousie group showed that its battery significantly outperforms any similar lithium-ion battery previously reported.
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While Klobuchar and Warren may boast unity across congressional aisles, Sanders outperforms other Democrats among independent voters in a head-to-head against Trump and in independent donor contributions.
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Huawei says the phone's 'brain' - the Kirin 990 chipset unveiled at a recent tech fair in Berlin - outperforms the Qualcomm-powered 5G rivals already on the market from Samsung.
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Although AttnGAN greatly outperforms the state of the art for text-to-image synthesis, generating realistic images with objects from multiple categories is still an open problem in the community.
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Executive sedans typically cost over $100,53 when optioned, but you don't need to spend that much to get a seven-seat behemoth that either matches or outperforms almost every competitor.
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Why it matters: The CMU researchers say their system outperforms using an independent body to draw districts — the leading solution many propose at the moment — because independence can be subjective.
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China now has a conventional missile arsenal that in some cases outperforms that of the United States and the output of its naval shipyards is about twice that of America's.
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But focusing on the problems obscures the overwhelming reality: The Affordable Care is popular, it is working, and on every dimension that voters care about, it outperforms the Republican alternatives.
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French distributors grumble that Mr. Besson's films — like "Lucy," his 2014 English-language blockbuster starring Scarlett Johansson — skew French box-office ratings, since he wildly outperforms every other French director.
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According to a former member of Dahn's team, the likely answer is that Tesla already has at least one proprietary battery chemistry that outperforms what's described in the benchmark paper.
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Inside is a Snapdragon 855 Plus (clocked higher than the 855 in every other high-end Android phone) and a "special" Adreno 1993 GPU that also outperforms the regular version.
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With its relatively large current account deficit, high inflation and low real interest rates, Britain is a "high beta" economy, meaning it outperforms in good times and underperforms in bad.
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If Sullinger outperforms the contract as Biyombo did, both will benefit; Sullinger will get his big deal, and the Raptors will get a year of production at a cut-rate price.
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As an example, BuzzFeed News' analysis found that a conservative Facebook page being run by a 2500-year-old Macedonian frequently outperforms some of the larger conservative pages operated by Americans.
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The growth pace in the January-March quarter followed a 0.5 percent expansion in the final quarter of 2016, and outperforms a median 0.7 percent increase forecast in a Reuters poll.
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"Since Sensel's founding in 2013, we've worked tirelessly to create a sensor that outperforms existing touch technologies on every metric and at a lower overall cost," Rosenberg says in a release.
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Huawei says the phone's 'brain' - the Kirin 990 chipset unveiled at a recent tech fair in Berlin - outperforms the Qualcomm-powered 5G phones already on the market from market leader Samsung.
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As a matter of fact, a teacher who outperforms his or her peers and produces students who excel has limited opportunities to receive advancement or additional compensation for their job well done.
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Overall, the Playbase definitely outperforms soundbars in the $300 to $500 range, but it should, and I'm not sure the superior audio will be enough to justify its $700 price for everyone.
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This model outperforms traditional voting systems, said Unanimous CEO Louis Rosenberg, because it maximizes what he calls "collective confidence": the answer that the group as a whole most strongly feels is accurate.
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But unlike many Leica offerings, it actually outperforms them in important ways: the lens, the weather sealing, the burst speed — it may be expensive, but you actually get something for your money.
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So though it seems laughable, even a third-place finish behind Trump and Cruz could be a minor victory for him if he hugely outperforms Jeb Bush like he did in Iowa.
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But even after taking into account those advantages, Italy outperforms its expected level of sporting achievement, excelling most famously at football, but also at skiing, swimming, cycling, volleyball, tennis and water polo.
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It designs "Children AI" — an AI that then creates other AI. And terms of its performance, it outperforms basically every other human-made algorithm that's designed to do the exact same thing.
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But a final caveat here: If your child is older than 6 months, it's not all that clear that acetaminophen outperforms ibuprofen for reducing fevers, and the same is true for adults.
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It's a nearly complete package that's spilling over with other appealing features like SmartSound, Jabra's intelligent preset-switching function that automatically adjusts to ambient noise, and excellent battery life that outperforms its competitors.
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It far outperforms the Republican replacement plans: A new Washington Post/ABC News poll found voters prefer Obamacare to the Republican health bill by a 20163-to-1 margin — 50 to 24 percent.
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Lee found when telecom sector valuation is one to two standard deviations lower versus utilities in the past, the sector outperforms the S&P 500 by 3.8 percentage points the following 12 months.
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The company also argues that its chip outperforms Nvidia's comparable Javier Xavier AGX in some benchmarks, all while using less power and hence running cooler — something that's especially important in small IoT devices.
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The big picture: Trump significantly outperforms his 44% overall approval rating when it comes to national security, on which 55% of all likely voters and 63% of undecided voters approve of his performance.
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Even if Tipirneni outperforms the presidential results by 10 percentage points or more, which would be consistent with special elections since Trump won the White House, Lesko could win by a solid margin.
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When the more volatile IWC iShares micro-cap ETF outperforms over several months, the tends to top out shortly after, Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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It far outperforms the Republican replacement plans: A new Washington Post/ABC News poll found voters prefer Obamacare to the Republican health bill by a 323-to-1 margin — 50 to 24 percent.
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Through his research, Humphreys has determined that AA outperforms other well-established AUD treatments because it connects people to a "free, ubiquitous, long-term" recovery plan in which they're deeply supported by peers.
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For instance, SDP accelerated development of the first artificial pancreas (AP) by an estimated five to seven years and a recent study confirmed that it outperforms standard insulin pump and continuous glucose monitoring.
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TURKEY OUTPERFORMS Turkey's lira was in line for a 1.2% gain as signs that the central bank has front-loaded interest rate cuts and that tensions with Washington are easing calmed investor nerves.
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Today, Wendover says the company's best-selling masks are still the less flashy ones — a mask called Hero, made up of a series of black and gray triangles, consistently outperforms all the rest.
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Naturally, the new Mac mini outperforms the 53 model in every single available metric, and it holds its own against mid- to high-tier MacBook Pro and iMac models from this year and last.
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EasilyDo outperforms the number of travel companies Google is able to recognize in emails, he says, spotting messages from 98 percent of all travel companies and 100 percent of the top level travel companies.
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That's been the standard for decades, but researchers are optimistic that their method—which uses an aluminum ion and already outperforms the cesium standard by a factor of 100—could one day redefine the second.
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Bernstein observed that though cash tends to return less than bonds, it always outperforms when bonds lose money and, he held, would keep pace with bonds about a third of the rest of the time.
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Chocolate makers are grappling with declining demand for chocolate confectionery as many consumers opt for healthier snacks, but Barry Callebaut generally outperforms the market thanks to a trend at food groups to outsource chocolate production.
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I think Whitney's work at this point outperforms all else while continuing to achieve more, as it never strays from the condition of one person standing in front of one canvas with brush in hand.
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By creating transparency and trust, hiring the right people, and investing in employee growth and enabling technology, business leaders can create a remote organization that doesn't just match a traditional work model, but outperforms it.
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The exact details of Tesla's newly patented lithium-ion battery aren't known, but former researchers who worked alongside Dahn believe there's a very good chance it already outperforms the battery detailed in the research paper.
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The V2400 Pro is the first phone we've seen to be built around Qualcomm's Snapdragon 675 processor, which was announced shortly after the 710 and, confusingly, outperforms it on paper despite being in a lower tier.
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Mirrorless cameras, which basically do away with the bulky mechanical bits of a single-lens reflex camera but have virtually no drawbacks from their absence, allow for a more compact camera that still seriously outperforms phones.
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The 2017 M-Series from Vizio is an excellent choice if you want a TV that outperforms basically all of the competition in this price range and many sets that cost a few hundred dollars more.
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If Rubio outperforms Bush, Kasich, and Christie in the Granite State too, they'll all likely drop out of the race soon — clearing the way for Rubio to be the mainstream Republican alternative to Trump and Cruz.
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To take advantage of the prediction, the firm recommended December 2018 call options on the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF and buying derivatives that rise if the EEM outperforms the S&P 500 into year-end.
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The search company has attempted to stand out by claiming its prototype quantum processors were close to demonstrating "quantum supremacy," an evocative phrase referring to an experiment in which a quantum computer outperforms a classical one.
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A recent BuzzFeed News analysis of partisan political news websites and Facebook pages revealed that a page run by a 20-year-old in Macedonia outperforms many of the biggest conservative news Facebook pages run by Americans.
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According to Logitech's own tests, the mouse outperforms many wired mice on latency (that's the time between you moving the mouse and the motion registering on the computer) thanks to Logitech's fine-tuning of the wireless communication.
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The state official added that comparing California's share of the nation's job gains each month with its size in the national economy also shows many months when the state outperforms the nation and many when it lags.
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Here's one way to think about it: If Mr. Cruz outperforms our model by the same amount that he did Tuesday, Mr. Trump will go from a favorite to an underdog in California, Indiana, Maryland and Montana.
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"Silver is likely to outperform gold due to the lack of new mines coming on stream, strong retail buying and the fact that it typically outperforms when gold prices are rising," said Samuel Burman at Capital Economics.
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What we know for certain is that like all investment strategies, no one approach outperforms forever, and when strategies do work, it's as likely to be because of the external market environment as a fund's unique objective.
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The built-in webcams on laptops are decent, typically offering 720p video quality, but the HD Pro Webcam C920 outperforms them by offering the ability to record in 1080p, which is considered the baseline for web videos.
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PB: We have to clear a very high bar, because we have to produce a product that — for a consumer who's not gonna cut us any breaks — outperforms as a burger what we're getting today from a cow.
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The average fund in a family deemed "competitive" by the study's standards outperforms by 30 basis points per month, well over 3 percentage points a year, as compared to the median returns of equivalent funds of other families.
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Clinton outperforms Sanders in New York among women, men, those 45 or older, and those in New York City and the surrounding suburbs, while Sanders holds his advantage among young voters and statistically ties Clinton among upstate voters.
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The other companies didn't drop as much but still fell more than the S&P 500, a reflection of technology's role in the economy — the industry typically outperforms in boom times and is disproportionately hurt during a slowdown.
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But I think ten years from now, I think if you look at the ten-year record of Wells Fargo ten years from now you will – you're very likely to find that it outperforms most of its competitors.
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The contestants can win an extra $250,000 for creating an AI that outperforms a DRL human-piloted drone, a sort drone Turing test that could mean smarter drones for both amateur flyers and Lockheed's own extensive drone programs.
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Exports and booming tourism supported Portugal's economic and fiscal recovery after a 2011-14 debt crisis and bailout and, despite a slowdown last year, the country still outperforms the euro zone as a whole in terms of growth.
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"He said the NHS wasn&apost a perfect place to work, but that it far outperforms the US health system, where healthcare isn&apost "free at the point of service" and is not always considered a "human right.
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And despite some low favorability numbers among voters ages 45 and older, Clinton outperforms Sanders among both blacks and seniors on the question of whom they expect the Democratic nominee will be and who will win the general election.
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Our mission requires us to compete successfully for the hardcore, uncompromising meat lover who has no interest or minimal interest in replacing meat but will replace meat if you deliver something that outperforms in terms of what they value.
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"Among all the private investment opportunities, real estate typically outperforms other asset classes and is usually less volatile," said Brian Dally, CEO and co-founder of Groundfloor, a firm that lends investor money to house flippers and other developers.
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On Friday, Tsipras promised to reduce red tape, a common hurdle for investors in the country, and cut the corporate tax rate by 3 percentage points to 26 percent in 2020, if Greece outperforms on its bailout-prescribed fiscal targets.
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A model that distinguishes between regular-season and playoff games outperforms one that treats the two equally by a sizeable margin: separating these variables improves the Brier score, a measure of accuracy where lower is better, from 0.227 to 733.
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When it does—when we have achieved a non-lethal capability which rivals and outperforms lethal force—we will have some significant soul searching to do about how or why we would choose weapons that kill over weapons that don't.
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Cote d'Ivoire outperforms peers on a number of external finance indicators, but export revenues are heavily dependent on agricultural commodities (cocoa exports accounted for 45% of goods exports in 1103), although the diversity of commodities exported mitigates this risk partly.
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If Sanders is right, and drastically outperforms the polls again in Michigan, it would quickly carve out his path forward: Through two more Midwestern manufacturing states, Illinois and Ohio, next week; then Wisconsin in early April; then Pennsylvania in late April.
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And if Musk really wants to show how the Cybertruck outperforms an F-150, he'll hook the thing up to something truly massive and drag it down the stretch of road typically used for test rides in front of SpaceX headquarters.
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US stock market stumbles this year though, Amazon's share price soars, with 74.4% gain, contributing $440 billion to its market value, which outperforms the total market value of component stocks in the S&P 22007, excluding the 270 most valuable companies.
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"If the U.S. outperforms, which [it] looks like it will, if the Fed hikes two to three times this year, which it looks like it will, then the dollar will continue to appreciate, and that's going to create a headwind," El-Erian said.
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NEW YORK, May 22018 (Reuters) - The stock market surge since the start of the year that has sent the benchmark S&P 500 index up to new record highs is leaving behind one sector that typically outperforms in an expanding economy: energy.
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The company has raised a $5.3 million seed round from an international group of investors on the strength of its AI system, which it claims outperforms humans and works on images from practically any camera you might find in a car these days.
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He even outperforms native son Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeLanguage is a weapon in political warfare — if the media play along Krystal Ball hits media over questions on Sanders's electability Today On Rising: Krystal & Saagar explain why Beto O'Rourke's campaign fell off the counter MORE.
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They have excellent battery life, processors that should keep them relevant for years to come, absolutely beautiful displays, and a new camera system that generally outperforms every other phone, which should get even better with a promised software update later this fall.
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I've replaced other baby monitors I've used previously with the VAVA baby monitor because it's that good overallThe overall quality of this baby monitor is excellent, and in many ways, outperforms the highly-rated Infant Optics DXR-8 I was using with Ellie before.
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Hasina has been credited with fostering economic and social development that has lifted Bangladesh from one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world to one that outperforms neighbors like India and Pakistan in some development measures, including gender equality and economic growth.
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"With S&P 500 upside capped on a valuation basis, it's more likely that Value outperforms by going down less or simply not going down," he wrote, saying he sees more downside for small caps and high multiple growth cyclicals such as technology and consumer discretionary.
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Swedroe said the most important thing to remember is that regardless of the season, cheap tends to outperform what is expensive — that means what is selling at low prices to metrics like book value, cash flow and earnings outperforms what is selling at high prices relative to those metrics.
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"Our mission requires us to compete successfully for the hardcore, uncompromising meat lover who has no interest or minimal interest in replacing meat, but will replace meat if you deliver something that outperforms in terms of what they value," Brown told Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode.
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S. military exercises heighten tensions * Sumitomo Metal Mining soars * Real-estate sector outperforms By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO, Aug 21.1 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks were nearly flat in choppy trade on Tuesday morning as geopolitical uncertainty kept activity in check while investors awaited the annual Jackson Hole conference this week.
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The AirPods Pro do come close to perfecting the original AirPods concept, though: the in-ear design will fit more ears, the noise cancellation outperforms what you'd expect from tiny earbuds, and they sound better than ever (and the old ones already sounded good enough for millions of people).
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Even with a few upgrades (including 64 gigs of RAM, a processor upgrade, and a graphics-card upgrade to a lower-end AMD Radeon RX 570, which outperforms the trash can's FirePro graphics cards handily), the result is still hundreds cheaper than a used 2013 Mac Pro with otherwise comparable specs.
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The charts below illustrate that, using this methodology, which allows Apple and names like Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia to contribute to both indices, growth outperforms value for both the full year and the last four months of the year, when Apple and the chip stocks staged incredibly strong rallies.
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If Trump outperforms polling as he did in 2016, he may be able to buoy the chances of his colleagues in the House during his reelection campaign, but if 2020 repeats 2018 as a referendum on Trump, Republicans could face an even more resurgent Democratic majority two years from now.
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Pros: A good value versus other turntables in this price range, includes high-end cartridge for great sound quality, easily outperforms beginner-level turntables in terms of rich sound output Cons: High price point for beginners, no dust cover included Buy the Marantz TT-15S1 Reference Belt Drive Turntable on Amazon for $1,499
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner, outperforms rival Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE in head-to-head match-ups with Trump in Florida.
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Beyond providing a platform to play what we know, though, what more does the NX need to do in 2017 to ensure it's not a Wii U, that it outperforms its predecessor, and, I guess, returns Nintendo to a major contender in what is currently a two-horse race for console supremacy?
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It's not quite on the level of the Super Bowl (watched by 103.4 million people this year), but it outperforms this year's Oscars (26.5 million), and it more than doubles the numbers on Game of Thrones, one of TV's most-watched shows (last year's season finale hit 12.1 million viewers, per Nielsen).
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Using Bollinger Bands to make trading decisions has a few obvious problems: They generally don't include enough periods to lend any statistical significance, the non-normal distribution of market returns means that standard deviation measures are of limited use and there is no evidence that a Bollinger Band-based strategy outperforms buying and holding.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai * Dollar on top as U.S. economy outperforms peers SYDNEY, July 28 (Reuters) - Asian shares drifted lower on Monday as markets anxiously counted down to a likely cut in U.S. interest rates this week with much riding on whether or not the Federal Reserve signals yet more are in the pipeline.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai * Dollar on top as U.S. economy outperforms peers SYDNEY, July 1.2375.13 (Reuters) - Asian shares slipped on Monday as markets anxiously counted down to a likely cut in U.S. interest rates this week with much riding on whether or not the Federal Reserve signals yet more are in the pipeline.
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Pros: Delivers the ability to rip vinyl music to a digital format, outperforms many other USB-enabled turntables, produces good audio quality on the turntable, stylish design and look Cons: High price tag for an entry-level turntable, doesn't have high-end components Buy the Sony PS-HX500 USB Turntable on Amazon for $498
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Pros: Outperforms other low-priced turntables for audio quality, works with existing wireless speakers you may already own over a Bluetooth connection, fun for starting out with playing vinyl Cons: Audio quality doesn't match pricier units, making Bluetooth connection can be tricky Buy the Audio-Technica AT-LP60 Bluetooth Turntable on Amazon for $179
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This may happen three or four times a night, probably not because Casa Enrique looks particularly festive — from floor to ceiling, it's done almost entirely in white — but, I'd guess, because regulars know it regularly outperforms any number of other restaurants that might seem to be more special on the surface but aren't, really.
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POLL-Poland's zloty to recover as economy outperforms euro zone BUDAPEST, May 4 (Reuters) - Jitters over Poland's currency may return in coming weeks but the zloty is forecast to strengthen against the euro over the next few months as the economy continues to outperform the euro zone, a Reuters poll of 38 analysts showed on Wednesday.
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In fact, the more significant GPU announced today might well be the GTX 1070, a $379 card that also outperforms the Titan X. Built on a 16nm FinFET process, these Pascal GPUs are evidently extraordinarily efficient, and once they start trickling down into more affordable models, they promise to unlock VR gaming for a much wider audience.
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That is an old Wall Street adage, reflecting the period between May and October, when the S&P has averaged a 215.2 percent gain since World War II. The S&P outperforms with a 22001 percent average gain in the November through April period, and has done better than the other six months 28.2 percent of the time.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai * Dollar on top as U.S. economy outperforms peers By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, July 1.2375.13 (Reuters) - Asian shares slipped on Monday as markets anxiously counted down to a likely cut in U.S. interest rates this week with much riding on whether or not the Federal Reserve signals yet more are in the pipeline.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai * Dollar on top as U.S. economy outperforms peers By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, July 28 (Reuters) - Asian shares drifted lower on Monday as markets anxiously counted down to a likely cut in U.S. interest rates this week with much riding on whether or not the Federal Reserve signals yet more are in the pipeline.
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Those who prioritize a winning candidate are more apt to back Biden and O'Rourke than the overall pool of likely caucusgoers (36% in that group say they favor Biden, 14% Sanders, 14% O'Rourke) while Sanders outperforms his overall number among those looking for a candidate who shares their issue positions (103% Biden, 26% Sanders, 8% O'Rourke).
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Both the Bites 2 and Play 2 can hear and respond to Alexa requests, with a four-microphone array that in my limited testing actually outperforms the Alexa mics built into my Sonos One and Sonos Beam speakers, which is pretty impressive for devices whose main features are serving up treats and keeping an eye on your pets.
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He's also enjoying a lead in the polls over Murphy, and he even outperforms Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in some surveys.
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"The constituent donors of a non-profit, such as the alumni of a university, are aware of how well the organization performs as an investor and adjust their donations in a pattern that rewards stock market profits with the supply of new capital, much as one sees the inflows to a mutual fund increase when the fund outperforms the market," they wrote.
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"We think the dollar is likely to depreciate when the global economy improves and also when global investors become more risk-averse," said UBS strategists in a research note, in a break with what they said was the dollar's traditional outperformance when the U.S. economy outperforms its peers or when global risk aversion drives investors to the safety of U.S. assets.
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It's not hard to find a G-Sync monitor at this price point, though this Dell monitor outperforms much of what you'll find if this is your budget cap (in more ways than just its size.) This model offers QHD resolution (2560 x 1440), 144Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time, all packed into a bezel-reduced design that will complement practically any desk setup.
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Clinton must understand why Sanders outperforms her so dramatically in match-up polls against Trump, why an alternate nominee such as Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE would probably win a landslide against Trump and why she must do some things very differently, very soon.
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There is no shortage of mnemonic tricks you can use to remember things, but the three-act technique of picturing something in your mind, putting pen to paper to draw it, then looking at your drawing is a powerful memory trick that outperforms other "strong" mnemonic strategies when it comes to memory, according to a study published in The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology.
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There have been a few clever innovations designed to make devices that move air sound more pleasant to the human ear—Dyson's bladeless fans and hair dryers come to mind—but researchers Reza Ghaffarivardavagh and Xin Zhang from Boston University have come up with a solution that outperforms them all, without impeding the actual movement of air which is what makes most sound blocking approaches impractical for products like cooling fans, or drones.
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"Details of the Ground "transformation" should be disclosed later in CY19 although if management is not guiding to segment level margins we do not expect unveiling the new plan will be a catalyst for the stock... Lastly, while FDX screens favorably for the "Value" style, which outperforms as the business cycle recovers, we expect fundamental headwinds will most likely offset the stylistic tailwind we highlighted in our previous research..." UBS downgraded Rockwell due to changes in industrial production, end market growth, and valuation.
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ZURICH, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Barry callebaut ag ceo says to announce new mid-term guidance in the middle of current fiscal year Barry callebaut ag ceo says expects global chocolate confectionery demand to continue to grow at between 1-2 pct Barry callebaut ag ceo says barry callebaut consistently outperforms the market Barry callebaut ag ceo says cocoa crop is of good quality, first arrivals are good Barry callebaut ag ceo says strategy is to do bolt-on acquisitions to strengthen gourmet and specialities (Reporting by Silke Koltrowitz)
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